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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list of real estate
transfers for Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
Fidelity National Bank to William
N. Webb, 90 feet of . block B,
Woods addition to Rathdrum.
E. E.Season to E. II. Season, sw or
of section "a, township So north,
range west, 1920.
Marie Fisher to L. A. Savage, lots
1, 2, e, 7, 8 of section "a, township
As north, range l west, 81.
M. H. DagRett to q. McLaren, part
10 of section %, township 46 north,
range . west, 81.
Modern Woodmen of America to
Geo. s. McLaren, lot 5, block l st,
Marias, 81.
j. Fl. Warren to G. F. McLaren,
part of lots l, 2, and 5, of block 8,
St. Maries, 81.
Sadie M. Brown to Geo. S. McLar-
en-, part of lot of section %, town
ship 46 north, range 2 west, 81.
lAfred Lindster TO Geo. =. MGLar ::
en- hf of lot 6, block l, st. Maries.
81.
John W. Shelton to G. s. McLar-
en-, part of lot 10 of section %,
township 46, north, range west, 81.
Rachel Fisher tc G. s. McLaren.
lots ., 3, block ., st. Maries, 81.
Michael Moran to G. s. McLaren.
part of lot /, and all of lots 3, 6, of
block 2, st. Maries. 81.
Thomas b. Hay to g. S. McLaren,
part of lot u, section %, township
46 north, range west, 81.
Loretta Hays to Fred A. Black
we'll, lots 16, Il, IS, block F, Post
addition to RathdIum, $500.
j. NJ. Wood to Idaho d Washing
ton Northern railroad. right OF way
across sw or of section SO township
50 north, range west, $3.50.
j. A. Sigloch to same, right of way
across n eqr of sc or AMI NV or Of
sc or of section 36, township So
north, range west, S2UO.
A. w. Post to same, right of way
across lots and of section SO,
township 80 north, range vest, 81.
Same to same, right of way across
sw or of ne or of section 80, town
ship 50 north, range west, 1000.
H. L. Peters TO same, right of way
across N Inf 0f hlopk ~ uaofioy, QG
township 50 north, range 81 west,
$500.
Louis Larson to same. right Of way
across s hf of block s, of section Sc,
township 50, north, range west $50.
Valley Improvement company to
Mark Baskerville, tract Is, plat 8. of
Greenacres, $3.50.
Carl Esch to Idaho Il Washington
Northern railroad, right of way
across section II, township 81
north, range 5 west, s51I.2O.
Robt. t. Powers to Ray f. Haeer,
sw or of ne or of section 4, township
81 north, range 3 west, $1,000.
Charles A. stowe to n. B. Smith,
part of ne or of section Is, town
ship so north, range west, 81.
kootenai company to J. Wv hite,
lots Is, 10, block n, Rathdrum.
L. G. Curry to Stella t. Mullen,
lots IL, IL, block %. o'Brien's th Ird
addition to Occur d'Alene, 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23

New hall to rent every Thursday
and every other Monday night, Ida
no Mercantile company.
Clothing for school wear for boys,
the best made, at the Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
The Lake City Hardware company
is advertising a big discount sale to
take place tomorrow and not on Sun
day as announced in an obscure sheet
up the street. Saturday is the bar
gain day and the proprietors say the
store will be closed Sunday in accor-
dance with the rest law.
We can fit the boys 10 durable
school clothing and shoes. The
Idaho Mercantile company.
Jake Morgan, who resisted Officer
jackson while the latter was endeav-
oring to arrest him for drunkenness,
was fined yesterday SO and costs,
aggregating SIS for the city.
The best in clothing for the boys
at the Idaho Mercantile company.
F. W. Fitz has on exhibition a
choice lot of fruit, picked from Dali
ton garden trees. Peach plums are
splendid.
Ivan Frank makes clothing for
school wear. They are the best. The
Idaho Mercantile company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23
Aaaara.

Niagara Is a corruption OF me Seneca
word .'neagara." meaning across the
neck" an allusiOn 10 a strip Of land be-
tween the lakes The name has been
subjected to many changes since the
discovery OF the cataract. more than
thirty different readings being found IN
the writings OF the various early ex-
:Iorers and Biographies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23
CITY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 1853.


For plumbing, see Dezell.
Robert j. Reid, pastor of Wilbur
emorial Methodist church, is in the
ty visiting friends and enjoying a
cation.
Now is the time for pictures. All
nr good times renewed. KOdaks
m 81 up. Film and plate cam
of all kinds at the City Drug
mpany.
Mrs. 1. N. Baker, of Spokane, the
pther of Rev j. P. Barker, is visit
B the latter at his home at the cor
of Seventh and Wallace streets.
To make good bread use Ceretana
hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller &
mDanY
Misses Edith and Bernice Jones,
friends of Mrs. 7. A. Daughters,
visiting the latter this week.
y reside in Davenport, Washing
Photograph gallery, furnished, and
one office room to rent. Apply to
iN3 Occur d'Aleno street.
The local ball team returned last
aiNht from Standpoint, where it play
sa two games with Sandpointers.
A latter won the first game but lost
Aa game yesterday, which stood 7
% 8 in favor of the Occur d'Alene
'QFs. Our boys are making a rec
afd in the Inland Empire.
photographs with the neS light,
Nv finish, latest mounts at Burns &
gmond.
Hiss May Kipp is in Spokane
week where she visits friends and
es an outing allowed her from
toffice duties.
e have a hobby What is yourse
he new drug store of A. II. Port
will be opened in the Wiggett
PIX Monday. 1t is being nicely
Anged with fine fixtures and a
Fly prescription case.
lave your Kodak finishing done at
ms Il Raymonds, 209 IL Sher-
street.
Ar. and Mrs. William LAWS, old
nds of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Sulli-
are the guests of the latter for
eral days. They came from Ana
aa, Montana. Mr.. and Mrs. Sui
p were married at the LAWS home,
ago 30 that the ties of friend
are strong and Of an early date.
3 have hobbyl What is yoursY
e. Charles B. LeDean has been
Ill since Wednesday with ty-
2 fever. There is no change ia
condition.
e +. j. Guttman and get the
selection for your tall suits.
y. Canon, of the Brown Table
~ company, is Spokane visit
g. pday.
Ter three carloads of goods have
unloaded at tie Idaho Mercan-
company's big store the past
bays.
alter s. Smith, a recent arrival
St Louis. has accepted a posi-
at the Normoyls Hotel rs clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23
Can This se So?

Little Girl telling Of the Garden of
Edenl-Yes. mummy. Adam and Eve
lived very happily there till the evil one
came In the form Of servant--Cana-
dian Courier.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-23

The great hope of the world lies In
the fact that the fight for honesty new.
or lets up.-Springheld Republican
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

candidate for a county office he
SAID he could not consider a mat.
ter that would take him away
from his business. He is treas.
urer of the village and chairman
of the school board, and he looka
after that as parr of his daily
duties.
In writing Of BasaIt men we
regret 10 have 10 omit sketches of
VIM. II. Dye, Jos Dive, Richard
Dye and d. W. Arave; all old
settlers and active workers to
whom the community owes much.
In fact they are s" busy with their
own work aud pubic matters that
we could nor grt ANY time with
them, bnt W. want 10 assure orr
readers of their sterling worth.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11
NoEEAR DAVIS

This gentleman is native OF
Idaho, having been born at Mont,
pelier in March, 1866. His par
ents moved to Arizona in 1878.
and he engaged in mercantile pur-
suits in that state for thirteen
years. In 1890 he was married
to Miss Sigme A. Jacobson, and
they have six children.
In 1904 they removed to Ba-
salt, iuaho, where he and his
cousin engaged in business under
the firm name of the Davis Mer-
camille Company, aud their meth
DDS of doing things have won for
them splendid business. Mr..
Davis is not one who Graves pub
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

This gentleman was born in
Farina, Illinois, April "a, 1861.
He graduated from y the Southern
Illinois State Normal University
Ht Corboudale in 1891, but
whether he took time TO be a boy
between 'GT and 81, is doubtful
for after he passed the age Of
thirty he apent a lot of time chas-
ing butterflies in western states.
In school they call it the study Of
Lepidopteria, but as he gathered
insects and especially butterflies
for the Philadelphia Academy Of
Sciences, The National Museum
and schools conducting compre
hensive nature studies, it isn't ex.
actly right to condemn him for
that work since he enjoyed it and
made it pay. He taught in count
ny schools four years, was rrinci-
pal at Ava, Illinois, one year,
at North Evanston five
years, was superintendent of the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11
A. WRITTEN

A. Written was born in tine
State Of Maine and went to Cali.
fornia where he engaged in lumb-
ering and farming until 1891
when he came to Blackfoot. He
and Mrs. Whjften acquired ii large
tract of land about five miles
north east of BIackfoot, aud took
a leading part in constructing
canals from Snake River to re-
claim it. They were heavy in
vestors in what is known as the
Fox Canal and the BIackfoot Ir
rigation Company.
Mr.. Written is a man who at.
tends strictly to his business, is
good neighbor and a good bust.
ness man, and makes a success of
what he undertakes.
He engages extensively in
stock raising, and especially in
the better breeds of horses and
sheep. Whatever he does, he
does on a broad, comprehensive
scale.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

watermaster, clerk of the school
board aud precinct committeeman.
In the last campaign he was chair
man Of the west side delegation,
and was a delegate to the Repub.
lican State Convention.
Mr.. Williams was the first one
to agitate for the rural delivery
of mails on the west side, and al
tho it took two years to get the
first route established, much cred
it is due him for the presence of
three rural routes on that side now.
The farmer living several miles
from town has a better mail ser.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

vice than the man within The cit,
limits. When Groveland Pre-
cinct was established it was Mr.,
Williams that started the petition,
and if he will just continue e
start good things and push then
to success, the community vii.
doubtless take him into broader
account as it gains confidence in
his tact and judgement.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

in Denmark, June 80, 1861, and
came to America in 1875 with his
brother He lived in EIsinore.
200 miles south of Salt Lake Citv
for some years add came to Demp-
sey, Idaho, III 1896. la 1902 he
bot out the mercantile business of
6. W. Stowcll at Riverside. and
has since been building up very
prosperous business. Nature en-
dowed him W tn some traits that
are half the battle with the bust
ness man: he is quick, courteous,
good natured, "straighc as a
string" and always at his post.
If he has any bad habits they do
not appear at the surface, and
people who deal with him soon
learn that he does not need watch
ing.
In 1888 he married Miss Alice
Higgins of Elsinore, Utah, and
they have three children. While
living at Demsey he was the LOCAL
post master, and is now the clerk
of the school board at Riverside.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11
d. p. PRATT

d. p. Pratt of the Riverside
Stock Farm, came here in 1900
and established the Blackfoot
Sheep Company in connection
with Isaac Ericsson aud others
They were breeding "high grade
and "puro BRED RambouIetts.
In 1902 he bot out All interested
in the company, and came here
from Utah to personally look after
tha b,s;,oos T., 1ooo ha aia,.,..
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

p. j. Williams, of GroveIand,
was born in Goshen, Utah. Sep
TENDER %, 1878, and cAun 10
Chesterfield, Idaho, in 1880. lie
was educated in the district school
and at the Preston Academy.
In 1896 be went on mission
to the Prairie States, and was
president of the Nebraska Con-
ference tor two years. On his
return home he married Miss
Elosia Call, and was appointed
bishop of the Hatch Ward. He
came to Blackfoot in 1901, and
has served as road supervisor,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

w. 0. Young, Of Bryan, was
born in Summit County, Utah, in
1861. He graduated at the Uni
versity of Utah, and then took a
course at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
After completing his course he
taught an advanced school until
1898 and then engaged in mer-
chantile pursuits until 1898 when
he took up the work Of civil ongi
neering for railroads, irrigation
projects, and mining. AT one
time before irrigation became 50
popular, he became enthused with
project il the Snake River Va
ley, which contemplated the rec
lamation of a vast belt Of country
reaching from Dubois to Cham
paign Flats, a distance Of a hund
red miles, but capital was shy Of
such a mammoth undertaking, and
even now, when new empires are
being added to the sta'e, by
/
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

but the DISTINGUISHED Jas BalIing,
ton Booth Of the Salvation Army,
was at the same time lectnring on
how to relieve the coDgested cit
les by putting landIess man on
the manless land, and build up
new empires in the west. Booth
had a scheme for getting the peo-
pie out of the cities, and Young
had a scheme for supplying land,
but they didn't get together.
A company has recently been
formed to handle a portion of
this tract. and it looks big to
them, but really, they will only
do part of the main show, and
demonstrate what can be done on
a larger scale. Maps are in
course of preparation in the Re-
publican Office to show you more
about this in the near future, and
MIR. Young may share your SUI
prise at seeing part of his dream
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

lie life in political way, but just
wants to 60 on in earnest, unin-
terrupted mercantile work. He
enjoys his business, and looks to
that AS his proper sphere Of work.
When a caucus of bis precinct
asked HIM last summer to be
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11
Coming Events

Western Stock Show Association at
Denver, Col, Jan. 24-3O, 1907.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

titled with moves to get schools
or better schools; canals or better
canals; new industries, and more
comforts and mere enlightenment
for the home and the community.
When a proposition comes up to
build a sugar factory out there he
Will boost for it and work for it
and cut deep into his bank ac-
count to help pay for it.
He is the president and mana
ger Of the Arco Trading Company
aud spends a great deal of his
time looking after Il ..nrh of a
thousand acres } liz IL snort dis
lance from town.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-11

HANS PETERSON
Hans Peterson, the .eading
merchant OF Riverside, was born
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09

Patric Arts. sheriff 81 Groeuup ooa
q, and Jesse Wilson. Marshal Of the
town OF Greenup. were both sho, last
Ncuda, morning o. James " Wilson
OF HanginE Rock. o Arts is not bad
T. hurt. but Wilson is seriously wound
u. His head and BODY are Allied with
shot
The sheriff had a warrant for TIM
arrest OF George Col,in. half broth
er OF Wilson. and placed him under
arrest. VIXEN Wilson interiered and
demanded the release Of his brother
and enforced the demand by shooting
the sheriff. who was strack in the leg
by two shots Wilson and his brosher
escaped across the river to the state
Of Otss They were parsued by a
member Of men AMI resrossed the
river into Kentucky
Depsty ShaHf. 6 W Pattersaa AID
Marshal Jesse Wilson went g'on the
Koaucky side to intereep, thew. and
came up with them about four miles
above Greenup. when !. " Wilson
shu the Marshal down with shot
gan and Immediately started for the
Ohio side again sheriff Patterson
OF ened fire on him. hut wnhoG etfcct
When Wilson reached the Ohio stle
Of the river he was MEX by the Ken
tuokians on that side x the river.
They opened fire on him as soon az
he came In range OF hek revolvers.
nd he gave up
He was brought 10 Greenan had
h,e examining trial. and, not being
able TO give bond. went TO jan he
ana colvin both reside n HngiAg
Roek, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
MADliE

After a delightful visit 10 friends
aud relatives in Pikeville Misses Dol.
lie andLockie Damron have returned
home
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sturgen enter
tanned quite number Of their friend.
on last SUNDAY All expressed Them
selves as having a pleasant time
Mrs. c, HeaberIin aud children.
after apleasnt visit to friends RETURN
Cd to their honTe in Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Jef Meek unS-
gaest Of Mr.. and Mrs Jeph Meek sun
day
>e are having fine weather. good
cons .-ood health. The health at this
mace W., never better
We have good sunday School J
" Bradley .SuP' Joseph Hutchinson
assistant SUIT
think Uncle Zoe. Tor. some reason
thinks the Eyern cen sunday SCHOOL
tbs most interesting
Mrs John Frazier and granddaughter
Misses Dollie and Locke Damron ars
going to visit Ashland relatives The
week OF the Iawresce County institute
You Know Is
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
PoLLYs CHAPEL

Aphas Adams OF this place while
threshing wheat last week, came
near being cut up in the machine He
was hurt with several bruises about h
body
Mrs, Della Webb and little daughter
Marie, isvery ILL
School at this place is progressing
nicely under the careful management
OF Miss Hattie Webb teacher
Born to T. NJ. Clevenger and wife a
boy also to ~ v Large and wife a
girl.
= There will be services held here the
PM Sunday in August also the third
SunoSy in August, conducted by Rev
Rife anu Large.
We have an excellent sshool and a
good Superinte. Pdent
Lawrence Derif,reld of Trad passed
here Saturday
Mr. Clevenger. our lively merchant
at overda, is hauling goods rom ful-
lcrs station this week
Miss Mamie Kitchen. IS visiting her
sister at this place
DR. j. NJ Welman sens TO be call
ing on OUR friends at this place Qui
ct often
Nancy, Dowdy and daughter of oil
oville have been visiting at Nir Larges,
recently.
Mrs, Mary. Presley and Miss Liddia
Evans OF Irish Greek visited at Mr
Presleys aSturday and SUNDAY
Luther Pigg. from Busseyville Was
al Mr. webbs Saturday
Twin Wright who was shot by, sam
Large, is very i'll.
Mr.. West Kitchen, still makes fire.
quent trips to NJ. Brownings
W. NJ. Dowdy is visiting his parents
IL. Boyd County
Mrs. Laura Chains Of th!s place, lit
tie son Willie and daughter Hazelwas
the guests OF Mrs, Liyena Carter
last week
Oliver Sweasman and sister Miss
Ethel past here Friday Of last week
eLroute to Mr. Roberts of Cadmus..
Misses Martha May, Webb and Rosa
Browning were guests of Mss Stella
Cunningham of oIoyille Sunday.
West Kitchen and Miss Mary Brow
ming attended the Olioyille Sabbath
School Sunday.
Henry Hasch from this place went
10 Catlettsburg Sunday
D-.L Thompson has returned to Bur
well w Va
Jay Browning and sister MARI left
for Catlettsburg recently to visit rel
atives
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
BUCHANAN

Mrs Lizzie Burke and Mrs Phoeh
Kiigore OF Pittsburs. are yistinp
relatives here
Il u oldneld. Of Columbus. Is
business visitor here
Mrs R Compton has gone 10
Portsmouth for a visit with relatives
Miss Fannie FernaHdes. OF Knox
vile Team is the gsesi Of RELATIVES
here
Slr and Mrs 6 Buckley and
daughter Wilma have returned form
visit e, Este
Chas johnson. Of the y a NJ
MASON force speot SUNDAY AZ b1me.
Joe Compton has retsrned 10 shell
ny afNsr spending a few days az hame
Rev c " Psngbon filled aa apo
Ppinlmeut at Mary Moorer chapel
Lockwood. SUNDAY
] w Bostsk was here Monday
elroute home to Newcus Tor d short
,,sit He is con.ected win Browns
business college. Terre Hauts Ind
Miss Fannie Thompsgn. Of Horsefoy
was a recent visitor in Bgslaran
- I0ha AZ asa NArin. 81 Co
hmbus. are here spending Jew
a $500.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
DRY RIDGE

Died 2S Of July George J Whit
lie leaves wife and five childrenand
ahoss Of friends TO mourn his lsss
Form recently TO Sink Fugett 'zriid
wife alloy
Neal Moore has returned from Col
tinbus.
After a few days visit TO friends and
relatives. James Payne hes returned to
Columbus
Leecher Damron and wife and chill
dren are visiting his father at Pike
Rev. Kemper has been conducting
a protracted meeting at Daniels
Greek
II R Carter and wife Of Little
Blaine were visiting here sunday.
After short visit at Williamson,
Nlrs Annie Jordan has returned hope
Tug Roberts was on Lick Greek last
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
cIARrnE

Married on the srs, day 81 This
month Roscoe Baker 10 Miss Ruby
.rsuiels The bride 1. the daughter 81
} Daniels OF this place and a fine
Young lady Groom is the son OF j.
Bake Of oordel The maHiage oerc.
r essANas performed by Squire Berry
ot Matte
Died on the ,nd day OF this zouSh
tie infant Of IA Parks The remain,
we've taken to,he Preston grave. yard
ieor whitellouse for burial The be
r,ayed have the sympathy OF all
Last sunday WIS the saWament me-
ing time At the Freewill Baptist chuSc
on Little Blaine but ON account OF ha'
ng no wine the time was posiponet
Until he fSs, Of September
Owen o'Bren is very low.
The funeral u S,nah Moore. wHeoi
a : Moore will he preached at Charlie
the second sunday In September b,
Rev J L CoAley, g Pack and Georg'
Lyons A hearty welcome Is extend
Cd 10 an.
Rev, A II Miller preached at Little
Blaine last usDday Rev r Conlel
win preash At this the second sunda,
In this msnth
Ishusine and cOs~ls hauling sseeml
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09
The Best Paint

!. . .ss ] =: - y. :. : =. I
the manufacturers to be ideniicalIy
the same that thsy sell under a well
known brand at a fancy price By
Using the brand United states iu-
stead Of the brand under which the
leading manufacturers have made a
biz reputation We are allowed 70 sell
the paint somewhat cheaper We have
a full line We also carry the Par
agon. an exoellens paint
SNYDER HARDWARE co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09

Maysyllle. Ky, July ai.-The Hon
leslie Northineton and family mar
rcWly escaped death while out driy-
irg near Blue Lick sMingr The,
we're on the edge o. hill and met
al. automobile going at high rate
OF speed Their horse became fright
eaed and ran off upsettihg the W.
hicle and throwing tie occupants
over the bank Had it not been for
tire thick growth Of weeds they would
have been killed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09

Some Of the young folks from this
SchOolplaee viii give the Green Valley
Sabbath School visit soon
Willie Thompson. who was residing
az Pollys Chapel has resumed his bus
iress and is teaching School at Madge
Cephas Adams il improving some
Stree his accident
Heber Rife. OF Cadmus, calls on
friends quite often at this place
Some ones Darling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-09

While hauling logs on Greasy
creek, in Morgan county. FRIDAY last
Zen Faulkner was caught between a
snall aud large saw lcg. the former
being under and the latter falling
uron him breaking and crushing his
LETT Thigh Beside that he was IN
,l-ed internally his kidneys bcing
hstly bruised Medical aid attended
him tn his last moments and did
y bat they could 10 alleviate his lalu
lie died saturday about one O'Clock
and was buried in the Hazel Green
csmetery SUNDAY ahoat = O'Clock