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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
GRANDFATHER'S STORY.

Around Grandfather Hart's larga old
fqsbiora.a e~a-~Iooa ss..-,,,,,..,
" merry
group or children who had come 20 spend
ule Gay.
Altel "uch conf uslon an were settled
IN tne'r seats awaiting tor grandfather
10 l-sit MS pipe
Now grandfather tel us that Cood
oio stofy ABOUT the nrst Ihanksgiving. "
sa'u horace this t@Nor1te grandchild, by
inc way
- 40 joined IN an
" ell began srahciather. scratching
ms mead as Trying 10 think. Il viii
'elt II 10 you as II was toid 70 me
many many years ago the people OF
h-iisiald became dissatisfied with their
IeHsloh' so colony started out for Hol-
i""u' Where they heard mat they could
"oLsihp Zoo IN enY form they chose.
soon Iney heard or me great fertile
lands or virginia. where there was plenty
OF sun and pure air
Ai'er many computations they decided
70 ~ out a small vessel and start for
the most ionged-for Virginia
Ihey We're soon on the wild. rough
ocean ana atter many hardships and
tolls they reached IAN d bur To- tot the
sunny Nireinian coast but the Geld.
bleak coast Of New England"
hut why dian they come To- Nir-
giniat put IN htile curly-head,d Ella
he cause continued grandpa. they
didn't have any guides but their COM
pass. and with its use they managed to
reach New England.
AS I was saying" said grandfather
they We're very glad 20 see land once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
The Bra ging
Young Turkey

a Thanksgiving story with a Mo-all
The turkeys were disput,ng over a mat
Ter OK great Importance Now. It was Just
TINS; They We're holding a council to de-
eide which should be killed for the
Thanksgiving dinner at the house. Now
the turkeys knew that this was a very
large house. for it was Tor seemed TO
be TO them) hundred times as large as
theirs. Old gobble is talking now and we
will listen and see what he is talking
about.
y on very well know" he is saving.
that I am too old to be eaten. why.
two years ago I was told that I was
standing just where 1 am now when
heard the gate open and In walked cook.
1 wondered what she came here for az
that tlme Of the day But / was soon
10 md out, for she turned around and
rocked AT me Tor about d moment hut al
the END tnat time did not seem to look
SO very pleased, but shook her head and
said, lie u never do: why he looks 10 be
as ola as the nils Then she turned and
iooked at the rest OF them. After she had
looked a little while she turned and
caught young turkey that was standing
near me, opened the gate. and went back
TO the house looking very pleased And
tnat Is why / say IL Will be one OF YOU
young fellows that are very plump ana
lat that VIII be killed
Now when old GObble. who was con-
sidered very wise talked Ike this, they
knew tnat something was going 10 hap
PEN SO all the young turkeys hurried TO
Se- into "a corner of the yard where
COOK Cor she was expected to come at
any momenD could not see them very
vel. / said that all OF them moved out
or the way, but forgot 10 say that one
me- rat young fellow did not bulge
Now am sorry 10 say that this was a
very proud. young turkey. and thought
tlat because lie was SO very fine looking
tnat every thing and every body must bow
down % MIN and obey MN as II he was
thelr king. SO when old GObDle spoke he
Old not bulge. but stood and glared an
gryly at tro other turkeys Idiots" he
at last screamed, when ne thought he
had stared sufficiently. do you suppose
dare TO touch one of my feathers? Why.
1 would XIII her IN second. Now what
are all OF 70 ul0ughing at I would like
70 know You say you don't believe that
4 4 could do itY Wen. III snow you when
she comes In. Oh. but won't She
But we viii never know what she would
40. Tor the gate opened Just then and
WHO should walk in but cook herself AS
soon as she saw the turkey hat had been
Dragging that he would kin her III she
came near him she said: Aha the
very fellow" And before one could say
Jack Robinson she had caught him
and gone back TO the house.
Well said old Gohble. you see what
happened 10 this braggest. ana I advise
yous II you want to live a long time not
70 orag. f0r Christmas Is coming and
they viii want another turkey az the
house"
The other turkeys who had WATCHED the
proceedings IN silence now declared that
as long as they lived they would not be
caught Dragging Tor anything. And i
have reason TO DeliVe that they kept their
resolution. ALICE s. BAkkSDALE.
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NOVEMBER

I he leaves are fading and falling.
The winds are rough and villa.
The birds have ceased their calling.
But let me tell you. my child.
Though day by day AS 10 closes.
Doth darker and colder erow.
Ihe roots Of the bright. red roses
VIII Keep alive in the snow.
And when the winter is over
The boughs viii get new leaves.
Inc guam come back 10 the clover
And the swallows back 10 the caves.
The robin will wear on his bosom
vest that is bright and new,
And the lovellcst wayside blossoms
VIII shine with the sun and dew.
The leaves to-day are whirling.
The brooks are all dry and dumb:
But let me tell you. my darling,
The spring will be sure to come
Selected by LILLE MOORE.
Jarratt. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
A THANKSGIVING STORY.

Thanksgiving of this year comes on
the goth OF November.
All the schools and stores ara closed .
everybody has o. holiday. Nearly every
body has bigger dinner than usual
li't.c sam hto eaten all that Doe could
and when he went 90 bed DE said. II
am going 10 have another piece OF thar
turkey or bust His big brother heard
him ana resolved 10 break his Young
brother ~ being SO greedy. About -
O'Clock sam went downstairs. lie had
tut..a tue turAey Out on tlc table and
had started 90 eat when che door opened
and lu stepped Sans brother with "a
sheet over him. He said I'm "a grun voice
80 nave caught the greedy boy 90
this house at last. / dislike greedy boys
ana ! am going 90 take YOU and pat you
ln the pen of Gmttous."
foor sam was -u frielfened that he
dropped his fogN Ino SIN upstairs as
fast as ne could
After that Eo W. ..... er.cd.. all
WAS always Dltielt at meals
JEANETTE EARL DILLARD.
Iunstan, Va, H. =. u. Nc. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
The True Spirit
of Thanksgiving

Dear Children OF the Club:
Thursday is Thanksgiving Day. and we
have arrived at the greatest festival OF
the year. next 20 Christmas Itself. Now,
! am sure each one OF us is very thankful
Tor an the blessings OF the past year:
but u Is not enough TO Just say we are
thankful You know the old saw says.
Actions speak louder than words: go
y you are really thankful you viii show
= Boy your behavior. One way 20 prove
that you appreciate your home and friends
- 20 Pee bright and cheerful and uncom-
planning. I remember reading years ago
81 a little girl who was thankful for It
all as she said. when the "an" meant
only salt and potatoes and meal for
bread She was "A cripple and very poor.
set she was truly thankful. and she
showed Il by the cheerful face she turned
T. her mother when times were partic-
ular.y hard
Perhaps tho best way 20 show that you
nre thankful is 70 Try TO tighten the bur
Gems % others. Many OF sou showed that
you understood the true Thanksgiving
splrit" in your stories this week. when
you wrote of the many ways IN which
even the smallest children could aid in
celebrating Thanksgiving Day OF course.
many ~ you cannot actually give money
or clothes or food 20 the poor. but each
and every little boy and girl has the
chance 40 DO some little kindness or speak
sonc pleasant word that will perhaps.
Do worth more tlan money or what money
could buy. Let every member OF the T.
J. g. G. try 50 o. celebrate Thanksgiving
Day
Before close / want 20 say just one
thirE more. DO not think that YOU are
@ fe happy and grateful on Thanksgiv-
inr J 81 only. OF course. the day has been
frt apart fQr public and special thanks
giving hut you ought 20 be just az
grateful and appreclatlfe IN your heart
on every other day in the year az you
are Oh this Every time anything partic-
ularly pleasant happens 70 you you ought
- thank God in your heart. whether YOU
c1 go openly or not
just now am thankful 10 James Henry
Joynet tor The gaiax leaves he sent me.
They arc beautiful. and have wreathed
ms i4Flrlte motto with them With very
hcst wishes Tor a happy Thanksgiving
Tor al tae members. / am
THE EDITOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
THE PILGRIMS.

over came the Pilgrims
To this snowy shore.
And landed and built holses,
Some without door
They had left their native home
That they might worship God.
And for this reason they had
TO live in "a house made OF mud and log.
Then they appointed day
That they should eat and pray.
And praise the God above
For his goodness and his love.
The indians came from far and near.
Some brought wild turkey ana some
brought deer.
The men killed turkey and game.
And brought them home whom they
came
LESLIE WAMACk.
23l0 L. Clay Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

cent always says when we shall have f.
j. is always Oh Thursday in November.
w hen the frost IS on the pumpkin and
the fodders in the shock" Then we
know Thanksgiving is coming
Mother, / am not sure about that last
Why. Tommy; 7 think it's al richt."
ANA anyway 10 won tho prize.
KATE LEACH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

IN the dining-room. where their Thanks
giving dinner was waiting for them
with a big roast turkey and "a carving
knife at grandfathers plate.
JULIA OMOHUNDRO.
SOB Floyd Avenue. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
LAST WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

En- > PRIZE WINNERS.
MS list was omitted last Sunday
through an oversight.
Mary S. Lynn. OF serusas, Va, for draw
ing entitled "A Royal Bengal"
titled "How the Kitten Saved the su.
YER"
Wesley Young. r. r. .. NO. Z. CITY. for
story entitled THE Hero Of the Yellow
Tavern"
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

TIE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.
HUGH Haoen. Fife Post ONCE. ooochtsns
county Va. fer drawing entitled THE
Day Before Thanksgiving"
Fannie Barksoale, Elkhorn. ". Va. for
story entitled THE Greatest Of These
Is Charity"
~. Louise Fleetwood. Disputanta, Va. fo-
story entitled Mothers Thanksqi,gno.p
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR THE WEEK

OON 1iSo CHS FOR THE WEEK.
Aree Olive ~ hester Waldo,
Anderson. J.. y. Learv. Nor. Il
buchanan, y 4. LicterEcr. Ella NJ
b1ttS, II nfAid McGace. Mary
Bonner Emma Martin. John
Ear,sialc Anne r. Morton. Niruinia T..
Eeale Mary Mickey. Ethel i.
binsnam. Myrtle = Mitchell. Mildred
ltoze. jose Mitchell. Kate NJ
I-f"e-i lfsinla Mears- I4ttleton II.
Irice. ta5son T. Morriss. Zela T.
Harksdale. +. p. Moore. lille ~
lafks41le, Alice Martin. Helene
Furwel. Baldwin Nestor William
'AAdrey. Frayser Omohundro. Julia
Carroway. Gertrude Patteson. paisv 7
'Hffnneriaine. Helen Patterson. J. 3. IT.
t'9ner. Gertrude Perdue. Mary
Curtis Drummond Peters. Italena
tonN, Elsie, Poole. Myrtlo
cross. Helcy T. Regnier Nellie
Carson. Willard Robertson. Merle
'oSseL annie Rogers. While
'arleton, Michaux Robertson. Samuel L.
'hNds. John Roberts. Corinne
Dilard. Jeanette Sweeney, James
LN"arAs. Julian Shapcro. Frances p.
Engleby. Marie shaperO. Florence
Epes. JacQuehne Sewers GLADYS
Evans. Florlc Slaughter. Hattie Z.
evans j. Arthur spindle, Josephine
FOX. James J. Sydnor. NoveIa
Fleetwood. NJ. L. Starke Minnie
fleming jamie Spencer. Clarence a.
Guy f. May Scott. Eleanor c.
Goodman. Margaret Terry. Edgar
Goodwin. " r. Thomas. Harry L
Cray. Marrie Trexler. While
Gary, Lena Thiveatt r Viola
Hart. s. j. Taylor. Grace
Hpicher. Clara Trexler. Minnie
Hayne. benjamin Vaughan. William
Hundley. Beryl W. Wood. Arthur O.
Haden, Hugh White, Irvine
lroy, Rehekah White. Mamie r.
Joyner. James TT. Womack Leslie
Jackson. Charlie WhItnorne. Maude
Johnson. NJ. Cassie Watts. Marguerite
Jennings. Marguerite Wells. Julia c
klrkman. Clay
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CON SlSOlO hS FOR LAST WEEK.
Akers Louise Johnston. Jennie
Agee, ollNe Joyner, James II.
Abbott Edward King. John Q.
Beal. Mary r. lawson. Katherine
Beal. Nelson Lambert. J. Howard
Beal. Charlotte Lynn. Mary s.
Beal, Sue +. Matthews. Atwood
Barksdale. Anne r. Martin. John
Baker. Joseph w Munson. Nicholas p.
Barksdale. Fannie r. Maxey, Lois
Baber. Julian r. Mears. Littleton II
Boxley, Carrie Mercer. Caben T.
Bailey Louise May. Evelyn
Bingham. Myrtle Mackey, Ethel p.
Bulitt. Julia Pitts. Marjorie
Brown. Frances Pitts, Ruth
Cox Essie r. Roller. John
Cordes. Amanda Rosenberg. Honey
rordes August Ransone, NJ. Louise
Carraway Gertrude Reamey,
Eleneay, Norma s. Robertson. Sam. l..
Chambliss. r. A. Simpson. w. T..
Flkns. Mona r. Sydnor. Novella
Folkes. Minetree Stern. Marie
Goodman, NJ. r. Shoemaker. r. L.
Goldsmith Fannie stephan. Marie
Gilman. Elsie stephan. Emelia
Cartwright, Anne Trent. Jessie F.
Earlick. Louise Tench Mary l..
Hulcher. Clara Turner. Maria L.
Iiunnicutt. Myrtle wilkins, Ella NJ.
Hutzier. Harold Ward Rose
Bunncutt, Saliie Whithorne. Maud V.
Herring. Mary G. Williams Cotton
Hutzler, Flora Woody. Frances r.
Ingram, Dorothy Young, Wesley
johnson, Annie /. Young, Ruth.
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THE PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT
Answers.

To iumbied cities and towns in Brazil:
A-naos. Cuyaha. Bahia, Para, RIO dc
JalelIO. fcruamDucD
BY WALDEN HESTER.
lexington. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Jumbled Eiris. J. Ruth. . Sarah. g.
Bessie. {. Sulie. g. Myra- g. Nav. :.
Annie. s. Emily g kdith. Iu Aadge. ~
Elk IIiu. Va RUTH PITTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Jumbled boys names: Carl George.
Henry, Thomas Leonard, Wavcrlv. AL
bert, Lee. NICHOLAS MENSON. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-I saw my letter in the T. d.
2 G page. 50 Z VIII sons ycu the poetry
had for you. hope Il viii be nice enough
% publish Please send me a badge Your
member. MAUD V WHTTETFORNE
Sls E Main street. Richmond. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-I read your letter IN the paper
about our drawings for THANKSGIVING - I
thought l would send mine In to-day I read
the paper and look at the drawings every sun
day Hoping mine win escape the waste
basket, and best wishes for you and the mem
beers, 7 remain yours
DRUSEAdoND CURTIS. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor,-I will write you a letter hop
ing that you Will excuse me for waiting a
long to write. Enclosed you Will ma a draw
ing that ! hope will be good enough TO pub
Nsh- close with much love 70 YOU and
members LEONARD BUTTS.
lynchburg Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
Letters From
The Children

Dear Editor. Enclosed you will fnd A draw
- MIlch nope VIII escape the waste basket
We are going Co move to Indian TERRITORY
nohAs1- must close now. as it Is getting
1919 Ivy street, City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Edttor.-F'nciosed find soma OF ny
CRAVINGS. hope you viii not see nt 70 nut
them ln the waste basket. I wish 70 become
a member OF the T. u. c. G.. I beg 70 re-
no'n. Your little friend.
Fife Va HUGH uADFVy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear EditOr.-I thought I would write and
send you drawing. as have not written for
a long time hope IL Is good enough to
print am glad that Il - showing ana 1
reckon other members arc glad, too. I viii
close. hoping the club success. with love TO
al the members From your member
4o4 W. Cary Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor,-I am very much Interested IA
your club, and I would like 10 Join now. as l
have been wanting 20 Join for a long time
Please send me badge soon as y0n can.
Ny address IS No. - Third Street Southeast
Roanoke Va our friend.
I,-al Se. Va GRACE TAYLOtt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor,-Enclosed you will md some
lumbled words, which I hope Will escape the
hungry waste baskets mouth. School haa
opened and am in the eighth grade We
have three teachers. The school is r.araed
Green Bay High school, and we have dfty-
nine scholars on roll 7 am glad winter is
nearly here. must close for this time WISH
ing the T D @. G. much success remain
your true member
MILDRED p. MITCHELL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-Enclosed you viii md A little
piece OF poetry 7 think Il Is real pretty: hope
II won't ind its way 70 the waste basket 7
viii try 70 send YOU something about Thanks
giving next time The weather is getting real
cold now but that doesn't have any effect On
the club members I think the PAGE "a i'm
proving every week. 1 viii close.
Your member.
ZELA TRUEHART NORRIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-I certainly was glad to see
my piece In Sundays paper. am going 70
try Tor the Thanksgiving page I have not
seen story about THANKSGIVING in three or
FOUR years, 50 I am going to rncks a mess .
OF story Hoping 20 see u IN print I am
your member. WI T JULIEN Jr
Burgaw. " c.
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Dear Editor.-P1eass dnd enclosed a puzzle
q ''Jumbled Names" OF which would please
me 20 see next Sunday IN the paper. I am
a member Of the club or T. d. c. c. but
have lost my badge. I wish you would send
me another one. Yours truly.
So15 D. Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Edi,or,-I hope by my long silence I
nave not been forgotten. enclose you a
4 hanks giving poem ! hope you may NOT
you last have nice. new baby sister she
Is now seven months Old. and has hve teeth:
ner name is Ruth Hanson Buchanan Ruth Is
a name from the Bible. and Hanson 10 AFTER a
itlcnrnond gentleman that has been 50 nd
20 mother / hope you and all the chiidr
are al Well and you all may enjoy a happy
thanksgiving With love FOR you all I am
Your little girl.
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Dear Editor,-I have received my badge
Tor sending a ship 20 the Office. 1 thought I
would send something else, I would Ike
70 see the picture IN the morning. lines
Dispatch 7 have no more to say. Yours truly.
JAMES SWEENEY.
1loe y. Twenty-dr5t Steret. Fatrnount va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-As Il has been a fonE tina
since ] have written. I thought I would send
IN drawing wish 70 see II published.
Please excuse me Tor not writing with Ink
as haven't any school. 1 viii close With
love % the club members 7 remain yo,fr
club member. MYRTLE poor n
Danvflls Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Dear Editor.-As I Ike the t. D. c C paxe
very much am going 10 Join II. and would
like my badge as soon possible My Sister
Anne has written some stories for the page
and hope mine will be nice a. I think
her Enclosed you Will ind a little story
that 7 would. like 20 published Hop nE
the club children VIII have many nice stories
Tor the Thanksgiving page. I am your new
member. ALICE s. RARKSDAI.F
Elkhoru. W. Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-08
TWO STEEL BRIDGES
To Be Erected Across caliahsn Creek
at Appslschia.

On Tuesday Of this week the
Board of Supervisors of Wise
County awarded a contract for
the construction of two steel
bridges at Aphalachia, one
across the old bed of the river
and the other across Callahan
Greek. The bridge across Cal
lahan Greek Will be about $50
feet in length and Will contain
both wagon and walk ways.
The two bridges viii be built
Of steel and when completed
Will cost the county S5,0o5.Oo.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-08
xpIHxsxSr ENTERTAINMENT.

The guests of Hotel Eugene
were invited TO assemble in the
parlors OF that popular hosiery
on last Saturday evening TO
witness the first performance
of the Junior Lyceum Dramatic
Company of Big Stone Gap, in
the one act drama. "An Inter
rupted Proposal" which was
rendered with much credit to
the players. and was well re-
ceived by the very intelligent
and appreciative audience
who insisted on its being play
ed the second time. Misses
/ Catherine Lowell and Helen
/ Mccormick accompanied Miss
/ Madge Dingess on the piano m
/ the song "Blue Bells, i'm
mediately after which the play
proceeded
The following players par
ticipated
Simon Banks. as Mr. stone
Miss Madge Dingess as Mrs
stone: Miss Sarah Lowell az
+ Miss Helen Stone. Miss Florenc'
Mccormick as Betty the ser
want girl. VI. ID. Adams as Mr.
Tracy. admircr of Miss stone
Eugene Brown the successful
rival. as Steve Howard.
The whole company ployc
their parts Well and Misses
Dinress and Lowell d.serv
especial mention. as their act
ing showed considerable talent
as well as careful preparation
This company VIII bee hear
from llI.r
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Br mutual agreement tLe firm % Rich.
moud & Rnbou5n at Cadet is dissolved
Richmond retiring from the firm aud Hi
bourne continuing the business and assnm
ing an debts of The old firm
- &. ". klbourn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-08

Luke Dixon, representing the
Knoxville Sentinel, was IN town
this week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-08
Mrs. ]. F. skeen went to Gin

millinery and dry goods.
CHI. Dickinson and w. r.
Young, of Preacher, were IN
town last Thursday on bust
ness.
Hugh Palmer left last week
for Speers Ferry TO take charge
Of the plant furnishing light for
the tunnel being constructed at
that place on the South & (
Western railroad.
Mrs. Young and Mrs Boggs,
OF PreachIar. were visiting Mrs
/ ]. W. Robinette this week.
Buy your groceries at Robi-
uette's.
Mr.. ! II. Catron and Asbery
/ Nahon. Of Scott County. We're
visiting !. W. Robinette ON
business Saturday and Sunday.
ID. II Bruce spent Saturday
and Sunday at COeburn visiting
his step-mother, Mrs. Julia h.
Bruce
. Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Fox left
, Saturday night for Louisville.
where they viii reside IN the
future. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox have
many friends here. vino regre.-
ted very much 90 see them
S leave. but wish them much sue
& cess IN their new home.
"The proof of the pudding is
{ the eating Come and see us
% before buying and we Will con-
vince YOU that we have the best
n line of Carpets, Rugs. Matting-
o and other house furnishings MI
town for the price.
w. T. NICKELs.
j. b. Skeen. a prominent
farmer of Turkey Cove. Le,
D. County. was in town Tuesday
on business.
.- Mr. Gilbert n Knight ha
again taken chaI-c OF '", 81.
stone zap os'' ''I w, '' .t
.d welcome nam PACK 'ilo y.
~ field Tie Is not only capaoi
newspaper man. out q most cN
cellent gent.eman-'aie Nil
ee / Herald
rs
,5 Mrs j. " Robucttewii NE
it homefoIks in Lee County tn
latter part of Tins week
Doe
POI. ID. h. "Io'noi ''" ~
b County mas o'"1
.. tom a. 80 0'''> 'l r'''' 80
lnl7 place. anu Wy ,'' '.'' 2 . 2
ies
i"7 .,....t.,+ l..,,. ~,,
'- IL, ~ y. ', ~. .i,. l.st ni,ons,s
"' 'i '' ''''' ,f,-,.., Rp.s
fra c,,rt, Treasurer IA 4. Ba
H. ~., ,-.,t to Wise Tuesday
ofI L,.,re.s
~
Mrs ID. h. hostlc ls comm,
60 her room this week with
.,5 very severe 0'''' 0' "
Mis-. rii,abath Fox ON hci.
,nrn from A-hville stopped