Mrs. Jerome Luckey, after a long siege of sickness, is able to be out again. W. F. Hines, of Braxton, was here last week visiting his son, Arthur, who had measles. Worrel and Nichelso were on Birch last Saturday and Sunday teaching the transgressors the way. Preparations are being made to make the teachers' institute to be held here on the 22nd inst. Ere long the public schools of this section will begin to close out, and the people to pass judgment upon the teachers' several abilities.
Parents have a duty to perform, too.
The people here want Levi J. Barnett to try his hand for sheriff Come along, all of you. David Handschumacher is hauling lumber for G. A. Herold. Anthony W. Blankenship made a flying trip to Upper Glade Saturday on business. Samuel Sill and John Sill are visiting relatives and friends at Sisterville, Tyler county. Ira Springston has sold his timber to I. E. Cherrington, and he is busy cutting and skidding logs.