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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
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Festivities For
Wedding Guests
ELEVEN QUESTS ARRIVE THuAS-
DAY FOR CLAGETT-DoUBbED
WEDDING AT WILLOW GLEN
SATURDAY.
Two LArCs Dinner Parties on FnuF'u~'
Night at Glass Residence ana
Country Club.

Foremost .,rnon; t." maay 6riShttuI
.orial functions f"r th.S week arc '"'
,cnirS 10 he gwen tor ~" hrida! party
icrc so- the marriage "t MIS- Stacey
doubleday. Of New York ttiY. and Mayor
He,cy BLACK ClaSctI Of the ln''eu
S,a.cs Air service. which WIZ DC solemn
iZcd SATURDAY evening. June =. AZ ~
low Glen" the magnificent nome OF M''
and Mrs johnson {. Mckinley. Eleven
ont q. town guests VIII arrive lhutS-
cav. morning for the wedding and Will
b" entertained with series OF very
,ha-r,ing PARTIES. This group VIII m
Guide the bridal rartS OF the Mckinney
Bennett wedding. OF several years ago
and will be IL happy reunion OF con-
-cnial friends. Mrs. Mckinley Will pc
be matron OF honor At Saturdays wed
ding. Mrs. Doubleday having ATTENDED
her as matron Of honor at her marriage.
Major Clagett will have AS his best man.
an army officer.
Three guests arriving Thursday morn
;nS, Mrs. I. {. C!aHett. Miss Black ana
Miss Corne,iia claSett. ct New l"rA
city. Will be entertained by NrS. N!eN-
andcr Glass at her home in k"n"'"o
p,sce. \ formal dinner party has o'ra
,r-ancrd in honor Of these guests ny
Mrs. Glass for Thursday night. which
WI be held Mt her home. The guest
,Sv will inciuG" :, large number OF inc
oder social set. 49,
Miss Anne Sloan. NJ Cumberland. Mu''
will b. the guest OF Mrs. Hugh ;. br"u!'
Of Maw,hornc Court, and the following
other guests will be entertained oE -h's'
Mckinley. at "Willow Glen:
Mrs. Mary stacey Doubleday OF Ne"
York.
Mrs. Edwin Stacey. 90 York. Ia.
Miss Florric Jackson. Of tlarNSours'
Miss caroline Neal. Of ParkcrsburS.
Major Henry Black tiaSett' Ok fo''
Mcpherson.
Mr. II +. Camden. Of EarkersourS'
Mr.. Fred pempwo!S. Of YORK IA
For this group Of guests an eiito"r"'e
dinner party will be held lnurSuaS
night at tho country club win inc to'-
,owinr acting rs hosts and hosteSSeS:
MIR. and Mrs Lee G. Paul..
DR., and Mrs. " \. HaninS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrtz trAnzhcim.
Mr.. Nelson Hubbard.
NJ. George Baird.
Another delightful cNcrt = p!anneu
for this group for FRIDAY evening "n|,'
Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley entertain WIN
\ dancing party az Willow Glen NJ
Doubleday will share the nohors ot ,"''
brilliant fete with Miss Mary tnAP''ne
Milton, whose marriage to Mr.. 1noi'"'
Mckee Hearnc will be soicmn,zrd June
g, and Miss Louise Nelson Mhl'aNTs'
fancee OF Mr.. Harry {. tranzhelm, ~
This affair will include over TWO nun
bred Of the social set and VIII Dc Int
most notable event " the summer
Following the wedding on Saour"nS'
which will be solcmnized by Kew ~ H. ~
Strider. at $50 o'clock. MI anu W.
Mckinley will entertain the eEIu"' %;
and guests with II dinner Parry o.
60. I.Icr" with ruycrS lad FOR sixty
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lima 1af WaddtunRs.

Wednesday. June list will he The we'd
ding day for several OF the c!ty's young
people and continuing throughout The
month OF brides and roses there Will be
many pretty nuptial events OF interests.
One OF the very Interesting weddings
for Wednesday Is that IN Miss Helen
Rolf. OF Fourteenth street. and MIR.
James NJ. Simcral. Jr. or Pittsburgh.
The marriage uf Miss Anna Auth. OF
this city. and Mr.. Charles ". i;urkharr.
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Dinner Party Tonight

Mrs. Rose CVpham Lau will be hos
tess q IL party Of friends at a dinner
party tonight at the Old Stone House
a, Rurcy's Point. Lovely appointments
will ha seen and covers will be laid for
twelve guests.
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aoo.tsr, BANQUET Postponed

'rh. boosters Banquet which was 70
have been held by the Phoenix Gun
last night 1T the Mcclure hotel was posi-
prucd unit! sunday evening. June j. on
account Of IN" many "ut-ot town
parties over the holiday.
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---"nr. pillcrs seems 10 have q larger
practice than ever" IT'S the way nc
rreScrihcS." WHAT docs he tell all his
wealthy and shionahlc PATIENTS" 'No
10 Cuba."-- birmingham Agc-Herald.
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HvER TELEaAAMS

Davis island Dam s. feet falling clear
Warren - feet clear.
Oil 81 feet. rising. clear.
Morgantown. S feet, stationary, Gear
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Handel
(c) Largo naoos
Marguerite Holt
Steinway piano used
r1a.o, nnaef AZ Dinner
HONOR GuoGt &C Omno

Miss Holt was the honor guest NJ q
six o'clock dinner served at the Hotel
Snylrr at Moundsvillc. Those attend
ing this delightful function were MI.
G. H. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Clark,
Misses Ida and Polly Staver and MRS.
T. =. Shriner. Of Pittshurgh; Mrs Flora
Williams. one Of Miss Holts carly
,e,rhers Prof. Elmer G. Hoclzle and
Miss Edith Edmundson Of Wheeling;
Mr.. William Sitter. of Chicago: MISS
sarah Fern Holt. Mr. and Mrs. !.
Howard Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. 1gnatius
Bremen. Master Robert Brennan ana
Master John Thatcher. of Moundsville;
Miss marguerite Holt. the honor guest.
Following fhe recital a reception was
rendered Miss Holt by the Moundsvtlle
rlks AZ their home on Fifth street. In
the receiving line were Mr.. and MRS. J.
Howard Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. 1gnatfus
brennan. Mrs. O. i. Covert and Miss
Marguerite Holt.
To help you save IS W-ssIon Oh
Ada
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rtrrt Xivants Dance.

The first Of series OF tor'niShtlY
dances to be given under the auspices
OF the Martins Ferry kj"aniS club. will
he held Wednesday evening. June !. AZ
tho White Palace. ct Wheeling Park
Cards have been issued TO all local NJ
wanians who are cordially invited 10
bring a friend. The M"l"dy Boys OF
Chestra will furnish the music and
dancing will be enjoyed from S until II
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Mr.. and Mrs LOUIS Morrison ~ Ak
ron. Ohio. ar" the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison. l0J Seventeenth street. War
wood. M Morrison i connected with
the Goodyear Rubber Company.
Miss Nellie Shirley Of Nineteenth
street. Warwood. viii leave "Wednesday
for Iarkcrsburg where she Will visit
friends and relatives for 4 few weeks.
Or. and Mrs. W. II. Kelly and chill
drcn. Mildred. Beatrice. Wilson and Will
bur. Of WoodSdalc. mntorcd to Pitts
bureh vest "rday TO remain over Decora-
ton Day the guests OF DR.. kclly's
brother
Or. K. L. Drinkard. Or this city. was
called TO Cniontown. Ohio. yesterday 10
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About People
Novsmants Of individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Hogers.-J. Il. Cross. Keyser: H. kci-
mcnson. Warrington; J. l.. Deyer. Spen-
Ger: J. + Standsford. New Martinsville.
McLreF. l.. BaineS. Fairmont: G. T..
Jacobs, Morgantown: q. 7. Vance. Graf
ton: L. D. Moore Warrington; Charles
Fox. Weirton: Or. O. i. Cummings.
Charleston: NJ. $. Hodges, Franklin;
Frank r. Houston. .EIlkman.
wtndSor.-Mr and Mrs. {. w. Jones.
tttirmont: Mrs Dcncth Hauchc, Clarks-
burg: J. y. Cline. Chester: W. n. We'll
ton. Piedmont.
StAmm--Mr. and Mrs y. J. Bremen.
IstrkcrShurG: James Hamilton. Ilays-
Wiz: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas y. Hatha
way. Pittsburgh.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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To help you save Is mission OF
Intell!gencer Want Ada-
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IiulY Prom.
Postpone Nssttng.

The regular monthly meeting ~ the
Catholic women'S League. which is hcld
the last Monday evening of the month.
will be postponed until the following
Monday. Jun" 6. on account Of to-day
being Decoration Day. Mrs. Thomas A.
Be.lttic. president. will preside. and as
there are number OF important mat
ters to pc .aken up /: is earnestly re-
quested that every member be- present.
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izr,L on Wednesday. June Isl.
r;hr marriage Of MIR Louis {. Kraft.
~ this city. and Miss Lucille Lesser
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Les
srr. Of New York CttN, Will take pace
"Wednesday evening. Jun" lSt. at o:IO
O'Clock. 1t N" Hotel savoy. IN Ne"
Nu:k.
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Agnes Lee Circle

The members OF the Agnes lie" tlrc'e
81 Kings Daughters have completed ar
engagements for their play and PaGi'F
which will be held Tuesday evening on
the lawn surrounding the home Of lion
W. 7. Hubbard at Hubbard's Lane. one
par;icuiarly interesting feature Will DC
tho play to be presented by som" oil Inv,
girls. This will he one of the llarvArd
playS-"'rhc Flower shop and VIII PC
staged pust IT twilight.
Tho cast viii 10
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st. LAmaa Circle

ters. will meet next Monday evening.
June s. at tho home OF Mrs. George NJ
Shook A. Pleasant Valley. instead OF
this evening. owing 10 th!s being Deco
ration Day.
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ward.Gruh

ward.6rSuA
4 wrddlus If local interest WAS IN"
Of Miss Nina ,irrlla. formerly or e'"-
ojrr. now ~ canton. AMI Mr. Lee Fran
els ward. - Philadelphia. which WAS
xn.rnlnizrd sunday morning Al -
Peters Cathedral 1t canton
t,,hsr \. B Stuber read the nuptlaI
mass aad officia;ed At the marrnse
ceremony. The bride WAS attcnhcd ~
her rouSln. Miss Virginia Cro!cE' i"'
merry at Whccling now Of canton Gnu ,
Mr.. tart NrumAn. Oc t'c\c.anI' s'F'''
as best man. ,,,,.
connie urpar:rd on Il honey moon ami on
their return will tab" UP their rrSi"rn.'
IN Il newly furnished apartment u" MI
i ruIny Road.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21

er amount OF lime on acid soils al
falfa may be grown successfully and
q larger crop Of clover.
We have had the limestone on AL
theim Farm near Plum Creek Bridge
north Of Earlville analyxed by the
department at Ames and It is reported
to US to be about 9S per cent calcium
carbonate, much purer than most lime
stone on the market.
We have made a contract with w. v.
Keith Of Hopkinton, Iowa, to start
pulverizing this lime stone soon Tor
use on our farms. We are advised
by Mr.. Keith that he will take orders
for pulverizing stone for others and
will sname prices on application.
We advise farmers before placing
their orders to consult the county
agent as TO the necessity and value
Of lining their land, as to the Quan-
tity and as to the quality and COM
5parative value Of the pulverized lime
stone Mr. Keith will offer for sale.
JAMES n. TREWIN
HAROLD r. TREWIN
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21

y & IA a t 4 .tfI "a j Ii
aLiye~ Ones and dead" Ones.
Two kinds Of men together on earth
Live" ones and dead" ones, no mat.
ter what birth.
>sLive" ones have faith, backed by cour.
age that grows,
n dead" one sees just to the end o.
his nose.
A .Live" ones man who won't stay
on shelf;
He hustled for others as well as him
self.
But a dead. one, however, is content
to stay dead, VI
Dead in his heart, dead in his head
Dead in his pocketbook, dead in his
pride,
Dead as the deadest old thing thai
has died.
"A dead load to himself and a load
to his brothers
Who must carry the dead for the good
Of all others,
Which leads me to say to all dead
making strife.
Get into the game" and come back
to life
With apologies to F. A Hoar in
the Dairymen's League News.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
Delaware Co. Farm Bureau

Sunday to attend the wedding ami
versary Of Mrs Ortmann's parents
Miss Rowley has closed her millin.
cry shop and has gone to her home
in Coggon. She has announced thai
she will not return next season.
Mrs Mcconnell and Mrs. Mackin-
tosh have returned from Iowa City
where the latter has been in the hos
pital for two weeks.
Mrs. Will Lux and daughter, Albaf-
Ia are home from Iowa City. Alberta
has been taking treatment at the hos
pital and will return after the holi-
days.
Will Wheeler has moved into the
Isaac Littlefield house in the north
east part Of town.
DR.. and Mrs. w c. Cummings Of
Ryan have gone to st. Louis where
the latter will receive medical treat
ment They were formerly residents
of Hopkinton and their friends hope
for the speedy recovery Of Mrs. Cum
mings.
Miss Della Willard who teaches in
the Brooks district has prepared 9
Christmas program which will be Civ
en- December 20, the proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the school.
Mrs. Hugh McGlade went to Ana
mosa, Friday to return with hel
daughter who was recently operated
upon for appendicitis. +.
Rev. A. r. Grant entered some Buff
Orpingtons at the Cedr Rapids poul-
try show last week. He won first
prize for the best hen, second on pen
and third on cockerel.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
EpGEMOop

The town basket ball team went tC
Elkader Thursday night and beat the
Elkader team.
Mrs. Cynthia Alger spent last week
with her sister at Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Bixby and
children were up from Hopkinton last
Wednesday visiting home folks.
DR. and Mrs. D. w Newman spent
Tuesday IN Anamosa.
Mrs. Vern Garrison and sons came
over from Oelwein Tuesday. The
boys returned the same day but Mrs,
Garrison remained a few days with
friends.
/ Eli Hindal visited relatives at Des
Moines recently.
Mr. and Mrs Abner Eeaton were
passengers to Anamosa Wednesday
where the latter entered the hospital
for an operation.
Mrs. Tim Wandell, who spent q
week with relatives here, left the first
Of the week for her home at Berkley
California.
Mr.. Brown of Manchester was call
ing on friends here last Wednesday,
Mr. Ephriam and niece were in the
Point last Thursday
Mr.. Harold Minkler and Miss Ket-
man OF Oneida spent the weekend In
the F. l.. ,Minkler home
M Mrs. Nickerson was up from Man
chester Wednesday calling on her
friends.
Chas. Robbins visitd relatives at
Greene and Clarksville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c T. Hird and children
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
Dick Way home.
Messrs Ed and Will Beohm were
callers In Greeley Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lyle are parents Of
q daughter born December 18th.
Francis Bauff was down from the
Point on business Thursday.
Messrs. and Mesdames. John Norris
and Byron Borton Of Manchester spent
Sunday in the Phin Wande home
Don Gazier came down from New
Hampton Thursday night to attend
the club dance given by the married
peope.
Arthur Putt, who Is In school In
Cedar Rapids. is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Norris of Straw
berry Point spent Sunday In the Breed
home.
( DR.. Gray went to Des Moines last
week with Mrs. George Sherman who
entered hospital at that place. Her
daughter, MRS. Phillips, from near
Earlville also accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. v. J,'Cooiidge and SON
autoed to Sumner last Saturday annd
remained over night with the latter's
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
ONEIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rudy and sons,
Elmer and Howard of Thorpe spent
Sunday in the c. +. Kimber home.
Messrs and Mesdames Geo. Parker
and L. B. Pulliam attended the Min
strel show at Earlville Wednesday
evening.
Mrs will Dodge Of Oelwein visited
her sister, Mrs. J. B Hone last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Legg of Dundee visited
in home OF II. A. Legg Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bushnell and
children OF Eagle Grove were visiting
IN the J. D. Bushnell home
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kimber and
daughters, Henrietta and Helen were
Dubuque visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Gilbert Of Manchester
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
H. A. Legg.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Kimber and
children, Mrs. Laura Ross, Letha Ross
and Mrs. Ethel Purvis took supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Airhart Tues
day evenings
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
HOPKINTON

Mrs. G.. w. Gearhart OF Springville
visited with Hophnton. friends and rel
atives Monday
Miss Poria Main went to Monticello
Friday to visit with relatives.
Rev. Geo. C Fracker, Phi. d. OF Du.
buque, will occupy the pulpit next
Sabbath morning and evening. Presi-
dent Hinkh0use will preach In Union
church at Quasgueton.
The High School basket ball team
played the Monticello team at M0nti-
cello, Friday evening and won the
game. The score was % to 16.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Zaller have
moved out TO their farm east of town
They have recently erected new
house on the place.
Fred Main Of Kalispell. Montana
came last week ON account OF the
serious illness Of his father, d. F.
Main
r. H. Campbell departed Friday
for his home in Dallas, Texas He has
been visiting his sister for the past
five weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. l. J. Ortmann and
daughter, Arlene were at Littleport
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
TAKING DEsPERATE CHANCEs.

1t is true that many contract severe
colds and recover from them without
taking any precaution or treatment
and knowledge, of this fact leads
others to take chances instead OF CIV
ing their colds the needed attention
It should be borne in mind that every
cold weakens the lungs, lowers the
vitality, makes the system less able
to withstand each succeeding attack
and paves the way for the more SER
ious diseases. Can you AFFORD to take
such desperate chances when Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, famous for
its cures OF bad colds may be had for
a trifie?
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
Butter ys. Oleo.

The farmer who eats oleomargarinl
instead of butter is, figuratiyely speak.
ing, slowly killing the goose that lay,
the golden eggs. Consumption Of olet
IN this country is rapidly on the In
crease. The amount that is eaten an.
nually is no longer figured In the
thousands Of pounds but In the mil
lions and the farmers whose produce
It must displace are singularly enough
among the best customers Of the oleo
makers. "But why shouldn't I eat
oleO II It costs less than butter" ar
. gues the farmer. No reason at all
except that butter is a food N known
value. Oleo, II food at all. is Of
questionable value No reason at all
except that every farmer who serves
oleo on his table encourages other
farmers to do likewise thereby throw
ing the butter which these farmers
formerly ate upon an already stag
nant market. The best way in the
world to perpetuate the oleo industry
and discourage the use OF butter is
for farmers to eat oleo instead Of
butter. The best way to kill the oleo
business and make better market
Tor butter is for farmers to quit eating
oleo and encourage greater con-
sumption Of butter. Oleo will be man
ufactured as long as deluded people
will eat it. But when they learn the
truth and return to butter the Oleo
industry will lapse.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
Trade Honestly Urged By President Of
Farm Bureau.

In lengthy address Def0re the
manufacturers association at Chicago,
December Is, Howard tells them why
there is foreign mistrust OF U. s. goods,
American commerce and industry can
never take first place in world trade
until American statesmen quit mis-
representing their goods. The showing
OF one sample and delivering of other
inferior goods by American sales
men is discrediting to Uncle Sam in the
eyes Of the world. The organized
farmer intends to add the weight Of
his influence and power to bring back
4 strict code Of honor among Amer
lean statesmen and business men. The
farmer also asks sympathetic at
titude toward his business-the big
gest OF the nation agriculture. !.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
WHEN YOU ARE CONsTIPATEp.

WHEN YOU ARE CONSTIPATED.
To insure a healthy action Of the
bowels and correct disorders Of the
liver, take two OF Chamberlain Tab
lets Immediately after supper. They
will not only cause gentle move
ment Of the bowels, without unpleasant
effects. but Danish that dull, stupid
feeling, that often accompanies con-
stipation.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
HOW,s thus?

/ HALLS CAI.ARRH MEDICINE
will do what we claim for it
cure Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. We do not claim to cure
any other disease.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is liquid, taken internally, and
acts through the blood upon the
mucous surfaces Of the system, thus
reducing the Inflammation and re-
storing normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
OF Interest To Farmers.

REIMBURSEMENT OF business condi-
tions lessening taxes by limitation
Of armaments and greater economy
in public expenditures are bound to
come soon. and we may look with con-
fidence to better prices for our pro-
ducts, and now Is the. time to inten-
sify farming and prepaftnsor increased
production. b
Some soils are ac6 experts in
agriculture recommenAsShe applica-
tion of pulverized linn Pne to such
soils ard state that Il productivity
thereof will be increased from Is to
20 per cent It is particularly en-
phasized that by the use of the prop
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
The parnaae.

"No, sah," replied Brother Buckatoo.
ut didn't fraction no potion of muh
'natomy when dat automobile done
run over me straight across and den
diagnal, but I'm bruised and bungled
twell I'm all de colors o. de rainbow" !"
kansas City Star.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21

mother.
Miss Irma Maxson came home Sat-
5urday from Mason City for her Christ
mas vacation.
Miss Bertha Putt is nursing In the
Funk home.
Miss Helen Terry is teaching few
days in the Oneida school during the
absence of the Primary teacher.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
! Farn,ers' Exchange

For Sale:
One yearling purebred Poland stock
hog. Also Scotch Collie pup, year
old.-H. c. Hermann, Manchester
Some Duroc spring boars. VT. 275
lbs. Also ! yearling boar. Ben Ia
kin, Manchester
Your choice Of purebred Duroc sows
at SIS each. Dan Sullivan, Hopkinton
One purebred Poland China boar
% months old. VT. about 400 lbs, $50.
Also few good mich cOws.-W. ].
Rutherford, Greeley.
Three registered Short horn males.
| S to II months old. Price reasonable.
Geo. Rafoth, Delhi.
Three fresh cows and 8 springers
and 1 registered Hereford bull, 2 yrs.
old, Beau Donal Breeding. r. A. Car
rothers, Mas0nville,
A few cows to be fresh soon. Geo.
Barr, Manchester.
Four purebred yearling shorthorn
bulls and z coming l yr. old.-Wm.
G. Reth, Delhi.
| saI oCOtCn up SuOItuOAA WV eaAu y S0A :
Hing calf. 1 mare yrs. old, VT. 1900
lbs. Wanted d-some Holstein cows.
G. D. Clark, Manchester.
Ten head white face ewes, will lamb
in Feb.-A. J. Keenan, Masonville.
= Some Buff Orpington cockerels.
H. ]. NAIVE, Manchester.
r. G. White Wyandotte cockerels.
50 each. Julia Satterlee, Manchester
Some choice White Wyandotte cock
erels. Mrs. M. r. Maurer, Manchester
White Rock Cockerels. "A. ]. House,
Hopkinton.
"A few purebred Buff Rock cocker
els at $1.25 and $3.50. Also a few
ferrets left at $4-L. v. Sutton, Delhi.
Wanted
Fifty head of feeding pigs about
100 lbs.H. A. Coon, Manchester.
Strayed ADuroc Jersey brood sow,
VT, about $50 lbs. Top of right ear
cut OF for marking purposes. VIM.
J. Mcmahon, Manchester.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21
Petition Presented.

The Farm Bureau Disarmament pc
titions have been presented to the
President Of the United States. They
were forwarded to the American Farm
Bureau Federation by the state farm
bureaus federations and in Washing
ton they are regarded as representing
the most effective grouping OF agri-
cultural opinion on behalf OF perman-
ent peace ever collected.
Iowa is the banner state in total
number Of petitioners. More than
5000 names adorned the Disarma-
ment Petition sent by the Iowa Farm
Bureau Federation.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-21

860UC60 1s8U0S EUI lW0ctAA6 NAHOA ?
= Week At Ames, Jan. 30 to Feb. 4
There will be q reduction TO one
and one-half fare for the trip to Ames
during Farmers Week. There will
soon be literature out and complete
announcements available. The pro-
gram Is shaping up rapidly and en-
phasis will be placed on the Ques-
tions OF more economical production,
better marketing, taxation and finance
as they effect the farm