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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Echoes Of the Irrigatlon congress

The session closed on Thursday after
noon, about sixty papers having beer
presented by eminent persons. Some d
the papers were simply handed to th,
secretary and will be printed in bool
form in the report OF the meeting.
The next meeting will be at Sacra
mento. A very effective effort was made
BY st. George Tucker, president Of the
jamestown Exposition, TO have 1t 60 tc
jamestown, Virginia, in 1907, that being
the 3O0th anniversary Of the settlement
Of jamestown, but the western people
doubted the wisdom Of taking it SO fal
east. /
There were 1,l25 delegates registered
from thirty states and the number Of
persons attending the Congress was esti-
mated at 5000.
The Irrigation excursion, consisting OF
. dozen Pullman cars and two chair cars,
left Boise Thursday night, loaded with
non residents Of Idaho, and visited the
Twin Falls tract, Shoshone Falls and
Upper Snake River Valley. Part Of the
excursionists left at Pocatello, leaving
only about half thelparty tospend Satur-
day at st. Anthony. Sugar City, Rexburg
and Idaho Falls.
4 Governor Geo. Chamberlain, Of Oregon,
was elected president and D. H. Ander-
son, editor Of The Irrigation Age, OF
Chicago, secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Reception 70 Teachers
fContributedl

The reception given by the Current
Event Club to the teachers Of our pub
lie schools on Friday evening last fulfil
led it's purpose, that Of giving many Of
our people the pleasure Of meeting those
to whom the children are intrusted SO
much Of the year.
When we realize the proportion Of .
childs life spent in the school room and
the instructors influence both upon mind
and heart, we are SHOCKED to remember
how little attention most Of us give to
the schools.
Hoping to get closer touch with them,
all that rainy day the ladies cut yellow
and white flower ands arranged them at
tractively about the home Of Mrs.
Biethan which she had SO kindly placed
at their disposal. Miss Wolf played all
the evening giving enthusiasm BY her
music to all present and adding much to
the general good time. In the cosy din
ing room over coffee or chocolate and
waters We chatted with the teachers
finding the new ones bright, charming
women and the old ones, SO endeared to
to many by their faithful work. g.itc as
attractive. We went aw,v determined
Ito know more Of the scnool work a.d
more Of the teachers. with the only roget
that all Of the parents had not thought
this opportunity to know the instructors
Of their children duty As well as q
pleasure.
The Current Event Club wishes the
school d thorough, substantial. happy
year and pledges itself to stand ready at
all times to be Of what assistance it can.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Eckhardt's Ideals Here Again.

The popular Eckhardt company play
here return engagement three nights
commencing Monday, Sept. 17th, and
will produce two plays entirely new to
Blackfoot.
This company have played here before
and those who attended their perform.
ances speak Of Them with highest praise
and will gladly welcome them back
again.
Their opening bill will be Virginia d
beautiful southern play in FIVE acts.
The company had advertised this play
before but owing to their short stay did
not produce it here. There were many
requests for this production and Mr..
Eckhardt has decided to open the en-
gagement with this popular drama. The
scenes and incidents deal with life in
Virginia after the war and while pa
thetic story runs through the piece.
there is plenty Of good wholesome com
edy and plenty Of dramatic situations
A number Of refined and high class
specialties will be produced including
illustrated pictures Of the San Francisco
disaster. NE
Seats are now on sale at the Palace
Drug Store and those who wish to see
something extra will take advantage Of
this opportunity to see Virginia. The
price will BE 25c, Soc and 75c.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Lesson in Wool

Recent press dispatches from Helena
Mont, state: "A
The largest individual wool clip grown
on the American continent was shipped
from Billings, this state, to Boston
wool firm. The clip weighed million
and half pounds, and forty four cars
we're required to carry it. The owner
refused an offer 81 "a cents 1 pound for
the wool. "
It is safe to say that the sheep owner
Of Billings, Mont, who loaded this little
package Of wool is stand -patter.
It is safe to assert that he is not in
favor Of revising the tariff downward.
II be was in the sheep business few
years ago, when the Wilson German
tariff was getting in its work on the
American farmer, he probably remembers
what time he had selling his wool for
enough to cover the cost Of shearing.
Ten years ago this man would not
have refused "a cents 4 pound for wool
in the hopes Of getting more. He would
have thought the buyer who offered
him "a cents, Or anything like it, crazy
as loon and he would have been.
But it is different now. II there is
anybody in this country who has made
money since the Dingley law went into
effect, it is the wool grower. He can af-
ford to stick up his nose at "a cents a.
pound, for he can do better.
1t is all right to talk worldwide
competition to the man who wants pro-
lection removed from every industry but
his own, but the wool grower is not that
man. lie is prospering and willing that
others should prosper.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
steve Adams Released

Steve Adams who has been held as !
witness in the Steunenberg case, has ap
piled for release from custody from the
Idaho penitentiary, which was granted
by Judge Stewart las Saturday.
Before Adams left the court room hi
was arrested on telegraphic advice from
Denver, charging him with the murder
Of Lyte Gregory in Denver May Is, 1904
Extradition papers have been applied
for but the sheriff Of Shoshone county
Idaho, turned up with a warrant for his
arrest on the charge Of murder, and took
the prisoner
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Republican Delegates

At the primaries last Monday, the fol
lowing delegates were elected to ths
county convention to be held At Idaho
Falls on Wednesday, September 18th
at which time spanking good ticke,
will be placed before the people. Tht
lively contests in some precincts have
eliminated Individual differences, anG
sifted out what the majority considered
the fttest.
Senator Hepburn will speak at Idaho
Falls in the evening after the conven-
ton is over, and every delegate who acts
for the best interests Of the people in
the convention, will be proud Of his days
work when he listens to the principles
OF Republicanism as expounded by the
ablest senator in the north west.
BLAcKFooT NO. l.
@. w. Bergman, Geo. F. Gagon, H.
w. Curtis. I. e. Smith, G. v. Fisher,
Henry Simmons. W. R. Jones, J. o,
Stone.
BLAcKFoor NO. 2
DR.. w. b. Patrie, John Kent, w. H.
Scott, Dan Cutting, Jas. Mackie,' ]. E.
Cowles, 0. Buchanan, F. NJ. Randall,
JOS. Peterson, VIM. Hancock.
RIVERSIDE
VIM. Fresh, Walter Bunot, Albert
Wilson, Mr.. Reese.
GRovELAND.
Adam Yancey, p. ]. Williams, Israel
Butts, Jno. Dean.
MORELAND
John Wray,.H. H. Grimmett, W. T..
England, Robert Wareing.
DANILSON
g. w. stowell, Samuel Cooper
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Eastern Idaho Fairs

Paris, Bear Lake county, Sept. ~, .
and n.
BLAcKFoor, Bingham county, Sept. u
26, n and %.
ST. Anthony, Fremont county, Sept. Il
to ~.
Mountainhome, Oct, 2 to8.
Caldwell, Oct. 8 to IL.
Boise, Ada county, Oct. 16 to 10, inc
PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS.
Bingham County Republican Conven
tion, Idaho Falls September 20.
Fremont County Republican Primaries
September "A.
Fremont County Republican Coven
ton, Rigby September 49,
Cassia County Republican Primaries
October l.
Cassia County Republican Convention
Twin Falls October 4
Bannock County Republican Primaries
October l.
bannock County Republican Conven-
tion October 6.
Bear Lake County Republican Prim-
les September "A.
Bear Lake County Republican Con-
gention at Montpelier September 20.
Eastern Idaho Press Club meeting at
Twin Falls November 10.
Blaine County Democratic Primaries
September IL. #
Blame County Democratic Conven-
tion at Haley October /.
Blaine County Republican Primaries
September "a.
Blaine County Republican Conven-
tion, at Haley October 3.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Back From Butte

w. Il. Barnhart returned Saturday
from Butte where he went with Dallas
TO attend the races; he carried of q nice
sack Of money and had a good outing
On the way home his car was side
tracked while he was asleep and he had
to lay over IS hours, much to his disgust
II he had been awake SO he could de.
mand his rights in the matter he could
just as well have been in the big wreck
and fire at High Bridge.
There are times when it pays to be
asleep.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

At the Armory Saturday night was .
rare treat for the theatre going people Of
Blackfoot. lti is by far the best show oi
its kind that has ever visited the city.
Those who deserve especial mention are
Leroy Bland who sang "Big Indian
Chief, John PampliD, the iuggler and
the Verna Quartet. The show was clean
and up,to date in every respect.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Some Land .SaIesI

Dewitt Beyans to Maud B. Hin, for
800, lots in block 3 Mcdonald Addition.
Geo. r. and Clara Howell to jos.
Woodland, for s2320, tractin sec. 36.
J. E. Schultz has filed an attachment
against the Belle Isle Mining Company
Tor slss3l0 against Grunter Grouse
Placer claims.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
The Markets

Prices Of produce are not well estab-
lished. but shipping will soon begin.
Wheat is worth from 20 to 81 cents
rer hundred, potatoes 70 to 75, oats 95
ceI.ts u 81, and baled alfalfa, SS
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
10 sPaid''1Ll
"A IS

Avs 10 Paid + 1
Received at "a
Dated, Park City, Utah, u.
To Curtis 4 DIETRICH,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Eckhardt's Ideals packed house here
two last nights. Show first.class in every
respect. Big crowd well pleased.
Jno. a. Mateo,
Mgr, Dewey Theat,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
OWNER PLEASE CALI
Utah Won on Fruits /.

Utah won the laurels and the grand
sweepstake prize Tor the best display d
fruits at the Irrigation Exposition last
week. u
Idaho won the grand sweepstake prize
for the best display ofgrains and grasses
grown under irrigation, Ada county
won the grand prize for vegetables.
In determining the merits Of fruits,
The judgesconsidered size, shape, color,
smoothness Of surface and worms and
scale il any.
They were examined under magnify
ing glass, and imperfections noted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

! have not been, and am not now. A
Candidate for Probate Judge. This will
set At rest al talk in regard to my Can
dldacy for that Particular Position
JAMES WRAY
Monday Evening
Sept 10th 1905
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Owner please Cali.

There is at my farm at McDonaldville
one roam yearling heifer with . white
face, and horns. Underbit in right ear.
No brand visible. Is breachy and I
wish the owner would take her away.
JAcoB TIBEE.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

Mrs GarIock, Of Boise, win speak on
the temperance question at the Meth,
odist Cnurch next Wednesday evening
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Why Pay Rent q
The Assault Upon the President

ING HSSdult Upon tnG FrcSlQ&nI
| The Democratic Congressional
I Campaign committee seems to have
accepted the Republican choice Of
an issue for the fall elections. Ii
is to BE- he President and his poli-
Icy. The issue has been Joined
and the Democrats have fred Their
first gun. which was loaded with
mud. The secretary Of the com
mittee has, il fact, published a
statement from which the Nation
may learn, ii it chooses, that Mr..
Roosevelt is .'faker, 4 q .sfour.
finsher, land s'the deepest scheen-
Ing politician IN the whole conn-
try" " The committee is, moreover,
panied 70 observe that .'the people
OF the coantry, Democrats and Re-
publicaDs alike, sssm to have cot
|lt stuck into their crop that MIR.
Roosevelt is mfallible and can do
no wrong; that he is working hon
estly and consistently ID their In
: q u
terests. y
That this strange delnsion pre-
walls is nDdeniabie The belief in
the Presidents honesty, integrity,
courage and consistency is almost
unanimous among men Of all
parties. And sifice il isso, one IL
compelled to confess to some little
surprise that two very manifest and
pertinent reflections should have
escaped the mastery intellect OF
the committee. The first reflection
ls that q popularity 90 persussive
and persistent must have solid reas-
ons back Of 10. That Mr.. Roose-
velt could hold The loyalty Of the
American people 50 many years
we're h's patrIolic devotion 10 the
public veal . piece Of dlssimuIa-
lion is inconceivaOle. The hypo-
crit and the humbug may flourish
for . season, but their bloom ID
orief. 10 fool All the people all
the time, for more than y decade,
requires = miraculous cxpertness
IL the arts Ut the charlatan that il
simply incredibls. II 10 easier to
believs that Mr.. Roosevelt is sim
cers than that he can simulate sin
cerity and produce VII It's effects
tor 80 long time without possess
ing the virtue itself.
Tho second reflection which
ought to have occurred TO the com
lnlttes is that 4 popularity 90 wide
and deep seated AS that which the
President epjoss cannot be sLakeD
w epiflets. however vrplent. The
people expect and pardon i acertain
Warmth ot language il political
campaigns. With atulsrant smile
hey perm contending parties 10
,du'ate iilelr Respective leaders and
icfame their opponents, aud, since
Mr.. Roosevelt and his policies ars
.iie lss,t. ~ taii Dy ti.s Republic
ANS own cI,oiee- w expect that
10 will be abused aid what he has
lone VIII na 'n,-rcprssslfted. Still
Ie game t,ss ass rules. Thers u
li'mt bssSesi ~i,'ei, ihe custom
'ry warmth poiilicxI strife b.
'ollies mA'igaisy a'iss ,he eplthsts
i i'ossiis fastious degenerate III
'iander fasg lint ttae DSno-
ratio sai.sAs ~, cp,ninittes llas
,asrsa IN 8s s'asenlents nj
Not only u The manner of ~
iocument uppardonabls, IL inAslef # #
J puerile What .ca1 be y1orS
riviAI than q rsproach ils x8Sf Il
lent for wishing tlse irxt con<fSy
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Lots Of Stoves

Boyle Bros. & Company are unloading
q straight carload 81 Majestic stoves and
ranges and viii have 4 large ad- in next
weeks Republican telling you al about
them. Z
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed will make application to the
Board Of Pardons, at its regular meeting
in October, 1905, for a full and complete
pardon.
Dated this 25th day Of August, 1906
PETER A. STEERS.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

Rev. Haley Of Blackfoot spent yesxr-
day in town, overseeing the issue Of the
official report d the Methodist confer
ference recently held in this cir. The
book will issued from the Post Job
rooms. Rev Haley rcturned home On
the night train Idaho Falls Post.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
Estray Notice

! bay mare on left hip; ! bay colt
without BRAND; | sorrel mare with 4
on right hip: ! dspple mare without
brand 81
OWNER PLEASE CALL @
The above described stock IS at j. X.
Algood's sanch. 2 miles southwest Of
Groveland. 1872
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14
EVERYBODY REGISTER.

8 LVEIN D1LI INE1OID In
Under the present election law
Of Idaho, every voter must register
this year.
People living in Blackfoot Pre-
cinct No.. /, can register at the
Court House, in Miss Anderson 5
room, Saturdays, and those in No.
.. at the Palace Drug Store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-14

Breadi Brcadi Breadl
AT HoLnRooK's.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
DAvIsvlLI.E

Plenty OF rain follows throughout
this section very bad time for he
farmers to save their fodder.
Mrs. Ira Stone is very low with
consumption,
l.anis Wears, Of III. is paying home
folks visit.
Very quiet time at old Hood church
Saturday and Sunday, do not know
the cause, but not drunk man on
the ground.
w. o. h. Nickel and Ran Caudit'
are In Ohio.
lanis Green bought three nice heif'
ers of Lee Pack last week. Lee al
so sold two year old filly iol
$4,000.
NJ. NJ. Burgess was ON Hood last
week.
We are sorry to hear of the dealt
of Sam Williams. of Winifred, Ky.
Sam was good man and will b
missed by his ma,y riends
Uncle Toll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
FELIX. W. VA.

Health is not very good at this
place
G. NJ salmons was badly hurt one
day last week by being thrown npon
the names OF mule while hauling
ties One rib was broken.
Hutchinson Lumber Co, shipped a
car load Of piIlng timber from bragg
Myrtle, school is progressing nice
ly with Youngic Salmons teacher
Green Bailey makes his regular trly
to Glen Hayes,
Ale yinson, who resides at Red
Jacket mines, was visiting relatives
at Felix, he will also visit his broth
er on Mill creek
We don't see Charley SloylBs any
more visiting near Felix
Rev. w NJ Sparks went to Chat
taroy Sunday. where he is mining.
VIM Williamson, Of Felix, is sill
at Cedar
Section Foreman James Brumfielt
has large force Of men on hii
section Mountain Boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
HuLETTE.

c. R Layne is very i'll with ~
phoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Bostick attend
ed the funeral OF Uncle Richard Hall
On East Fork Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs D, A. oDaniel were
called to the bed side Of their sick
daughter, Amy o'Daniel. at Mud Riv-
er last Friday. She went to Mud
River to visit her sisters, Mrs. +
arton and Mrs. VIM Brooks. about
aine weeks ago and took fever.
John Ruggles, Of Bear Creek, pass.
ed here one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Layne is slowly improy-
ing.
We are glad TO say our school IS
furnishing with L. f. Bradley leach
er.
Mary Queen was visiting on bear
creek last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Harmon were
visiting relatives on Bear Creek Sat.
urday
Some of the boys from here went
% Bear Creek Saturday.
Maggie Bostick entertained sew
eral OF her young friends Sunday.
G. X Harmon was visiting at !.
T. Queens Friday
IAbe Enyart has gone back c
'ortsmouth after two weeks vi.
1t to relatives and friends here
Ida Wooten attended Sunday schoo
at Long Branch Sunday
Sam Compton and Willie skeeni
were calling at Vim. Bo5i',l,'s sun
day
Labe Compton waS w.';1c h,m,
folks Sunday Geurium
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BEDFORD CITY. VA.

As there are 80 many items from
home, win tell OF the pretty state
] live in. Il is so nice and level. no
nils, You can see for u miles 10 Blue
Ridge mountains.
Naves Bros are getting along nice
y With their work They have 8 mile
OF grading.
Born, 10 O q. Peters. Sept I. a
fine boy
Nj and Mrs. shlyley spent last
week on the sea coast at Norfolk,
IA
Mr and Mrs, John Wright. and
MI and MrsJohn Holhrook attended
the lawn party at senter Point Thurs
day
Gallia Peters and family contem-
plate "A weeks visit 10 the sea side
1T Norfolk soon
Mrs Dr Martin and sister. Mrs
McFraley Of 81 Louis. called on Mrs
q. G Peters and Mrs Holbrook
Thursday eve
Nj Joe NeGnl and Master Luther
Peters attended tennis party Thurs
day
Roy Peters. son Of G G Peters
who had fever Tor some lime. Is
out again
Charley Allen, from Ohio. who had
been clurR OF Naycs Bros about lw4
YEAR committed suicide by akInp
morphlue last week.
NJ and Mrs John Holbrook ar,
snins to he Peak Of Otter
Kentucky Boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
HULETTE

There will be church at this place
fourth Sunday by Rev Cassidy.
c. r. Layne is very low with ty-
phoid fever
Mrs G. A. Frashef has returned
nome after an extended visit with
friends.
DR. Harvey Arey Of Cincinnati
= here calling on friends.
Several from here will take in the
sircus al Ashland the 20
Hence Queen has returned home
from Portsmouth
John Wooten who has been s.cb
or some time. is improving.
Isaac wooten was calling on friend,
sunday
Amy o'Daniel has returned home
after an extended visit with her
sister.
Miss Susie Nunley was calling On
friends ON Long branch SUNDAY
| Our school is progressing nicely
at this place with L, E Bradley a.
eeacher
Mrs. Mary Wooten was calling OF
Mrs. s. G. Queen Thursday
Corn cutting seems to be all III,
so now.
Labe Enyart was on our creel
.unday.
G. X Harmon was calling OF
friends at this place.
Mort Bostick and wife and son
evil. were visiting his parents o
his place Lidac
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
CONTAINS MERCURY.

as mercury will destrowy the sense of
smell and completely destroy the Who'll
system when entering through the mu
cous surfaces. Sush articles should
never be used except upon prescription
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold TO the
good YOU can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
facturde by F. j. Cheney & Co.. To
ledo Ohio. contains no mercury and
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood aind mucous surfaces
of the system, In buyinkg Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure that you get the
genuine. II is taken internally and is
made by Cheney So Co Teledo, Ohio
Testimonials free, Sold by druggists
Price zoe per bottle. Take Halls Fan
" pills for constipation. Sold by A.
Hughes druggist,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21
MEANWHILE

Our people are pleased with he
Circuit coua proceedings az carried
on by Judge Redwine and Prosecutor
John waush and think they did spla
didly
webbvillc was considerably wash.
ed by a Hood last week
~ Z Maafr was laid ap s!,h rhea.
mailsm at olive I'M couple q
weeks but was able 10 attend eoutl
IN your cly last week
Eight or ten families from this
place have moved west IKE soraae
and alfe have gone 70 Oklahoma,
iakius two or three families with
them ffom the Blaine country
Uncle Elem Kitchen aud wife ats
somewhat better
Mrs Kirk Thompson has b}eu very
sick. bnt Il now much better
The spoke mill has not been ablt
10 run much lately, because the con-
Of the roads forblds the haallns Of
spoke timber
Several car loads Of ties went oul
saturday
l. r. Webb and y x Moore slll
Jud Woods . fine yoke OF cattle
lie is getting up a car load
r II Moore went to Olive Hil Sat
urday 10 see Mrs Moore. Olive HI
- Improving
Dr. Il o Cease has moved IRON
olive Hnl To nillsbore.
The Rev French Rice has the OF
I'VE Hill circuit this year.
Ben cassady. former LouIsiau
lives In Olive i'm and Is dolng well
PIT
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vEsslE

We are still having plenty Of rain
but We haven't reads
y b shortridse, BIN TAYLOR and
George Fraley shipped a load Of eat
lie last week
Miss Carrie Riff Is on the sick
list this week
Arch Smith ana Ab Friend have
jusl returned from Grayson. where
they have been attending the re-
union
Mrs Samantha shortridge c,utem-
plates visit 10 Portsmouth. in the
near future
Bean stringings aud apple peal
ings are all the go
The boys are Just lodging here
and yonder.' for grand Jury court viii
begin Monday
The roads are in worse condition
here than they have been for quite
while.
Several OF the boys are talking Of
going 10 West Virginia 10 work
Rev Hicks preached very inter,
esting sermon here Monday nisht
Died. on the 2sth. ottiet cooksey
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William
Cooksey. the bereayed family hav,
our sympathy
Bickie bentley was visiting a
John T. Rifles sunday
Colby .uisenberry. Of Brammel
Gap, was calling at Dick Smiths sun
day
Rumor says there will be wedd
ing soon country Boy