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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05

The rainfalls of last Friday
and Saturday were the heaviest in
years and did much damage to land
and fencing and In some sections of
the county to growing crops. The
most serious damage reported is
from the 9Th district, where some
crops were completely destroyed.
Crops were also damaged to a con-
siderable extent in the 9TH and 18th
districts.
Mr.. J. A. Hornsby, of the 18th
district. brought to the BULLETIN
office Tuesday curious formation,
supposed to be rock or petrified
wood. 1t is IL inches long, eight
inches wide, varies in thick
ness from one to- two and
a half inches and weighs IA pounds.
The most peculiar feature of the
formation is that it contains a
perfect picture of an oak leaf, the
stems and leaves Of which stand out
in bold relief upon its face.
We have on hand a nice
line of the celebrated AmeS
Buggies and Runabouts and
can sell you a bargain in
same. Call and see them.
SAVAGE & EMERSON.
Mr.. John r. Black, president
of the Hardeman County Truckers
Association, visited Medina Monday
for the purpose of investigating the
condition of vegetables in that
section. He informs us that the
cabbage and tomatoes here are more
perfectly formed, further advanced
and far superior TO any that he was
shown at Medina. Several of ouI
growers will ship cabbage this week
and next week Mr.. Black expects to
ship tomatoes. He will have to-
matoes ready for the table 10y Sun
day.
Simon Kirksey, colored, who
shot and killed Daniel Phillips,
colored, at Middleburg on May oath
and who made his escape, was
captured last Thursday within a
half mile of the scene of the crime
After the shooting he boarded &
freight train and went to Jackson,
thence to Fulton. He says he felt
sure that he would be captured and
returned to give his trunk key to &
relative. The arrest was made by
Sheriff Smith, Marshal Hizer anG
Constable Jacobs, who had been in
formed that he was IN the neigh Dor
hood. He was found in cottor
house with pistol in his possession.
but he made no effort to use it or tc
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05

resist. Saturday preliminary
trial was held before Esquire G. NJ.
Wilkinson when Kirksey admitted
the killing and was committed to
Jail without bond.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05

We have used the Ames
Buggy in our Livery business
for the past ten years and
can confidently recommend
them to be the best buggy
on the market for the money.
SAVAGE 81 EMERSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
Tax ON Babies.

Extreme hot weather is great
tax upon the digestive power of
babies; when puny and feeble they
should be given a few doses of
Whites Cream Vermifuge, the
children's tonic. 1t will stimulate
and facilitate the digestion of their
food, so that they soon become
strong, healthy and active. Csc at
Cox q Co.'S.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
LOST

A bunch of Office keys, six
or seven in number, on a
double ring. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same
to BULLETIN office.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
%xwGrocery Dependencies

We always carry complete stock of heavy Groceries
Have lust received load of Flour also large line of
Meat Molasses Sugar and Coffee 1000 pounds of Roast
ed Coffee been received and since its purchase the
price has advanced cents pound but will continue
sell old price, customers getting the benefit
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
Notice.

Storage will be charged on all
freight remaining in freight room
after forty-eight hours. Effective
June LIST, 1908.
w. A. HOUSE, Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
xTo the Farmers of Hardeman County<s

My show that during the year 1902, paid out to
YOU over sixtyve thousand dollars i'll cash for cotton
alone and hope this year to be able to increase the
amount hundred thousand or more Rest assured
highest mari et price for
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

500 Bolts Best Prints. % cents
Yards Quality Brown Domestic (bought before
the rise, worth from 81 to cents at factory to-day we
Enough Lace Curtains beautify every home in Harde
County, from $1.0O to s.. 90 per pair
500 pairs Ladies' Front Lace Shoes per pair. $lOO
100 Boys Knee Suits at the insignificant of 81 90 EACH
be Memphis for less than So
800 Mems Suits price S. 90 and $10OO offer at
S.. 90 each.
500 Tailor Made Suits from $1,000 $500 The
character of workmanship and material would cost you
from 500 to $50 if bought from tailor.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
To Cure a Cold i'm one Day

10 Our0 ZULU III OHo Lay
Take Laxative Bromo Qui line Tab
lets. All druggists refund the mon
ey if it fails to cure. E.W. Groves
signature is on each box. Csc.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05

We
you purchase cordial invitation is
and welcome
bring your The display will be beautiful.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05

Our guarantee has "5~n always s best
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-05
Millinery Department.

We have added this season a hand
some and stylish line of Millinery, and
have fitt-d up elegant quarters on our
third floor for the ladies, where they
will fud the very cream of the latest
creations in fashionable Hats. An ex-
perienced trimmer is in charge, who
will take pleasure i'll serving all pat
rons. We propose to make speciality
of this Iine, and are determined to
lead. No retail store in America has
a more complete or better selected
stock. Our Grand Millinery Opening
will take place April 3rd, when SO, 600
worth of beautiful headwear, including
the latest styles from New York and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
From the brain and Pens OF the censor's
IIveConnsry and Village writer's
MiiIrrSrnMN.

OnrARIo. July 20.--'rhe Misses Mary White
and MARY OO1nnell of la crosse, are visit
ing friends and relatives 10 this vicinity
q Newlun bought 4 stock OF goods OF X 4.
Dalton Ia La Farge and VIII 90 into Duslnsss
here again In the near future Ira BALDWIN
mere uncle. Eli - Ut Harris bills asst
Thursday an Friday Rev, ferris pastoS
BMDtist church Of La Crosse, IL holding
series OF special meetings Ia the association
tent here, first meeting last Thursday even
Ing; viii continue ten days Rev. W. ".
here, now evangetirl OF chicago, ASSISTS "a
leading the choir and singing during ths pre-
trnrtsd maetiBga y. r.. MeD0nnsiFs thfee
yeafs service ia the Philippines expired last
month, He writes that he VIII buy land ana
settle ia Gates county. a. I. boldon, Tor
Washington, Ii selling maps 10 that stale,
writes that he has at last reached the north
veal corner Of tbs United states where
large marble monument mares the spot.
called "Polpt Roberts. ....A number OF
drunken men were seen In town saturday
thls month Editor Rockhiil has contracted
o half Interest In the La Fargo kntefprise
and will remove 20 that village about Aug
Qst Htst Services in the tent Sunday D.. m
for the men only WAS largely attended ;,
Mrs tialaah Dewitt and daughter kntn. or
Forest called on Mrs. y. J, baldwin last son.
day. q o. Haskell Is building tobacco shed
-. walker aud Lowers ave sailing wheat ~
their mill tor 10 cents per busiel our
school Is now a four years course hlHb ecboui
Ne. Va. SAadOn was reelected oil hoard 81 tuu .
Cation Tnsy have secured line corps OF
teachers, Two ~ them are steveny ROM
graduates. One teacher has been 40 led this
year 10 assist the priaeipal 40 we .e assured
y : '''''s '''''' Z M 0ErAaIo KID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
YIHnouA.

ptEAs.xT RInaK, July 90.--Fariners are all
busy having and their attention IL also called
10 thsir corr and tobacco fields. Help q
scarce ON the ridge, Several OF the riige x.
Mrs. beavers week ago last saturday gight
-. Miss Thea Thompson returned from
Stoughtun last Wednesday, where she hhd
been visiting q sister. Albert Anderson u
working for Mr.. \. Vale, ar. ana OTIS PTS,
sunday Orlandu bivuFance made HyinE
trip TO Niroqun, Saturday evening ,Jaines
beaver was seen on our ridge sunday -
Glert LarsDn says be hasFhe finest tobacco ~
TIE countY-.e.A dsagSter feeehtIy catns u
the home Of Mr. snfl Mrs. r. Vale himet
HolIenbeck e0ntsmplates moving NORTH ~
Ike Jennings a again Ia the fish business
otis Buxton lost 4 valuable horse last week
-. Miss Grsto WEIGH i ~ present staying
at VIII Edwards. Our cheese factory meet
ing la the school house, last Saturday night,
was well attended. Two Quantities were
appointed 10 work for the intt est OF TIE pro
posed factory on Harrison smiths farm ~
Harrison Valley, Committees are thris
WEIGH, o. A. X. Vale and George Abbey ~
solicit Tor The necessary number or cows "
start the pro-. iced factory and also 70 solicit
for share hoide;e for same ... The others are
Andrew roliefs0u, Harrison Smith and Olyde
smith to Visit factories for the purpose OF
gcttiDg plans for building and cost OF same
These committees are to report 90 y meeting
10 be held at the school house Saturday hight
August fst. Every body Interested IN TINS
move should be present AZ the next nesting
and give their views and assist In starting
the sAme.as.s Mr. and Mrs. Chris WEIGH visited
40 James Halls on sunday A wagon load
OF young people from HrGokyiile attended
Endeavor sunday night 4 Mr.. halton %
stanghtun Is visiting NJ Mr.. Thpmpsons MT.
Haltnn likes this country very well ana ne
contemplates buying faru1 before be re-
turns 10 StouRhtnn. A. B. q.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22

srRtNeytbbE. July 81 The NJ. a. church
IL ~ be paintta aa the interior this week
after which II VIII be adorned With ne@ paper
On Account % this work ne service Will b
hello there next sunday Mrs. Thomas Milts
gives an ice cream social for the bencut oi
The pastor at her fa-uH home Friday eyeHfng
July - Everybody welcome.. Dreat MANY
Nsok Ia the excursion tn the iletls l.. II
Thompson, Thomas nshl. sarah Kendall
EduA Groves and James pattes we're among
The number Mrs. Frank smith aud iistsa
daughter are Al h. NJ fhanpsons ~ aud
Mrs. Nsa,tsii move over to FrsHA Edwards
~ kroOk wife saturday. returning SUNDAY
Truman iiunter Is the latest victim ct the
measieS Setera' have suffered froni sore
threats az lstc Our venerable nPishhaf,
EdmpHd shifting. Is 10 Nery pss,f health ltr.
Alter, koufdeur II Chleaeo, was down - ~ee
httn one day iaSt week Ms waters has
moved ffom her farm a. Mrs. RHiosey house
he toSa lateis vacated by tFaak GRAHAM
"a ss.Us hritiee Will Sossls be nDt iu NEAR
tiNUW ar stare tasaffey ~ q has gyni trsct
ia ~tssse N,.fs fat Vi tsrar
Ross GFRAN4pM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
IIINrnN

BLooaINGnALg. July at.--Nrs Carl zee Is
qaite sick and IA andcr the care OF DR.. kchee
Of Westhy.t...Our Swimming station will be
dsscontln0edIun August LIST. Arrangements
VIII, however, be made 10 receive hand set,
arated cream here There was rather a re
uaion OF Old teachers here Snnday. Mi =,
Dennis. Mr.. Moore and MIR. anyuer u visited
Mt Mortes na's, Clara Mofterud rel arned 10
Grand Rapids yesteSday. Malinda, trs sus
Moeterua aud Leslie Morterud accompanied
visited AZ john Hansnn's Thursday /. odd
Fellows Installed the following officers Satur.
day niEht. Noble Grand, sam brown; Vice
Grand, ! y. Dickson, Z. =. =. Allen; Il. -,
Ole Hanson; Warden, VIA. Staudlford
MessrS Andrew Iaca aud 0rImsrnd OF westby,
we're callers here Thursday, fnga Nelson
aud Tena lefson arrived from Nesthy sst
night 1hoy reported the walking very ~, q
N A a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22

Ia Crosses celebrated specialist Ia rectal
ahd Intestinal diseases, who treats patients
l state without reservation that have stud
led aud thoroughly understand every method
OF treatment OF these diseases which medical
science hbs discovered.
cure permanently aud absolutely Flstula
hemofrholds tFilesl, Itching plies, Fissures,
nafonle Constipation Chronic Diarrboea
rrocttis and all other Rectal AHA intestinal
Diseases without pain Or the knist
Ally office Is equipped with every modern
appNanee Tor the treatmentof Rectal and In
tesfinAl diseases. Many OF them arr M v own
snvention and used only by me.
woman attendant.
fistnia Is the most hafiing OF Rectal dis
eases lt burrows and grows nom week 10
weeks eating away tissue and wearing away
lltA kistulas are breeding places for the
other fatal diseases The ahIest General
practitioner almost Invariably fails 10 cure
sisinia, or even 20 locate its source OF chan
q skilled specialists, one who has devoted
easesa
Fifteen years Of my liFe have been s,eyoted
ENclusiveiy 70 the study and treatment OF
Racial and lnteStinai Diseases, Fistnia' Ham.
efrhoids Vtiesa uhrouie Constipation,
Shronte blAhrrhoea, klssures. fractitts. Itch
ing ing flteS, dyspepsia and the numerous other
diseases OF tie Rectum aud Intestinvs
have Ia my once hundreds az letters
leu, rom patients testifying TO my ability 10 cure
htctai anu intestinal Diseases, | under no
clrcums tanees, however, publish Sny let
ter without permlsslca from the wrlter
Sc toe sa fe er t. !, nns as the hanoreds
q pat enss cured by Nv best testimonials
tue hundreds 81 gFaIefa patients have
enfsu, make no h rye for consultation and
examination, ~ you have tried everything
aed cant set well, come and see ne. will
cnre Nou ta stay cured or no pay. II you
cannot conveniently caii GA me. send Il, me-
q Ia Crosse, Wis. Tor my free 6ook Rectal
diseases, Their uRuSe aud Cure HerfnaA.
ear go. AadFess, Mcmillan BalidlaE, La Ceasse
xat!tt 49,. - -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
aENnA.

GENOA, July 29.-~Mrs Won Gundlack Of De
Soto attended churcn mere Sunday. mi
Mary Sauers formerly Of Rising sun, Is the
guest OF Mrs. J. T.. Month. Atss Ethel Riley
visited relatives IN the country last week -.
The Mississippi, iSh.ch has been sary high
for some time, Is failing again. Mrs y. Ga
dolz and daughter OF Ogilrie. Mimi, are visis-
sd home from Red Mound, Friday, where he
has Iecn working for some time. Mrs. u. O.
MI Ter and children from La Crosse are visit
ing parents here. Charles Prindle. who has
beeit employed on the railroad at savanna
70 sSveral weeks returned home Saturday
A. s.sholios new house Is going up fast
sHa will be Sue structure when completed
Reno, Mimi, and are living Ia Mrs. Uusettfs
ho1se. Clint Hastings found valuable
pearl Saturday. Everybody Is deeply I'M
lerested In el8mGning at the present tiue......
aliss Augusta Riley, our primary teacher.
gave her scholayB g school picnic on the i4th.
All OF them ha4 a Jolly good time, She de-
iayed II on account VI SO many OF her little
scholars we're Nick With measles Al the close
OF the term OF school. IA crowd Of people
went 10 New Aibsu. Iowa. on the launch sun
day ~ witness Lail game An American
brotherhood lodge was organized here some
Tins ago. Chafi s OFT aud III. Shumway ATE
both preparing 10 buiG house boats to 60
south brushing again this summer Mrs. II.
Muuda0fk met With "A most serious accident
while coming 10 town with her husband one
morning The horses became frightened and
on her side producing severe bruises b 10 no
bones were broken, She was taken 10 the
home Of Ar MOrelli and Sunday morning she
WAS taken III her own home about three
miles distant. DR.. aundiaek OF be Soto. was
called TO attend her. MISSISSIPPI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
Farm ana Home Nuggets.

A gang Of swindlers have been operat
ing throughout the state during the
past month on new graft They claim
TO be selling mail boxet for which they
collect in advance, telling the victims
that the boxes will be al the local post
Office later. When thfy call for the
box they have paid e they discover
that they have bes- fooled again.
Their operations so far have been con-
fined to the northern part OF the state.
An exchange says that many losses of
cattle and horses from lightning can be
avoided be grounding the barb wire
fences 1t Is done this way. Get a 5-8I
iron rod and drive it into the ground TO
depth of three or four feet, pull it cut
and then take strand Of heavy fence
wire and put 1t down in the hole so
made and tramp 1t down Leave it
long enough above the ground so it can
be tightly wound around each strand of
wire in the fence. A smart hs ld could
fix all the wires Oh quarter section
farm in o day in the manner indicated
and ii will pay to do it.
A number Of instances are reported
where farmers were soaked on stock
foods and lice killers and such. A shy
ster agent comes around and gives a
farmer an agency and loads him mp
with "a hundred d)liars worth" of
goods TO be paid for when sold ont.
Bnt in about sixty days they collect
and the farmer has lot OF trash on his
hands. Some have sent the stuff back
with no effort to sell It, Better buy of
reliable people close to home and let
let your neighbor do likewise AID not
monkey with foreign concerns
Wisconsin farmers generally can profit
following the example set by the farm
ers OF Chippewa county, who are organ
izing clubs TO better their conditions
Each club Is composed Of twelve famil-
les in the neighborhood that hold meet
ings twice month, each family enter
tanning the club twice year all meet
ings being held at the home OF its mem
bers. In the forenoon of the day of the
meeting men examine the farm of the
one at whose horse they meet. discuss,
approve or criticise his methods, etc,
and in the afternoon the ladies discuss
their work. and at night the young pc >
re have exercises of literary and mu-
eicai Saturs-
Grant county threshing machine men
have formed q society. At tLeir last
meeting in Lancaster few days ago
the following prices were liked for
threshing: Wheat and rye per hushSi
cents; oats, 30 pornds to the busbei, 2
cents; barley and mixed grains "a cents;
clover, fl.O0; timothy, Is cents; peas 8
cents
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22

oaERRy GRoyK, duly si.--This section was
largely represented az the Deils, sunday and
all report q swell time. John Gund Is work e
Ing for = A, Snbaugh, John Olsen IL Inn
proving pidly. he Is still "a tho hospital
Jessie Siibaugh fsas home Sunday. ole
SkIIestad was cen on Pumpkin ridge SUNDAY
evening. Miss kiith Mccoy aud Ilm More
sundsyed az wiganowsky's Seth Sithaugh
aud Clint Wallace were bird hunting sunday
evening Miss Bessie Cobb visited Louis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22

ouog HoLLow, July a0-~.febaceo aud corn
are growing due Everyone Is hAyiaE aow
.Aihert " cod Is WORKING ON his house in
the city,. ingwteI, who il work'ag for Sew
era a. has purchased fourteen AIRES Of hay
of r.. Triton Jonathan Hay Il htildiag
fina me- tobacco shed -. Rev. u II. Buffers
will preach ~ Bishop branch next Sunday at
i O'clock ~. We hops 10 hav u large attend
ance. sunday school Will be AZ o'clock -.
iiilda Carmichsel apeut sunday afternoon Ia
Niroqna. Percy Mchenry pitched nineteen
loads OF hay last Thursday s, Virgil Uruhb
Ism q much better. Chanucy Huxson wof ked
for Perry Me Henry part OF last week " isscs
Carry and Rose Nc Clurg and BERTHE Me Ciurg
and Miss Rue aud Morton Alexander went Ia
the nells sunday. Grace Henry visited last
week with Mrs. Fink Caldwell OF Ross Mr.
and Mrs. Nell Henry entertained about twen-
W friends last Sunday IN honor Of their son
and his bride. CUCKOO
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
srERLTNG.

FARGO. July 20~~Everybody Is busy having
-. Mike b tnnOn ana Chris Brudos attended
this sociabie az John HendeEson's Saturday
evening -. Frank Mills and James Davis
made "A trip 10 Brookvile. Sunday l., W.
Davis Is laid mp With rheumatism. Miss
Mary 0hflstppheFson Is loving tobacco FOR
H. n, Vance. Our school district held It's
ANIMAL meeting last Monday evening. there
not being enough present on the regular
eveuing TO transact business Chris Brudos
~ agais able 10 be out and won the nrize IN
the Sunday evening foot race *. MIss kilen
Rfudos entertained 4 large crowd OF boy
friends Sunday John Monson Is having his
house plaatered Ed Lee and Alex Buckles
are doing the work. Lee got some lime II. his
eye aud had 30 quit . Miss Hanna Monson
Is working for her uncle 81 Utica....A party
pf young people from West prairie had 4 pic
ME dinner under the large tree near H. W
Davis. Arthur Thompson Is talking az
changing hts route from FOwervliie To upper
sax CITY, II being much shorter distance.
Mrs Samuel DAVIS visited wttb sfer liA..Sgf ser
near Red MOUND last We, =, -. Frank Butskies
II busy hauling goods for our merchant
Allen Ualversun = The Msssee Jessie Mills
aud Efile Iitguer attended The sunday picnic
at Central st Tuesday They report -
large crowd aud good time. Peter Overbs
aud Jacob Aberg have purchased large
threshing outfit OF Chas. 4 Slack. They will
maze threshiug short and easy Job. MIR
and Mrs Tom Peasee e4oiee over the arrival
81 IA young daughter Ohss. Schoenberger
captured swan OF bees. He says he will
have honey IN about two weeks....W expect
- hear numerous wedding bells In the near
tafure, r u. AtRtE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22

wfsF PRAIRIE. July eD,--onite number Of
young neople from Vest Prairie wont on the
excursion 20 the nells ~ Wisconsin, The
North Prairie aid sucit will meet at Mrs.
Andersons Nedncsdas .tulY ~. Jimmie
Davis Is busy blowing co n. Fd Oh Sc Is
going 90 build house tn the fAfi. Martha
Moiiass aud slna EyersoE attended meet
Jugs at South rairic eburel last Sunday
Louise thO1e ana Marie Sehcsnberger were
0at riding Sunday evening There elll be i
sociAhli ~ Eddie zltEner's aex saaday even
Tug July NJ Proceeds for the benefit az i'ss-
I kline Everyh, dy invited Mike shan
noa sui Streckar took Ia the saoable at j. Al
Vance and feporE a tue time d Albert Chose
aud osear Swiggam have Iainea hauds and
Joined the army. Anton FoItney and At
fred Muliand we're seen gulag east Sunday
evenius, klla Swiggum and tiertle fttro
attended chu3ch at Fargo last Saturday even
Ing Ella ErOphy ~ home on "a visit from
Minnesota, and viii turn next Sess 70 at
tend summer school. .Aile.. fiolveFross Il
doing rushing business ROSCOE Bean waS
seen going east iast SundaY -. Martin kiikie
celebrated the Fourth q July at Retreat
and reports high time. Hanna Monsoon h
working Tor her uncle 10 Crawiced county.
BtttK BIRD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
GRNOA.


SOUTH CRRisg July is.--I will tell you as IL
was told TO Il. L. johnson called At q.
~. divers Thursday Iast.....s Herman Oliver
has been working for Thos. Anderson the
past few days....A. Wakefield has been work
ing for o Muller. Mrs. T.. Muller visited at
Mrs. L. 3. divers Thursday last... Mrs. A.
Wakefield and son John are visiting with her
daughter al Central. . Freeman sidie went
20 la Crosse Monday last. Chris Wapp was
seeu going down the line OF Sunday last. T.. X.
Pidccck was In South Greek Sunday last .....il.
Wakehsid was seen on the Bax Ak Sunday
last. Herman Oliver came fropV toward
Bflstow sunday. There was a dahse at X.
johnson last Saturday aight. good
time wa enjoyed and all went homr aAppy
ASA Pldcock called at q. r.. divers fun
day last. Alma and Ella BObst visited at
their aunts, Mrs. Muller =, Harrison oliver
Was home Snpday.-,.G. r., Oliver and wife
were Etoddard callers last Tuesday......Joe
DeLap, Harrison. Oliver and Robert Halver-
son are shineing with their new top bnggies.
Set your caps, girls Charlie Whttcraft was
on South Creek Sunday last Mabel Wake
field visited at Clara divers sunday lsst.
Jonah Phillips and wife we're At Gen A.
Ernest Phillips Ii al home for whfis.
JohnnY Phillips II working for n. knutson
Winnie Phillips was un South Creek Sunday
Clara Oliver ana Joe DeIap visited At
Halyerson's Sunday last. French Whit
craft was seen on South Greek sunday.
GUESS NE