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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Pearl Fisher. the handsome daughter OF
Mr.. c. Fl. Fisher, became the bride Of Mr..
Walter A. Dent. The bride locked very
charming in her wedding grown of steel
gray with hat and gloves to match and
carried large bouquet of Brides roses.
Miss Ruby Fisher acted a r1nid of honor
and MT. Touman was the best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Dent left for Baltimore. New
York. and Washington; on their return
Mr.. Dent is a popular e1nplayce of r. l..
Christian & Co, and is popular with a
wide circle Of friends.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Christie H. Poppenhein, the daughter Of
the late Mr.. C. T. Poppenheim, Of
Charleston, s. c., and Mr.. Hugh Miller,
of Richmond
Miss Poppenheim has frequently been
the guest of Miss Nina Randolph, and
formed many acquaintsnces during her
stay here. She is a most attractive and
cultured young lady.
Mr.. Miller is the brother OF Mr.. Will
liam r. Miller. and is successfully asso-
cisted in business with the Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical Company. The wedding
will take place this autumn, the exact
date having not yet been decided.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II. Doc
ley for the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Hazeline Doeley and Mr.. George
Stack Norfleet. The ceremony will be
performed Wednesday, Oct %, at $50
P. NJ. in Gunton Temple Presbyterian
church. Washington D. G. The young
couple. who have many friends in Rich
mond will be at home after Novem-
Der. in Winston Salem n. c.
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ed have gone to North Carolina

Reed have gone to North Carolina to
visit the tobacco market.
Mrs John Mitchell, Of New York. is
visiting Miss Alberta Williams, OF 1925
Floyd avenue.
Miss Mary Beckham, of Culpeper, will
visit friends here during the horse show
Mrs. Stella B. Austin, of Terre Haute.
Ind, who has been the guest of Mrs. S.
3. West left Thursday to visit Mrs.
George E. kornegay in kinston, n. c.
Mrs. John C. Williams of Arvonia. Is
in the city for a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. Darlington are at the
Holland House, New York.
visiting near Columbia, is spending a few
days here before returning home.
Miss Ella Mayo is the guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. shackelford. of this city.
Miss Nellie Tyler. who has been visit
ing in Hanover, has returned home.
Miss Younge, of North Carolina, is the
guest Of Mrs. Henry Cannon. on west
Franklin street.
Mrs. Richard Gwathmey has returned
home after several weeks spent at the
Henry Clay Inn, Ashland.
Mrs. Edward Finch, OF Petersburg, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs William Nelson.
Mrs. Wexford C. Reed will visit Mrs.
NJ. A. Reed during the horse show.
Mrs. Lucien Tatum, who has been
spending several weeks at the Henry
Clay Inn. Ashland, has returned homo.
Mrs Drew, of Texas, will be the guest
of Mrs. Mann S. Valentine, Jr.. on Tues
day.
Mrs. Kirkwood Parrish and family are
spending a few weeks at the Henry Clay
Inn, Ashland.
Miss Clara Stevenson. of Mt Sterling.
KY. and Mrs. Clarence Atkins, of Hin
ton. will attend the horse show.
Miss Mamie Il. Easton. Of Galveston.
Tex, arrived Wednesday night, after
spending a week in Washington, to spend
John D. Lively. 2o4 Nineteenth street.
Mr.. W. Hugh Peacock has returned to
his home, Smithfeld. n. c.. after pleas
ant visit to friends in this city.
Miss Rosa Leigh Peacock has returned
to her home Smithheld, N. c.. after
pleasant visit to Miss Mamie Hartman.
Miss Nellie Seller and Miss Belle Comb.
OF Detroit. Mich, are the guests OF Miss
Marie John, Ut east Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. cussons. of
Minnesota, will be guests OF Captain Gus
sons during the Horse Show.
Miss Marianne Meade, OF south Third
street, Will be the guest Of Mrs. Henry
L. Cabell Horse Show week.
D r. y. Henley. Of No. 4as west Main
conyalescing
Mr.. a. Z. TRITON, ana s.z.,y h.v. r,-..
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turned to the city, and will reside at No.
30S south Fourth street.

Mrs Joseph Kahn. who has been visit
ing her parents. MIR. and Mrs. D. Hutz-
Ter will leave for her home in Harris
burg, Pa, Sunday. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Claire Il Kahn.
Miss Bessie 1ngles is In Gloucester.
where she was one of the bridesmaids at
the Perrin-Seawell wedding, which oc
CURED Thursday
Mrs Gideon A. Davenport viii be this
guest OF Major and Mrs. Otway S. Allen
during the Horse Show
Miss Evie S. Winston, OF st. Pau;.
Mimi. is visiting her uncle. Mr. w. b.
Robins. of No. 3 Bellevue Flats. Fifth
and Cary streets.
Mrs. Fl. L. Pelouzc and Miss Jennie
Peiouze have left Saratoga. and are now
visiting Colonel and Mrs Henry King,
at Kings Manor, Lake Chanplain
Miss Eliza james. OF Texas, is nov
visiting friends in Richmond. before her
return home, having spent the summer
elsewhere in Virginia.
A. Edwin Farmer, former pupil of n.
Bowditeh Clapp OF this city, Is now in
"AAS1N AA~ i!"to f,oHs kOT rest 1nf
study After an absence Of two years hs
Will return to the Peabody Conservatory
OF Music, where he has been teaching to;.
the last three years. Miss Fahv Farmer
IS IN New York. going on with her
work, having been awarded a scholars.
she wiz continue at the New York Schoo,
OF Art. Later she will open her own
studio.
The Farmers are pleasantly remembered
here where. they lived for mary years.
and made a large circle OF warm friends
Both Mr.. Farmer and his sister arc e1-
ceptionaIly talented, and have won sue
cess in their work
Their parents are now on a visit here.
but expect to leave tomorrow for Lynch
burg. where Mr.. Farmer Is engaged In
business. Later Mrs. Farmer win Join
her daughter in New York and spend
the winter there.
Messrs. Ruhye and Ruth Chambers
and Mamie Young are the guests of Hiss
Harriet Hill. eco east Broad street.
Miss Annie Williams has returned from
her summer trip having spent August
at Sweet Chaiybeate. and September in
Charlottesville. She viii be at ths same
boarding house, the Langley. for the
winter.
Mr.. John SHELTON Williams. Jr.. accom-
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Mrs. Joseph Kahn. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hutz-
Ter. will leave for her home in Harris
burg, Pa. Sunday. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Claire FL Kahn
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Miss Bessie Ingles is in Gloucester.
where She was one of the bridesmaids a I
the Perrin-Seawell wedding, which &C.
CURED Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. cussons. OF
Minnesota, will be guests OF Captain Gus
sons during the Horse Show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Miss Nellie Seller and Miss Belle Comb.
OF Detroit. Mich, are the guests OF Miss
Marie John, Ut east Clay street.
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Mrs. II. l.. Pelouze and Miss Jennie
Pelouze have left Saratoga, and are now
visiting Colonel and Mrs Henry King.
at Kings Manor, Lake Champlain.
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Miss Marianne Meade, OF south Third
street, Will be the guest OF Mrs Henry
L. Caben Horse Show week.
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Miss Rosa Leigh Peacock has returned
to her home. Sr1ithfield, N. c.. after a
pleasant visit to Miss Mamie Hartman
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Mrs. Gideon A. Davenport will be this
guest Of Major and Mrs. Otway S. Allen
during the Horse Show
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Miss Evie S. Winston, OF st. Paul.
MINI, is visiting her uncle. Mr. w. b.
Robins, of No. Bellevue Flats, Fifth
and Cary streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Mr.. w. Hugh Peacock has returned to
his home, Smithfied. n. c.. after pleas
ant visit to friends in this city.
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Miss Mamie A. Easton. Of Galveston.
Tex. arrived Wednesday night, after
spending a week in Washington, to spend
several months with her friend, Mrs.
John D. Lively, 204 Nineteenth street
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Meetings.

The board Of managers OF tho Asso-
cation tor the Rr4sse1e4toR o6 VtGk mia
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Mrs William Hammond Shook, who has
been i'll for the past six weeks. Is be-
ginning to convalesce.
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D. R.Y. Henley. OF No. 40s west Main
street. who has been III with fever, Is now
5conyalescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Miss Eliza james. OF Texas, is nov
visiting friends in Richmond before her
return home. having spent the surlms.
elsewhere in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

The next german OF the Friday Cotillon
Club Will take pfece at Beiyidere Han.
on Friday. October 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs John Richie OF Nor
folk, have come here to live and are at
Mrs. Arnistead's. They are charming
ing acquisitions 10 Richmond society.
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Mis-. Jennie Hughes will have as her
guests during the horse Show Miss Ellen
Douglas Garrett, Of Poplar Grove"
Mathews county. and Miss Lonnie Hodg-
son, of Columbia, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Miss Clara Stevenson. of Mt Sterling.
KY. and Mrs. Clarence Atkins, of Hin
ton, will attend the horse show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

pretty marriage occurred Wednesday
al No, us north Eighth street when Miss
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interested financially in electrical matters
She is a sister of Mrs. Howard Gould
and was very popular with the members
Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

voolfolk. Of Hanover.
M- Quarles entertained his usheys
Tuesday uighs 81 the Henry Clay Inn.
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The annual convention of Kings Daugh-
tcrs and Sons will meet in Roanoke on
October ed, 23d, and oath. The round
trip railroad fare will be s740 Mrs
Clarence G. Burton, Of this city, State
secretary, will preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Mr. Stewart Gibson returned to the city
Wednesday. He spent the summer at
Mountain Top and few weeks at Ork-
.ney Springs. s8s. IS. e;
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Mr.. william dFayYle THURSDAY ljghts
cor New XsE IA I'LL sa1l 1ec8 BuruR4E
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The Milton c. Work Whist Club met at
the Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon.
The play resulted as follows: The highest
north and south, was Il tie between Mrs.
c. w 2. Brock ana Mrs. Bland Smith,
and Mrs. Fairfax Montague and Mrs.
A T.. Wexford; east and west. Mrs Don
aldson and Miss Florence Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Mrs Kirkwood Parrish and family are
spending few weeks at the Henry Clay
Inn, Ashland.
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The Forget-Me-Not Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet Monday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock with the president, Mrs.
C. w. CIemmitt, Of 26o5 east Broad
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A reception to the students Of this city
was given Thursday In the basement
OF the Second Baptist church. An In
teresting programme. Including music and
was rendered.
Among those who were invited to
attend are the students Of the Wo-
mans College, Of the two medical col
leges. and Of Richmond College.
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Misses jeanette and Charlotte Wright,
Of Tappehannock, Va, who have been
visiting Miss Larkin Glazebrook. are
now the guest of Judge John G. Dew's
family, No. 1870 Grove avenue
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

bushels per acre. The past week of
dry weather has done much good to-
ward ripening corn. Farmers are be-
ginning this week to gather and crib.
Paschel Lewis came in Saturday for
few days visit with his wife at the
parental Goodlander home.
Miss Lora McNeff spent Sunday
with her parents at this place.
A. f. Smock and family Of Bloom
field, spent Sunday with ]. ]. CASTOR
and wife.
Mrs. Frank Harbour and children
visited Sunday at the A. l.. Russell
home.
A family reunion was held at the
John Clark home Sunday.
Charlie Wilson and family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Wilson's sister,
Mrs. Iden Mcdaniel Of Bunch.
A box supper was given at Clay
Chapel last Saturday night. A large
crowd is reported.
r. P. Cooper is on the sick list.
T. J. McCloskey left Saturday eyen-
ing for few days visit with his moth.
er in Hedrick.
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The method by which these wonder
full cures are being made is called
Physiological Development of the
Nerve Centers and it is proving the
greatest medical discovery Of the CEN
tury. The physiological development
is directed towards the nerve centers
of the body which DR.. Bernard has
demonstrated to be the cause of all
diseases. 1t is common sense and the
highest revolution in the medical
world. DR.. Bernard. after a thorough
test OF his new method. discovered
that he could treat diseases by cores.
! pondence and gain the most astonish-
ing results. People who have been
suffering from various diseases for
years have found relief by pursuing
q short term of correspondence with
Dr. Bernard. whose offices are
I Trude Building, Chicago. The results
obtained are such as to make almost
any statement of the bare truth appear
n gross eXaggeration. 1t is not eXag--.
! geration, however, to say that Dr. Ber-
nard, who comes from a family of old
school physicians of great reputation,
has fathomed the art of healing and
that he teaches an entirely new meth
cd OF treatment which is more ration.
al more scientific, is attended with no
possible danger and is vastly superior
to anything heretofore practiced in
medical science.
Entertainments so simple that when
DR.. Bernard first began to use it other
physicians scoffed, but as the evidence
Of its wonderful effectiveness began
to pour in on every side their tune
changed to one of utter amazement.
The treatment is directed towards the
developing and naturalization Of the
nerve centers of the human body. 1t
is impossible, DR.. Bernard declares, for
any man or woman to be sick when the
nerve centers are in normal condition
and he has found the way to place
them in that condition. AS soon as a
healthful condition of the nerves are
: established, the weakened heart re-
ceives new strength and vigor and the
, circulation becomes equalized. This
in turn insures strong organs and
health. The principles of this new and
!, wonderful scientific method of treat
ment of diseases is based upon anat-
: omy and are in accord with all of ma
lures laws. There lies the secret OF
success.
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! HIS CURES AS|0N|SH.
DR.. r. Bernard the Sensa-
ton of the Hour.
PHYSIOLOGICAL DEvEL OPMEN1.
New Method is Employed and
AccompIishes Wonderful
Results.

Sensational cures which are daily
being affected by DR.. Bernard in Chi
cago and surrounding territory are Gre
ating a Juror of interest. In many in
stances the cures appear to border on
the miraculous and on this account
they are being talked about in every
part of the city. DR.. Bernard. how
ever, does not claim any miraculous
power despite the fact that he cures
without drugs. Another remarkable
fact in connection with the matter is
that he is getting as good results
from correspondence as he is from
personal contact with patients.
This seems at first blush to be among
| the impossibilities and great many
people are loath to believe it until
they have secured proof of the state
ment. The explanation of this re-
narkable arc before rnaccc nplished
feat is a natural one. Thare is no Sc
crets in DR.. Demands method OF
treatment and if one seeks informa--
ton honestly 1t can be had and in that
way will not fail to satisfy.
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Packwood.

Packwood, Oct. 2S.-A. G. Jordan
and ]. S. Mckinney of Fairfield, adj
dressed an audience here Saturday
night on the political issues of the
day.
Mrs. E. X. Baker returned Saturday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Sheridan, Indiana.
c. S. Adams received a visit last
week from a brother who resides at
Empire Minnesota.
The Baldwin brothers have sold the
farm they purchased of VIM Chichester
for $50 an acre to l. N. LOOMS OF
Hedrick, for $S5 an acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. of Wayland,
visited relatives here last week
The Misses Davis of Competine
were guests of Mrs. Norman, Friday
Miss Lovelle Marsh entertained
Saturday. She served oysters and
fruit
The stone masons have begun work
on the basement of the new NJ E.
church. Rain has interfered with
getting material On the ground, but the
work viii be hurried now.
Zeke Norman is on the sick list.
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Abba.

Abba, Oct. 29.-Clark Brothers are
building a ware house 40X120 feet near
the c., B. & @. depot.
DR.. Woodruff of Foster was attend
ing court yesterday.
Mrs. S. a. Newell, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Creswell,
of Burlington, returned home yester.
day evening.
George A. Landrum, humorist, gave
first class entertainment at the
Christian church last evening to an
enthusiastic audience.
David Robb, prominent merchant
of Atoka, is here visiting his brother
Hon. j. NJ. Robb.
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: Thomas Carr
aged 40, of Russell and Mrs. Margaret
Sullivan, agen 20, of Melrose; Henry
Greviers, aged so years, and Mrs. He's
ter Underdew, aged 60 years, both Of
Buxton; Fred d. Robnett, aged 81, ant
Lottie e. Prior, aged Is, both of Hick
Dry.
Attorney w. w. O'Bryan of Melrost
is attending court here this week.
VIM. Kirby has returned from TAX
ing some horses to Davenport fol
Rev. Father Gaul, who recently remov
ed from Georgetown to that place.
George Brockhagan of Creston was
transacting business in town yester
day.
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Bunch..

Bunch, Oct. 2S.-J. T. Morrison and
Sam Perry and George Collins, have
returned from South Dakota, where
they have been for! some time en-
gagged in thrashing.;
Elmer BANGLE Of Pulaski visited at
the S. kinsinger. home last Sunday.
Claud Baker, of Chillicothe was
pleasantly entertained at the Martin
Glassburner home last Saturday
night.
James Hopp, of Kansas, is in this
locality looking after some real
estate business.
Clarence Hoover returned Friday
from visit with his sister, Mrs. d.
w. Baker, of Chillicothe
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hoover were in
Bloomfield last Friday on business.
A. b. Knott OF Blackhawk visited
relatives at this place last Sunday.
Eli. Swain, delivered hogs at Union
vile last Monday.
George Preast and wife visited at
the S. T. Adams home last Sunday.
Quite a large lumber attended sing
ing at the Pleasant Hill church last
Sunday night
S. T. Adams sold some cattle to
John Hicks OF Unionyille last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hoover visited at
the S. Hoover home last Sunday.
Claud Baker of Chillicothe visited
at the Hoover home last Saturday and
Sunday.
i G. A. Burcheart and wife visited at
the Prieyer home near Bobtown last
Sunday.
Samuel overton, of Udell visited at
the Oliver Adams home last week.
Gov. A. B. Cummins will speak at
the county seat, Bloomfield, Saturday
November !, at 1880 p. m. Let every
one in the county turn out regardless
of politics.
B. f. Carroll candidate for state
auditor and E. Rominger spoke al
this place Saturday night to a large
audience. Mr.. Carroll will speak as
follows in Davis county: Belknap
Wednesday, October rs, Floris, Satur
day, November L. All meeting at 7:3(
4 p. m.
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worse and worse and he suffered SUBJ
sequent strokes of paralysis, death oc-
curing Monday night. The funeral
services will be conducted at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at Charlton, con-
Quoted by Rev. Miller, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of that
city, assisted by Rev. p Adelstein
Johnson, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of ,nls city.
Mr. McIntire is survived by his wife,
one son, d. P. McIntire, and a daugh--
ter, Miss Jessie, all three of whom
were with the husband and father
when death came. The family home
has been in Charlton since Mr.. McIn.
tire became ill. and the surviving
members of the family will probably
continue to reside there.
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.emaining over Sunday visiting his

remaining over Sunday visiting his
father.
Married, on last Tuesday evening,
Ray Gall and Miss Fife Miller.
The Passion Play given at the opera
house Thursday night was not very
well patronized.
James Loofboro attended the re-
union of his old regiment last week at
AnamOSa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane have gone to
York, Nebraska, to spend the winter
with their daughter. Mr.. Hammond
accompanied them but will return af.
ter a short visit with his brother.
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SORE NECK

Take SCOTS Emulsion for
scrofula. Children often have
sores on the neck that won't
heal up. The sores may come
and go. Parents may not
know what's the matter nor
what to do. Scrofula is the
trouble and SCOTS Emulsion
is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
sores. But that is not all
Scrofula leads to consumption
This is the real danger.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
"ounce of prevention" that
keeps off consumption.
wellscpd yota little % try.if youlike,
SGnlrr & RclWAt1 4a-.. p.a.i -A.--. New York.
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Mrs. Johnson Of Prairie City. spent
Saturday and Sunday at this place.
Mrs. LitteH and Mrs. F. Stevens
called at Mr.. Petty's near Percy
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Love is visiting with
her sister at Give.
Mrs. Workman of Red Rock was in
town Saturday.
Milton Barr of Valley Junction was
in town Sunday.
VIM. Wilson and Tom Clark were
Monroe callers Saturday.
Leila Sapp is on the sick list.
Clara Love of Cordova spent Sun
day with her parents.
Jimmie Carr and Gertie Lent were
in town Sunday.