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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17

stopped over last week and were most
enthusiastic. not only over the glorious
view. but OF all the interesting and
pleasureable provisions made for the
club members and their guests The
party included Geo. ". Watson A "a
Garrison and 4. d BasseIl
Chas. T. Mott. one OF New York's
famous architects. has also been a guest
during the past week and expects TO
spend most OF the summer in nshing
and tramping through the country about
InnumersbIs auto parties hav. been
night.
The Hon. John G. rice. wife ana pa-t,,
including Miss Peach Of T-pneryitIc
Va. and Miss Withrow. Of Iewisbnrg
W. Va, motored over from Ieu-feb hue
TO attend the first club dance given So.
urday evening. and 90 spend the week
end. II Is hoped that every Ssturdsv,
evenings dance durinG the summer M,
DC as great a success as the first one
Many young people from the county
came over in their cars
me weather was perfect cool morn
lnEs. quite warm for . few hours dur
lng midday. but the guests are harry
70 gather before log fire in the even
the night us
Great credit Is due Mr.. II. NJ I,octs-
ridge for his untiring work in not oni,,
making the Allegheny Snortsman'E club
OF focahontas county. one Of tho fact
summer resorts. but has ADDED 20 tbc
state a Country Club which n NAV well
Dc proud TO claim - enc Of tho finest
Mt. Lockridge IS vice president of tho
Alleghany Sportsmans club.
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Ing nicely lat is weak from loss Of
blood from the wound
Mrs Harry Breidenstein Of Fair
point, o. IVES shopping here for
Mr and Mrs. n. C. Hazlett and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe SHeidel Jr leave Sat.
urday Tor Bedford Springs 10 spend a
few weeks
Robert Dillon Of New York formerly
OF THIS city was calling on friends
here THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs Joe PAUL Jr. lief, In
their automobile for Philadelphia from
which point they leave for points in
New England
Mrs Bates McIain and son are
Lake Park
Mrs. Robert Amos Of New Mate
mores. Ohio. Is guest In the city for
a few days
Miss Carrie stroehman has as her
guest Miss Bertha Bohenkemper OF
Toledo. O.
Mrs 4. W Cline and children are
guests Of Mrs. Cline's mother Mrs G.
W Crummitt in Parkersburg.
Harry Snyder of Elm Grove. en-
ployed az the Cecil Lumber Co. LEI;
last evening for Atlantic City TO spend
his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Howard Wells Of the
Island are spending their vacation at
Atlantic City
VIII Fowler of Stone and Thomas il
in GAINESVILLE spending his vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fowler
William Murrin and family Of Beth.
lehem will move TO THE city TO make
their home
Mrs. Lizzie Peterson and children
OF Mozart Hill who went 10 Sweden
IN the spring will start home July
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evert. Jr..
left yesterday for a trip TO New York.
Atlantic CITY and ether eastern points.
Miss Alice Seidler. interesting
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. Seid-
Ter. is visiting friends ami relatives
at Holloway. Ohio
Miss Eleinor Gsus. OF Indiana
street. IS visiting friends at Mountain
Lake Park
John Ennis. Of South Wheeling. has
1 returned home after spending his va
cation AZ his fathers camp. "Adeline ="
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Dailer. Of the
East End. are the proud parents of a
baby girl
Miss Lena TeufeI OF East Wheeling
will leave Sunday for Bethesda to re
main for q few days.
Miss Alice Seacrest will leave for
Cleveland. O. Sunday to spend a few
weeks
! Dr. and Mrs. =. j. Quimhy and chill
! dren. have returned 10 their home in
/ New York. after visit with Mr. and
/ Mrs. Lawrence Seabright. AZ Blaine,
/ Ohio
/ Bernard Alexander. Mike Cullinan
and Joseph Curl left for Mackinac
Lake. where they will spend few
/ week,
Lee Busch. OF Steubenville o. who
| has been the guest OF his mother.
! Mrs. Anton Busch. az Pleasant Valley.
/ has returned home
/ Mrs. David PurseElove and son Sam
uel Of ST. Clairsville. o. who have
/ been guests in the city, have returned
/ home
/ Mrs Handlon. nee List. OF Wheel
/ ing. BE- visiting with her son Joseph
/ Handlon, Of the LaRslla. Al the fam
/ lily residence on South Fourth street
I during the absence Of his wife. who Is
visiting with the home folks In Par
kersburg -Steubenville Herald Star.
Edward Weisneit OF Nay Shoe Co.
! this citv. has returned from a visit
| 20 New York and Boston.
Mrs George Yahn. OF National
road. is tho guest Of her sister. Mrs
| Zilliken In WellshurC
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Doctors Boyish Face
Reveals Skin Remover

heard the other day tho story OF the
physician with so admirable a skin that
al ms women patients asked his secret
re told one. who generously told Others
mat. knowing the remarkable absorbent
property OF ordinary mercolized wax. he
concluded TINS substance would make an
excellent complexion remover and pre-
server. Knowing the wax could do no in
jury. ne began using ft after shaving He
soon observed that the old. wtthered col
orless cuticle was being gradually ab-
sorbed and replaced by younger. health
Ter skin. This was the simple secret OF
the stlver-haired doctor with the bovish
tace The secret became public property.
Vow women everywhere use mercolfzed
wax. applying Is nights like cold cream.
washing ~ OF observation-disclosures un-
III the complexion Is entirely renovated
An ounce OF this wax. procurable al any
druggists. will Danish the worst com
pleNion.
Another valuable reiuvenator used by
this doctor was wrinkle-remover and
preventive IN the form % a face bath,
made by dissolving an ounce Of saNolfte
in half pint witch hazel This also has
become famous.-Fashion Review
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
BY Ruth Cameron
IN LOVE THOUGH MARRIED.

When a man finds out after mar
rage that the beauty which he ad-
mired during courtship is largely arti.
hcial we do not blame him for beng
disappointed In his pride and losing
some of his love for her
Is not the man who has been at
tracted by certain qualities Of charac.
ter or temperament, and who finds
that these also are removable Just as
little 10 be blamed for losing his ar
dor?
Indeed. think he is more unfortu.
nate than the other. for his love. hav-
ing been founded on something deep.
er and more real than beauty. Is prob.
ably deeper and more real. and hence
his disappointment ~ keener
Despite the belief TO the contrary.
comparatively few men are attracted
merely by beauty FOR one thing.
comparatively few women are that
beautiful Most men fan IN love with
woman because that woman has GER
tain qualities In temperament or char
acter which arouse that peculiar COM
pound OF passion and tenderness
known az sex love
Now almost any woman be- astuto
enough 10 know what qualities In her
particularly attract her lover. She
can feel his access Of tenderness when
she displays these particular qualities
and she learns ~ give them free play
during the courtship.
After MARRIAGE Well. that's an
other matter.
We often hear protests against wo-
mans tendency 20 grow slovenly IN
her personal appearance after mar
rage. Now ! think the average wo-
man shows greater tendency TO
STOW slovenly IN the use Of her other
charms
For instance. once upon time a
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CLUB Is OPEN
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME OF ALLIE.
CHEVY sPoRTSMAN'S AS
ISOLATION IN USE.
Col. Randolph stslnaker OF This City.
Was First Member to Register
For The Summer.

The beautiful new club house OF the
Ailesc1any Sportsman's Association
opened on July /. Mrs. Herndon who
has been identified for the last three
summers with the White Sulphur
Springs hotel as chaperone and host.
ess. and also with the Brighton Hotel
washington, ID. c. has been installed
as manager TO look after the comfort
OF the members, their wives and
guests.
The club house Is fully equipped
with every modern convenience dear
TO the heart of man. even when rough.
ing II In the mountains There is
also wonderful swimming pool. un.
der cover, with constantly running
water: The fishing for bass has
Drought many fine fish TO the table
and a satisfaction TO the men who
have spent the day in the streams
near the club. catching them.
one is greatly impressed by the
Elk, 90 in number. grazing on the
slopes in the enclosure. near the club.
IN fact they are quite tame: not even
Interested in the automobiles that are
constantly coming and going.
Col. Randolph Stalnaker, OF Wheeling
was the nrst member 10 register and
FOLLOWING MIN are many prominent peo-
pie from different parts OF the STATE
Judge &. =. Dice. wife and nephew are
stopplng IN the club while their bunga-
low IN the pine grove near By Is being
Mr.. c. a. Cabeu. or Carbon. w Va
and ". r. Daunkin. Of Bridgeport "
Va. have been here since the house
opened. They left % Friday and will
return for the hunting season. which
promises 20 he very hne
Mr.; Guy II. Earl. Of Clarksburg. w
Va. mas also been a usccesgfuI fisher
man during the week. He left in biS
car Tor White sulphur Springs Fridav
| and viii return later In the summer
| Touring Party Stops
! Mr.. NJ. y Wilson OF EIkfrs " Va 9.
stil here. A party from Lost creek
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About People
Movements OF Individuals 70
and From lie City.
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELs

meLure-Mr and Mrs A. W. Man.
ant. Fairmont: A. r. WHITAKER.
Clarksburg. e. l.. Falets. DillonvaIe
o., a. W. Wilson. Salisbury. o. Henri,
Griffith. Miss Alice Griffith. VI 81
Gagahan and Miss Gagahan. Mt Jew.
EFT. Pa. Geo. = White. Weston W
Va: l.. S. Howell Toledo. O.. Harry
beht. canton, o; and J. f. Currie.
Newark. q.
Brunswiek-W e. Drake. Cameron
W va. y NJ Hohan Terra Alta ~
Va! a. 49, Wells. Gallipolis. D. Geo
Sassaman Cameron. W. Va. VIM
Hubbard. Sistersville. w. Va s &
Perrin and wife. Wellsburg. W Va
: y Jones. Maynard. o.. &. n F1ana.
gan. Fairmont. q.
Grand central-L J. Hassen. Du.
Bots, Pa William Fisher. Zanesville
q" T. a. Slime. New Philadelphia y
stamm-W y RiEcloman. Fair
mont. o. IS. a. Williams. Barton. %
y Kinney Parkersturg. w Va Geo
v Glitter GAINESVILLE. o.. 81 SNYDER
Woodsheld o; T. VI Nrborest. Mar.
linton. ". Va, ~ T. Marshall Mar.
Tins burg vs.. Va: Park Henderson
Fairpoint. o.. G. ". Camin and wife.
bellaire. q.
Miss Martha Morgan. NJ Pittsburrb
is visiting at the home ~ her Uncle.
Mr. a y Gordon. on South Eighth
street. Martins Ferry Ohio
Miss Margaret Tough ~ Bcnwood
spent yesterday as the guest of friends
ar WoCdlawn
Misses Margaret and Sarah Whafor
n Beuwood spent Yesterday visiting
their aunt nc WoodlaWn
Arthur G Reynolds ~ Cameron
spent tho fret ~ me week in tho CIV
traneacfing business
O. " TalkinEf0n ~ Cameron srcrf
yesterday in the city trausacflnr bust
nCea
Miss Clara Sfrocbol of Pleasant Val
10y is spending several DAYS VISITING
friends ~ Toledo Ohio
Mr. and Mrs William prcssier and
son william leave for Columbus and
Hurkovo Lake 10 arrnd their vacation
Mrs Katherine Yoef of tho North
End who severed 'hc arteries and
veins in her arm vas taken 10 tho
Norfh Wheeling hosrifat whore tho
injury was dressed Mrs Ycst is rest.
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ELECTROCUTED
John Thias Of Nevborry va, Meets
Death by Ele~trooution In Bsllairo
Thursday.

John Thiae aged 2N. % Newbcrry.
Va. an enplnye 81 the Wheeling Eiec-
trio COMPANY. was electrocuted Thurs
DAY moruiug while rolling Up old wire
on = spool The accid' nj occurred az the
corner Of Thlrty-aecond and Guernsey
streets. Eell1ire. where other employees
81 the company were cutting the wire
from the roles while engaged IN roll
ing the wire one end % Do fell across a
volts Of electricity shot through Thias
body killing him instantly. Thtas' body
was literally cooked bv the heavy cur
rcut other employee succeeded IN
separating the wires and placing the
body uu ru auto truck and rushed 20
the uHice 81 Dr q. g.. Eectham but ON
arrival there life was extinct The body
was taken 20 the Bradley undertaking
fafHhii ahwcuf and prepared for buriut.
Thla- had been employed with che conn
rHur about one wear. and had many
friends iu FrllaIrr
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young girl who was rather sweet look.
ing. but not really pretty. captured
the handsomest and incest bachelor
In her set. People wondered at her
good fortune. but II was really simple
enough She was an enthusiastic. vi
vacious. unconventional little person.
and he happened to care more for
those qualities than for beauty.
That wIs about ten years ago. The
other day was sorry to hear that
the man in the case has been taking
his stenographer about Sorry but
not surprised. for the vivacious. en-.
thusiastic, unconventional little per
son whom he fell In love with and
married ten years ago. IL now a set
tled-down. thoroughly conventional.
matter Offact housewife. middle aged
long before her time. And the ste
nographer poor little fools much
the same kind Of a vivacious. enthus-
iastic. unconventional young person
as the girl he loved ten years ago
and lost
Isn't such slovenliness as bad as
carelessncFs about ones person?
Men fall In love with women for
many qualities their sweetness,
their lack Of sophistiCation. their VI
vacity. their good humor. their purity
for their elusiveness for the flavor OF
the child tn them. etc. etc.
Every woman should know what
quality in her particularly attracts
and try TO be a. careful about pre-
serving u a. she is 10 keep looking
young
DO you know what quality In Won
attracts your husband Reader Friend
and are YOU keeping that quality un-
furnished
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The wedding OF Miss Vidella Girls
well to Mr.. Frank Freese took place
Thursday evening at the home OF the
bride. In Glenwood The ceremony
was performed by Rev. s. S. Jones.
pastor OF the Chapline street NJ. n
church In the presence of only the
close friends
Inc bride wore a white gown and
ed by her sister. Miss MaybsIle Cris.
Wen The best man was Mr.. Russell
freese, brother of the groom. Follow.
ing the wedding a reception was held
Mr.; and Mrs. Freese left over the n.
and o. for trip west Upon their re.
turn they will be al home here.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and and MRS. w; l.. Criswell. of Glenwood.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

Special dispatch to the Intelligence.
COlrNBt S. o.. July Estate
Board % Psrdona to-day made this
recommendation Henry Zerkcr. Of
Belmont county. horse stealing. i've
years Communication TO two and one
half years
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Bible Class is entertained.

me Bethel Adult Bible class was
entertasSed "wednesday evening a. the
home % Mr.. and Mr. Charles p
Caldabaugh near Bethlehem Mr.
j. =. Bender. the teacher. acted as
chairman Of the meeting. and Nis7
Mary Wayman led the devotional OK.
ercises. The Office ~ president be.
tng vacant a committee was APPOINT.
ed TO elect new president. After
the business was disposed ~ a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served Nearly all the members
OF the class were present.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

NIrf0riH theatre patrons YESTERDAY eavr
the NrErrHr Associate Players tn .nt.
Old fHHrrifr Ten Nights boz H rirr
Room. rrf if was presented in uurn Re-
clever fashion fhHf enc house from time
a" time broke ont or. enthusiastic Hu-
riaurr Dr. ia the old cid story of excess
aIrr drIrkiur end Gee dire t0uac1urnrrr
and while fHr play I4e been given mere
many a time. DO wHe never shown g.
such good advantage brfnrr
NI.H kramer Niles f.rr Mr. Wees and
NIaa Conference.-The Ir fhr leading char.
arffre are particularly Euud and n1IhIra
Of dramatic interest d. iref fn their Dor.
frHNaI There has ben hig sale OF
seats Tor the hafrurs rf the week end
packed houses orc certain. Tonight
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iAEn fet- III - EiFf= - the
y teeinE hiEh School kluunl $50
clafion Netnesfay evening" Iuiy =
TIE Arar al faks piacs o. TIE "a
cant 20 A. IL southwest corner q
Nortn front street and Bridge ccrn.r
beEide refr~stu@nt stanfs noyeif.
stands ull - provided Orchesfra
music VII - Furnished during fhs
-f~nins- TIE lSblic h welcome 20
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
FRECKLES
Now 10 the Time to Get Rid OF Thos.
Ugly Spots.

wow ~ Nne Ilme 70 Get Rid OF Those
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest neeo
OF feeling ashamed OF your freckles
as the prescription othine-double
strengths guaranteed TO remove
these homely spots.
simply get an ounce OF othine-
double ngth-from r. u Rau and
apply a little Of II night and morning
ana you should soon see that even
the worst freckles have begun 10 dis
appear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II is seldom that
more than an ounce Is needed 10 com.
pletely clear the skin and gain a beau.
uful clear complexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength othine. as this Is sold under
guarantee Of money back n Il fails
TO remove freckles.
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lestsrdsy Thursday afternoon
the Sewing Circle Of the Allen Grove
presbyterian church. Sherrard. Wa
Nery Pleasantly entertained az the
homo Of Mrs. Henry Remke Fancy
work Nes the chief diversion. and
hNe O'Clock refreshments were erioy-
90 Thor. was a large attendance Of
me members and several other per
sons were present
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cal force % tA- n a-1 o. ConErsta-
lal,oas ar beng sK-en1st b. th-ir
nary fri~1dn.
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Frecse- CriswelI.

onieiated In the presence OF only i'm.
mediate relatives of the couple.
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~ franriF Ncoit snferfafrrd =
nlrnnrr ~ ris frtsuir Thurudar stFh e
picnic rartT. Th~ FsaurE people Irft 81
20 clock fer h. fsfer uharr =
llnchson - served Mis- Souhta Eur-
ton "a nrsfS aefad - rh.n.~.,,, -lr.
quests Hsrs.
Miss~sr
Nsraref lreir. Hlanehs Stnrer
49, wilson. kafferfn- rfarr
t.lrie t1illrr VOID. Flurrrcr Mason
H~ten Tsifrnan Nfrrfa Nfffso-
Margaret Burns NsIss~ fossia.
Katherine Hsrniifc-,. R-hifak~~
Katherine Hoffman.
Mrssrr-l
James rsrvsv farkaS.or~r
Charles Milfnr Vohf Es~a T.
Robert y ODD fa0rr. Nlf.~r
Robert Hazleff Iuufr- rgr~v~rl.
Francis Woods Cft-or H..-,tft-.-
Robert Irwin.
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SUMMER EVENTS
ARE ENJOYABLE
GUESTS IN THE CRY ARE BEING
MUCH FETED BY LOCAL
SOCIETY.
Mary chsutauqus Parties Are BEING
Enjoyed During the Week
Younger Set Still Active.

Mrs. Reed McColloch Baird will be
hostess TO a few friends this afternoon
az her residence on Twelfth street
The AFFAIR will be in the nature OF a
luncheon given for her house guest.
Miss Florence West. of New Mata.
moras. Ohio.
There will be covers for:
Mesdamcs
Robert Ginen Of ". W. Irwin
Mariana Pa. Fred Faris
Frank WaterhouEe Reed Baird
Harry W. Gee
Florence West OF Nda Iepson
Matamoras. O. Martha Irwin
Alice Young Dclphia Young
Jennie Jepson
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Grape shipments from Argentine Cd,
Europe were recently fnHuuurafad "a
fL'8l rnrairrweut being 1885 boxes of
o. pounds each
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Miss Lydia Speidel. petite daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Speidel. enter
tanned number OF her little friends.
Thursday afternoon az the Speidel
home in Pleasant Valley
The party was planned TO celebrate
the eighth anniversary OF the hostess
birth with appointments in keeping.
various games were enjoyed The
hsh pond was feature and furnished
much pleasant diversion for the chill
dren. The young people gamboled on
The lawn for a few hours after which
cooling refreshments we're served.
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krause-Orth
The wedding OF Miss Louise Orth
OF Shadyside and Mr. Charles r.
krause. OF this city. took place Wed.
nesday evening. Rev. W. 4 Dysinger
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fame and wealth.
and to live close to God. This is the
cost Of the precious OIL.
Hence the wise virgins declared, i'm
no ungenerous spirit. that they had
none too much OF the oil OF the Holy
Spirit for themselves. Then they ad
vised their brethren who were de
fcient to go to God, and to seek 1t by
obedience to His Word. by searching
the Scriptures and by close following
CT the Masters leading In the narrow
way.
Meantime. the wise virgins went in.
one after another-passing beyond the
veil Then the door was shut. Once
in our misunderstanding we thought
that this represented that the foolish
virgins and all the remainder OF man
kind were banished to eternal torment.
Now, however. we notice that the
door shuts IN the Kingdom class.
While others viii never enter that
Kingdom. God has other blessings for
them. 10 come through the Kingdom
and His Bride.
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have ! e 7 t I b @
world, have come
to G o d through
Christ, have been
justified by faith
In His blood. and
thus h n We been
made prospective
members 0 { { b e
Kingdom class, the
Bride class. This
parable S h o W 3,
then, that in the
end of this Gospel
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FOR SALE-A We'll improved 100
acres in good neighborhood. on
main road to Guthrie, close to school
and church, have phone; good house;
large, almost new barn, granary, etc.
Plenty of good water pumped by mill;
orchard, fences in good repair; 100
in cul.; Is meadow. balance pasture;
never falling spring in pasture;
some timber near spring. This land
is good soil and lays fine. Priced to
sell, terms If needed. Address "Kee-
hoyta,'' care Leader.
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The Lamps and the Oil.

receive a IfeSu
supply we must
look well to our
Covenant with the
Lord and to our
loyalty to the prin-
ciples of right
eousness. 4 h is
costs something OF
time and study.
perhaps OF neglect
Of the things Of
this life. II means
to forego strife for
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FOR SAI4E-Quarter section, good
location; near Guthrie; so a. cul.;
bal. grass land, small improvements;
some fruit; farm land lays fine, pas
ture a little rough, but good grass
and plenty water. Priced to sell.
Terms if needed. These farms are
near Guthrie, Address "Keehoyta,
care Leader.