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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Uncertainty Prevents
Launching Of Projects

p. Columbus. o.. March 1.-ta""rtai"'N
OF appropriations. the proposed r"o,E,." q,
ixation program, and contemplated.
changes in the law has resulted ~ not .
little marking time around sat" oti'r"s
in the last few months. Added - tn
Is the ever present Aura ot chang" t@t;
always hangs over new adm. ":Si rat '"n
Uncertainty. for which no "''" - h"i"
70 blame Il il said has caused many hV-
reaus and departments - Eor"g" .Ann',-
ing projects which wiEa' r"~u!t n ""Et-
cd effort D. later change And r"nd:-
tons.
ont talk, will hav" only about nair
enough money L. :nc"; demands "' 'he
many state departments. Tt" change
able t,aancia, outlook - on" @; the '',;':u
reasons why DH-a:rpS rot Gu';" u much
work is bc.ag d"s'' h% tate departments
than 4 r"adItionS "cr", a"rin'.
,ur.,i dcaa-tnrnt with its many h"r'"r%.
are stu, !onk.re for ~" s"NcTn'rH *
Until the governor substituted E"1r'.'-
rans for Democrats th.> S','t' ~ miHd
was apparent IA many ":;i""S.
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Young Ladies Missionary Society VIII
meet at 80 in the ladies parlorS ana n
7:4J the Ladies' Aid Society Will convene
IN the church. a large crowd j. expect
~ ai both meetings, as very interesting
Programs will no doubt b. carried out
Sewing for Charity.
To-morrcw ana Thursday the ladies
uf Ihr St. johns church will gather IN
The parlurS "f tNr church Ia sew for the
r,"u" and needy Ur this city. This - It
worthy undertaking and deserves The
urHrty Endorsement Of ever? C.tiE"n 81
Wh"c..nS.
willing Workers.
Last evening til" whiting Workers OF
III" -. Pants church held th"ir monthly
meeting in the church lHr!"rs. Rev. \.
,t. I,a.rh". pastor Of IN" church. Pre-
sided. nrfIn.tr plans w"r" made for
having AN Easter market. Nh" h viii he
ihrli the Saturday preceding Easter at
ON. "r tn" l",'G.r- South sd" stores.
MR. i"rr"" Bishop = CNtir!Hdv Of IN"
m,tr,."i y rGruIHag" ST.. VII also Il"
given 10y this organization som" time
latter E.,.t'-.
Y P. S. Will Meet.
Tn" Young i'rorl"s Society Of ii" -.
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Pnul's church wi'l hold their monthly
meeting this evening in the parlors OF
the church. Many business matters will
l." discussed after which socia! diver
s.uns Will be the program for the rest
Of the evening.
South Side Personals.
Mrs VI. Kemplcr. Of Mozart Hnl, has
been quite i'll for some time.
Mrs J. Remke is seriously III 1t her
haugntcr's, Mrs. Haufc. on Lind street.
Ilwood Johns. Charley Humphrey.
Charles SchrumD and Edward Hart, all
If In" South Side. nav. left for Akron,
q. whcr" they VIII take up their BUSH
n"4 : pursuits.
Mrs. X. N.eLcrmeyer. Of South Eoff
street. who has been quit" i'll for some
t:nc. - showing signs of Improvement.
William Sta.d. Of 1903 Wood street,
ka.. contracted typhoid fever.
Mss Katherine k:eldsing. 1929 Wetzel
street. vino has been seriously i'll. Is re-
cooperating nicely.
Miss Mimi" Jaeger, Of the South Side.
- S;iIi confined 10 her bed although her
condition il very much improved.
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-
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4, {; adv .'.,m"nt.
jury 1.eports March ION.
a. ur.n Huo 49, >'.,' "n i"' :'
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Chicken Snpper.

chicken supper.
THIS cV"rIn.' HON = to \ clock. me
.liic, 90: ;h, Chaplin" street NJ. T..
,nur,a. Nj! ~" - ,'ll'k"n supper IN IN"
auditorium o. thr church. T!" Sup1"HS
rorru,rlE given IN tbs CALrrh nav"
.r-olru 4 great success with IL" p'"TI"
y, ho enjoy q good wholesome aTp"i:Z,nE
meal ;,rri,ar,I hv ,.N;"'ris IN this line.
Tureen Party.
Mr. G"tr,!l,. Hay - sunday N""""I
.r.tS. at tho W"~!ry VI. l. '"Gr'h VIII
give Il tur,rn PARTY tins "s'''i.nE i; ~"
.hr.n. .: Nj. Waite" SCnaiu"'N' al b''-
Wuod QUIZ" a lnr&" numh'r 81 IN"
members @: Ia" rln"~ ar" Hnl''ipht!nS
..lrrua,n= III" function Wh.rh W,l 10
,lnu!u b., one grand affair from h'E.A-
uiar "a ,ni.
Team Reorganizes.
RI, m,mh, :, OF III R"'"S y. me-
.h,.I team Last scL~nu hHL Il meeting iaNs
..,.uinr at 'nr home If Mih' AHEni' a..
.fI. Jacob stree. for -" purp"~" o! re-
.,rc.u.I.ug for Ilr' ,"n,iIE ''%.N"h. ''t,'-
rny tine YEAR v"r" '!}Sr.~S'd ana inc
I,ir.i.,n REGARDING new h's' s".. >a.'S
Ms a!sn brought "p.
Three Meetings To-day.
Three meetings Vii H. h"!" '',""E ~
100. TRINITY Lutheran church. At IN
,.,.,n,k ,a"rc VII To- "t""inE ,"' i""
,.'f:rrrs and TEACHERS of IN" H"H"'N
-, Yn,' at which TIM matters i"Tf".h !nS
f., tho Development ami interest 81 Ih'
S,rJa, ,.houl WI. ~ discussed. H.
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GREENSBURG MACR|N!ST DROPS
4 THOUSAND DOLLARS EASY
Spent His Money Useessy Trying Different Remedies Rid Him
Digestive Troubles But Had No Success Until be Ired
Nerv- Worth and This Soon Ended Indigestion.

:.r,.:t! II losing weight. as formerly. l
can cat anything ! want when ! want
it. ard Il Thoroughly agrees with me.
| most Checrfu.ly recommend NerN-
Worth 10 all. for Il has done more than
the makers claimed for &" Thus wrote
i. f. Smith. VIII" resides at l22 y.
Mnrl" Ave.. Grr"nsburG. Pa. You vii!
find hat # y"u suffer H. Mr.. Smith
suffered. Nrrv-Worth will quickly give
van hta!ih It will aid and benefit your
whole digestive system. relieve your
rorvous condition. and tone and inv!g-
crate YOU throughout. II it doesn't bene-
nf Won after You have taken your first
bottle. your money will he refunded.
sold on = mon"y-haci guarantee by c.
II. Crest & -. and AL leading drug
g.StS everywhere.
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49,. lrc.,l
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- ''.
Two Plead GUii'S'
N..K rrn.ia. I,a'Htn. VIM ~ .HI.rt"d
,..... ,'.. 'nr m:.'.,l-Is d"~;ru. tom ,''
property IN T.. ur nr'rks tnT"u.n 'h''
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''''. r""'HS 10. ~" can On ""'h.''ur
'.aiH' h' j"'!H," t.n-' Nw''h "h'H
'd'H.i''' ~ ~ ; 'm'.'. I"n'. '''nr''.
r.!,,'.t ''r r"''!. =. drew 'AF''
I,.a,ar J.,t S'n'""""
Placed on Trial
I.,,..,,. SERBIAN .rj q ,nr rnh.
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
SlOOfor large size, get bottle of Zcmo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafng. 1t pcnc.
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zcr1o is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Tryit, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as ctect'
i've and satisfying.
The E W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
BARTON CHILD DIES

Char,"=. tlve.H -ar-old son a. Nj. ;'nd
Mrs ,Nar."S Il. Cox "C I&,r;r". rA'",
passed away last evening a; = - ".'.",N
at the family home at St"" ;" on the
Barton line, after Nv" w'"NS' h'"HNS ~
nneunoui, He leaves his parents. on"
sister. Miss Helen \, h"n'". N'G '"y
hrothe-s. George and James Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS are incomplete.
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WON BY SCANLON

Pittsburgh. Mar. 7-Ya,sE Sc.,n."n. "f
PITTSBURGH. tonight out?o.nt"J T"m;u. .
RYAN OF MCKecSpoCt IN 4 fast ZEN :"un!
bout here. Scan,On's margin was small
RYAN forced the ncht!nS bat WAS met
BY stty lct: handlers to the Ia" and l":;
hooks 70 the body.
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NEW rowsoAr ARRIVES SOON.

One % the now '''wH"At>, H. J. VI
ghaw. - expected q ar-;v" h"~, fr,n,
PITTSBURGH m -" X, "nur.'' days g",!
vii, De- used by he III. H.'nd Coat CON.
pany, ro-.h oc this "'ty. n" h".,t viii
Re used ~ towing barge Il "u.l from
the rn;ar 20 tho .;,rSS 1ni.s ny III" r!yJr
which consume Tho coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
STEUbENVILLE
Miner at Brilliant
Instantly Killed By
Falling of Slate

<l"uhculilr .. Mar,h = Nn,nlIp
Nbha'tr. aged Is years Italian cal
miner. WAS almost :oS,autl. k,!l"i -
~. m'ur ~ ~" .l',u tUn' Company.
u,,,r brilliant. Ohio. wh"u struck on tur
head by pee" of falling slate. He
MaS working ai"n" ~ tia" I'M" "f thu
accident and WAS found som, tim" .1'"r
with his skull crushed ~. HIS remains
were hruuCh, To- Il loCH. m"rEH" Az
ha';" is survived by Il wif" and three
children in tho old country.
Abduction Charge.
John Mailc. Of Br;dE"Nille. Pa, WAS
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ANNUAL MEETING TODAY.

Inc lnnuA! moet'ng q st0ckhNlders
OF LaBe.is Iron WORKS Will b" held ri,
1880 O'clock rhi> morning - ;h.. com
pany's Offices an Ia rn.r', -hrsc street.
Annual rcpor's - be submitted aIG
directors elected.
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SOUTHSIDE

&c. our prr-war prices on awnings
Ca. u Wheeling Tcnt d Awning 60.
f-l4-n-W-t -tO-my-l3
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WARWOOD
For n Bad Cold.

20 years making Awnings n Waco! rG.
Whct .IuE Ten: Il Awning CO. l'hUrr hN3.
r-It-Nr-w-t -tu-u.N-l"
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AMI Mr.. Nurh Clark. Of St"ubcnvllle
also Shpukc.
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You complete all Morris
Plan arrangements right
here at our store.
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OUR MORRIS PLAN

good
We nt
Prices
the
Bank here in full plus
Plan Bank $500 month";
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m, au,!m. ,MortS Will hr mad" - -
.,'f,. a StrnugrLpicr qualified i'F '"'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-02
AT THE HOTELS
LELAND HOTEL

Saturday and Sunday Nov. &c.!
MAR 81. Duer; c. G. Ekeind, Dull
nth; D. Mckenzie, st. Paul; Mrs. S.
S. Davis, Fargo, n D.; Thease Mari
conf; Miss Grace Blake, City; Harry
Pads, City
Monday, Nov. 28th
G. Freilinger, Chicago; L. l.. Mel
son, Williston; Mary Thompson, Re
serve; c. F. Forster, Washington. ..
c.; Andrew Thompson, Bainville; ].
Battinson, Minot, N. D.; w. A.
Bearles, Nillistcn, N. D.; ]. B.
Brown; T. G. !udermain, Comertown;
J. Spillingberg, Homestead; G. G.
Speer, Dooley. ~ - 80. S.
Tuesday, Nov. %
A. Budden, Great Falls; w. E.
Durham, Williston.
Durham, Williston; Euestadard, Min
neapolis; Wnfred Darchuk, G. B.;
Emil Komarnerky; S. A. Nelson
Westby.
Wednesday, November 80
S. j. Millsbrooks, Medicine Lake;
w. G. Funkhouser, Plentywood; Z. L
Gill, st. Paul; Vina Thompson; Mer.
cedes Moore, Reserve; Mildred bic
Cormick, Medicine Lake; Blanche
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3
when he noticed smoke coming out Of
the upstairs window. He rushed mp
stairs and found fire raging through
another furnace pipe By this time
It was too late to do anything -
ii q few moments the whole house
was IN flames. He rushed into
bedroom and rescued one Of the child
rem and I'll got cut Of the house -
watch It burn up.
Mr.. Jensen reports that there y
some insurance which IS II the name
Of the owner Of the place, Mr.. Jen-
sen having purchased the farm on Z
contract for deed, but that he had
no insurance on his furniture ut oil.
HI. and Mrs. Jensen and family
have moved onto their other farm,
where there is small residence.
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A fire occurred at the farm home
Of Auctioneer Jensen Tuesday after
noon, completely destroying the house
besides ali Of the household furniture
and all Of the family clothing.
Mr.. Jensen had put water on the
stole to heat for butchering purposes
and had gone to the field to do some
work. The wind was blowing quite
strong. He finally noticed his wife
calling and waving her hands. He
hurried to the house and found q fire
in one Of the furnace pipes and food
ed the same. Thinking that he had
put the fire out he went outside again
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-02
DUFFY-ANDERSON

ANNOUNCEMENTS were received IN
Plentvwood few daYs,4go telling OF
the marriage OF Beatrice anderson,
daughter 81 Mrs. Ida Andersen Of
this city, to William duffy, formerly
81. Plentywood, at Fargo, n. D., on
November 9Th.
Both the contracting parties are
well known here and their friends
wish them good luck in their travel
through life as man and wife.
They will be at home to their
friends at Jamestown, N. D., where
Mr.. Duffy is employed on the railroad,
on November Goth.
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DECREE OF HONOR
~ CARD PARTY A SUCCESS

The Degree [of Honor gave a card
party: for the benefit Of that organi-
zction last Saturday night at the Lee
zion room over Bolster,s store. A
very large crowd was out and the
happy throng played Norwegian
whist until midnight when supper was
served. The ladies realized hand
some sum as result Of the social.
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s So
He. Nelson Of Outlook, was .
business visitor Thursday.
Miss Alice uelouist Il visiting At
Medicine Lake for 4 few days.
$50 - :
Received Car Load q Oecident
Il is reported that Martin Lundberg
and Fred Christensen were ii town
one day this week
N Z Wilson. State County Agent
I,eader. of Rozeman, was i business
v ,if' here, Thursiav.
. :
CIouar Seed Toe per round. Sacks.
1flc extra in 100 rs. lots. OIUM
mos Tnwner. II. d. box ID. 31-3
Messrs. VIM. Heron, Sakow and
VIM. RAIDER Of Raymond were busi-
nesdav.
- = ID /.
Miss Dorothy Dryden spent Thanks
GIVING with her parents IN the Red
Stone precinct. Miss Dryden viii re-
turn Monday % attend high school
M;asAs Mary pew and EdIala Erick-
son ana M McKenzie were enter
canned 81 four O'Clock dinner st the
home of Mrs. Hill Sunday evening.
hiah ls school in Outlook, spent Thanks
c;vino with her parents, who live
near that Mace.
- -. s IA : i : :
Marcus Hendrickson Of Paulson,
n. D.. has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Harry Emerson, Of this city,
since the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Erickson, who
! have been employed at the Jens
Tango farm near Outlook for the
mast six months, left last Saturday
For Minneapolis, where they viii
spend the winter.
Moved st the Peder Moe farm neal
FlaxyilIe. is in Plentywood visiting
friends. He expects 10 leave for hi
home st Fergus Falls, Mimi, thu
week week
|
/ Lester Johnson returned TO hl'
home at Dooley last week from Ken
mare. where he had his tonsils AM
/ : I-I:le ,,o,,onxyod also Two teeth In
was wa, aecompanied by his sister, Ethel
49,, ua,+., Norr;s Rutland
Martin ra ho.san vi i Johnson ), an an.
| Misses Misses Esther Tobiason and Lyl'
Holtan Ct the out aosd s shnnn;no =; !,
PentyWood W .1an icy E phe shbs
1 Miss Ao Lolita: ALSO 3'oA -
exams "'n -
/ The Ladies' Aid Of the Evangellcss
held a last Moat of tie fancy work wa
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Peter Synertown Of lpoley was . |
county e1 seat business visitor fhuzsday.l
r n. Astrup. well known Coalridge
farmer, was ! business visitor 70 the
county seat Monday
AleoAol s5e psr gallon. Saye the
worry q A.fro1en radiator.
s4-1t HOLSTER : SONS, Inc.
Il. E. Franklin Of. DooIey was q
business visitor TO the county seat
the early part Of the week !,
Carl Hoydy and Mr.. AldrichS were
transacting business in the county
capitol from Raymond Tuesday after-l
noon
Art Wankle, prominent farmer Of
the Dooley precinct, was ia Plenty
wood Thursday attending to business
Reuben Seaberg and F. w. Sheen
Of Outlook were business visitors 20
the county seat Tuesday, coming over
8 81. - ]
&. Y. Hurst Of Daleview was trans
acting business in Plentywood on
Monday. Mr.. Hurst says things are
petty quiet in his town.
- S. 4:
U. G. Farmhouse, well known farm
Or of the ComertoNn country, was at
tendinp to business ID the county me-
tronolis Monday and Tuesday.
S. -
Carl Anderson Of Dooley was trans
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lac. Erickson returned from
FILLS Thursday.
= Mrs Oscar Mattson were
R.ymond Wednesday.
pCrsdy was in from the
rsr Raymond Yesterday.
Irrson was in the county. seat
n. farm near Antelope the lat
a Of last week. /.
ir.dECar Load Of Oeeident
h.vs lson & Co.. Inc. 2S-n.
4 Z
n c.,a,baugh was in attending
sintss Tuesday from his farm
Raymond.
Hendrickson OF Antelope was
;ness caller in Plentywood We'd
$ s.
md Mrs. A. N. Oswald of east
atyyod were shopping in town
p&y.
q Karlson, merchant Of Outlook,
after business in the
i seat the first of the week.
Z
C Christensen was up to Red
Aonday and Tuesday attending
siness.
C Holland has been on tn sick
f the past three week, but IS
lille to be up and around.
=
if Collins was in Medicine
On official business Tuesday
".
Kavon is back at his Office at
hg to business after being laid
h rheumatism for some time.
Christmas program of the Con-
fond Sunday school will be held
church on the evening Of FRI
Dec. 3d. a-3t
ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
church will hold their church
y in the church the afternoon
evening Of Saturday, Dec. 10,
q in basement at $50. 34-t2
~ King and Bill Corcoran Of
town were Plentywood visitors
nay, bringing over some wheat
We it ground into -four and feed
local mill.
Lora Berneau entertained .
her friends at a card party last
aay evening. John KollmaI
INST prize. A very enjoyable
was reported.
~
mao Peterson came in from hi.
east Of town to spend the lattel
y the week with his family VIII.
parments in the Bolster block
Nd Budden, manager of tn
.nsan League in this state, an
s H. Taylor, editor of the Pro
J. news Y will speak at Silver
y outlook, Sunday afternoon.
= Ethel Holmouist Of Reserv
!. Y lle county seat Thursday, tax
ae teachers examination. Sh
s Iiea with Miss Nora ThOmp
'W Is employed at the cour
I: Y. Link gave a party Tues
.salng in honor of Mrs. HaI1'
s ~ II being her birthday. Th
ss,, was spent in playing card
-ss 4z-se 7s.,sf -=ss-sss s
Il y Y. Bakken of the Raymon
q was IN Plentywood Thursda
ness,- and took advantage /
slon to pay. the Produces
0ace a pleasant call.
Aoner and M. M. Morga,
IS pxn citizens of the Outloe
-. was in the county capt..
ass Wednesday, bringing o
y 8 !. Of hard wheat Is In,
aac the celebrated med
u nnm c1l1 L. ~ IN
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LOCAL MARKET

i. NORWEGIAN SERVICES
Norwegian services will be held in
the Lutheran church Of Outlook on
Sunday, December 9TH, at II a. m.
Confirmation class meets at 10 a. m.
L. P. KJER.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-02

lac the celebrated 111edi-
: now sold by the Plenty
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-02

Moner and M. M. Morgan,
s+ pxn citizens of the Outlook
;s. was In the county capitol
luz Wednesday, bringing ov-
10y ). J. q hard wheat to .havei
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-02

a ~ y. Bakken of the Raymond
was IN Plentywood Thursday
usss'- and took advantage Of
. to pay. the Producers
0ilce a pleasant call.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-07

"a EE~ F- 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Womack Smith are
being congratulated on their first
born who arrived several days ago.
Mrs. w. w. Dean, Of Iuka,, accom-
panied by her two children, Donna,
a girl of fifteen, and James Lyle, a
boy of twelve years, passed through
Grenada on New Years day enroute
home from Phillip, where she had
been to visit her two. brothers,
Messrs. Elem and Dave Gates. The
older ones of the community will
remember Mrs. Dean as one of the
daughters Of Mr.. Dave Gates, who
lived about fifteen miles west of
Grenada on Yallobusha river. Mr..
Gates was one of the substantial
citizens of the county, one of those
men who knew how to make every
thing on the farm. He was a useful
factor in the county. Mrs. Dean
married at Iuha, where she has lived
for the past eighteen years. She has
a sister who also resides there. Mrs.
w. T. Ross, formerly Mrs. Mollie
Lowell.
To prevent a cold take 866. 2-1S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-07

Miss Louise Stokes returned Sun.
day afternoon to Wesleyan College,
Macon, Ga. Her sister, Miss Ruth,
decided to remain at home.
Ben Towns, Otto Prather and John
Brown Owens returned to the A. &
M. College the early part of the
week.
A few doses 666 breaks a cold. 2-I8
. Mr.. Edwin c. Aldridge, Of Mem
phis, came home December %, at
| attend the burial of his sisters child,
little Webster Dee Goodwin.
Mrs. Bette Cole is visiting rela-
tives in Jackson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Jones, Of
Memphis, were visitors in the City
Beautiful for a few days last week.
Mr.. w. Rippy spent all of Last
week in Nashville, where he attend
ed an insurance convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. BOSNIAN re-
turned Tuesday at neo from Mem
phis, where they had been for a few
days on a pleasure trip.
Alfalfa Hay, Timothy Hay, Lespe-
deza Hay. Grass Hay. Call No. 10,
Grenada Feed Milling Co. 1921 ct.
Misses Vera Horn, Bernice and
Heard Lawrence left Sunday after
moor to resume their duties a s'teach-
ers. Miss Horn is teaching in New
Albany, while the Misses Lawrence
are teaching in Tupelo.
High quality feed is always the
cheapest. Buy it at the Grenada
Feed Milling Co. 1-7-21 ct.
Mr.. A. r. Bogard, of Oxford, was
a visitor in this city on last Thurs !
day.
Miss Margaret Moody was amongl
several Grenada county students
who left Sunday to reenter the Uni
versity after the holidays.
Mr.. j. w. Wood made a business
trip to Jackson this week. !
COTTON BELT Hog Feed is
again on the market. This feed is
we'll known throughout the state and
recognized as one of the best
Balanced Ration" Feeds for Hogs.
Call No. 10, Grenada Feed Milling
Go. 1921 ct.
The Sentinel regrets to note the
serious illness of Mr.. Jas. Cuff, Sr
He has been sick for several days.
the community shares the anx-
ETY. of the family about his afflic-
ion. l,