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NEWTON'S MARROW ESCAPE.
A Charge of shot From = Falling GuI
wv. Nearly Blew His Head Off

A Charge of shot From Falling Gun
Henriv Blew His Head on.
GnEAT FALLS. Sept. 4.--[Spscial. il. w.
Newton. prominent young druggist Of
this city. met with what came near being n
fatal accident this morning, the whole side
OF his face being torn out by 4 charge from
shotgun. DR.. Carskaddon. Chas. Taylor
and NJ. Newton went up the river Satur-
day night. and slept in a building on the
island. about three miles from town. to be
ready 10 shoot ducks in that vicinity this
morning. They got MP early and met with
fair success. Towards noon they got ready
to return 10 the city on the steam yacht J.
J. Hill. As Mr.. Newton was leaving tho
building with his arms full of game, his
overcoat, ETC.. his gun. Winchester re-
psatinR shotgun. slipped from his hand.
He threw his head back just as the gun WAS
discharged. The charge clipped his neck
tie OF and struck him under ths Jaw, shat
terinR that member and tearing away the
flesh OF the cheek TO the temple. Half nn
inch closer and it would have blown his
head of. The unfortunate man fell, but
Immediately arose to his feet with the re-
mark. well, boys guess am done for"
walked to the boat unassisted, and tbs re-
turn trip was made in the remarkably
short time Of eighteen minutes. Newton
then walked from the landing to the boat
house, whore he was put to bed and med
ioal aid summoned. The jawbone was
found to be badly shattered, and it was
found necessary to cut much of it out. The
teeth are all gone on the left side Of the
face and the hesh torn of in horrible
manner. It is not thought his injuries are
fatal, but Newton will be badly disfigured
for life.
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Killed ut the lsoslyu Mine,

TACOMA, WASH, Sept. AT the Roslyn
GOAL mines Yesterday Joseph Erman was
killed and Charles Jones fatally injured.
The mon wore riding out OF tho mine on a
car when the wire rope parted, prseipitating Q
them to the bottom of the drift. The oor-
oner's jury found the engineer and rope
rider guilty Of negligence.
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Their Preferences shown.

M1ssouLA, Sept. 4.-tspeoial. The senti-
ment among the delegates at the republican
county convention on the capital question
was az follows: Helena 40. Butte 4. Mis-
soula q, Kalispel 3, Bozeman 7. Deer Lodge
36, Anaconda 10. oon-committal and scat
terlnR 25,
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these lines of course are known only 10 ths
surveyors and those who have access to
thsiF reports. All that ID known here is
that this road will tic mp here for the winter.
Whsn II will be bnilt further wsst ana the
direction IL will take are matters Of con-
iGcknYn. .--
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A Mile on the Wheel In 2.1A

CLIFTON. N. j., Sept. AT the Passaio
Athletic club meet yesterday Zimmerman
made the mile in 2:l9. in the handicap race.
beating his own previous record of 2;l9 Id.
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The Disease in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 4.-Statistics of
the cholera epidemic show that oughout
the whole of Russia Thursday there we're
6.673 new cases reported and 2.714 persons
died.
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League Base Ball,

CINcINNATI. Sept. 4.-Vickery was not
batted at all to speak Of, Dwysr was hit
hard. Cincinnati l, hits 9. errors l; BALI
more 6, hits II. errors l. Batteries, Dwyer,
Murphy and Vaughn; Viokery and Robin
son.
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BAArNsIS


TONIGHT, at New Orleans,
will begin the first of what will
probably prove to be the three
greatest contests in the history
OF the art pugilistic.
McAulife, of New York, and
Myers of Illinois, will meet for
the purpose of discovering who
is entitled to the light weight
championship Of America. The
discovery will not be made un-
til each candidate has been sub
jected to much personal incon-
venience.
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John q. Whittier Very Iii.

HAMPTON FALLS. N. H., Sept. h--John g.
Whittier is lying critically i'll at the home
Of Miss Cove. In Hampton Falls. and biz
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An Ego VIII He Kept ON Them.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 4.-The announce
ment has been made by Hon. Charles B.
Howey, the Mississippi member of the ma
tionai democratic executive committee,
that letter in his possession contained tho
information that the republicans were col-
onizinR negroes in Illinois to vote for Hsr-
rison, and that several hundred negroes b ad
left no theRst Hississippi for that purpose.
The democratic leader have q viGilant eye
ON the exodus of negroes and are keeping
the chairman of the state democratic CON-
nittse in Illinois advised, that he may de-
teet and prevent registration and take steps
to prosecute those engaged in the co!onlza-
tiOn.
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Over 5000 Cases In Hamburg.

HAMBURG, sept. 4.-From tho beginning
Of the cholera epidemic there have been
5.623 cases and 2,517 deaths in this city.
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Killed in tho Anaconda Mine,

BUTTE. Sept. 4.-[speciaI. sam Collins,
a miner employed at the Anaconda mine,
was killed instantly this afternoon while at
the bottom of the shaft engaged in hoisting
machinery. A part of the machinsy slipped
and fell, striking him on the head. He
lived but a few minutes.
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BROTHER VS.. BROTHER
Mike Smith Strikes His Brother
With Probably Fatal
Effects.

An atfray occurred last night in tie
city which married the Christmas eve
for more than one, and gave an ex-
ample not only Of evil passion hut Il
something akin to depravity.
Paul Smith conducts q farm near
Otterville, and for some months past
has had in his employee his brother,
Mike Smith. Some trouble arose h.
tween the Two on account Of wages
the latter claiming balance due Of
$50 which he said his brother refused.
Paul Smith WIS boarding in the
city with Mrs. Anna Smith. ON New
York avenue. Yesterday evening
Mike entered the hOuse, and it 10
stated, said he would have hn
money or blood. His brother wss
asleep on the lounge. and Mike seeing
him. seized chair and struck him ne
peate,lly ON the head, fracturing hin
skull. The physicians seem to- think
that he Is i'm a critical condition.
Mike Smith il now under arrest,
and will he held, awaiting the result
of his brothers injuries.
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Bon Voyage, John.

He is semi-invalid and all Sedalia
-ympathizes with John Montgomery,
.jr.
No one >Orrows but what he has q
part to carry ON his shoulders.
No one is in trouble but what he
has for yeaIs been ready to share their
grief aud bear their burden.
If fellow man is down or stagger-
ing under any adversely, he was ready
to support to the full ability of his
strength.
He is now on crutches, hence Sc
dalians sympathize.
Mr.. and Mn. Montgomery leave
for Southern California tomorrow in
search of health.
Many prayers of a good people for
MIR. MOntgomery's restoration to vigor
will be said and may they both return
to their home speedily, for Sedalia
does not wish to do without such
people.
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GENERAL ROW..
In Which . 6eaman Party W.
Badly Cut.

The n. X. 4 T. northbound tsaia.
which arrived late at thi plses, -
tsrday evening. numbered anoae -.
passenger . lot Of white md csJssa1
toaghsL They bad bsea imbibiag
quite freely, from al reports. 81
while the tain was sanding ss ~
Sedalia depot . general 6g6t eesaH
red. . dozen probably being sseags1
Quite Q number were battered -
more or len bruised, but John TaAA
who lives 1t Beaman, seems to Aays-
been more seriously injured than a.y.
He was badly cut in the left leg III
. razor in the hands Of one Of Tia -
Elephants, whose name was unknsvaA
He was taken to his home 1t Beanaa
and is said to be badly hurt. One0
rest was made-that Of . negro nanal
John Good-for the ffacas, and be =
now in the county Jail.
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EXERCISES Ar IT. vISCENTs

The Christmas services al ~. Nincenf's
Catholic church. 81 which, Father j. T. ID.
Murphy is pastor, is as follows:
Solemn High Mass, At ) a. H.; Mass at
s a. m; and Solemn High Mass, at 10 H.
IN. Benediction Of the Rlessed Sacrament
after high masses.
The choir Of this church. which is noted
for its excellent singing, will at early ser
vice, render "Concones Mass" with several
beautiful solos, duets, etc, at OfertOry
Communion. etc. The "Adcee Fdeiis," will
he sung just before mass, welcoming in
loving strains, with the morn's carly dawn,
the birth of the Re,leemer During the
benediction "Rossini's" y !SIutorp and
"Hun,ley's 7ariHm Ergo will be sung.
AT 10 a. m, "Werners Mass" "Cheru-
bins" Are Maria. u Je-u, and Adcae Fsdsiis
will be sung, together with "Hummel'.
q Sai@ari>" and ''Ecrge's" Tdntum Ergo, at
benediciion.
The choir Is composed of the following !:
Soprano r. II. Mead, Misses VAL
entinc and Hays.
Alto Misses Hubbard and OBrien.
Tenor Messrs. J. ID. Murphy and W. L.
RYAN.
Bass MeS,rs. J. Glass, Jr., p. II. Mead.
Jr., and +. Long.
Organist Mrs. +. II. Mead.
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The holland Case.

Mrs. f. r. holland, wife of ex-stste
Treasurer holland, appeared before
Gov. Francis Yesterday evening, says
the jefferson City Tribune, accom-
panied by her brother-in-law, $. e.
holland, and presented petitions and
letters requesting pardon for her
husband, who is now serving a two
years sentence in the penitentiary.
Mrs. holland made u very earnest plea
for her husband. She argued that the
state had lost nothing, and that her
husband had been confined in prison
since last July and suffered untold
agonies and all the disgrace attached
to imprisonment. She concluded BY
begging the governor tn grant execu-
tive clemency and let the ex-treasurer
return to his sorrow-stricken family.
Gov. Francis said he would exam
inc the papers ii possible and reach q.
conclusion IN the case. He has only
a short time To serve "a governor and
Is swamped with work. In addition tn
his office work he has yet to prepare
his message to the general assembly.
The papers in the holland case consist
OF letters and petitions from all parts
of the state and are signed by the most
prominent men in Missouri. 1t will
require considerable time to even
glance over the papers casually.
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AT First METHODIST.

Santa Claus appeared in mayniti-
cent style at the First Methodist
church last night. An elegant fire
place and chimney had been manu-
featured and Santa Claus in regula-
ton style gave out the presents. The
attendance was very large and the
following programme was given:
Song by the school.
Prayer.
Music by intermediate department.
Recitation, -''What | want for
Christmas, "Escue Spahr.
Recitation, Zeta Cooking.
Recitation, Jewell Harter.
The part of Santa Claus was en-
acted by W. S. Corley and the occas-
ron was a pleasant one with this ex-
ception, new overcoat belonging tn
Clarence Cooking a boy II years OF
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Grange hall. Several parties d thi
city have been invited.

Grange hall. Several parties in thi
city have been invited.
Mr.. and Mn. ]. C. Thompsoa vssy
Delightfully."- entertained . small patty
Of friends and relatives last night co9-
plimentary to Mr.. and Mn. John
Montgomery Who win leavs for . Say
IN lower California tomorrow. NJ.
Montgomerys many friends win ear.
nestly hope that hi health viii b
much improved By his t,p.
Tho Pierian club Of JsAerson
City, gave . reception Of much mag
ai6csnos Friday night in honor Of
Governor and Mn. d. r. Francis d
g. Peters hall in that city. The
affair W. wall managed and many
elegant toilets were worn. Il i md
that Governor Francis and family
will spend the winter in Jefferson
City.
Among the many pupils Of the
Central Business college who will &c
home for the holidays, may be men.
toned the following: Mis- Nellie
Marshall, ,Pleasanton, Kan; Misses
Nettie and Flora Early, Centralia
Miss Bette Burckharrt, Fayette, Mo-;
Miss Mabel Swope, Lamonte; Mis-
Emma Gillian, Gillian, NO.: Mis-,
Annie Copeland, Lonisburg, Kan;
Miss jamie Clark. Freeman, Kan;
Miss Anna Turner, Moberly. Mo-,
Miss Matte Ginger. Gibson. |. T.;
Messrs. l.. Horne, Walker. Mo-: F.
w. Tamblyn, Sugar, Rams: NJ. T.
Farrow, East Lynne. Mo-: Frank
Pierce, Gardiner, Kan.
John K. Gentry left last night
for st. Louis where together with hi
brother, X. T. Gentry, he will dine
today with Mrs. Theodore Shelton.
Mr.. Gentry Shelton is attending
Princeton college, and is now with the
famous Princeton Glee club which j.
travelling by special train and Civ
ing magnificent entertainment:
in all the principal cities.
The club numbers sixty members
and Mr.. Shelton is the able leader OF
the mandolin club. The club will be
in Kansas City on the evening Of
Dec. 30th and in St. Louis Dec. 3lrt.
After the clubs performance at
Music Hall in St. Louis an elegant
reception will be given it at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton. Mr..
J. Il. Gentry will attend ball given
by the young ladies of Boonville on
the evening Of the Goth and ON the
evening of the 3lst will attend the
Glee clubs performance in st. Louis
and at its close will attend the recep-
ton given by Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Lizzie Lee Warren is the
guest Of friends in Chicago.
Miss Anna West of Kansa. City
is the guest of relatives here.
ID, Ii. Smith and family have re-
turned from trip t" Chicago.
Miss Sallie Major will spend
Christmas with Windsor friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wright will
give a large family dinner to-day.
Miss Fannie Wilron of St. Louis,
Is the guest of Miss Jennie Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gold will en-
terrain large family party to-day.
Mrs. Cammie Garrett will spend
Christmas with relatives in BOonville.
Mis- Cornelia Klein leaves to-day
for visit with friends in California.
No.
Miss Lucy Wells. Of St Louis,
is the guest of her friend. Mis- TINY
Gray.
Miss Matte Wilder, Of Indiana,
is the guest of DIR. and Mn. W. b.
Scales.
Miss Ada BOuldin will entertain
the Columbian club next Thursday
exening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Lowell. of
kansas City are guests Of friends in
this city.
Miss Anna Lyon will spenda part
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APPROPRIATE THE DAY.

The small boy hasn't tn he got
out of bed with switch ON Christmas
morning.
You cannot cut Christmas out of
the calendar nor out of the heart of
the world.
Tin sorry didn't ask Santa
Claus for u few more things while |
was about it" said the young miser.
The almanacs put the shortest
day Of the year just before Christmas,
but financially it is the next day after.
The photography may be ones
tionable. but an X is generally neces
sary to make satisfactory Xmas.
-Tommy-"I wish Christmas had
come and gone" Johnny-"What
for??' Tommy-"Because then we
could quit being good"
-Amy-"Are YOU going to give
Charley anything at Christmasy'
Mabel-"I'm thinking of giving him
a hint"
Re merry all, lie merry all.
With holly dress and festive hall,
Prepare the song, the feast, the ball,
To welcome merry Christmas.
THE holiday spirit is an all-per-
vading one, remarked a father as he
bought his little boy fifteen cent tin
horse ''but it costs money"
-Wife-'I hope you are pleased
with those slippers, dsrling:' Hus-
Observation-Disclosures, dear,
I'm so glad l learned to walk on SNOW
shoes when ] was boy"
1t is we'll for everyone during the
holidays to be filed with the Christ
mas spirit, but they should not regard
this rs permission for unlimited and
unrestricted indulgence in Christmas
punch.
If you hear man protesting
loudly during the week against the
promiscuous slaughter Of seals YOU
may depend upon it that he very
grudgingly bought his wife = sealskin
sac1ue for Christmas.
-"Ah, my son" said the minister
I'm glad to see YOU in the Sunday
school at last. l. this your first Sum
day." "Yes. sir" How do YOU like
it" "Oh, guess kin stand it until
after the Christmas tree"
-.Dohnny-.'Say, pa, to-day is
Christmas" Mr.. That :
50. INV boy! Well. I'll let YOU go
without spanking today. No child
of mine shall ever lack somethin. to
remember Christmas BY"
Lady Ito clerk)-I want to look
at something that would he suitable
for Christmas gift for nv husband.
Clerk-Yes'm; large or small ,
Lady-what do you mean? Clerk
Do YOU want large or a small
flask!
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ago was mysteriously spirited away
and nothing left behind to tell the
story. The coat had just been bought
at Famous store and the little owner
was very discensolste 1t hs lon
sOUTHKRN 1ETH0DIsf CHURCH.
At the Southern Methodist church
Friday night . large and handsome
Christmas tree loaded down with
presents for the Sunday school chill
dren was the attraction. The church
va crowded and with the exception
of . slight accident which happened
to secretary Langhorne of the Y. N.
c. A. the affair w1s . very pleasant
and well managed one. Mr.: Lang
horne who impersonsted Santa Claus
had tho misfortune while bending
over one Of the lights to ignite his fur
cap and before the fame could Be
extinguished it had caught into the
cotton representing snow. which
plentifully adorned bis robe. and in
short time his glory had departed
and the real man was discovered BY
the children. Almost . panic was
created when the cap was seen to ig-
mite and but for the timely presence Of
mind of Mr.. Langhorne, the accident
might have been . serious one.
PROBABLY HUNGRY.
"A l. Al r.
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CHRISTIANS DolNcs.
Ringing the Changes for the
holidays Occurrences and
Entertainments.
Reports From Schools and
Churches and Other Pleas.
ant Incidents.
nORfHKAsf SCHOOL.


The Northeast school u not only
enc Of the most prosperous in the city,
but it appears to be one that is we'll
patronised BY parents Of the pupils.
which Il . matter Of untold encour-
agement n both teachers and pupils.
On last Friday evening IN enter
tainment Wa held there, Of q
very superior character, and there
was scarcely standing room. The
programme throughout, consisting Of
the usual Christmas recitations, songs
and dialogues were creditable in the
highest degree. and spoke louder
than words Of the efficiency of the
instructors and the brightness and dill.
igence Of the students.
At the close of the literary exer
ci-es, ''Santa Claus" appeared fairly
loaded down with presents, and not q
child was forgotten in the liberal dis
tribution of his pack.
The teachers in the Northeast school
are well known to our citizens, and
their thorough work has made them
more than popular. They are: Mis-
Stnsberg, principal; Miss Jennie
Wanamaker, in charge Of room No. 1;
Miss Mary Doble. No. 2; Miss Evelyn
Jump, No. 3; Mis- Eva HauPtley
assistant teacher.
The citizens Of thai section are to
be congratulated both on the efficiency
of the corps Of teachers, and. Judging
from the entertainment the excellence
of the pupils.
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PHINCELY CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The late Rod Gallie was an honOred
member of the Knights Of Maccabees
and of course at his death the Maca-
bees come to the aid of all widows of
deceased memb9s. Yesterday Geo.
Brill, secretary. paid Mrs. Gallie
$1,000. This is the second death loss
paid within thirty days.
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WINNER SCRAPS.

A rattle took place at the Katy
shops yesterday evening. A surrey,
breech loading shot gun and a box Of
cigars were the prizes, j. b. Kline
drew the surry, }. Bappemmeyer took
the shot gun and F. W. Drexler the
box Of cigars.
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sl.MAIT SCHOOL.

One of tie, ,st pleasant as well as
Interesting sch.ol entertainments ever
beld in the city occurred at the Sum-
nit school last Frida. evening.
The large rooms had been
tastefullv decorated, were illuminated
and thoroughly crowded with parents
and friends of the pupils. The exer-
cises from beginning 10 end were of
superior character and reflected
credit alike on the teacher and pupils.
Miss Sue KernOodle, theenergeticprin-
cipal and her able corps of assistants
have every reason TO be proud Of the
manner in which the pupils conducted
themselves. The programme WAS a.
follows:
10, christmas Chorus" Room MOI
Dialogue what We do at our House"
Ina Mount. Mabel Spangler, Celia Keller
and Matte CoiI>lev.
Recitation ......... Two little Stockings"
Bes>ie LaFever.
Recitaiion. what woman can't do -
Eda Loges.
christmas Star"-Room No |.
Choral. There is River"
Room No. >.
Doll Drill Hattie Jump, Dora omaro,
Linnie Barker, Matte Schrader, Maud
Gray, Maud Chapel, Willie McCOy,
Emma Schradcr, Hattie Berthoux
Recitation The Removal,
Johnny Gornall.
Song .......... "The Morning Star"
Room No. 6.
Reci tation Kris kringle> Surprise"
Lew Starr.
Summit Orchestra, Minnie Willis. Belle
Willis, Grace Hunicke, Minnie Hofl:
man, Call Fast, Jennie HolSman and
Gordon Scott.
Recitation .....-..-....-. 1888. --.---...-.--.
THE Kaiser and the Little Maid"
Emma Ross.
Recitation .............. "Merry's Christmas"
BERTHA Jump.
Music-Grace,tiene and ClaudTaylor.
Dumb Bell Drill-Olin Frame. Maud HUI
nicke, John Anderson, Katie Barnes.
Harry Jakemau, Mabel Anderson, Al
fred Jump. Lorraine Divers, Lee Jefier-
son. Eunice Mitchum-
as there Santa Claus Room No. I.
Song Room No. =.
RtttatiOn hauu isette.
Recitation. ... The Lovers"
Helen Spicer.
Hoop Drill. mo. i-eighi little girls.
RECITATION ---- -...-..-..------.-iiattie Jump
Doll Carnival Room No. |.
Recitation ..........-.'in Interview"
Ftta Hunter.
SUMMIT ORCHESTRA.
Recitation...... Soaring Santa Claus
Johnny Conslcy.
Recitation THE Eli Child"
Grace TAYLOR.
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-Willie-"I don't believe the sts-
ries about Santa Clause. DO yeu,
Fred,' Fred-''No, ] don't, either
but-sh. don't lets talk 50 loud. He
might hear Us, and then he wouldn't
give us anything
Sing song Of Christmas,
Stockings full Of tons.
Just the thing tn please us
Little girls and boys.
Now they are emptied;
Lots for me and Won.
Wasn't that pretty thing
For Santa Claus To- do,
Coughing Leads to Consumplion.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough At eco,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-04-21
ROCK HOUSE.

j. ID. Porter returned to his
home in Henderson county last
week after q short visit to rela-
tives and friends here.
Misses Mary Pickens and Cathy
Curry and Messrs. Alvy Porter,
Nathan Nicely, Oscar and Tony
Dickson and Frank Paulk went to
see the cave on Horse creek Sun
day.
Jim Atkison will move to West
Hardin as soon as the river gets
low enough to be crossed.
Andy Dickson and Jerome
Porter went to Lowryville Sun
day.
George Neigbors and daughter,
of Wayne county, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Hall Saturday and Sun.
day.
Will Wilson, of Covey's chapel,
moved to our village Tuesday.
Rich WEIGH went to Savannah
Saturday.
Miss Maude Harlan who has
been visiting her sister Maggie
for a month went home Tuesday.
CHESTNUT.