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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13
Wants..

w dI1CS....
PIANO tOR aAi.H
We ssvs stored in Moats Vista q
A'sA ssAds piano which u ,ss.a a,
eaes VIII be seld si . tfsnsndous
e'sssens II yuu contemplate Ii,
purchase Of . piano invsstiss,s our
oa''' Particulars win be supplied
by writing to
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY
Dsnvef. Colorado,
-WANTEp-Any kind OF hsui,ns
Win . truck. Phone i:ow
Arthur Hubbard.
-FOR sALE-Good range and sxib
piece Of linoicum. Mrs. ]. l.. sehs,,.
%? Davis 81.
FOR sALE-rhroe quarter soc.
tions good land. 8 miies from Mont.
Vista. $50 acres In crop aud sifn,.
fs' Good improvements. Paid.up
water rishts. perpetual. Good terms
viii BE- given. Write to owner.
n. 8. OLSON.
Sewing BY the day or garment.
Mn. G. n. Sadlsr. 13t Third and
Washington.
Sheridan Ranch to Lsass-March
aist. 1870. 40 acres native hay
land. with natural water right. Ap.
ply to
r. J. SHERIDAN.
Monte Vista.
FOR SALE
Registered Duroc-Jsrssy Boar Isl
months old. Telephone 6l%n%.
HARRY CHAPsON.
VIII crochet caps to order: ais
sew by the garment. Mrs. Amanda
Bradshaw. East End Lovers Lane.
PLANO FOR eALD-Firss class
condition. Inquire At Journal Office.
HIDES. FURs. PELTs
Why Be robbed By tramp fur buy.
srs when you can get top prices:
Send me your fura and viii send
you prices on same and II not satis-
factory will return them without
cost. 8. u. HOFF. ls2S-3o Blake
st.. Denver. Colo.
-LosT-A soxsh Riverside road
grip tire. between Monte Vista and
the South Farm. Finder please re-
turn to Henry Gets and receive re-
ward.
-WANTED-Work Of any Kind BY
hour or day. Call at SOS Franklin.
upstairs.
FOR sALE-Purebred Duroc boar,
eligible to registry. N. Rupert.
REPAIRED
=. ROeEBROU0H. SIS Monroe 81.
TRY A JOURNAL WANT AID
List your land with G. G. Kerr 4
Co. They have lots OF buyers at
the right prieoo.
NOTICE
Hereafter l positively will not be
responsible for any debts Incurred
by Marion T. Zinser.
tSigned) CHAS. g. .ZlNSER.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
The regular teachers examina-
tions will be held at Woodmen Hall
In Monte Vista on Thursday and FRI
day, December Is and 10. beginning
at 8 O'Clock. Examinations for high |
school teachers will be given at the |
same place on Saturday. Dec. 20.
CARRIE DIETRICH.
County Superintendent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13

-WANTED-Work Of any kind BY
hour or day. Call At 20s Franklin
upstairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13

TRY A JOURNAL WANT AID
List your land with G. G. Kerr 1
Co. They have lots OF buyers at
the right prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13
FOR SALE

Registered Duroc-Jsrssy Boar Is
months old. Telephone 6i<n%.
HARRY CHAPsON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13

REPAIRED
=. RO9EBROU0H. 33S Monroe 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13

PIANO FOR eALD-First cias,
condition. Inquire At Journal Office
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-13

Read our advertisement on last
hgs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
LIvERED BY WHEELING BOX
WHO MANNED ONE.
Ensign T. P. Raymond Of q. S. Navy
Talks at Kiwanis MONDAY Lunch
con ut The windsor.

'"Whcnrvrr one Of Uncle Sans h;E
naval guns planted a shell close IN tho
abode Of Hun" hov"l. tho boys with
tho gray uniforms would take 10 the dug
out and remain there until the firing
ceased" said Ensign L. T. Raymond. in
n descriptive talk 10 tho members OF
tho Wheeling Kiwanis cluh at their
noon-day luncheon: iuday ut tho Windsor
Hotel.
Ensign RAYMOND manned on" Of the
big naval guns that were used TO try
and dlslndgr the German big Bertha"
but whether or not tho mon in charge
OF the L.. 6 guns were successful. he did
not know as hn stated that tho crows
did not know what they wrr" shooting
at and IA the guns fired distance "f
twenty miles. they did not have tim" &"
walk over between shots To lind nui
lust where the big shells were planted
lie was however Of the opinion TINT The
rfr"ctivr than til" biggest guns used by
The Germans in their effort tn destroy
Paris.
Just two minutes before the armiS-
tirc was signed" he said. we fired the
last shcll into German territory in order
that il would arrive there In plenty Of
time. or at the exact moment that h"
nrmiStica went into effect. II" stated
that on ono occasion twenty German Of
were killed by one shot from this big
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
CLERK-CARRIER
EXAMINATION

The United States civil service com
mission announces an open competitive
examination to be- held for the posi-
TONS of clerk and city carrier for the
Wheeling postoitice on February To-
i"iH
...,-..s ana ,@.!v.rrS. in tins off1ce are
divided into six grades. The salaries OF
which ar. $1,000, $l.1o0. $1,000. sl30V,
Sl,4on and $500 Clerks and carriers
will BE- promoted successfully grade
at time. 10 $500.
Competitors will be examined In the
following subjects: Spelling. arlthme-
tic. letter writing pennanship. copying;
from plain copy and reading addresses
Applicants must have reached their
eighteenth but not their f"rty-hft3
hirthdav on tho date Of The. cNamina-
ton. The az" limits arr waived. how
ever, in tho case of persons hnnor1Dl%
discharged from tn" nit"d Suites mil
ttarv or naval service by reason Of DIS
ability resulting fr"y wounds or Six
ness incurred in tlE~5lnc Of duty.
4 circular OF Information Q'or'n
oa65I, Including sHmpl" questions ana
tests. and Ap1lIcatior Form Ell. VIII
be sent 10 nnynu" upon request. All
IS CONCERNING this examination
should b.. addressed /" III" secretary Gt
tho board If civil s"rvi"" examiners.
Wherlir- w VA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
'NWAN|5 CLUB ENDORSES MANY
MEASURES BENEFICIAL To CITY

government retain same at least Tor
some time to come. Several other mat
tcrs Of importance wcr" also up for
discussion.
In tho absence Of DR.. ". O. BuTda;s,
who is in Indianapolis. the chair OF
POSTMASTER was filled by Hon. ]. r.
Blackford. of this city. who introduced
rs the oral booster Of the day Hon. John
i. ArbcnZ. Of This city. who delivered
Il very interesting address on clubs and
what they can accomplish. y splendid
chicken dinner with all the trimmings
was served by thc Windsor Hotel man.
accmcnt. Those in attendance were:
\. L. King. potter Boyd. A. {. Thomas,
w. Il. Gibson. Vim. T.. Klrtt. \. +. HOT
man. w. r Nicull. Frank s Webb.
Leonard K. Rcnch. Fr-d T.. Johnson.
John Arbcnz L. IT,. l.. Strid"r. 6. w.
jackson. Harold s. Martin. Harold q.
E,x. Ralph T.. Beard e. IT. Duncan. w.
I. Lukrns. Will Wing"rt"r Ed. Salads.
J. l.. Hnnlry. T. Guy Ferguson. VIM.
Hunter. Albert y. Dennis. Chas. r..
Brand. Will II. C"lvir. W. Il. Hilton,
Walter Z. Ta,c. Edwin T.. Ford. Sidney
6 Good. Glenn - Sin"ral. W. e, Cart
n"r. Douglass VASE. Charles l.. kr;tlHr.
n. Earl" Rogers. l.. i. Mckinley. Ed
mtiud l.. Jones. H. W. Hicks. y. lnEar".
Doc Lamont G. Rruhn. John T.. Arb"n7.
charles l.. DOYLE. Geo. A. Eln"krurh. Or.
{. u. cray. rIti $hurrh. IA. Ensign +.
r.. Raymond. +. g.. Dilis T.. Il. Carney.
T.. ". E"nucII. J. y. lTutchis"n. C. j.
E!llmcyrr. \. :. Wh,tclcy. r. :. Cl"l-
land. IT. NJ. Front. Hoy pnrf"nbarccr
IT. ~ Ecnnrit. l.. s. Parsons. s. {.
Gilman. II L. Johns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
FREE wHARFAGE, GOVERNMENT
CONTROL OF WIRE SERVICE
AND OTHER MEASURES
RECOM1ENDED.
Meeting was One Of tho Most Largely
Attended Ever Held by the
Local Club.

The noon-say luncheon and weekly
meeting Of the Wheeling KIwanis Club.
held yes.eray at noon at the Windsor
Hotel, proved to DO one OF tho most
largely attended and also the most m
terestiug ever held by the organiza-
ton since It was started here. In at
tendance at the meeting. besides the
regular members wcre a number OF
visitors. including Dr. c. D. Gray. or
PITTSBURGH. Pa. connected with tho Ma
tional Waterways Commission: Ensign
r. T. Raymond. Of the United States
Navy, and one Of tho mon who manned
onc Of the large navy guns along. the
.ir.us Lue WHOM tho armiSticn was
Signed, fs,6 Leroy i. Rcnch. of the Gr"Ht
Lakes Naval Rand OF Cleveland, fhl".
Tho Kiwanis orchestra, in charge Of pr,
Hector Lamont. was also present with
a new line Of up-to-the-nlnute srlrc-
tons.
Several measures that will benefit
Wheeling were introduced. one "f thr
number, that OF having free wharf
are for Wheeling. being presented and
passed by tho members without Not"
against l.. The proposition /" have tn"
government retain control of tn" wire
system nf the United States until after
tho L. S. Congress has tim" to inv"s-
tientc 4 was also presented and tn"
members Of tho club voted 10 hav" the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
WAR CHEST ASSN.
! D|RECTORSF|LE
GOOD REPORT
BOARD REDUCED TO A cosEnTTEE
q" OF WORKABLE PROPORTIONS
AND OFFICIALS SELECTED.
Report OF Treasurer indicated progress
In Payment Of Pledges and
Growth of Funds.

The board oe directors OF the ONO
County War Chest Association. ;ncorno-
rated. he'd a meeting yesterday after
noon a: the office Of The treasurer.
Howard flaZl.:: IN n" SchT ulhaca
building The main object .; r." meet
ing was to marrow DOWN thu board
(which IS 700 cumbersome and CONSIST
.cG OF sixteen members. - 4 committees
.pt workable proportions which w"H'd
.tacil!tats the handling OF ;hc ass"H'a-
~Tion's business.
An eNecutiv" ard finance comm &c
was ap5oin trd consisting; ~ n" follow
Ing members: J. J. Holloway. chairman:
Howard Ha5ic,t. Joseph II. Ba"", Geo.
J. Math;son. James ". Ewing ana 5.
Brady.
4 report OF the treasurer was Rad and
showed the association in an excellent
condition and the pledges wec" coming
lin at a very gratifying rate. oHe-th'rd
sps the payments being p5id u2 wi'h "n!E
one-fourth OF the year ali6ted passed
The paymenss started on she first OF
November. 1918. and the FISCAL year Will
end November 1St. 1912. The campaign
closed on November lss, 1919, ana ihe
total subscriptions were si2l.SS6.S9 ana
the total number .cf subscribers. lVopi.
The total payments received to DATE arc
"3i4a,131-e4
Acting under legal advice. the board
ruled that 1t had no authority to release
in whole or IA part any pledges maoe 10
the fund rs the association is incorpora-
ted and IS conducted on business pr1nci-
.pIes the same as any other corporation.
business or otherwise.
The only loss anticipated viii Be from
deaths and removals. to other places
and this will be very small = the crtter-
~ion Of other cz,rapai srrs of similar ma
ture are 70 be followed when the short
age amounted to about PER cent OF the
total.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
80


OIL our feet. Needless to say. we took
tho hill.
Will. how ia everyone out there now?
I wish mother was here to talk Cicrman
for ne. can understand II much bet
ter than can French. and the German
people ,rea. Us tine, They hate the
kaiser worse than do. and II he ever
goes back hs VIII not last as long as
snow ball. The German girls are pref
tier than the French. but l Ike thu. Eng
lish best. Really. none OF them inter-
est me greatly.
What is N" latest news from Char
ley l hope he Is we'll and never gut
as far as the front. often wonder II
Bob has enough yet. lie certainly saved
himself lots Of trouble when he en-
listed in the medical department. The
boys Ia the line call them Pill rollers
and another name l will tell you latcS.
Your cousin,
FRANK MONTE MERY,
Battery D. S24th +. A Tcavy). Arner1-
can e. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
UNCLE SAINTS BIC GUNS
MADE Il HUN" HUNT DUCOU7

other destruction WAS wrought. How
ever every time that shell hit IT. would
make a hole in the ground fifteen feet
deep and thirty feet wide. He stated
TINT tho French had III: entire country
mapped ont 50 that ii WAS possible TO
direct Il shot any plac" nj any Time.
The big naval guns were loaded on
cars at ST. NaZairr"S. France and were
hauled Ia thu, front against the protests
OF III" frcnrh who did not think that
the railway r"adhrd would hold them TIP.
III" trip In the. front waS made without
trouble. he said and III" guns were used
from one end Of the battle line TO tho
other. The Zig IctticS" were loca: cd
IN 81. G"hainS forest. but were never
other. Tn" Big H"rtha$' wcr" located
Raymond stated that the German guns
Smelling Paris did it'll" property dam
agc. but that they frightened tn" inhab-
itants very much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
TO TURN OVER SUPPLIES.

WASIl1NGTnN. Jan. "3.-friEah'ce
General John W. IIca""y. acting chief or
IN, ,r,I;tln hur.au. recommended I" the
Hons. Military Affairs COMMITTEES today
;h:,; = rider bc included in the army ap-
propr!a,."n hill authorizing III" S"cr"-
;ary If war to turn over 20 tho National
r;warl from N" surplus supplies ~ the
regular army. equipment valued Mt si3".-
Gnh non
General Fioavcv said m" general Starr
W. a. =. r"r &c TRANSFERRING, III" supplies
but va: without authority. IT, explain
~ hat IL this "qu:3al"n; ""'" 'nrN'h
oyer III" cost would hr reduced :" S'".-
600 400 less 10 !uru over stock on hand
than TO buy equipment for the guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Traction Stockholders
to Hold Meeting
No Qaorun Present at City and Elm
Grove Railroad Company Session
Meet Next Month.

Because no quorum was present, tho
annh:Il. meeting OF the stockholders 0f
the civ 4 Elm. Grove Railroad COM
pany that was scheduled for YESTERDAY
noon was continued until February Il
1T the same hour
The meeting will hn held for tho pur-
poSr OF rlcctinE members OF the board
Of directors for tho ensuing year and
taking up other matters that may prop
crly come before the stockholders. The
hoard Of directors will organize later
and in ,urn elect the off Gals for 1919.
The meetings will ne held in tho offices
OF The company. Twelfth and Chapiine
streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
Tells How y,nol Made Her Strong

bronson. MIch.-"l TOOK Finni for 4
weak. rundown condition and barkachc
md had to keep up and do my house
w1rl; for my family Of three. Ninnl has
improved my condition so that now I
feel like Il different person. Mrs.
Albert Rose.
The reason we recommend Finol 20
our customers for such conditions is b.
cause We h2lirvc il 10 be tho most mic
crsstul strength creator We know. con
tanning MS il docs h'>cf and cod liver
pcptnneS. iron and manganese p"ppton-
nj IS md glyc"ro7husphatcs. The great
est Of all t0niCs.
IIoEc- Davis Drug Co., wheeling. Vin0l
Is sold in bridgeport. Ohio by tho Dent
Pharmacy. Sclby E. Reed and druggists
everywhere.
t. S.-.-If you have Eczema try our
SaxoI Salvc We guarantee II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
1000 ENEMY ALIENS INTERNED
DURING. WAR.

WASHINGTON. Jan. n2.--F'Uur thous-
and twenty enemy aliens were informed
ny tho United States during Tho war. the
department Of justic" today informed
TN" lTQuS" immigration Committee.
which is. considering Il hill authorizing
The deportation Of these persons. TWcn-
iy-tw" h,rnGrcd or ihrm w"r" merchant
:s"arn"n. and tn" remainder resident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
BIG HAUL FoR CHINA.

Sc pF.klNC;. China. Ian. %. (Ry The AS
soriatrd press) ---rhc Chinese govern
in"nt has decided 10 scquestra;r all en-
cmv property in China on February ].
The law calling for the repatriation or
enemy citizens will become effective ;on
March ]. The only exceptions will he
doctors. invalls and all persons over so
years of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit Of dandrun disappears after
ones or two applications Of Danderine
rubbed we'll into the scalp with the I'M
ger tips. Get a small bottle of Dandcr-
inc al any drug store for a few cents
a nd save your hair. After several appli-
cations you can't find n particle OF
dand7un or any falling hair. and the
scalp will never itch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
New York. Assembly
Votes for Prohibition

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. o3.-After de-
bate lasting nearly five hours. which
vas preceded by Republican caucus
in which It was made a party measure.
n resolution to ratity the federal prohl-
bition amendment was adopted by the
assembly Of the New York legislature
late to-day. The vote was 81 10 &C.
Eleven Republicans declined to be bound
by the caucus action and Joined with tho
Democrats and Socialist minorItics In
voting against adoption.
Action on the resolution probably
will be taken by the senate carly next
week. 4 caucus OF Republican senators
has been called for Monday night.
-7-
-RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
NOVEL CHARTER ISSUED.

CHkRI ESTnN. w. Va. Jan. -
Authority - ",!"liv"r groceries and f"od
produciS hy aerial navigation. was
ri""n today hy Secretary of Stat" l'"iS'
ton g. I"un.,. in granting charter 10
ia. Spircr Grocery company. Of Charles
ION and k"raMhn cay. 6" far as h'
knows. il Is tho first request Of its KIND
",'rr granted in tho lmlt"d States. Sec
rrlarv Young SAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Stock Dividends Not
Subject to Income Tax

NEW YORK. Jan. @3.-Unitcd States
Judg" Julius ". Mayer decided In n
test case today that stock dividends are
not subject to federal income tax under
The income tax law Of 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
BIG ULCER
ALL HEALED
Now I Can Walk" Says Mrs
Southcott of Medina.

Hero is another letter that makes me
happy" SAYS Peterson Of Buffalo. 'oue
that / would rather have than thou
sand dollars. ;.
"Moncy is:', everything IN this world!
There is many 4 big hearted. rich man
Who would give. all he has on earth ~
no able 70 produce a remedy with such
mighty healing pnyrcr as Peterson's
Ointment. 70 sell Il; all druggists for
35 cents a box.
Read this letter written February II.
1918. by Mrs. Albert Sou,hcot'. o.;
Medina. y. Y. Il seems Tx" a miracle.
but it is true. every word Of Il.
know il bccaus" I Ses similar let
ters almost cv"ry day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

Ointment. Co. Inc. Buffalo.
untold sufferer from an
sore and ulcers. mad
rything without any re.
4 friend told me OF
fintmeat ard the first
&c pain shat had not
rars. and after using
9Th ot IN" salr" [
vas . inches by
Nailed ard can
Eiii BE- without
Is 10 recommend
wish. cannot
it," Yours truly.
Medina, y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

-HIY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
MorIp cnlNGE MEssENGERs.

& story g. going the rounds In ar
ms circles that Seems good enough TO
pass along. says the Louisville Courier
journal There was an Irish soldier.
so els slid who for number Of
months hard proved his Amcricanisn
rs ~iranng the Huns with hand gren-
s.tic pistol and riile. lie asked tor
and received "a furlough only To find
oui 90 tie end that hc had nO money.
80 De- wrote the following letter:
Dear Lord. / have been here for
irn months lighting in mud up to my
neck. Tile work is somewhat unplens-
anf hut you'u be- glad 10 learn that I've
killed ~ixfy-ihrpc GcrmanS. Now I'm
hii tired but | have me furiOugh all
right. aud all that ! lack H. little
money. having spent an mine for
prayer books III 81 don't believe me
ark Father Tom McCarfy -. Lord.
BOO ile name OF an the saints / ask yc
for Use small SUM 81 SiUp. Sure ye'li
never miss il and ii ye viii send me
tle money ill never forget ye Ia me
prayers ~Janes ,snirk--
II Unopened thar tile censor who
got bold Of this letter was housed in
Young Mems Christian Association
bungalow. lie PASSED the letter around
and as james WAS popular IL was not
long before fund of $50 had been
raised The money was placed Ia a
s. NJ. &. A. envelope and sent to the
freshman without comment The next
day tine recipient sent the following
Dear Lord: 1--WE received your
$50 as per application for furiougli
money and 1 thank ye. But l make
50 bold rs to give sc word OF warn
IN Send the next money by the
knights OF Columbus sent the last
hy the Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation and they nipped half Of H.
James ouirk"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

ON Thursday evening 81 last week
air. and Mrs. BraEfiey Turpin enter
tanned a. i've tables of five hundred
The house WAS decorated in various
Christmas decorations. the Chris mas
cards werr unusually attractive ia
vors and CREATED much interest 4
sal ad course and hot chocolate We're
served After The games. dancing WIS
enjoyed. The guests were Misses Ce-
leslie Roberts. Carrie May Reid. Annie
Lee Brown. Bess Chuafe. Mildred
Ramaee. and AIRS. Edward Rice. Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Taiiey. Judge and Mrs.
". b. Amherg and Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Hale.
Fain Routcn. who has been station
cd nt Newport News. Va. for some
time. came IN Christmas day and took
Christmas dinner with home folks. re-
turning that day % his camp. lie ex-
poets "a discharge az an early date.
Mrs. Chester Barnes. who has been
i'm Louisville where her husband j.
stationed. spent Christmas holidays
with home folks
Mrs. Mary Barber returned last
week from Hazel Ky where she az.
tended the bedside Of her sister
Mrs J.. 4. Stone and daughter. Miss
Mary. spent last week in Greenfield
the guests Of relatives.
Courier for three months. doc