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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Tho m-n who have given dHir. Ing n
fair trial arc ih. oacs ~h. b-li.y- Il TO
b- part Of tho farms RESOURCES to which
Il pays TO Iisc earrfui attention. There
10 no steady. all.ths.ycar.rnnnd money.
maker like hcsi Of good CONS. Try u.
Tho siveat Of tho sugar factory make.
this advice especially applicable TO Tar.
nsfs In tho Rocky Ford eountr.. as the
feeding Of bcrt pulp adds largely TO tho
production Of milk. This 10 oa- more
point Of excellence In our claim that ~c
have advantages Tor farmers ao, e,ualei
east OF west.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Tho a''orn-y.sra-ral 81 Ohio. has bccn
pushing sui; against tho STANDARD Oh
Co. for scseEa! years foe violation Of tho
Law against trusts. The supreme cour,
on "Wednesday deCi,lesi tho suit in favor
q, the Standard oil psopis. The frr.
qncncy with which the higher courts dIc.
ciic-i legal contests in favor of great cor.
Iora'ious and aTains, the people furnish.
90 good grounds fof cans,ic criticism.
There must bc change in this respect
before the Judiciary will enjoy the fn,l
confidence o, the people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

For the sakc o. tho taxpayers who dc.
sire TO SEQ something done. says the
Colorado Springs Telegraph. 1, !. TO bc
hoped that the legislature uili no, waste
two.'hir'is Of the session over an ever.
lasting aud Useless discussion O. home
rule for Denver. for. no matter What bill
is passed.. Denver will probably b. no,
much better aod very little worse than /.
is under the existing lsu. Tb. repre=eu.
sasi~es from The outside towns ouIh. 10
combine TO keep Denver ani Denver's
troubles very much in The rear. Give
The res; os the state chance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

a pe~ reason for State pride material.
rcd a; III. late International Live S'eck
show a: Chicago. the Ncue,mb herd OF
San Luis valley captured tho grand
champion sweepstakes for fs~ler cattle.
sllirh means that the Colorado tes,i.rs
ssrc the les; on earth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

A ia,s number OF wiiicit & Gray's
Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal
OF Ncw York Inns column article Fvls.
tiAe to tho Rocky Ford factory. illus.
trai~l b! cut Of tho works. Tho Jour.
nal eommends tho American I.est Sugar
Co. sor ioin. all preliminary work ~eli
and cafr'aliy investigating tho s.ricnii.
nfai conditions before locating ihe fac.
tory. policy which explains the remark.
able saeccs. of tho Rocky Ford factory
and tho great satisfaction Of tho fafsaers
With tho results
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

The state OF Illinois has II revenue law
which requires the annual publication OF
assessment lists. 1t is said by those
who are in position to known that since
the enactment OF tho law, some two
years ngo. that not loss than Sl0O,OoO.OOO
worth OF personal property has been
brought to light, and is now bearing its
fair share OF the burdens of taxation.
Why not have the Colorado Legislature
consider such an amendment to our rev.
enue laws?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

A maiori,y OF our farmer readers ~ii!
srou sugar bec's mex; year aud this is a
pertinent question for such: Are you
taking advantage 81 this iinc weather 10
,io plo~in. a. b-c, land az urged by
Chic. Asricul,aris. win,eshsl,er in las,
weeks Ea;erprisc3 There's bi. money
in fall sni winter piosins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

The Enterprise is universally recog-
pjyed ns the Lest medium for reaching
the Rocky Ford public. THIS pleasant
situation is the cause OF this issue con-
tanning six home.printed pages instead
of four us usual. This enlargement OF
80 per cent is necessary to accommodate
the orders OF our advertisers and mt the
same time furnish all the homs news
which ought to be printed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

The temperance people Of Massaehu-
.s'is bs,r ~on great victory In their
their crusade aIainss lic-ns- In tho city
cl-c;ioas of this week. Tor on: OF 600 and
morv cities choosing municipal osiieers
aud expressing an opinion. scarcely ono
.hs~s gain IN tho iiccass vote. while
tho additions To tho -so liccnsc- column
arr many.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

No morr applications far rural frcs de-
livery rouics Unless tho roads along tho
'pppo.rd routes arc found 10 bc In first
cias. eoadi,iou. No: alone this. but the
road. uiii have 10 10 mainsainei In good
repair OF tho delivery route will bc aban.
tione,i.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Tho Pasblo Chi.s,a.n tells an ass-e.
able truth Ia tho following paragraph:
-Mcs' Of tho Denver newspapers have
assisted TO give tho sugar beet industry
es the Arkansas valley great deal Of
advertising. I, is safe 10 ss.-ss iha, tho
agricultural lands down tho river never
before cummandci saeh good opinions
and good rrirs-s.''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14
The scat. OF tho ihrrc Republican

The scat. OF tho ihr-c Republican
members clec;~d 10 tho house from
Pueblo county arc TO bc coaic-ici. Tho
.-aiing Of ihcsc Democrat. will give the
Dcmccsa,s-nos tho fasionis's-a clear
majority In tho hou.c aud on joint bal.
LOT. as they already have a majority in
shc senate. The governor is Democrat.
80 the Democrats ~iii have everything
This is assuming ,ha, right aud justice
~ili bc es.rridjeu IN the interest Of CT.
ccssisc partiEsnsl,ir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

l; will b, hard To iini an eastern city
Of equal population which hHs iso ns
good papers as tho Colorado Springs
H,ornin. Gazette aud afternoon Tele.
gram. Roth have all tho features To
constitute them highly Snee-Ssinl dailics
Colorado Springs has eausc to 10 proud
q. her papers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Remember that Treasurer Becsbalu,
will sell delinquent tax land Moa,iay
ncs;. Dec. IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

From the time a man is 90 to 30
years ot age, that is the time he
makes his money. That is also
the time lie should carry Ipsur.
ahce. Let me call and show Won
something OF interest NJ. u.
handel, st James Hotel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

The Santa Fe officials repor, Tho
strike ms OF and all trains running on
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Morse's. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14
SAL MIA

If you are unable to find
anything more lasting to
give the little folks Christ
mas times. we are quite
sure there is nothing that
Will make a sweetcr impress
sion on them than a box of
candy. We have Hayors to
suit every taste and prices
that will fit every pocket
book. Buckets, Boxes,
Bushels, Barrels mixed, at
&c, 1Oc. Finer qualities,
l2lc, 17ic. superb" choc-
olate, none finer. BIC per lb.
All our Christmas books,
games, toys, etc, at less
than half price.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
Alaskan Slellges.

The Alaskan sle,ls arc built of wood
Us light rs Is consistent with strength,
and dashed together with hide ropes. 10
that the whole frame work will give
readily and not he easily broken by the
constant rough usage to which they are
subjected. The sled Is from nine to
ten feet long. and eighteen or twenty
inches wide. with the runners one foot
deep. shOd with walrus ivory or strips
of bone fashioned out Of the jawbOne
of the whale. The rails or sides are
about eighteen inches high. and nt the
rear end of the sled are handles coming
up high enough for man to push aud
guide it without bending very much.
There IL a cover made of light drilling
which IL spread In the bottom Of the
sled, and large enough 80 that after the
articles have been packed on snugly
1t hauls up over the LOAD and the ends
overlap on top. The load II then dashed
the whole length of the sled with hide
thongs. Iiarper's Magazine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
NearO ElOOucuCe.

Negroes sometimes express them
selves as fclIcitously rs do the Irish
Here IN u case COPIED from u Texas
paper. Some time agO one Of Texas
widely known statesmen. who II now
dead. was passing along n street In
Dallas. when an old cOlorcd man who
had once belonged to him. approached
took OF his Int, and passed u hand
over his white wool rs he asked:
"Alarstcr. gin dc old man fifty cent.
"Dan. you are n rObber,"
Howl asked the astOnlshcd dnrky,
opening his eyes. around which rough
shOd age had walked.
Didn't you see mo put my hand In
my pocket"
Eyes. SAIL"
"Well. you old rascal, you rob mo OF
the pleasure of giving you money with.
out being asked
The old man received u dollar. Bow.
Ing almost to the ground, while tears
came ont and cOursed through the aged
prints around his eyes. he replied:
"Murstcr wild. wild such u heart rs
you hnb, and wild Abraham and Isaac
ami dc Lord on your side. I don't see
what can keep you out Of heaven"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
thatll lie, him on. Ef We find we've b'es

that'll let him on. Ef we find we've b'eA
fooled"
The unfinished sentence had q crest
deal Of stern meaning in IL.
The plan was agreed to-
AN after we've ben there. we'll come
out an call on Mr.. Wayne" said BilI,
who. much against his will. was convinc-
ed of the truth Of Rhoda's story. lie be-
gan to feel vindictivc against Wayne for
having dupcd him. as he must have done
II he was horse thief.
"Scc here" he said. turning suddenly
and facing Dick. didn't see you maxim
marks on that Of cottonwoodT''
"No. Hill Green. You did not" answer
ell Dick. ~ don't say that you didn't
see me there. ! was there. ! went to
see what I could find on the tree. ! had
been there before. and found something
that | didn't understand. But wrote
nothing there. That's the truth. Bill
Green, whether you believe 1t or not"
II mought ha' ben mistaken. but
don't see how | could ha' ben said
Bill. "Anyhow. tho't you did. Hope
to def didn't"
Considering Bills provcrbial stubborn
ness. this was surprising admission for
him to make.
Dick" said Mamie. coming up TO
him. with fearful eyes. you haven't told
me whether you're glad to see me or
not
"You know I nm." said Dick. and the
look which accompanied the words was
| eloquent enough to satisfy Mamie that
| she had u very warm corner in his heart
yet. III you hadn't come just ms you
did Id have been dead man by this
time"
Don't" cried Mamie. turning pale
| again.
| Then 1thoda came TO shake hands with
| Dick. and though little was said In words.
| q great deal was expressed In looks, and
| looks are often far more expressive OF
our deepest feelings than any words can
be.
| Perkins came back presently with the
other party, of whom he had been In
search.
1--WE mustn't he losin' time" he said
"We'vc got III build n raft tn git intu
the swamp on. an there's no tcllin' how
much we'll be Rendered. 40 le' 5 git
down III bisncss."
Luck go with you,' cried Mamie. as
the party set of.
Dicks kiss was warm upon hcr check
| ne nUu kIsscu NuOuH. 100, HHu sue WIS
10 happy that she never thought Of being
jealous over II. But MS the men passed
out of sight among the aldcrs frnging
the creeks banks, a fear Of what might
take place In the Big Swamp, IL they
failed TO lind the real thieves. came over
her. and made her faint and dizzy. The
danger was not over.
II shall not breathe one easy breath
TIL they're all back home,' she said to
Rhoda. Isn't II awful? And to hap
pen In canpmceting time. too"
IL think I've got even with MIR. Wayne
now" said Rhodn. as they turned to re-
trace their steps hopcward. 'l'vc spoiled
his plans completely, md I've done u
good turn for Dick. ] never heard OF
such a thing. outside Of u story. ! won.
der IL It Is all so? Pinch me. Mamie,
so that III know I'm awake"
Eyes, you're awake" answered Nan.
mic. "and 80 am !. and SO hungry and
tired almost to death. I didn't realize
II till we started for home. oh, dear!
It's long way there yet IL We only
had Doll and Nell to ride"
(To be continuCd)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
A Peculiar FiOh.

Trumpet fish or Snlpe fish are q
genius of fishes remarkable for their
elongated and tubular snout. The only
coast, but abundant In the Mcditcr-
ranean- attains II length of about live
inches, the snout projecting about an
inch and half In front of the eyes.
The color of the back IL red, of the sides
lighter red; the sides of the head and
belly silvery, tinged with II golden hue,
The mouth IL destitute of teeth. This
little fish Is esteemed dcllcacy and Is
often To bc seen In the markets OF Italy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
Desirable Servants.

Japanese servants are more and
more In demand every year In New
York. They are looked upon as more
sensible than any other kind of domes-
tic help. There II one serious objection
to them. They lavish their pollteness
and courtesy ON the masculine mem
beers Of the household In which they are
employed. and cannot be induced to
treat the women with respect.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
CIIAPrEl, NNlv,

Dick BruytOn had been to tho old hOl.
NV freq ncnr the pasture bars for his
daily rations,
Uc Ind rcnchc, tho bonk NJ tho crock
ncnr which hc Ind constructed n little
hut OF bouvhs In an old tree ton, Here
he Ind passed his nights quite comfort.
ABLY since his enforced exile from civil.
ixution.
Az he went down the bank he funcicd
no hcnrd n nccuIinr. sound behind him,
II was macmillan bocn,sc az its regularity
lie s,o,,ncd and listened.
ue had hcnrl something,
Nplash. splash. splash!
The so,nd seemed IN bc comm. nenrcr
ss he listened.
.it cant h. n envy (, ,hourh, Dick "irs
Inn ranid for ,hn, I, cnn't be a deer.
for he'd 90 faster and s,iiler."
He mid himself. In n clump Of willows
and waited.
Smash smash smash.
Nearer on,I ncnrcr cnmc tho sounds
and nrescntiv no saw .hoJowv 6rurcs in
th. IN, l,vhs which s,s,o,, ,,own ,hrouy,
,hs hr.nchos NJ tho ,rc.s ov"rhnnyinv
tho s,rsam which xos h.r.. nhon, tir,r",,
feet wide. and ncrbans knee deem.
"uorS.s Inv nil thn,'s yooJ," .xci.im.
ell Dick "iOllnv follow there's mischief
in the wind. I wonler IL i'yc GOT on m.
track NJ The horse thieves NJ Insty"
Nv This time tho horses w.r,. onuositc
tho u,ncc where no WINS hidden.
ia wnvc n rrcat stor, of surprise. and
could hardly rcnrcss Ihc cry which rose
to his Inns
For h" rccornix.d Ncll md Daily
uo couId mo-, dis,invuish tho rca,urcs
n, tho man who wrr,. siding m. horses
tho light ihronvh ,hc branches bsinu so
dim
lie waited un,,, they had passcd n few
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19

II IL a question which takes longer,
for woman to got ready to 20 to hes
kind Of entertainment, or q man to get
ready to come home from his.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19

Ifa man really loves widow h b -
cause she wants him to.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
CopyrIkht, 1894. b. Robert Bonner's Sons

Copyright, 1894, By Robert Bonner's sons.
CHAPTER XN1lI.--(COntinuedD
"Rhodaw came in low whisper from
. fence corner, not fur off. 'Rhoda"
us that you, MANNER" asked lthoda,
In a voice but little above WHISPER.
YES" was the reply. Have they
"Yes," answered Rhoda. "Oh, Mamie.
did you hear what they saidT'
II only heard what they said when
they were about to SEPARATE" answered
Mamie. II came near running right on
to them, but 1 thought heard some one
talking, and stopped to make sure. just
in time to keep from being discovered by
them. What was 1t they talked about I
Something about stealing horses. wasn't
Il? Tell me what 1t was. Rhoda-Iuick!
I'm just dying to know"
Rhoda told what she had heard.
"Oh. Rhoda. cried Mamie. with radi-
ant eyes. at was the luckicst thing In
the world that I brought you home with
me tonight! What you've heard will
save Dick"
That's true, isn't ~" cried lthoda.
II hadn't thought Of that. ] was 50 ex-
cited. II seems ms if the hand Of Provi-
dcnce was In II, doesn't II! ] used Dick
shamcfully. just because he told me the
singing teacher was making n fool of me.
lie talked to me like a brother, and ] got
mad about 1t. Now I've chance to help
him out Of his trouble. and also To get
even with Mr.. Wayne. and just tonight,
At camp meeting. was wishing n chance
to do that would come along. Only TO
think, Mamie, that ]. Of all persons,
should bc the one to find out who the
horse thieves are. aud how they got away
with the horses they stole. It's just like
q story. isn't III"
"Ithoda, Ill tell you what we ought to
do" said Nsnnic. with sudden conviction.
I'VE ought to follow the men who're out
hunting for the thieves, and put them on
the right track. There's no man here Ia
send but the minister. and he wouldn't
know where to 20 II We sent him. If We
can find the men, we can tell them what
we have heard. and part of them can ~
into the Big Swamp. and some OF them
can zone back and take care Of Wayne.
1t won't do TO tell any one what we've
heard till we find the men and tell 1t Ia
them, FOR q an inkling Of II gets out.
Waync'l be sure TO hear something. and
before the men can get back he'll he
gone. The best thing we can do II Ia
follow the men. 1t may be n long tramp
for us, but I'm not afraid to undertake
IT,"
Mamie was brave now. She was think
ing how completely Dick would bc vindi
Gated, and this thought gave her courag,
for anything.
"Ill CO." snid Rhoda. "fm not much
afraid when there's some one with me.
"Well. then. come on" said Mamie
lagcr to bc on. Aud hand In hand ths
owo girls started down the road toward
Che creek that crossed IL mile or more
farther on In its way into the Big Swamp
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
The growing Cook County city Of
BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS,


and Lincoln Park century
ah emphasized bic
Greenwood
nnnt Willis
municipality Duis
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-14
--anl Sale.

IN pursuance aud by authority Of an
order 81 the Superior Court q Burke
caunty. North Carolina. to ne directed.
ia a special proceeding entitled Eli
Greason, Administrator Jerre CARR
son. versus Mary Garrison ct. at, !
wiI1. on Monday, the 9Th day Of Janu-
arv. 1e01, between the hours Of L m.
and I y. H., sell 1t pubic auction At
the Court House door in the town OF
Morganton. n. O., for cash, to the
highest bidGe-, ihe following three
separate tracts Of land, to-Wit:
FIKST TAACT- known as the Jer-
re Garrison land; lying and being IN
Silver Creek township, county ana
state above, adjoining lands OF Abel
Pitts: beginning at d stake on thelne
OF the railroad within the corporate
limits of Glen Alpine, y. and runs
south 80 degrees cas- IS rods toaStake;
thence south oS degrees west % rods to
A stake: themes north p degrees east )
rots - a stake: thence north - de-
eress west - 70. 5 md slZ links 70 4
STAKE: thencc north - degrees east II
rods and Is links TO 4 W~hlte-oaE bush;
thence north = degrees west = rods
and links t. the beginning, contain
mo Is acres. more or less.
SECOND TRACT Known a. the
1Iyra Pertains iat. within corporation
81 Glen Alpine, -. g; beginning on
an old white oak stump and ~run~north
- degrees west i poles - q stalk
thla south II degrees S3is. = poles
ana Il feet Is a stump; then north IS
degrees Isl. g poles ~ the beginning,
containing >. acres, more or less, ad-
Joining ahgEc lot on the south.
THIRD Notwithstanding four
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-14
QUESTION

Yes. August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers aud
grandmothers never thought Of using
anything else for Indigestion or Rilions-
ness Doctors were scare, aud they
seldom hea1d Of Appendicitis. Nervous
prostratiou or Heart failure. etc.
They used August Flower TO clean out
the system and stop fermentation OF
undigested food, regulate the action OF
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organic action Of the system. aud that
is AL they took when feeling dull aud
bad with headaches and other aches.
You only need a few doses OF Greens
August Flower, in liquid form. to
make you satisfied there Is nothing
serious the matter with you. For sale
Ly Jonn Tall.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-14

float regarding this case and
some hints being made that
relatives Of Travis were re
soonsible for his death, it was
Ill the instance Of the latter that
the second investigation was
instituted. The physicians
who conducted to days autopsy
say that while the coroner's
jury and the county physician
were shown to be mistaken In
their concllsion, there We're
many reasons to suppose that
murder had been committed,
and il being such a plain case.
apparently, and the proceed
ings being conducted at night. a
forthor inquiry vas considered
unnecessary.
There IS much comment on the
result Of the Investigation here
10 DAY, AID the citizens are
greatly relieved to know that
what appeared to be a horrible
murder was in reality a strange
death from natural causes.
P
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-14

ski. ned Tvnm p C~cDcaroue Crarr1b
the Skull Strange Ending
6 lie Cataw5a County Mystery.
7r-a'3'. 5'a' + charlotte Oh
A-1af ia l4g oeen oofled
.... "ee.s' Inc remains OF the
La"l lEaEi9 were eX1Gihed
.-..#s ana second eAamlna-
"1 maize, ant the surprising
.. 4eseiof's' M ne de-
.t ''s no. ,H5'FdeIed' plt
- rs aea'h from the Ell
.. ~ Il raneeloGs grown III
tire s6l'l.
.|l1aost eEefyhody, lnciIdlh2
... eoroncr"s Try winch mace
arsJInTest1atlou was con
.... at tAat he was murdered,
.l.. The comfy commissioners
...# days AGO odefed reward
..a 200 Tor tae CONVICTION Of
4. allsy lal5y, and 9 negro
aoea arrested on sisplo-
5aa and dlscha ge after pre-
..#.uarE aaa1ng, However,
....#a was growing beilef among
~. dead uanS relatives that
.a wus not % rierad, andlna an
...a0t 10 fully settle the matter
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-14

Adm'rs OF ]. w. Berry, Deed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-04
Tax Collectors Notice.

l will be at the following places on
the dates mentioned for the purpose of
collecting state and county taxes for the
year 1890
Marietta, Oct IA, rs, Nov 7.
Acworth, Oct Is, 80, Nov ID.
Big Shant Oct II morn, 81, Nov IL
Merritts, Oct IS morn, Nov morn.
Is.
Roswell, Oct 10, Nov 2, II.
Post Oak, Oct 20 morn, Nov 8 morn.
Is morn
Gritter, Oct 20 eve, Nov 8 eve. 20
morn
Smyrna, Oct 81 eve, Nov eve. 81 eve
Lemons, Oct q morn, Nov morn.
Fl morn.
Winnings, Oct % morn, Nov 6 morn
% morn
Howeis, Oct "a morn, Nov morn. %
morn.
Coxes, Oct "a eve, Nov s eve, % eve
Austell, Oct 25, 9, Nov "a.
Powder Springs Oct 26. Nov 10 d.
Red Rock, Oct p morn, Nov 10 morn.
% morn.
Lost Mountain, Oct 27 eve, Nov 10 eve
81 eve -
Oregon, Oct q eve, Nov 10 eve, d eve
will also be in Marietta all other
days until the fifteenth day of Deem
Der. The books will then close. 7 hone
all will meet me promptly and pay their
tax and save cost
j. II. MURRAY.
lax Collector Cobb county, Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-04
Monday.

Mr.. John Goodson and wife
spent several days with relatives
near Roswell last week.
There was no Sunday school
Sunday, on account of bad
weather.
Mr.. John Pace and Master Sid
ney and Miss Donnie Lee Pace, of
Smyrna, were the guests of G. B.
Bentley Saturday and Sunday.
Yes, that turkey dinner at Mr..
Pope McClesky's last Tuesday wa.
success. Just ask any of our
young people, they can give you q
full account.
Luther and R. L. Benson, who
have been attending Hearn Insti-
tute spent Christmas with home
folks.
Fred and Walter McCleskY, OF
the N. G. A. c., were here last
week.
J. S. Bentley and family, OF
Gainesville, visited relatives here
last week. MOODY.