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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
HER LOVING. FRIEND

HER LOWING FRIENDS.
Chicago Tribune.
Maud-Gracie sGoldenrod is telling everybody
she has refused Jack Billnps. ,s< I!
Maybelle-That's only part Of the truth. Sht
refused to give him back his presents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22

i s HINT 70 Mr., DAVIS.
New York Telegram.
PERsoNAI-PoP, COME HOME; YOUR SLIP.
spers are by the freside and all will be for.
given. Steve BE. -~-~4@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
TO KEEP BOYS
| FROM DROWNING
NORTH sIDERS THINK BATH
HOUSES A NECESSITY.
They Are in Favor of Public Baths and
Will Work for Their establishment -
Representative Citizens Declare
Health and Morale Of the City Would
Be Improved by Them. r. s..

North side citizens are intensely in
terested in the work Of the Minneapo-
lis Commercial club for more public
baths and better bathing facilities.
No where in the city has the river
claimed as many victims as on the
North side. It is practically impossible
to keep. the boys away from the water
and it is not always possible for them
to 20 to Calhoun or Harriet. The river
Of the city and venturesome youngsters
jumping from log to log have been
caught by the current and dragged
down, powerless to make any struggle.
The citizens Of the North side feel
that it is time for something to be done
and the North Side Commercial club
will probably soon take up the matter
and try to do for it's section Of the city
what the Commercial club is trying TO
do for the city as whole. Everyone
is extremely interested in this project,
the best thing possible for the city.
their opinions freely and all were unani-
nous in the hope that the North side
would soon have lighthouses.
A Real Necessity.
D. B. Nye said this morning: ~
think it would be a good thing to have
some lighthouses on the North Side
There are great many men in factories
and they have no opportunity to battle
properly. We need them, both for the
sake Of cleanlin mess and, protection. Il
is impossible to keep children from the
river and there should be proper protec
ton. While not member Of the NORTH
| Side club, am very much IN favor Of
seeing them take up the NATTER
Vincent SCHUYLER said: ~ should be
in favor of the proposed plan. Yol
can't keep the youngsters away from
the river, and there ought to be bath
house. I think the North Side clul
sh1Tld aglta5e the qnestlon HI.
ion, he replied: 81 am heartily il
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
THE FRIEND OF TODAY.
Town Topics

s'Wel1, what did I tell your
''Now, will you be scod -
eyes, corralled a hundred Or two"
.'tIt suits me all right ~. - =:
t'Gee wasn't it ctnch?' -
"a little bit Of snowunder, eh?'' "
~ knew it long ago, but didn't expect such a
majority. "1H.,..1::; ~: ~ ~ " 60. '..
81 always said = etc, etc, etc. -
81 knew him when he was boy. (reminis-
cences ad nbO.
The Only Honest Friend-D--n the election.
Don't speak about it,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
RRuppAH BEAMS PROPHECY.

Chicago News. =
ayes, bruddahs en- sstahs," shouted Bruddah
Beans at the revival meeting "Ah kin it
now. When some of desc heah health cranks git
to paradise deyll be askin' st. Peter eft de milk
Sterlihed.' - - - = = -
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15
Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night long" writes Mrs. Chas. Apple gate, of Alexan dria, Ind, and could hardly get any sleep. 1 had consumption So bad that If I walk ed d block would cough fright fully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1 .O0 bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry wholly cured me and l gained 3S pounds. It's absolutely guar anteed to cure coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Prlce 50c and $1.0Q. Trial bottles free at .J.I. Sturdiyant's drug store.
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15

he must have found peach, which he will go back after in a short time.
 Tucker Moore and Frank Ash ley left Monday evening for Lit tie Rock and expect to go from there To Oklahoma.
 Our old friend Oliver Watson and son, Little, of Gainsboro town ship, were in town Tuesday with load of vegetables.
 Our public school opened Mon- day with Prof. Sidney Pickens and Miss Mattie Martin as teachers, with S5 pupils enrolled.
 Mrs. Angie Wilson and little daughters went up to Batesville Tuesday to spend a few days visit ing Dr. and Mrs. Kennerly.
 Miss Rilla Baxter of Batesville, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Odell Latimer, for several days, returned home Monday.
 Robert Neill and sister, Miss Esther, of Batesville, came down Sunday to attend the funeral of Misses Ethel and Jessie Hodges.
 A Mir. Stephens of Rushing,
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15
City Directory.

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS Mayor, J. H. HoIderby, Recorder, ]. A. Gibson, Marshal, Walter Pascoe, Night Marshal, H. J. Mayhan, Treasurer, E. J. Magness, Aldermen:- A. 4. Henderson, w. T. Magness, W. c. Mims, Fred. D. Whit ing, Morg Drennen.
 Council meets first Monday night in each month.
 CHURCHES
 Methodist church, services at II, a. m and 7:30 D. m. fourth Sunday in each month. Rev. c. H. Newman, Pastor.
 Baptist church, services at 3 D. III. Saturday before third Sunday, and Il d. m. third Sunday in each month. Rev. ]. L. Brown. pastor.
 Christian church, services first and third Sundays in each month at II a. m. and 7;30 D. m. Rev. J. II McDon- aid, Pastor.
 FRATERNITY ES
 Newark Camp wow. No. 2sS meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month. E. H. Magness, c. C.; o. F. Craig, Clerk.o
 Independence Lodge No. 2379 K. X L. of II. meets first and third Monday nights in each month. E. H. William son, Protector; Mrs. Jennie Pascoe, Reporter.
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15
SULPHUR ROCK ROCKETS

Mrs. Tom Bagents is very sick at this writing.
 Poke Rawlings of Charlotte was seen on our streets Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mammie Murphy of New ark spent Sunday in our city.
 W. D. Hicks of Gainsboro town ship was on our streets Monday. Shay Owens is selling groceries now for Marshal B. $. McPherson. MT. and Mrs. H. H. Mcdonald of Batesville, spent Sunday with friends here.
 Miss Lee Hogan of Magness visited her sister, Mrs. Dan Moore here Sunday.
 Frank Wright and his man Fri day. of Otter Lake, spent Monday night in town.
 John Sims. the leading merchant of Sharp, was in town Monday with a load of eggs.
 Hon. w. $. Wright and Coun- ty Treasurer T. M. Waldrip spent Monday night in town.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Jernigan and daughter, Vela, of Charlotte, spent Sunday in our city.
 Miss Maude Vaughn left Sun day for Paroquet to take charge of her school at that place.
 Mrs. Julia Harrington returned from Dota Tuesday accompanied by her nephew, Will Jernigan.
 Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn is sporting a new buggy. Don't see why she does not take some one driving.
 Mrs. w. T. Huddleston spent Saturday and Sunday out on Dota visiting her mother, Mrs. Fallis.
 Miss Carrie Strider, of Tucker man, was visiting her sister, Mrs. Sims, here the first of the week.
 l.. c. Jernigan of Basesville, was visiting friends and relatives at this place Sunday and Monday. Gibson wants another man to learn the photograph business, either with or without instru- ments.
 Rev. c. l.. Castleberry and fam fly of Salem. are spending few days with us shaking hands with old friends.
 Uncle John Hindman of New ark passed through town Monday on his way to the mountains to do some svrveying.
 Tom Carter, who has been trav- cling over the fruit country of southwest Arkansas, returned Tuesday and from all appearances
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15
Death by Laudanun.

Lake Village, Ark, July 11--R. l.. Scaife of Scaife postoffice was found dead in bed Saturday morn ing from an overdose of laudanun. Excessive dissipation and business reverses are supposed to be the cauSe.-
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15


 looking after business in town Tuesday.
 Work on Prof. A. A. Tender sons new residence was commence ed Monday.
 Oriel Martin, one of Cords promising young men spent Tues day in town.
 G. ". Meriwether, a good farm CT of the Dota neighborhood, was in town Tuesday.
 A. l.. Brisindine and family and J. A. Davis and family left Tues day for the Indian Territory.
 Mrs. D. l.. Gibson has been quite sick for the past two weeks, but is reported to be improving.
 John Hurley, q good citizen of Black River township, was trans acting business in town Monday.
 Wanted. A girl do do house work; S3 per week to the right party. Apply to Fred. D. Whit ing.
 Work on the new Baptist church IS progressing nicely, and 1t will soon be ready for the finishing touches.
 Wanted-To trade new, double seated, canopy top surrey for milk COW or hogs. Inquire at Ho- tel Ozark.
 Ed Davenport, Pete Anderson, and k. H. Simmons came up from Newport Tuesday to attend the ball game.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". D. Jackson came up from Des Arc Tuesday to spend few days with friends and relatives.
 Holderby & Lawton carry full line of staple and fancy groceries and respectfully solicit share of your patronage.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Anderson and Henry Holloway from near Fitzgerald came up Wednesday to witness the ball games.
 When the news came in that the democrats had nominated Parker, Postmaster Harrelson went out and bought him a "go-away bag"
 Mrs. Lizzie Churchill and daughters, Misses Unie and Julia, and Miss Laura Harris, of Char lotte, attended church here Sun day.
 The ice cream season is here. Take your best girl around to Gal Ioway's restaurant and enjoy a dish of that delicious cream they make.
 G. o. Magness and J. 1. Sturdi- want arrived home Sunday after noon from St. Louis, where they the democratic national 
 The Newark ball team have re- ceived their new suits. The team now presents much better ap- pearance whether they play any better or not.
 Barnett Bros. Mercantile Co.,, of Batesville, Ark, are sellers of stoves, hardware and Luedinghaus and Owensboro wag- ons at right prices.
 P. H. Hulsey left pretty good sized Irish potato at this office Tuesday. It is seven inches long, seven inches in circumference and weighs enc pound.
 For Sale. 40 acres of best bot tom land two miles south of New ark. Will grow alfalfa or any
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15

Stone county, came down Monday to move Frank Hunter up to take charge of his mill and gin at that place.
The Newark journal., 1904-07-15
A. D. HOLLAND,
 Dentist, Newport, Arkansas
Our Clubbing List.

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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

Miss Ebba Pickcns left yesterday
for Fulton, Ala, where she has a
position as stcnographcr.
r. d. Maxwell left Tucsda Y for
Paducah, where he will Join his
wife. After a short stay with rcla-
tiycs there, Mr., and Mrs, Maxwell
will leave for the West to spend the
winter.
Rev. T, G. Carter returned Mon
day from Kuiiawa, where he had
hccn holding a meeting in which
he was assisted by Rev. G.. W.
Pcrryman, Of the First Baptist
church " paducah.
Congressman q. VI. James left
"Wednesday To H. present Monday
when cungrcss cunvrncs. lie will
return To spend the holidays here,
after which Mrs. James will accom-
pony him To the capital.
Ira h. Clark. II ncar Foris Ferry.
claims that he had the greatest
feast Of anyone In the county ON
Thanksgiving Day. Ills dinner,
he says, consisted principally Of
watermelon and ground hog.
Mrs. J. VI. Chandler and daught-
or. Miss Ruby, left Saturday for
Bolo, Miss, to spend the winter.
Her husband, who left several
weeks ago, is the commissary clerk
for a large milling company at that
place.
Mn. ollie Murphy Hall returned
Wednesday. Her husband, E,cr-
cit Hall, will ARRIVE in few days
and they will locate hcr. A few
months aEo this couple surprised
their friends by an unexpected de-
partur for Missouri, where they
VEN married. Since that time
they have resided at Coulicrvillc.
m. Mr. Hall is the daughter Of
ID. +. Murphy, Of tbs city.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

5. T. Dupuy went to Henderson
Wednesday.
VIM. Stout has returned from
Missouri.
J. b. Simpson, Of Salem, was in
town Tuesday.
". p. Cridcr, Of Tolu, was in
town Tuesday.
W. Il. Butler was in Fredonia
Tuesday and Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Mary Nation, Of Fords
Ferry, was the guest Of friends
here this week.
J. 4. Wheeler, formerly Of this
county, hut late Of Clay, has re-
moved To Mt. Vernon, III.
Ben IIinklc, Of Chicago, is the
guest II his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Stout, who resides near herr.
oil Wallace, " Dawson, was th,
guest ~ l.. W. Crucc on the trail oI
Bob White" Thursday.
Mn Hugh Mcconnell, oi Ford,
Ferry, was the guest uf her daugh-
ter. Mn. Il. l.. Ycakcy, recently.
Tho, W. Champion and VIII,
spcnt saturday and Sunday visiting
relative, at Salem aud near lIamp,
ton.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. II Brown. %
near Salem. were the guests " Mr.
Brown. mother, Mr., J W. Paris
Saturday.
Sidney Scott, at the Fulton Dali,
Leader, has bccn the guest If hi
sister, Mn. ;, J Martin, for sew
cml days.
Mcssr. u. II. MantE and furvs
Harris, " Tulu, wcrc hrU the fir
" the week cnruulr to Eyansvill
on business.
Mr, w. II, lloyt, oi Slurgi'
was here Tuesday cnrou,c HON
after spending two weeks with MIA
iiyc- ut Tuln.
Vim. II femme, IT Tolu, al
tended the meeting II the Commvr
cial Club. II which be- Is a member
Tuesday evening
Ias. Hunt, formerly II this cum
Is, bui now II lloxic, Kansas, al
nycd Saturday aud will spend II
winter with RELATIVES hCU.
Henry Brown returned to Ca
han, Col. Saturday after spCndiu
a few weeks with his parents, NJ
and Mrs. ". II. Brown, Of mes
Salem.
Rev. ]. +. Brown, oi this plac
has Just closed q meeting In Chri
,, tian county and Is now Conduc,ir
a series II meetings in Muhlcnbul
county,
VIII CuS, who represents u
Singer Manufacturing Company,
Princeton. was In the city wclnc
4 day 10 remove his family fnm he
, to that placc.
T.. II. James has removed i
/. family irum Evansville aud W
= occuw rsms at his fathers rs
dcncc ON Depot stree, until he ~
build a residence,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

"liNs '''iA'h - w WV 'l'N i''f
Ruby Long, Of Rcpton, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. 7. d. Maxwell left Monday
for Paducah.
DR.. X. j. Morris spent Sunday
at Uniontown.
Cophcr's is headquarters for fruits
candies and nuts.
Geo. Hill, Of Iron Hill, went to
Evansville Wednesday.
Joe NJ. Bean, Of Iron Hill, was
in the city Wednesday.
\. j. Duyall is attending the
Worlds Fair this week.
Carson Franklin, II I.cyias, will
move To the city next week
Postmaster J. ;. McMurrg, Of
Repion, was ia town Monday.
have just received a new lot Of
fine hats. Mn, T.. ;. Low.
" ". Bennett, oi Dycusburg,
va, in town the fr,i oi the wcck.
DR.. J. u. Thrrlkcld, Of Salem,
registered At the New Marion Tues
day.
]. T.. Whcaicroii, ui Whcaicroit,
rcgi.iarv,l at the New Marion Tues.
day.
lcnoih Lemon, II lmn Hill,
returned sunday irom the World (.
Fair.
Circuit judge ] +. Gordon and
wife returned To Madisonvilic We'd.
nc,,lay.
Mcssrs. Tom Shousc aud lno.
llrn.lcy, VI joy, wcrc In town
Monday.
Rev. W 7. Oakley CLOSED q VT,
successful meeting at Cmyncvill,
last wcrk
End J Goats, representing III,
~. &. II. Il. Co., attended court her
this wcck.
Gco Rol-rts, " lrn llill, IL
Tuesday for Admission, Mo-, L
. visit rclaiiv,s.
Commonwealth, Attorney Ino
l.. Gnyol and wife lci, wc,lnc-,la.
ior Princeton.
Miss l.uclla Webb. II Whit
. Church, Mo, was the guest II Mr..
Sam Ramagc las, wrCk.
Mcssrs. Chas. and ". II. IaRuc
d Of Lcvias, left here Monday ior ;,
T Louis To attend the Fair.
Charley Rice and iCc Skclton, q
4 Joy, wcr here the fin, Of the wee
c cnpuic to Shady Grove.
Tom Rankin. Of fords Ferry
i, with his wife and child, visitc
n Mn. Jack Butler Tuesday.
e You will always find nicc tail
and candies here made In our ow
d candy kitchen. NJ. CornER.
}. ". A. licrC, who is cngap,l !
Il the mining business a, Sparks I'LL
H., was in the city this wcck.
!. We aU headquarters for doll
= TOYS. aud al kinds oi china wal
+, for holiday gifts.
c. u. BLACK & Soy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02


regular appointment at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church Sun
day and Sunday night.
Mrs. ]. G.. Asher is very sick at
her home in East Marion. Ii is
necessary for some one to watch by
the bedside every night.
Mrs. ". 4. Ringo returned Sat
urday from Blackford, where she
had spent few days with her
mother, Mrs. Higginson.
Markum Terry, who has been
travelling in the West and residing
in California, returned Saturday to
visit relatives here until January.
Mrs. BERTHE Lemon, Of Goltra,
Oklahoma, returned home Tuesday
after spending several weeks visit
ing relatives and friends in this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Waddling-
ton, Mrs. ;. II. Cassidy and Frank
Dycus, Of Dycushurg, were guests
Of Mrs. Sam Ramagc one day last
week.
o. :. Shoccmit and wife. 70
Evansville, were here Wednesday
cnroutc home after visiting MIR.
Shoccmits parents in Livingston
county.
After spending Thanksgiving and
q few days herr with relatives,
Mn. and Mn Arthur G. sirachlcv
lcit for Cincinnati, where they will
reside
Postmaster Geo. VI. Order and
wife, who are in st. Louis attend.
ing the Fair, will return Friday
night after q short visit with rrla.
tiycs there.
W. II. Milcy, u. d., and ] G.
Hunter, u. H., Of llarrodshurg
VEN in the city this week in III,
interests Of the Kentucky THEOLOGY
cal Seminary.
Misses Willie and Eva Clement
Of Tolu. left here Monday f.
Evansville to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Will Crowcll and Mrs. VIM. Bar
nett and family.
u. ]. Hubbard, WIN reside,
b about fur miles oi town, has sol,
b hi. farm To sam Brown and ] "
Kemp. Mr.. Hubbard Is thinking
Vt removing To this city.
J.F. Adams and II. :. Hill, d
the Chapel Hill country, wcr
among the frsi tn dispose Of ihei
present crops # tobacco. The
received five cents a round.
: Mcssr. J NJ. Clark and ]. I
Watson. Of Henderson and Mad
isonvillc, respectively, were in III
city Monday considering the opcnin
up for the Sapn at the Jarvi
r factory.
Robt. Cruss. of StuWis, who ha
. lsCn selling broms In this county
suffered ccn stOkr of hear
trouble "Wednesday morning Will
= lunching a, Morris restaurant II
4 Is brother II Mrs, VIM. Wool
!. dridgc. and was at oncC pmovcl 4
n her residence, WHERE h. Is lcin
cared for.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02
LOCAL BREvITlES.
X j Morris, Dentist, Marion.

Il j Morris, Dentist, Marion.
Holiday fruit candle. and nut.
at Copher's.
" H. Mann, II Lola, was in
town Tuesday
Jno Griffith, II Dycushurg. va.
Boo town Tuesday
Dr. +. G. Coilicld, II fmncc,,
"a. Ia town Monday
" ; Tear, II Dycusburg, va.
Iu town MONDAY
p VI hbb, If Pincy, Wa at
'h. uhio Monday
y e. lIomlack. of Dycushug,
was iu town Tuesday
r. y Duncan. II pycu.hurg.
E,, "a. a call Monday
carl Henderson went tn Dixon
saturday on legal hu-inc.,
tophcr- will h. the plhc 10 gct
your holiday fruit baskets,
Fr.h fruits. nut. and candle II
90 Kind. at lilack- grsvp
O.or Towcy, II Shady Gwvc,
allcl At thi. ollie, Tuesday
lINp Mcdonald returned iwm
lillah, Washington. saturday
Henry Emmett. II pycu.luW.
va' in town the fr-t II the vck
Mr. " : Jones, II Rrp,on,
Wa in town, shopping Monday
Mis-. LILLIAN llina, II Rodney, b.
thg guest II her uncle, &. u lliua
rrnncit Walker has moved into
z T.. Clark. residence un Salem
.'ryl.
Edgr llill, II Mulhkau, va. The
guest II his father, T. + Till, this
vvk.
Miss Della fugalc visited parents
m Dixon Sunday and rluucI
Monday.
Willie Wallace aud wife, II lrH
lhIl, .pcnt Saturday and SUNDAY
BOO this riiy.
3 L Easlcy. II near Providence
vls The guest Il r. II Kemp sun
'Hy aud Monday.
Miss Americas Woodbridge lci
thursday Tor S,ugis tn spend few
vorks with RELATIVES.
Mrs Jim Thompson and her nj
lw Thompson. " lola, visiic'
lrlcnds here Saturday.
Complete line If lamps and al
kinds u VASES, dolls, etc, scllin
cheap a, Blacks guccry.
Scp. Noel and family, 81 liying
,'on county, wcw guests II IL
lohn~nn's family Friday and Sal
urhy.
Don't fail IN call aud So MI
exquisite line " holiday gods.
e. ]. BLACK & SoN.
Mis-. linnic Farris, II the Mario
"mdcd Schnol, spent a few da,
"a" wcck with her, Iarnis nc'
N.t....
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

Il J Morris. Dentist, Marion.
Cophcr's il the BEST place to git
O good lunch.
Il II Dean returned Monday to
Lexington.
G. j. Pierce returned Saturday
frum the Fair.
J " Hudson, If Salem, was in
the city Saturday.
J G. Brown, Of Tolu, attended
court here this week
Jno. d llinchic. II Gladstone,
was in town Tuesday.
T + Hard, II Frances, attended
court herr thi. week
wv Paris, the Tolu miller,
.pul sunday in the city
johnson Order returned Satur.
day imm The World. Fair
Il D. Dre.,hcr returned Satur.
dly imm Oh, World. Fair
G.P. Wilson. II Weston, at.
tended court here This week
Mr. aud Mr. " -. Butler ,pcnt
Thanksgiving day ~ salem
An. Carliu. II Nicw,:Nas 10
ihc aiy the dr.i 81 III, week
l. =. Gvr, IT Princeton, riggs
tend at the New Marion Saturday
J J May, II Livingston county
attended court here this week
We solicit YOUR Orders ior fruits
candle. aud NUT. VI CowW
Attorney A. u. Muorc, II Princ
tom. attended couri here this wcyk
Mr. and Mr. + W. payidsol
ptumcl Friday from the World
Fair
Cod. and Carrn Franklin, q
lryins, returned saturday irnm III
World. Fair
Attorney &. &. Gnssham, A.,
Smilhlaud, attended circuit coul
hrr ihi. wcrk
H. ". Blade. and l.. II. Henri,
Il Dixon. registered at the Ne
Marion saturday
Mc~r RolA. Holder and NJ ;
Henry. Il nycu.burg, a,icndc
uuri hcry chi. week.
Mr. aud MI Millcn, II Living
ton county, WIN guests " J.
Paris and family last wcck
Mr.. and Mn. g. T. VILLAS
! wcr the guests II RELATIVES ne,
! Clay Saturday and Sunday
Mis-. Matte Henry rturn'
| Monday inm frrdonia, where Il
, had bccn the guests II relatives.
Incicn franklin, II Can,o
SPIN, few days with relatives
, the Irvias couitry the flint Of q
wck,
buck" Riw. II Kelsey, "
r herr Monday cnNu,c tn ElinlSi
town. H., tn lcck after his mincI
property over there.
, Call ON Black for llcint gcs
+. such a. minc meat, apple butt
r. IN bulk. al kinds II picklcs-sw'
and sour-alsup, etc.