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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-26

Wheeling-It was learned here that
the West Penn Electric company in
terests will make an effort to pur-
chase the defunct West Virginia Trac-
ton and Electric company's holdings
which wiz be sold here, insuring a
through trolley service between
Wheeling and Pittsburg. The West
Virginia Traction and Electric lines
extend to West Alexander, Pa, and
it is said the company Will, in event it
is the successful bidder, build a line
between West Alexander and Wash
ington, Pa.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-26
West Virginia
NelUsCullings
An epitome of most important
eUentS trdnSpiring in the state

Aunt!ngton.-Fire did damage esti-
mated at 100000 at the Ashland Coal
AID Iron furnace AT Ashland, Ky The
lo's was fully covered by insurance, 1t
is said
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-26

Observation-Disclosures of the state
prohibition department will be moved
from this city to Parkersburg, it was
announced here by Commissioner
Charles Lively. The Offices have been
located in this city since Mr.. Lively's
appointment several months ago.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-26

Clar'-sburg.-Hugh Bragg. a legless
youth of Webster county, will have to
pay the death penalty April for hav-
ing killed John Dennis Morton, deputy
she Vt of that county, recently at Cow
when the officer had him under ar
rest for having issued worthless
check for $3.50. The jury returned a
verdict of first degree murder without
recommendations for mercy. Morton
was slain with two pistol shots from
n revolver Bragg had concealed in a
holster under his left arm.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-26
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5 @ @ % % of n % @ January 1920 for the "on'ymsn "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
BIDS ARE ASKED FOR
BUILDING OF BRIDGE
Contractors Invited to Submit Fig
ures on Construction of Wash
ington Street Structure.

The commission having IL charge the
building Of the new Washington Bridge
has issued invitations 10 contractors for
bids on the work Bids will close on
January -.
The estimates asked are 20 include The
cost Of salvaging tho present bridge over
tho Brandvwinc w,th It's heavy stone
supports and the erection of the nc~
bridgo under the PLANS Of Architect Fred
crlck " Carpenter
Tho new bridge is 20 be roo feet 'onE
and 50 fcct vide, making the broadcSt
and most elaborate bridge construction
in th, CITY or vicinity The arches arr
manned az TO- 250 and S. feet each crcat-
ng . symmetrical appearance unsurpaS> q
il architectural beauty This result WAS
ol,tatncd only after consideration Of many
sautions FOR the number Of arches hat
hccn tired
Each bid must be accompanied q by a
certified check inr $40 000 information
concerning the proposed structure can he
obtained from the information for con-
tractors form IF contract specifications,
bond and contractors proposal. and con
tract drawings pamphlets ohtainahic
from room l32, Public Building \ de-
post Of 500 IL required n g~cd faith 10
receive tho complete set ~ pamphlets.
subject to refund upon rcturf Of matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
NEW FILM THEATRE.
Bids Will be Asked for Construction
One at Market and Twentieth Streets.

AS soon rs final plans are completed
by r. G. Tindall, architect, bids will be
asked on the construction Of two-story
moving picture theatre and business
building for the Brandywine Picture
Theatre Company, of which George w.
Raudman, 403 Concord avenue. is presi-
dent The building is to be located
at Twentieth and Market streets, ex-
tending back along Twentieth street, with
the theatre entrance on Market street.
The structure will be of freproof construc-
ton, .! the most up-to-datc type Pro
vision Is m dc for two stores on each side
OF the theatre entrance.
Accordin to Mr. Raudman, the COM
pany feels there is demand in lower
Rrandywina village for pictures such as
G intends showing This, together with
the new Strand Theatre rapidly nearing
completion at Twenty-third and Market
streets, should afford plenty of diversion
for the citizens living north of the Bran
dywine.
Contracts have BEEN awarded TO w.
d. Haddock and Company for the erec-
ton of n two-story garage and service
station for G.. A Patterson, at Eleventh
and Broome streets The building will be
of stone and half-timber construction,
with state roof. and of the Elizabethan
style of architecture. +. G. May, IN
the du Pont Building, Is the architect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

fity in which II has ireen shown, Richard
Barthemess, the fafnu ls Griffith star
md former leading man for many prOnl-
rent feminine stars, Clarine Seymour,
Carol Deu,Atrr and Ralph Graves are
the chief PLAYERS. Fatty ArbgckIe's ~ he
Garage" If story ~ man who u on
intimate terms With diftcrcntials and
nuts
Will goGERs ~ "gUBn0" AZ rBE ouEE".
beginning Monday Will Rogers vii
make his aupearanee for three days 10
"Etbilo," his latest motion picture, ~
the Q1ieen Theatre "JubIio places
Mr Rogers IN the title role ~ an American
hobo with love for the hobo life The
apt three DAYS oi the week will fcat're
the famous handcuf king Hoidiaj. 70
his first motion picture entitled hc
Grim Game No one can forget the
famous Houdini who has startled tho ~
ands from the vaudeville stage with his
miraculous escapes from handouts and
siraightjackets and the like The story
of "rhe Grim Gamc" was written by
Arthur r. Reeve the creator of Craig
Kennedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
BRITISH r.. X. MEN GET RAISE.
Gain Important Conc esSions nj Prelimin'
ary Conference in London.
j Press u livery Evening

Ry ASSpCi3tuu Press 70 Every Evening
London, Jan 3 Railroad workers
seem - have Won important concessions
from the government IN negotiations pro
hminarv Ia the tentative settlement 81
the wage dispute reported yesterday.
Dei ails Of the gTccment show that Inca
Of the lowest grade will receive 2 minimum
0f $40 a week, with 9th r grades running
up to slS5 accoring I" Herald.
Iahorito organ
Decreases under the sliding scale agreed
lDon cannot reduce wages below the
minimum agreed upon. winch Is 100 per
cent above rates prevailing before the war
Negotiations relative to grades not in
clud q IL the present agreement aTe pro
cecding
The government offer VIII he la'd be
fore 4 meeting al r4ilwaynrn delegates
on Wednesday when acceptance - r.
icction will bc decided upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
vIsCoUNT GREY SAILS FoR HOME.
Many Other Distinguished Rritisher>
Passengers on the Adriatic.
,ociatesi Press n Every Evening

~ Assoclaf9si Fr1sS % EVeTy FNVn1ne
New York Jan. 3. The sfe..ine-
Adrlatic SAILING today for Plymouth
Cherbourg and southampton. had so
Messengers aboard. among them many
persons Of prominence
The psssenge list included. Fiscouni
Farl Grey of allodcn, ambas>ado 10 the
United States from Great Britain adv
Jelhcoc. wife of Admiral Jelhcoe. adS
Herbert, widow 81 tho former ambassadol
from Great ET,taIE t. ghis country y IL
liam fhilhlr. IS lStani secretary o{ state
ST Alexander Mackenzie. Su NJoti
and LADY Lcthcrbridge Robert S'is,T
cruvs, % the Belgian embassy y ASH
ington and Nelson Dean kas Of ]. z
Morgan Il 60,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
HUNS VIOLATING TREATY.
Exporting Horses and Cattle Extensive.
" into Neutral Countries.

By Associated Press T. Every Evening
Paris. Jan Germany Is exporting
horss.s ami cattle extensively I'd neutral
countries il contraventlon Of the terms Of
ne peace treaty il Is reported il dis
patches from Brussels
On Nov 10 the allies had their atten-
tion called To an offer made by Germany 10
Sweden of a sale Of stations and more re-
Gently It was ascertancd that the Ger
mans had been selling considerable
quantity Of livestock to neutral countrles
The mat ter is being invest gated By the
reparatIons committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
CHURCH BASKETBALL.
LEAGUE GAME TONIGHT

The third double header Of the Church
Basketball League, which will take place
on the floor d the local Y NJ q 4 to
night. IS arouslng much interest. Grace
Will meet Westminster in the first game,
with West and BrandyWlnc mixing il up
IN the other contest The first game Is Of
such importance il the race that the
management ~ the league has been re-
Quested 70 make reservation FOR 4 deiega-
tiou from Vest Minister Church This,
however, cannot * gr: nte J. ~ the policy
Of tne League Is first come first served
The doors will open at 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
DENIKINE RULE OvERTHROWN.
Regeneration Of Russia Party Succeeds
after Victory Of Reds.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London. Jan Gen Denikine gov
eminent in southern Russia has been
overthrown and Gen Ronanovsky ias
been chosen to replace Gen Denikine -
anti-bolsheyik chief, according 70 q wire
less dispatch received here from Moscow
quoting advices from Taganrog.
The report indicates that owing n de-
feats along the front coup d etat oc-
CURED At Cen Denikjnes s hcadQuart crs,
and that ms government has been re-
placed by a group known as the Nczsoz-
hdinye Rosie a term meaning the
regeneration 81 Russia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
MUSE hIENT S.
'srr saw" Ar TnE PLAYHOUSE.

SEE saw At TnE PLAYHOUSE.
"S4e-s5aw" will closc It's engagement 1T
The playho We tonight 4Ice.Sas" Is o.
the la1lghable and pleasing type that l.
ALWAYS a SUCCESS in this city, where music
al comedy Is favored | orothea Mackayc
is the chizf feminine player while Frank
Carter. Charles Brown and Charles
Mcakins, fssides being the main male
players are also the comedians
"sura coon fgLLow' coaFs MoNphY.
Tie seat sal. for the musical COMEDY
tShe : n Good Fellow has started ri The
plavhodse The nraRs tncnt 0f the pro-
tlttetion will commerce next Monday
evening. The entire ofi lnal orgaL ia
tion is promised, with Joseph Santi,y,
that clever young singing comedian, ~
the dominant role, and Ivy Sawyer and
Dorothy MAYNARD az the two chief fem
ininc piavers "Shcs Good Fellow IS
declared to be the perfection of up to
dat, mus ieal comedy, with ripping mll' ic,
by Jerome Kern, and With it's clever whirn~
steal story by Anne Caldwell
BERTHA KhLtsH IN "THE RIDDLE WOMAN. "
Coming here direct from seven months
nm in New York and three months
run in Chicago Bertha kalIah, The famous
trapedicnne. will bc seen at The Play
hn,Isc. beginniyn Thursday evening .Janu-
nry & in "The Riddle Woman" play
written especially for her by Dorothy
Donnelly and Charlotte Wells. Seats
for this engagement may be had at The
Playho,se box office beginning Monday
morning.
WELLINGTON CROSS AT THE GAumcK.
wellington Cross, a clover broadway
fayorite. having taken fiier In the varle-
ti.s. will lie at tho Garrlck Theatre next
week. lie heads a company Of merit that
will proellice a song, dance, m'Fic and
comedy revue The company includes
Man Hell, Mary Allen, Cecil Arnold and
The dancing comedian Lille Dooley
| Cal Dean and the Sorrity girls are also on
thc bill in happy pot poIri OF run,
frolic and mlxic Then there are the
Dancing kcnnedys, the DeIite Sistcrx,
cofnetliennes. Frank and Ethel Carmen,
novelty hoop roller, kctchcm and Cheat
rrn IN - F}roozc Prom the Wee" Frank
Marley. l,sujoIst, and thr rathe comedies.
At rHE ylcrorIA
fsrgt audience. hayc witnessed every
eiav the showing of Mary Miles 3Intcr in
Anne ef Gireeu Gables, at the Victoria
Dn ,plas Fairbanks in his latest Ing pic
tl,re. when the Clouds Roll By vii
!. tie attraction 1T the Eictoria nexi
tyeel This picture A. genuine novelty
.eEhen tho Clouds Roll fv" i nea anc
j original IN story and action
erErrtf parHLE mif Al THE NAJEarIc
With ID. N Grffiths picture "ScarIo
DR. ae tic drarnatic featire and Will
latty trFucke latesf oom7dy III
f.arar "A hc other hnii q the program
j the Nalestlr will have bill all y nex
i waek 1arlef Ilays which i th'
latest of the - W Griffith predictions
l.carz the stamp q approval n ever,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
WAITS MORE FRENCH BABIES.
Clemenceau Urges Families Of 10 to II
to Repeople France.

By Associated Press u Every Evening
Paris, Dec 2 Families 81 ten and IL
children are being urged by Premier
ClcInenceau, who Is touring the depavt-
ment Of Var, hls constituency III the
chamber Of deputies VI ClemenceaI
points out 10 lis rural audiences the need
Of repeopling France, laying emphasis On
the fact that la-ge families are more
common IN northern than IN southern
FTaupe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
REDS SET MORE FlRES.
Grazing and Cultivated Sections at the
Argentine Severely Damaged.

By AsSpciat.>i Pr,.Ss TO Every Evening
Bucnos Aires. Friday Ian New
fires arc burning IN grazing and cultivated
sections of southern Bucnos firps province
according 10 DISPATCHES. which state that
anarchists are suspected Of starting the
flames
Latest reports state the fires arc not
under control and arc doing heavy damage
in .ac places Firc fighters have beer
dispatched from Bahia Blanca by t"e
railroads
Radicals seem to nave anticipated their
threat to burn crops on January % Il
prisoners arrested for social ofonses were
not released, it Is said by some newspapers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
VICTORY FOR WEST End.

Vest End beat I1nmanuel q New
Castle. % 10 II, at basketball On New
Years night The feature Of the game was
the great defence work 81 Mayors and
Firth, who did not allow New Castle 8
field goal the first half, their only counters
Icing TWO foul goals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
JAPS TO RECALL WARsHIP.
Chinese DoubIy Incensed over Arris aI
Of Boat at Fuchow.

By Associated Press - livery Evening
Peking, Dee. 81 Official announce
ment Was made 1t the Japanese legation
here today that the Japanese warship
stationed at Fuchow would he withdrawn
consequent Ia the restoration Of order II
that port
As the Chinese considered tie Japanese
AggressoTs at Fnchow, tie dispatch of 8
Japanese warship 70 that port aroused
Chinese public opinion and led 70 All
intcnslfcation OF The anti-Japanese boy
colt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
King Of Greece Breaks an AnkIe.

By ASs0CIaIeG FTass % EVGTy F1'vHEIE
Athens. Jan 3 King Alexander fell
vhile pr4r'icing jumping yesterday and
broke his ankle Ic will be forced 70
remain IN bed 3 month according to his
physicians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
Must Pay Up Arrears.

Rocco Cattalino. charged Wlth non
support wa- gwen one week " pay
half the money he is in arrears by Deputy
Judge Finger Ia City Court this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
EASY FOR WEST END.

West End recently defeated the fast
Emmanuel team of New Castle in one
sided contest. score 20 TO II The ~corc.
WFST IND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
BOWLING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys Of Grsdy's Bowling
and Billiard Parlors
DU PONT LEAGUE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
ACCUSED OP TARC FNY.
CIaudis Hemingway Claims Not 20 Have
KnnMn (.nfhea WaFr 4lnlrn

Glands hemingway cOiOrcd CHARGED
with the larceny u gilt Of ci0lhas W.
held in $500 bai for tbe Court n Csrucral
Sessions BY Deputy judy Finger ~ Civ
Court this morning
Hemingway said willie Wack" give
the s,iit - him ~ pnwn and that he did
not take if 0r ku - was stolen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
TIE Philadelphia Critics Say That

.sRertha ai5ch with her great Al
suts vas aTatn introduced in ~ ''Euc'-
.Insl r,ie 'Thers. + nu Questioning
the star great Gifts ne dominates
the whole piay Indnrtr
~ eA6lanle + a!ich NolcF is tetGh-
i-,,fv r1e;o,lious She rlays upon
,E,b ~. tsrv.-,sy cs.dent..s K 4 ~iari-
~ ~. lands IF 4. sAtt!ed nuSi-
-,.r AMI r1ifcE IN .he same manner
7o.S sh,. n att!tude and expression.
-, nr5D fbf afn.tions ~ he AUDI
.g and rhrlf IN hv means Of her
rare dramatic ability. - bu4etlH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Every Evenings clagaihad advertise
rncnts bring rcsutF. Proved by the satIs-
faction OF many and will he 10 you. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Referee, Walls. New Castle Timer
Mayors, West End
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
"a MAKES OF AUTOS SHOWN.
Cars Priced at From $7I5 TO SII 900 al
New York Exhibition.
Rv Associated Press 10 Every kvonIng

BY Associated Press 10 Every kyeDing
New York, Jan. 3The twentieth
national automobile show opened here
today in two divisions one at the Grand
Central Palace and the other at tie Eighth
Coast Artillery ArInory-
Passenger cars of "a different makes,
ranging in price from $7l5 to more than
sIl, 900 were exhibited At the armory
90 makes Of trucks were displayed.
II understand our new neIghbors
are strict vegetarians
Strict? ! should say they arei They
won't even let their children eat animal
crackers. Cincinnati Enquirer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24
MsRGUERITE CLARK
HAS CHARMING ROLE
IN NEW PHOTOPLAy
Based Upon Maria r. Dayic.s'
Novel. Little Miss Hoover"
II Fine Picture

Marie Thompson Dayiess. one n:
the best known Of contemporary
noyelists In this country. has written
a delightful story la THE Golden
Bird" which has been picturised by
Paramount under the name Of
Little Miss Hoover" and which will
ba shown at the Liberty Theatre
tomorrow. Sunday. with Marguerite
Clark In the stellar role.
The scenes OF the story are laid
somewhere In Maryland. The hero
Inc is winsome creature who shows
all tbs signs. upon every occasion. of
being adorabiy helpless and fearful.
hut always rises to the need OF the
moment and IN adequate to every call
that Ii made upon her. Some hnan-
eiai smash has left her and her
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24
{1I1|lSalsE|'IIj

The Liberty Theatre has booked
Tom Mix, the daring William Fox
horseman Of plain and hill. to appear
tonight In "The Wilderness TRAIL"
a photoplay from the well-known
book by Frank Williams which por-
trays delightfully."- the life of the Can
aClian FUR region. The scenery alone
In this play IL declared to be well
worth seeing-a wild country OF for
ests and deep SHOWS. In this set-
tag Tom Mix will perform new ex-
ploits that will make the heart OF the
spectator beat faster.
The old battle between love and
duty. In which Tom Mix more than
or % defes death, centers round
new leading lady, Colleen Moore.
who will surely be pretty To look ~
"a her fun. enjoying long sleigh
rides IN the snow behind team CT
huskies. and who will show how a
real girl acts when che In saved from
death and dishonor by a strong man.
Many will, recall Miss Moore as
petite and charming. actress. The
scenario and direction are by two
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

and their fortune In the future. The
various needs OF herself and hcr
chicken yard bring to her elbow aid
and comfort in the form OF myster.
ious, handsome. red-headed person
with an extraordinary knowledge OF
scientific farming and magic way
with animals.
This man proves good deal OF n
mystery to the spectator and to The
heroine almost until the end OF the
picture, and whether she is going to
find her fate with him the picture
must tell.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24
HYPOCRISY DISEASE
OF CENTURY ~ BASIS
OF sTRONG PICTURE
Dorothy Dalton Has Role Of
Exceptional strength In
"Extravngance"

The disease OF the century is the
theme taken by J. Lynch In writing
the Thomas II. Ince photoplay. "Ex-
travagance, the Paramount picture
IN which beautiful Dorothy Dalton
will be presented at the Liberty
Theatre next Wednesday.
This disease he describes as "the
craving TO seem to be something that
one is not" and for HIS characters he
takes the rich and seeming rich Of
the New York stock exchange.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

Dorothy Dalton plays the D.u
wife OF broker and an assoc,.,.
miliionaires. This gives her o,,'
tunity to wear the iovliest gown,
most stunning jewels.
As Helen Douglas. IN the A..
she has an insatiate desire IA, \
feathers and TO keep pace with ~
rivals. lives far beyond the me,.
her husband, who IL a Wall A.,
ppeculator. She provokes A n
estic quarrel because her hus.)
refuses to buy her pearl necIl
far beyond their means.
II remains for a dream a
terrible law of compensation \
awakens her TO her better wou.1
senses and she hastens to the n
OF her husband Just In time Ia ,
he IN on the verge OF financIa
struction because OF a papk
stocks. She refuses to throw her !
vate fortune into his speculatIop
Is openly denounced by him m,
man who has taken all and N
nothing In return. That night J
pleads with him to accept her n
tune and go with her to a new 4,
try to start anew clean. sincere N
The support is excellent
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

grandfather suddenly bankrupt. after
years OF afiluence they retire TO az
ancestral and down-at-the-heei farm
where the young woman undertakes
to retrieve their fortunes. and aid IN
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

Sunshine Is an aid to health-u
It becomes so hot II Is an aid ;,
doctor.
The Dolores star., 1920-03-12
NO SP00NING IN AlRPLANES
Sheer lmpossibility Of Sociability
While Flying May Constitute
Bar to Popularity.

The most fatal thing of all at the
present time to the popularity of flying
is its unsocability. The pilot may have
the profile of Greek god, but If every
time he turns it to speak it is neces-
sary to shut off the engine, and ones
heart stops, too, 1t is difficult to think
of a witty response. And mostly he
does not turn 1t. All one has for com
pany Is the upper two-thirds of the
back of leather helmet. AS match
making proposition the airplane is
failure. And as for descending to
some flOwery meadow and there say
ing all the things he has been thinking
up while in the air. can only say per-
sonally that after two hours of flying,
| was stone deaf. and I wouldn't have
known whether he was telling me he
adOred me or was asking me if |
wanted drink of water
was quite deaf for some time. We
landed at an army aviation field be-
fore a lot of ground mechanics and
flyers, and if I expected that the re-
moval of my goggles and discovery of
my sex was going to make any SenSa-
ton | was disappointed. D'you think
they ran up and shook me by the hand
and observed that l was brave
woman?
They did not. A man in overalls
came I'D and | gathered by lip reading
and his gestures that we weren't want
ed where we were, and to move on
down the field and park somewhere
else. No newspaper men. no excite
ment, no cameras. Was this thing to
be lost to the world?-Mary Roberts
Rlnehart, In Saturday Evening Post.
The Dolores star., 1920-03-12
GRRNRTh MESA

Miss Mae Hansberry and father of
the Dove Creek section, spent Sunday
with the Pryor family.
Ira L. Harmon was business caller
in Dolores Saturday.
The Mesa folks are making prepara-
tons for their summer term of school.
Ira Brown and family and Miss Elsie
Lucia spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Seaworth at Dolores.
Fred Kramer has quit his job at the
Pryor mill 80 as to get all his farm
tools in shape for the spring work.
Ben b. FitZgeralds are remodeing
their house.
The mesa road is IN n very bad con-
dition at present.
Snow is getting scarce and every one
is getting the farming fever.