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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-31
NEXT SHOOT GOES TO OGDEN
Junction City Promises to Make It
a Record-Breaking At
foi,
lSpecial Id Nc HeraldN

Ogden, Aug. 3O.-The crack marksmen Of
Ogden who were in attendance at the
Utah-Idaho sportsmen's tournament at
Pccatello Aug. q, 2S and % returned TO
Ogden today and expressed themselves a
being Mighty pleased with the meeting.
Archie Bigelow of this city was the win
ner of the Browning medal which was
one Of the prizes offered. In the winning
Of the trophy Mr.. Bigelow tied twice with
z. J. Holohan Of Twin Falls. Both men
got twenty-five blue rocks straight the
first time up. The shoot-off resulted in
another tie with twenty-four straights
each. In the final shOOt-Off. however
hr. BigelOw won. twenty four to twenty
three. The next tournament will be held
in Ogden.
In speaking Of the tournament yester-
day Mr.. Bigelow said:
1T was very successful meet and ev-
erything went off smoothly. What added
to the interest of the meet was the fact
that five Of the world s greatest trap
shOoters-than whom there are no better
were in attendance and did exhibition
shooting. These men. Messrs. Crosby.
Marshall, Heikes, Herschey and Huff
will be here next Monday as the guests
Of our boys. and may be induced to shoot
at the local traps. They will be enter
tanned with a trip TO the canyon and Civ
Ell touch of ogden scenery and any
thing else they may want. From here
they go to Los Angeles, where they will
participate in the big meet there.
ogden gets the next tournament.
which will be held about year from now
Our idea is to have the tournament fol-
lowing the big western handicap to be
held in Denver next year. The one just
held there was the biggest ever. over 31t
shooters having contested. number OF
the Idaho shooters gave the Ogden shoot
ers the assurance that they would come
down here next year and bring whole car
loads of contestants.
THE local grounds are to be moved 10
one portion of the fair grounds. in a IA
vored locality. where there is a splendid
sky background"
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SHOOTING HONORS TO OHIO
Her Marksmen Clean Up About
Everything in Sight at
Seagirt.

Seagtrt, N. J.. Aug. 3O-In the military
national tournament today the Ohio RI
flemen carried off second third. fourth.
fifth and sixth prizes in the off-hand
military match from a field OF 227 com
petitOrs.
The regimental skirmish match was in
progress until nearly dark, each OF the
competing teams being required TO make
a skirmish run, during which each team
member fired twenty shots The winner
was the team Of the First United States
Engineers, with a score OF 43S.
The scores Of the next eight leading
competitors follow:
United States Marine corps. second
team, AZ; Ninth infantry Ohio. 400; Sew
enty-first New York. 3S4; United States
Marine corps, first team. $50: United
States infantry, second team. 372: United
States infantry first team, 800; First in
fantry, Wisconsin, 359; second infantry,
Washington, first team, $50.
The carbine match, open to teams OF
five men, each man firing seven shots at
200 yards and seven shots at 500 yards,
was won by the second troop. Philadel-
phia City cavalry, with a score of 299.
John Kethley, an enlisted man Of the
United States navy. won the first prize
of S25, in the off-hand match, with a score
OF 80 out Of a possible 100. The contest
was open to all. each competitor firing
twenty shots off-hand at 200 yards.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS
Mack Mack Takes First in gil Trot
Without Diff
Guilty.

Readeville. Mass, Aug SO.-In the grand
circuit meet today the California gelding
Mack Mack was the faVorite in the 2:li
trot and won two of the heats without diff
ficulty. FL MilagrO took the third and
qualified for the 2:1O class. Results:
2:O5 pacing, purse $3.50, divided. $500 each
heat-Gratt won three straight heats in
2:O312, 2:O3A, 2:031R. Baron Grafton, Boil
var. Wilson Addington and Nervolo also
started.
2:11 trot, purse $3.50, divided $500 each
heat-Mack Mack won two straight heats
in 2:0S14, 2;0914, Ell Milagro won the third
heat in 2:O9A- MorOne Bonnie Scott. The
Phantom, Watson, Frank A and Redwood
also started
2:1S trOt purse, $3.50. divided. $500 eacn
heat-Dr. Chase won the second heat in
2:lDA, Budd won the first heat, time not
announced, Sister Collette won the third
heat In 212h. Jessie Benyon. Captain
Bacon, Marjorie. Ruth c, Toxic. Com
poser, Prince Edward and The Peer also
started
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ATHLETIC MEET BY WIRE
Y. NJ. c. A. to Introduce a Novel
Plan for Contest With
Other Cities.

A novel athletic contest between teams
representing different cities has been ar
Hanged by the Y NJ G.. A OF this city.
II Is an athletic contest by telegraph. run
on the same plan as the inter-city bowl
ing matches were last year That is,
the contests viii be held in the different
after the meet.
The date for this unique contest has
been set for Oct 6. and the competing
teams will be the boys section OF the
Salt Lake. Colorado Springs and Oak
Park Y. NJ. c. AS. A silver loving cup
will be given to the association winning
the meet.
The events will be as follows: lOO-yard
dash. running broad jump. pole vault.
12-pound shot put. 440-yard relay (for
four mem For boys under Is years OF
age: 5O-yard dash. 75-yard dash. running
high jump.
The seniors Of the Y. NJ. c. A. expect
to run several indoor meets between the
Pacific coast associations during the win
ter
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RACES AT BUTTE.

Butte. Mont Aug 30.-Results: First
race 2:20 trot, stake $1,OOO-Robbie B. Nc
GIegOr won in three straight heats;
Johnny X second, Neerguard third Time
-2:15A, 2:131z 2:15h.
Second race. 2.09 pace-AIiss Georgia
won second and third heats in 2:OSjk and
2:O9%. Jib won first heat in 2:O9A. Milo
also started
Third race, selling. five furlongs-God-
dess of Light won. Tinloch second, Mich
ael Mulvaney third. Time :OI.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-
TomOchichi won, Alma Boy second
Beautiful and Best third. Time-1 ;071z.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Red Ruby
won, Zaza second, Nanon third. Time
1:0115.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Pearl Dr.
yer won. Flourish second, Baldo third.
Time-1 :42A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-31
CONRAD BEATS
CARL ROBERTS
Miller Court Player Springs
SurpriSe-FaSt Games
Scheduled for Today.

The biggest surprise of the intermoun-
tain lawn tennis tournament happened
yesterday when Conrad of the Miller
courts defeated Carl Roberts Of the
street courts. BY the talent it was looked
upon as almost sure victory for Rob
erts, but they underestimated Conrad
present form. The latter put up one of
the finest games of his life and by win
ming worked his way up TO the semi
finals in the singles.
This afternoon number OF the best
matches of the week are slated 10 take
place at the Miller courts. Conrad meets
Brown and the winner will be up 10 the
finals when he will play Jimmy Salisbury
for the intermountain championship in
singles.
Sam Neel, the Wyoming expert, makes
his first appearance today, when, with
Griffin as a partner, he plays Richards
and Plummer in the doubles. This should
be one of the best matches of the week.
Neel also plays an exhibition game with
Jimmy Salisbury, the state champion,
which should be a treat to the tennis
fans of the city.
Yesterdays results were as follows:
Conrad defeated d. G. Roberts, rs, O-6,
ga
Boyd and Taylor defeated Hill and Tay-
lor, Sc, 4-6, ga.
Today's Program.
Miller Courts-Richards and Plummer
VS.. Neel and Griffin, p. m; Conrad VS.
Boyd and Taylor. ) D. m; Neel VS.. w
Salisbury exhibition match, o. m.
Third South Street COurts-Miss Lyons
VS. Miss Hutchinson, p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-31
WINDUP OF MATCH RACE
Kramer and Lawson Meet Twice
This Evening at Saucer
Track.

According to the present program the
windup of the match races between Kra-
mer and Lawson viii occur at the sau-
Ger track this evening. Their contract
with the Salt Palace management calls
for three match races in all, and even il
Kramer should win the first race this
evening the second will be run The con-
ditions of the race call for single pace
makers, which will make practically the
same kind of a struggle as the one last
Tuesday night In all probability the
referee will give the pace-maker, who
ever he may be, instructions not to try
any sprinting on the wind-up, which will
turn Kramer and Lawson over for the
final jump in better condition for fast
work Kramer has announced that he
will leave for the east Immediately after
this race. In addition to the big event
a regular program will be run off
Ladies and children free at Wanda
more on La Dor daN
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HOT DAY AT PUTNEY.

Pufney, England, Aug. 30-The day be-
ing interselv hot. with haze over the
river, the Cambridge and Harvard Uni
veis.ty crews aid only light work today.
practicng starting and sprintng. A we'll
known Oarsman today said that Cam
bridge vastly excels Harvard In starting
and that this deficiency may be costly
to Harvard in the race. Harvard has ar
ranged for a full course trial tomorrow
paced by a crew of oarsmen from the
I.nndon Rowing club.
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TO SPORTSMEN.

twenty-five allottments for Duck
Shooting privileges will be sold to Sc
lected parties for the season of 1906 at
S25 each. Grounds Almy's Lake on
the Black Slough. Good club house,
barn, corral end outbuildings. Arte-
sian water. Apply Room AZ, Eagle
building No. IS West Second South
street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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CHAMPION TO DEFEND TITLE.

Chicago, Aug. S0.-TOmorrow Mrs. G. l.
Dering Of Midlothian. the present western
womans golf champion, will attempt to
hold, her title against Miss Frances Ev-
erett of Exmoor, champion Of 1904.
The semi-finals were played today, Mrs
Dering winning by one up in a game Of
twenty holes from Mrs w. A. Alexander
of Exmoor, while Miss Everett defeated
Miss Mira Helmer of Midlothian, four up
and three TO play.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-31

In this state II is not necessary to
serve a five days notice for eviction of
a cold Use the original laxative cough
syrup. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar No opiates Sold by Chas. Van
Dyke, ESQ Main street
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Continued on Page 10.
OUTING EXCURSION TO
GARFIELD.
rs Cents Round Trip

Via SALT LAKE ROUTE. Sunday
special train D. m. Visit the smelters,
enjoy the mountains and the Great
Salt lake. Special train returns $40
%. IN. Auspices Real Estate association.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24

cupied by Sam Ramage, He TOOK =,
second look and decided he was too
far up or too far down and he did no,
know which. Turning to the right ba
recognized Tom Yandell's house and
turning around there certainly was
Noble Boston's dwelling. therefore the
house before him was the home of the
widow Ramage.
Investigation revealed the effect Of
that wonder worker, paint. Paint il
like whiskey, 1t stimulates, Forty
dollars worth Of paint adds four hun.
dred dollars to the price Of piece Of
property. After placing two gables
on an extremely long plain roof and
painting the whole thing from top To
bottom il Is no wonder that old tim.
residents stop to look at the Ramags
property.
&c. c.hes- go and do likewise
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
Hampton.

The camp meeting closed Sunday
night with grand success and big
meeting. o
DR.. E. b. Hardin and wife, OF Nor
tons Gap, are visiting relatives at
Hampton.
Mr. Ed Sills, Of Mayfeld, returned
home Saturday after spending week
visiting friends, and attending the
camp meeting.
DR.. Collin Spell and wife, Of Louis
vile, are visiting relatives at Hampton
this writing.
Mr.. Ewell Hurley, of paducah, came
up to attend the camp meeting last
week.
Bud Hines, Of Memphis, is visiting
his father Of the Good Hope section
this week.
Hubert Wright. Of Paducah, came up
Saturday to visit his father, Mr.. Bob.
Wright, and to attend the camp meet
ing.
Miss Mary Rector. Of Covington. re-
turned home Tuesday after spending
several days attending the camp meet
ing and visiting Miss lnez Nelson.
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How's Thsl

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ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undo rsigned, have known 2.
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believe him perfectly honorable In all
his business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDISG. KIsSAs a MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catauh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Test
imonials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Fairview.
Heath is very good at this place.

Heath is very good at this place.
c;cr. sregrc~ing fine since the many
fine rains.
Our school is progressing nicely. Mr..
Luther Morgan. teacher.
Mrs. Mollie Kirk and Miss Hadie
Damron took flying trip to Salem
Wednesday,
Mr.. j. W. Wilson and family will
leave for Unionville, ILL.,, Tuesday. and
many tears will be shed.
Mr.. Eune Howard and wife visited
The family Of Mr.. Homer Grimes Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. jackson Hodge was in Fredonia
Saturday on business.
Sidney Long and Willie Massey took
load Of nice melons 10 Fredonia Sat.
urday.
Miss Cora Damron was the guest Of
Miss Ida Childress last week.
Mr.. ODE Kirk moved back to his
farm last Saturday.
Mr.. Win Watson who has been quite
III Of typhoid fever is improving nicely.
Miss Ida Childress was in Salem last
week on business.
Bro. Eli Eaton will hold a protra cited
meeting at this place soon.
MANY friends met at the Ring grave
yard Saturday. The graves were filled
and repaired considerably.
Miss Estelle Howard. Of this place.
was the guest Of Miss Lille and Lue
Cisco Friday.
Miss Cora Damron was in Salem
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Bill Damron was the guest Of
Mr. Sidney Long Sunday.
Miss Bulah and Hattie Wiring were
the guests Of Miss Ida Childress Sstur.
day.
Mr.. Till childress and wife were the
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. =. Howard, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hadie Damron was the guest
Of Mrs. Mollie Kirk Saturday.
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Starr.

Crops are looking fine, and every
thing on the boom.
Mrs. Sam Asher is on the sick list.
People are in a mighty hustle and a
hurry for the Association.
Well we had another fine rain Sun
day afternoon, prospects are we will
have corn bread next year If we don't
have biscuit, but nevertheless, we
cant always have things our way.
Mr.. Jim Riley has the finest tobacco
we have seen in this neighborhood.
Uncle Willoughby Guess has four
acres Of ground in corn, that he cleaned
up last year and put in corn this year.
He says he thinks II it keeps raining he
will make one hundred bushels Of corn
to the acre. He says it does him good
to see these rains and the corn grow.
George and Huley Guess made fly
ing trip to Marion Saturday afternoon.
W. H. Guess has the champion colt
Of this neighborhood, 1t is the Dixon
stock.
Sam Asher's cattle have the pink eye.
Uncle Jasper Order who has been in
poor health for a year or more, attends
his church meeting regularly.
Our hustiing saw mil man, Charles
Hunt, made a flying trip to Marion
Saturday afternoon.
There will be a protracted meeting
begin at this place September 5th-
Prof. j. B. McNeely passes thru here
every morning going to his school at
Copperas Springs. Mr.. McNeely is a
fine school teacher.
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Blaci;irn.
sicb-s around here.

No sielc-ss around here.
j " Tom Franklin who has been
paralyzed for some time is improving.
Clarence Davis is better at this
writing.
Several Of US attended the show at
Shady Grove Wednesday.
Rev. ]. 7. Davis returned Sunday
from Sturgis. He has been visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Nick Murray and family visiteC
their daughter at Fredonia Sunday.
Misses Clara and Bertha Davis visit
ed Mrs. Florence Frahck Saturday ant
Sunday.
Mr.. John Murray and Miss Rosa visit
ed Mrs. Hattie Wynn Sunday.
Miss frona Stembridge visited ais
Lena Mcconnell Sunday.
Miss Emma Brown passed througl
here Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS
Ruth.

The little child of Bell Rowland's il
still quite sick at the home Of it
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Stone. DR.
Todd, of Fredonia, is visiting it.
W. D. Moore has new buggy. Lee
me ride, Donald.
A. E. Brown and p. ]. Blackburn
have moved their saw mill to Rufus.
Jim and Smith Lowery, of Fredonia,
have been hauling lumber for Brown
& Blackburn.
L. O, Lowery made the usual round
on Fredonia Route No. l. Saturday
after a weeks lay off.
Mrs. Sallie Stevenson and Mrs.
Levina Moore visited Mrs. Moore's
daughter, Mrs. Lille Dunn, in the
Order neighborhood, day or two last
week.
N. B. Ethridge, our blacksmith
went to Fredonia Thursday afternoon
J. T. Morgan took produce to Prince
ton Friday and brought out load Of
goods.
Dan Vinson, Of Enon, was here
Saturday circulating petition asking
Judge Blalock to fix the road near
Robt. Cartwright on the Flynns Ferr,
road.
Tommie and volney Morgan hauleC
slabs from A. ID. Asher's Saturday.
There was baptising at Enon Sunday
Four were baptised.
]. R. B. Cole and grandson, master
Reuben Ray, Of Dogwood, were here
Mt mill Saturday.
J. M. Spickard has an acre of toDac'
ca which he thinks will make fourteen
hundred pounds.
J. 7. Morgan and wife ATTENDED
preaching ct Bethlehem last Sunday.
A little child Of Jas. Hardrick dice
Saturday night and was buried at the
Roland cemetery Sunday.
A good many from this neighbor-
hood attended the baptising q Enon
Sunday. After administering the
ordinance Of baptism to four persons
the. pastor, Rev. E. B. Blackburn. Of |
Marion, preached an excellent sermon
On missions. Two members, man and
wife, were baptised at one ceremony. |
7. W. Morgan went to Fredonia |
early Monday morning.
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Caldwell County Nan Dead.

The vi,i-si msH IN Caldwell! ecs..y
died Friday morning at the advanced
age Of pinety-hve years. and was
buried Monday at New Bethel
His name was William c. Martin
and he lived two miles east Of Fredo-
mia.
Mr.. Martin had been an invalid fer
eight or ten years. Mr.. J. N. Free
man Of this place Is bis nephew. No
man stood higher in Caldwell county
than Mr.. Martin. lie was a well TO do
farmer and leaves behind the follow.
ing children: Mrs. Jack Turlcy. Hen.
ry. RAs. Thomas and Presley Martin
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Iron Hill.

Mr.. Mel Register, of Henderson,
visited friends and relatives in this
vicinity few days last week.
The latest arrival is fine girl at
Uri Terry's.
Mrs. Olivia Walker and children, of
Blaekford, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John Butler is on the sick list.
Old Folks Day held at Sugar Grove
Saturday was enjoyed by all.
Miss Irene Stone, of Marion, is Wis
iting Miss Carrie Morse this week.
Mrs. John Baker. Of Admission, Mo-,
who has been visiting friends and rel
atves here for some time, returned
home Sunday.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. Low
Roberts is no better.
Mr.. Joe Lemon, wife and sister, Of
Tribune, visited John Buffers family
Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Stewart. Of Marion, who
has been visiting her father for the
past week, returned home Monday.
The musical at J. NJ. Walker.
Saturday night was largely attended.
Mrs. Z. L. Horning and Aunt
Sarah Mayes attended church at
Shady Grove Sunday.
Miss Kate Horning went to Blaekford
Friday.
hessrs. George Wilson and Walker
Cook were guests Of George Hill Fri.
day night.
Masters Elzie and Sedric Travis, Of
Nation, visited their grandparents
Of this place Saturday night.
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Farmersville.

The school here is progressing nicely
under the care Of Miss Adora Cart.
wright as teacher.
Mrs. A. b. Sigler and family, OF
Rufus, were the guests Of relatives
here Sunday.
DR.. Fletcher. Of this place, has
bought him farm near Liberty, and
will have his residence erected in the
near future.
Misses Esma and Mamie Brown, Of
Starr, are visiting their grandparents,
and attending the meeting three.
bob White" attended the meeting
regularly and made a splendid hand in
the choir, but shorty" says he will
have no more Of that
Miss Alice Drennon was the guest Of
Lem MeNeely Saturday and Sunday.
The protraeted meeting at this place
was a success. There were "a pro-
fessions and 20 joined the church and
were baptised Sunday evening at 3
O'Clock.
Mrs. Gregston is much better at this
writing.
Miss Eula Chambliss, Of Princeton.
was the guest Of Miss Dora and Matte
VanhoOser during the meeting.
DR.. Boitnott and Miss Minnie Cart.
wright, Of Friendship. attended church
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. MeChesney AT.
tended the show a, Princeton wsdnes.
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. IVES. Blevins were the
guests Of Mr. Harmon Lowry and fam.
lily Sunday.
The prayer meeting at this place Is
getting along nicely.
Rev. W. II. Moore filed his regular
appointment At Blackburn Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Throckmorton Is visit.
Ing friends and relatives In Morgan.
field this week.
Miss williamson. Of Fulton, was vie.
ting In the Sulphur neighborhood and
attended services here Sunday night.
Messu. Milton Brown and Fred
ianhooser attended the baptising At
mon Sunday.
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Chapel Hill.

Three shows IN one week will do fOl
awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Walker returned
home last week. They live at Adair.
vile now.
Percy Daniels il just getting over a
spell Of typhoid fever.
Our cemetery was cleaned off nicely
last week, we are glad to see this In
terest taken in our cemetery.
Miss Mabel MINER, Of Marion, was
visiting W. L. Adams and wife last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Daniel. OF Lola,
was II Mr.. stovalls last week TO see
their grand son who 70 sick.
Our school began on the 10th with
Is scholars and Miss Ada HIN a tea
cher.
I'd Young. Of Kelsey. vas visiting
HE brother, Ross. Sunday.
nn Prank Lloyd and Mn. Newton
Dollar. Of Frcdonia. was 81 Green
Jacobs last wssk 70 zee Mrs.. Jacobs.
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Health is good generally.
Crops were never better here.
Miss Beulah Nelson returned to her
music class after 1.-TWO weeks vacation.
Mrs. L. l.. Price spent several days
recently with Carson Franklin and fam.
lily near Marion.
DIR. j. Ernest Fox made q business
trip to Blackford last week, returning
Friday.
Our school is fiourishing, full attend
ance. Miss Pearl James, Of Marion, !;
welding the rod successfully.
D. w. Carter and little son are on
the sick list.
w. A. Davidson returned from his
home seeking tour of the West, vel
pleased. He filed a claim in New Mex.
leo.
Mrs. J. B. Carter spent several days
last week with Robert Guess and fam
lily, Of Pinkneyville.
Press Cisco Jr. has moved on Jane.
Carter's place.
J. L. LaRue and family visited il
Marion last Sunday.
Kay Farmer and family visitec
friends here last week.
DIR. J. A. Davidson returned from
Marion last week after several day.
visit among friends there.
Mrs. Mollie Nelson, Of Smithland
visited relatives here Monday and Tues,
day.