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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

When you come to ten us about
those big FISH you caught Just bring
along the fish.
Judge +. w. Parker is ut DEWITT
where distr'~'
/, -s~-.@ eeast aor Lima couns :.
opened yesterday morning.
Miss Belle Jones. who has been at-
tending the university. has returned to
her home In Salt Lake. Utah
AL Thelin has gone to Thelip
Brothers ranch to assist his brother.
Gus. In the shearing OF their sheen.
Read The Citizen. Then you wuu
keep In tonch with everything that
Is going on in Albuquerque and In the
rest OF the territory.
Keep a whooping'er up for ATbuousr.
que. Everyone VINO is In a position ta
know says II Is the most progressive
city In the great southwest. y
Go mp into the Highlands when VIM
can and take look over the RIc
Grande valley II is now a grand sfpn,
10 behold and is worth your time.
u. A. Magnusson. who was a MEM
Der Of this years graduating class az
the university, has len To spend the,
summer at his home in Minnesota
IL Is said that young lovers of ss-
tronomy are now using the stems os
the various public school buildings fcx-
star-gaxing purposes these fine sssen--
ings
Roy Freelove. who was az the yem.~
not springs for the rheumatism, and
received much benefit, returned TO the
city late Sunday afternoon, by Jas. ".
Johnson's stage.
w. l.. Trimble, owner of Bonpfs,
treasure, LEFT Sunday night for Pues-
o. Colo, and will personally iook after
Bonnie and other Albuquerque horses
n the remainder of the races I'm sh~
Colorado circuit.
The family driving mare OF A a
rrimbie passed in her checks the other
lay, and In consequence therr a.
Mourning In that family. Tue ,oxrr
vas fine driver. as gentle and kind
y any horse can be. and was a pcS
ROUND the street railway corral.
X. T. Davenport. the night opcrufo~
the Postal Telegraph company. en-
ertained yesterday his friend. w. a.
kidmore. day chief 81 the Westerp
MON Telegraph company In El n~xu. :
nd wife. The skidHores ~xre e.
heir way 10 Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
LAS CRUCES.

From the Progress.
Rev, George Campbell of the Metho-
dis; church, who has been confined
to his bed for the past week, is slowly
improving.
The national guard is making pre-
parations to celebrate the Fourth of
July and committees have been ap.
pointed to prepare "a program.
School has closed at Bosque .seco
Miss Apolonio Archibald gave entire
satisfaction and the trustees are proud
of the work done there.
Misses Katie and Julia Archibald.
sisters in law Of Isidoro Armljo, left
for I'll Paso this week. They will spend
a few days in the metropolitan city.
The Bennett-Stevonson mine. east
of the city. and well known as a pro-
Queer, may soon reopen, as II is under
stood the sale so long pending has
been contaminated. The property will
he purchased by eastern parties.
Miss Mona Murphy, of Hllsboro.
was In the city this week, the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il. Holt Miss Muir.
ply was here as the soloist for the
commencement exercises of the Agri.
cultural college. and as was the case
on her former visit to this city last
winter she delighted everybody with
her sweet singing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
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WORK IN ARGENTINE.
santa Fe Promises to Give Every Man
Employment.

The Santa Fe Railroad company will
give work TO all the unemployed men
In Argentine and many more az soon
rs the Hood subsidies, says a dispatch
from Kansas City. dated June 6.
This railroad will also put ON a
train TO furnish continuous and rapid
service between Argentine and Kan
sas City. Mo-. for the accommodation
oil people who work In Kansas City.
Inc news, which means that there
VIII be no idle men In Argentine when
the water recedes. was the result of a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

The other evening the Hyde Explor.
Ing Expedition shipped four Navajo In.
dams, two men and two women to
Coney Island. where they will weave
blankets on exhibition in the com
pany's store there In connection with
Cummings Indian congress. Nearly
200 Indians are present at the con
gress.
President Charles II. Keyes OF the
Territorial School OF Mines. located AT
Socorro, was In the city a few hours
yesterday morning and left on a DELAY.
ed train for his home at the Gem CITY.
DIR. Reyes arrived here from a trip 70
the coal fields and San Pedro mining
district on the Santa Fe Central. He
says that things are lively along the
new road
w. NJ. Reed. an engineer connected
with the photographic division of the
geological survey OF the department
OF the interior. Is expected to arrive in
New Mexico at an early date to make
survey OF reservoir sites and irrisa.
ton systems. His first stop will be in
Las Vegas near which place he will
make a survey OF a reservoir site In
The canyon OF the Gallinas river.
u. Ruppe. the genial druggist. will
cave next week for a trip over the
sandals to visit the ancient ruins OF
iran Quivera. He will be gone several
lays and will lcok over some mining
too
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

IOid-timers who visited Santa Fe
years ago will remember Joe" Stin.
son. who conducted a saloon and gam.
bling resort on San Francisco street.
near the plaza and directly opposite
the Claire hotel corner Joe" was
thrown In company with plenty OF real
and alleged bad men," and The Citi.
zen could, II In reminiscent mood
recite several very interesting early
life stories which were related nv
Stlnson himself some fifteen or twenty
years ago. stinson finally had to fear
al Fersity; drink and poor luck M gam.
bling cutting down his funds to few
pennies. and at last, being an old sol.
dier, he was sent to the Santa Monica
soldiers home OF southern California
since that time Joe" Stlnson has
passed out of existence. ana his re-.
mains now lie buried In the cemetery
Of the soldiers home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

/ ~ IN and took charge OF the Mace.
! Don't you go behind that bar. he
SAID to me. as | returned after being
out about FIVE minutes. You may
think you own this place, but I'm run.
ming 1t for the time being
We'll, you may believe. I didn't go
behind. Then Wally asked everybody
ur and he went behind and set EN-
up to everybody. Joe was dealing
faro at the time but ne was fairly So
her and didn't appear to be taking any
notice OF him. He went right along
with his game and let Wally run
things. ard smiled grimly when he
saw Wally giving away everything
We had on the shelves.
After awhile Henderson took n
drunken within to close up the place.
and he drew his revolver and ordered
me to close.
Just do as tell You and you won't
have no trouble he said. and looked
over to Joe for instructions. Joe nod
ded to me and I began putting out the
lights and Joe put away his faro Law.
out and told the BOYS everything was
OF for the night Henderson seemed
satisfied but he stlll appeared TO have
his grudge at Joe.
Joe when the place was about closed
and we were all coming out.
"'Tll kill You some time ne said TO
"'All right, said Joe. calmly. for he
was in peculiarly amiable mood that
night but don't let me catch you at
Y Wally.' and that was their good
night.
Turned the Trick.
II slept badly and was up early. for
there was something in the manner OF
Joe that made me feel that there
would be somebody to bury before
long ! got up at o'clock and went
down and opened up by candle light
There was no need OF ii, but felt like
| had to be up and about and doing
something.
~ hadn't any more than swept out
TIL Joe came In. Usually he was up
late and didn't rise before 10 o'clock.
What's the natter | asked.
Nothing; | was restless. that's all
and | got up and dressed. Want any
help?
II told him everything was all right
and he seemed very content. only he
kept glancing toward the door.
He hasn't sent you any message,
has he?' asked
No; but he'll be here early said
Joe. and he won't expect to find me.
but ne will. There's going to be no
more disturbance about this place
He had hardly got through saying
II when Wally Henderson walked In.
He wasn't half sobered up yet
Bill he said. I want - then
he stopped. He saw Joe. He seemed
TO feel that Joe had issued mental
ultimatum-that's ths word. isn't Il.
ultimatim?--and he selt for his gun.
That's all he did. Before he could |
get II out Joe had three holes in him
and he was fiat on the floor. down and |
out.
ITS pity. said Joe. as he put IN |
MS revolver, sighed and motioned with |
his head toward his favorite bottle.
'but one OF us had to-live. '"--Denver
Post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
From the Citizen.

From the Citizen.
Six inches of hail fell in the San An.
dres mountains, near the lead compa-
ny's camp. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. C. Wade left Wednesday for
Washington, ID. c., on visit to her
parents Mr.. Wade accompanied her
as far as III Paso
TIL painter is putting the finishing
touches on the Loretto academy and II
nov looms up with a palace like APP
pearance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
JUDGE MORRISON.
He Skins Rev. Skinner In Scientific
SHINING Manner.
COMMUNICATION ON THE SUBJECT.

Santa Fe, n NJ. June s. 1903
Editor Daily Citizen.
some books are lies from end to end
And some great lies were never
penned.
zen ministers have been kenned
In holy rapture
rattlin khud at times to yend
And nail I wi Scripture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

Citizen want ads" bring results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

When you come to ten us about
those big fish You caught Just bring
along the fish.
Judge r. w. Parker Is at DEWITT
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-24

Union county has been spending a
few days with old friends and rela-
tives. He returned home Saturday
evening.
Miss Gertie Baker went to Center
vile Saturday for visit with her
sisters, Mesdames Gilcrest and Frid.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Steck. of Bethel
hamm were among the out of town
guests in the city Saturday.
w. ]. Bather of Russell was in
the city Saturday.
!! Miss Vernon Householder is in
Creston for a visit with friends.
County Surveyor S. o. Roody OF
Lucas was in the city Saturday or
official business.
Miss Ella Mart went to Melrose
last evening for visit with hel
mother.
w. d. Simpson is in Council Bluffs
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell were over
Sunday visitors at the home of hel
mother Mrs. Purse.
| There is a called meeting of the
| fire department for this evening. II
is requested that all can be in at
| tendance
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Eddyville.

Mrs. Katoe Courtwright, corner of South
Sixth and Main streets. has organized a
dramatic company to present the excellent
four-act drama, THE Rose of the Noun
tains," of which she is the author. The
play will be put on the stage here during
the early part of April The following is a
list of characters: VIM. Hollingsworth,
Chas. Parrott; Mrs. Hollingsworth. Mrs.
Cartwright; Rose Hollingsworth. Miss Flo
ia Danforth; Dave Hollingsworth. Frank
Ryan, Major Hollingsworth, Jos. Barnett
Jake Dare. Cal Chord; Frank Brandon,
Chas. Parrott: Dale Cameron, Robert Har-
ding; Nicholas Grabb, Jas. johnson: Flor
cnce Cassell. Miss Alma Culbertson; Sa-
mantha Wyndlas, Miss Fay McDees.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-24

Foley's Honey and Tar is best for
Group and whooping cough, contains
no opiates, and cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep it in the house. Sold
by w. d. Elliott, corner Court and
Main.
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BAIL FOR HUNTER $4,000.
Attorney of Accused Says the Bono
Will Be Secured.

Mt. Ayr, Feb. 21.-Judge Parrish has
fixed Matt Hunters bail bond at $10,-
900. Hunter is to answer in new
trial to the killing of Homer Holland.
His, attorney says there will be, no
doubt but the bond can be secured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-24

Yau can get good all wool suit for
the boy in ages from to ID years for
$100. These suits are worth from
$3.50 to $500. Take them while they
last for $1.O0, at The Hub.
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BidWell.

pAuWClls GU. tilC q y vi
old laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mil
lard, whose death resulted from an,
attack of pneumonia, was inferred IN
the Brooks cemetery Tuesday. The
bereaved family have the sincere SYM
pathy of the entire community.
Ward Ross Of near Blakesburg was
a brief caller at the home of his son,
Bert, Tuesday.
Thos. Kerr delivered three big loads
of corn in Ottumwa recently.
Palmer Grooms of Ottumwa was
a recent visitor at the parental Grooms
home.
Miss Ethel Beagle of South Ottum-
wa celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary Saturday, February IA,
in this locality at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bea-
gle.
Misses Eunice and Beulah Chisman
were sick last week as the result OF
bad colds.
The sad news has reached here of
the recent death of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grooms, formerly
of this place, but now of Littleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Johnston were
Milwaukee passengers to Blakesburg
and back Monday.
The Bidwell Mutual Telephone Co.
held a business meeting Wednesday
and perfected arrangements to begin
constructing the line soon if the
weather will permit. Five more
shares were granted to the following
persons: F. E. Perry. John Lock, Da-
vid Grooms, John Fisk and Otto Lock.
1t was definitely decided to build only
a local line at present and not run to
Blakesburg as first intenued.
Everett Johnston and son Frank
were at the Willard Upp home near
Blakesburg Friday on business.
The revival meetings at Christians
burg have closed.
Thos, Odenbaugh departed this
week for California, where expects to
spend the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Garfield left
Wednesday over the Milwaukee for
Lucerne, Mo-, where they will visit
relatives few days prior to their de-
parture for their home in Kansas.
Lottie Potter is regaining her health
Miss Lucy Klingemeier visited this
week with Ottumwa friends.
Helen, the year old daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Perry, is fast re-
covering from surgical operation,
which was necessary to remove nee
die which had become embedded in
the feshy part of one of her legs.
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a T.
bel Hodson and Fannie Strickland.
Messrs. Ira Israel, Ernie Stewart,
Charles Lynch, Lynn Hodson, Scott
Sirles, Fred Golf, Fred Israel, Nee
Creamer, Arthur Moore, Thos. Creath,
Scott Hodson and Walter Nafziger.
Refreshments We're served and a very
fine time was enjoyed bysall present.
Alexander Bufnaugh, of Competing,
was in this place Thursday.
VIM. Flint, OF Batavia, was in their
neighborhood this week with his en-
CINE and saw.
II. M. Reno was in Cttumwa on bust
ness Friday.
Thomas Rifle and Mrs. Mary Bur-
naugh went to Hedrick on business
Friday.
Mrs. May Reno, went to Eldon yes
terday.
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White Elm.

White Elm, Feb! "a Rev. Daily
held quarterly meeting at Chequest
over Sunday.
Mae Sharp left Tuesday for Laurel,
Mont.
Ben Hall, of Milton, was here Friday
buying horses.
w. H. Davis and George Miller de-
livered hogs in Selma Monday.
G. B. Anderson closed a very sue
cessful term of school at the Des
Moines school house Friday
John Sharp made a business trip to
Bloomfield Thursday
j. R. Eddy is putting up large
quantity of ice.
L. G. Carroll was in Milton on bust
ness Saturday.
Moe Rogers visited relatives in Sell
ma over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Parker is on the sick list.
Frank Sharp made business trip
to Ottumwa Thursday.
Monroe Mick was a Selma visitor
Saturday.
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Sidney claims to be the residence of
three couples who have been married
over sixty years each.
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Charlton.


Charlton, Feb. 23.-George Kennedy
who resides near Belinda, was a bust
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. W. w. Baker Of Russell, was
in the city Saturday for brief visit
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Means of Rus.
sell, spent Sunday in the city at the
home of Mrs. Means parents, Mr.. and
Mrs d. S. Myers.
Will Huston of Cleveland spent
Sunday in the city with his family.
S. S. Tanner of Cambria was in the
city Saturday on business.
Miss frankie Kriddlebaugh who is
studying music at the Drake univer
sity in Des Moines, spent Sunday
with her parents in this city
John Nelson, former resident OF
this county, but now a resident Of
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Missouri Valley has new paper,
the Tribune, which made its appear
ance last week.
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Maple Grove.
Yampa.

Yampa, Feb. 24.-Miss Bessie Vass
entertained her young friends and as
sociates with a birthday party at heI
home Wednesday evening, Those
present were Misses Nora Hodson, Els
tella Golf, Minna Sirles, Rena Cream
er, Edna Hodson, Gladys Stewart, Ma
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OOOOOCOCOClJ
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS,
0OOOOOOCGOOOOOOOOOCOC
CiiHland.

StlItidIt0s
Cliffland, Feb 21.-Mrs. Deedrick
and daughter Mary went to town
Thursday on business, but will return
home in few days.
James Hodyshell went to Ottunwa
Thursday to see his daughter Lura,
who is at the Ottumwa hospital.
Yves Strceby and sons Walter and
Clarence called at John McMillian's
one night last week.
Miss Crissy Streeby has been visit
ing her grandmother and attending
church at Laddsdale.
J. P. Anderson and fanny have been
sick for the past week.
Gus Hollberg was in town one day
las week on business.
Frank Mcmillan went to town
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Mary Johnson visited her old
time friend, lIrs. Mary Anderson.
Jean Mcmillan and children called
at the home CT Mrs. Yves Streeby, last
week
Bruce Taylor and son Glenn have
been hauling hay to Ottumwa.
There was party at A. d. RUPEES
Friday night. All reported a good
time. The evening was spent in games
and music.
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home in Kansas City, today after a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Eldon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. P: Dotson
Sunday, February %, daughter.
H. r. Baker was in Ottumwa on bust
ness today
G. w. Payne has resigned his posi-
ton as day yardmaster and has accept
ed a position as conductor on the c. R.
l. & p, east end division. The vacan-
cy caused by Mr.. Payne was filled by
w. A. Hysmith of Council Bluffs.
M FenneIl and Miss Margaret Rog-
ers of Corydon, are visiting friends in
this city, at the home of John Dona-
hue.
A man signing himself by the name
of Bond, it is alleged, but
who was recognized by several
Eldon citizens as being young
man from Des Moines, by the name of
A. " Carton, arrived in this city about
a week ago with an advertising propo-
sition. Having met with failure in
that line. he tried to retrieve his cir
circumstances by passing fraudulent
SlSChS, IL - Sclu. llS llldI was oil S0lSO
and is now in the city Jail. FL
don is to be congratulated in placing
this man behind the bars before he
got, out of town. City Marshal j. Rob-
erts received a telegram this morning
from Creston asking him to hold the
man for the police at that city on sim
liar charges.
Miss Jane Roberts returned from a
visit with friends in Ottumwa today.
Mrs. Frank Huey was in Ottumwa
today.
BIakesburg.
Blakesburg, Feb. 21.-George Smith
has returned from Kansas, where he
spent the past winter.
Roscoe Smith, who was serving in
the regular army has returned to the
parental home
Cattle buyers are thronging the
town lately.
A. P. Baldock mad wife have return
ed to Quincy, after several weeks
visit with friends here.
The marriage of Levi King to
Sarah Wycoff is announced to take
place Sunday, Feb. %.
Bert Dorothy has gone to Nebras-
ka.
Will Chisman of Ottumwa was here
this week
Miss Mildred Anderson is visiting
Moulton friends this week.
Sanders Pearson and wife dedicated
their new home by inviting many
nice time is reported.
,f nj
Mrs. George Willard, died Monday
Eva was sweet, bright little girl and
the bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of host of friends.
G. w. Stocker is visiting in Mis-
souri,.
Word has just come in that Mrs
Zadock Chichester died of paralysis yes
terday
saba Blake left for Spencer, Neb.,
Monday.
very enjoyable family reunion was
held at the home of Calvin Smith last
Sunday.
Mrs. N. ]. Peck left this week for
Spencer, Neb, to visit her daughter,
Mrs Elmer Dorothy.
A postoffice inspector was here this
week and found the Office in first class
shape.
Elmer Fisher has bought the Milt
Roberts place, and John Fisher has
bought the Hunt place
Friday Simpson and Eta Ross were
married Wednesday at the home of
the brides parents. They are an ex-
cellent young couple and count their
friends and well wishers by the hun
bred. They will be at home on the
Alex Willard farm.
Charlton.
Charlton, Feb. 23.-George Kennedy
who resides near Belinda, was bust
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. Baker of Russell, was
| in the city Saturday for a brief visit
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RUSSELL.

1USSSlls .
Russell, Feb. 23.-Mrs F. H. DeLano
returned Tuesday from Knoxville
where she had been visiting her sister
Mrs. H. A. SILVER and Miss Harriet
DeLano. The latter came down from
Des Moines and spent Sunday with her
mother.
H. S. Allen made business trip
to Humeston Thursday.
Jim Plots and wife of Oberlin, Hans
are visiting with Mr.. Plots mother
who is very i'll at present.
Mrs. Thos. O'Donnell and Nora
Ford and their grandmother, Mrs.
Quinlan went to Kansas City, Monday
to visit at the Ford home.
Chas. Boyd, wife and son of Ashton,
Neb., arrived Wednesday and will visit
relatives here for some time
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Thorne came to
Russell Monday evening on No. 4, with
the body of Mr.. Thorne's mother, who
died at their home near Derby. She
was n years of age.
Percy Sprague came home from Des
Moines Friday.
Ira Wells was a county seat visitor
Friday.
Edward Woodman came home from
Des Moines the first of the week and
will assist his father in his store the
coming summer
Miss Pearl Lewis of Charlton. spent
Friday night with her brother TO- C.
Lewis of this place.
w. H. Argo spent Sunday at his
home.
Mrs. w. H. Branham was a passen.
ger on No. g., Friday, enroute to Chart.
on to spend few days.
Chillicothe.
Chillicothe, Feb. 81 Miss Dora
Warren returned to Des Moines last
| Wednesday to resume her studies at
Highland Park college.
Chas. Meechan, of Hedrick, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Misses Clara and Bertha Worley
went to Frederic Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scots went to
| Lovilia last Thursday to make their
future home with their daughter, Mrs.
G. P. Stevens.
VIII Layne is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD johnson, of
Munterville. visited last Thursday with
relatives here.
| A party was given last Tuesday ev.
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. e
S. Warren in honor of Miss Dora War
rem. A most enjoyable evening was
reported by those present. Refresh
ments were served
| Maple Grove.
Maple Grove, Feb. disclaimers
| Woodruff and Sherman Lee have beer
hauling wood from east of this place
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Palmer called al
the home of D. S. Kingery last Tues
day.
Mrs G. M. DuVall was in Moravis
on business one day last week.
Miss Lottie Hicks has been sick fol
a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Bishop are the
proud parents of SON.
H.. Hicks, of Unionville, called OF
friends at this place Tuesday.