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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-15
A Universal Message,

''The message of salvation was of uni
Versal application He took the origin OF
peoples and divided them into three races,
viz, the yellow. the black and the white,
and showed that the internal working OF
these. in their systems and their Religion,
was applicable to themselves only and
could not possibly have in them world
wide capacity Then by way of contrast
he very deity showed that in the Chris
tian religion there existed great III
SEPARATION to faith in such measure as 10
form q universal brotherhood of fellow
ship and service, whereby every kindred
and tongue and tribe and nation OF the
earths inhabitants could find in Chris
tianity d solution of all the problems that
encompassed their lives. Herein was
system, wherein every other religion there
was no system. Christianity meant cit
izenShip. and citizenship was dependent
upon conduct, conduct upon character and
character upon Christ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-15
Superiority of Christ.

Here the speaker showed the superiority
of Christ i'm the gentlest of his feelings
to the humblest of his believers. to the
fOrceful character of his nature in build
ing system of religion that bears no
comparison to other religions. but was
unique i'm that il encOmpassed and super
seeded all of them in its applicability to
ali conditions of mankind in every cline
and in every nation. lie went on further
TO show that this universal message bore
a message of grace TO all peoples. While
other religions had in them the element
that the recipient Of religious favor had
TO bring something as a gift, here
was a religion that asked no gift but q
contrite and humble heart that might re-
CeiVe as a free favor remission Of sin and
"a personal Savior to abide in the heart
In closing he spoke briefly on the mes
sage as a message Of restoration wherein
the individual might find peace for war,
love for hatred. JOY for sadness and hope
for despair.
The choir rendered an anthem entitled
Angels Of Jesus in q very impressive
manner
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Golden Rule encampment has a meeting
tomorrow night.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Oklahoma Valley.

Walter Venn is delivering corn to ]
II. Payton.
Rev. Glendenning is holding a pro-
tracted meeting at the Advent Church
in Tuskeego.
Lizzie Hickman spent Sunday with
Myrtle Brown.
Lew and Charles Payton attended
meeting at Tuskeego Wednesday night.
Bert Hickman was Kellerton caller
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moneysmith called on her
daughter Mrs. John Burke Thursday.
Rev. Fight has been preaching at the
Baker school house the past week and
will continue another week.
Mrs. Jesse Wion called at ]. IT. Paytons
Friday evening.
John Smith delivered hogs at Tuskec-
go Friday.
Ode Creveling spent Sunday with
Roy Brown.
Meetings will continue two weeks
longer. Everybody invited.
Chauncy Bogue made his regular call
Sunday at J. II. Payton's.
Ronald Hickman spent Sunday with
Rothmer and Dale Scott.
Glenn, Grace and Roy McGahuey went
on visit to Van Vert Saturday.
G. McGahuey has been delivering corn
at kellerton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Garden Grove.

Al Smith and Miss Ida Smith and
their mother who have been at St.
Cloud, Mimi, returned last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Culver loaded their
household goods Monday and moved to
Charlton, where Mr.. Culver has posi-
ton in the Charlton Dry Goods Co.
store. -.
Elder L. M. Kob went to Pleasanton
Saturday to conduct services and re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson, of near
Leon, came Sunday to visit at the Jake
Bixler home, Mrs. Bixler be ing very ill.
Mrs. John Mendenhall, of near High
Point, went to Grand River Monday to
visit at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Young.
Chas. Mcclure and wife who were at
Humeston visiting Mr.. McGuire's
parents returned Monday.
Walter Miller, G. D. Malette and
Henry Doolittle went to Des Mo;nes
Monday. 'oS
A. W. stearns, of Promise City, was
here visiting his family few days last
week and returned Monday.
Mrs. l.. W. Sullivan is quite ill with
the erysiplas and a trained nurse from
Ottumwa is here caring for her.
| Siyue 0dfCoH returned saturday from
trip to Chamberlin, S. D., having
started to commence operations on his
claim, but on account of the bad wealth
er returned.
Rev. Wright. of Osceola, was here
last week holding meetings at the M. F.
Church and returned Monday.
Several masons from here went to
Humeston Wednesday evening of last
week to attend a school of instruction
that was being held there.
Charlie v illiams. of New York, who
has been here visiting his brother, W.
A. Williams, went to Iowa City last
week.
The Country Culture Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
D. Mallette last Friday evening and
several from town were invited. The
subject for the evening was New
England and the program was very en-
pertaining as we'll as instructive. B'b7,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alcorn entertained the
people of their neigh borhood the latter
part Of last week in royal manner.
On Thursday evening they entertained
the older people, Friday evening the
ye ung people AMI Saturday the children.
They have sold their farm and expect
soon to leave it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Frazier who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. Knapp returned to their
home in Council Bluffs Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Pleasant Valley No. 2.

Walter Trowbridge is some better.
His brother and wife of Missouri came
to visit with him few weeks.
Mrs. Louisa Wadsworth is lots better
and is able to be up and around the
house.
John Ramsey and wife have a fine
daughter, who came to their home last
Saturday night. It being their first
child MIR. Ramsey is busy watching it
grow.
Mrs. Joseph Young Gi d Jan. 18th
and was buried the 10Th, in the Young
cemetery by the side of her little babe
who died a few days before.
Miss Ida Acton is very sick again
and is so low the doctor calls every
day.
Allen Pence and wife made trip to
Grand River last Monday.
Geo. Acton, of Sand Creek, called
on John Actions Sunday.
Henry Immersion made trip to
Tennessee last Sunday to call on lady
friends.
Mrs. w. Munyon and daughter and
Mrs. Isaac Poland called on Mrs. Louisa
Wadsworth one day last week.
Grandma Brammer has been visiting
Mrs. John Ramsey the past week.
Dan Ward is nursing very sore
hand.
Leonard Poland takes the belt for
killing rabbits. He recently killed
sixteen in one day and wasn't out all
day either.
John Mckee has been suffering with
the rheumatism.
Mrs. Isaac Poland called at John
Actions last Sunday.
Arthur Wycoff was a visitor at Henry
Brammers the past week.
For some cause unknown to us the
meeting at the Baptist church in Grand
River failed to commence as announced.
Oliver Vanderpool and William Mum
yon are both improving.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
r. F. D. No. 2.

| Ga ner and Cannon sawed wood fo)
Z. ]. Griffin Friday.
Mrs. Jane Lille and family. also Cud
Carter and family spent Sunday at
Johnson's.
Misses Alice and Bess Sullivan anG
Mary Barrett spent Saturday night and
Sunday with the formers sister, Mrs
7. J. Griffin.
Geo. Evans and sister Miss Julia, were
Leon callers Saturday.
Mrs. Katie Hickman visited with he1
mother. Mrs Mullin.
Mrs. Chas. Chastaia is very sick at
this writing.
Lewis Hamilton spent Saturday with
his brother, Earnest.
Misses Ivy and Pearl Lentz left Sat-
urday for Andover, Mo-, to visit few
days with home folks.
Mrs. Edd Griffin spent one day last
week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia
Griffin.
Miss Mary Flynn is visiting he1
sister, Mrs. Kate Griffin.
Mrs. Bertha Evans called at Wayne
Gammon's one day last week.
Wayne BrysOn and daughter Miss
Cleo were Leon callers Saturday.
Several from these parts attended the
old time hop at Walter Clay's Friday
night.
Fred Barrett, Johnnie and George
Minor and cousin, Ray Marvin, Miss
Lula Newcomer, Clifton and Mergie
Mills, Joe Dale and son Chester, were
Leon callers Saturday.
Misses Elva and Pearl Evans are
slowly improving at this writing.
Geo. Evans made his Sunday evening
call south.
Emmett Bryson and Miss Elma
Kimport attended the dance at Walter
Clay's Friday night.
Guy Garner visited Sunday with the
Lille boys.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Tuskeego.

Rev. Glendenning is holding meetings
at this place.
Mrs. Whittier is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. Huffmans moved to the McLease
farm last week.
Several of the neighbors gathered at
Walter VEINS Saturday evening to
have an oyster supper and social chat.
Mrs. Ike Payton went to Decatur City
Saturday returning home Sunday.
Mr.. Strait returned home Wednesday
evening from Mt. Ayr. i
Walter venn Sundayed at John Buseys.
Grandpa PaytonS and John Wyon had
business in Tuskeego Saturday and took
dinner at A. Payton's.
A wolf took six grown geese from
Mrs. Payton one night last week.
Wolves are very numerous in this
locality.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Lamont

Rev. Campbell filled his appointment
at the M. 3. church Sunday morning.
The Athenians gave "a very interesting
program at Graceland Saturday evening.
3. H. Longacre returned Monday from
Coweta, Indian Territory.
There seems to be several cases Of
scarlet fever in our city.
Mrs. Mary Hathaway, mother-in-law
of Id. Clum, died at his home January
y. The funeral services were held at
the house Wednesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. H. A. Stebbins.
Bert Ray was a Lamont caller Sunday.
The Epworth league was conducted
Sunday evening by Harry Tapscott.
Charlie Patrick, transacted business
in Lamont Saturday.
W. H. Barnes and son, Ben, attended
the funeral of an old friend at Davis
City Friday.
Bert Widdup departed Saturday for
Canada, having spent several days with
his friend Walter Longacre.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Franklin Center.

| Those who spent Monday evening at
| the home of j. w. Worden, were Mrs.
| Charley Worden and son Newman, Har-
vey and Lottie Worden, Bell Stephens,
of Des Moines, Mrs. Charley Meacham
and son Lawrence, Frank Worden and
wife.
Miss Pearl and Anna Pollard spent
Sunday with Miss Ina Fronk.
Floyd Lillard and wife spent Tuesday
evening at Frank Worden's.
MIR. and Mrs. Charley HI G g spent
Monday evening at Charley Worden's.
Miss Bill Stephens spent Thursday at
]. H. Delk's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Judd were shopping
in Weldon Saturday morning.
Those who spent Sunday at Charley
Worden's were Arthur Worden and wife
two dau. liter Loren and Luce, Morris
Pollard, Frank Worden and wife.
Ben Easter was caller at Charley
Worden's Sunday morning.
Mrs. Hugh Smith was shopping in
Weldon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lillard attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ben Graves at Vel
don Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Short spent Friday
evening at Ross Judd's.
The Thursday Afternoon Reading club
meet with Mrs. Tom Boyce last week.
Pick Worden made his regular Sunday
evening call at Charley Meacham's.
Charley Worden is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hacker were
calling at J. w. Worden's Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charley Worden and Bell Steph-
ems spent Friday with Mrs. Frank War
den.
Floyd Lillard and wife spent Saturday
evening at Frank Worden's.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith was calling on Mrs.
Hugh Smith Saturday morning.
Newman Worden was caller at Ira
Shorts Friday.
Miss Anna Pollard spent Saturday
with Mrs. Arthur Warden.
Miss Mable Meachan spent Sunday at
home.
Jimmie Finkbone was bailing hay for
Arthur Worden last week.
Ira Worden attended church at We'll
don Sunday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Kighbriar.

Quite few were skating on Little
River Sunday.
Pearl Blakesley spent Saturday with
her cousin, Opal Poole.
Geo. Moore called at G. G. Campbell's
Sunday.
Ray Marvin, Walter Moore and Geo.
Minor were on the streets of Boothtown
Sunday.
]. B. Dale was Leon caller Saturday.
Walter Blakesley spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Alley Woolsey's hand is some better
at this writing.
Misses Myra Blakesley, Merl and
Pearl Dale were the guests of Ester
and Annie Peters Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Lille was Leon caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett have returned
from Oklahoma, where they have been
visiting relatives and friends.
Ray and Roy Dale had business at
the county seat one day last week.
Miss Elva Campbell and best fellow
attended church at Davis City Sunday
night.
Dow Lille spent Friday night at A.
]. Woolsey's.
Fred Barrett was the guest OF
Miss Josephine Minor Sunday evening.
John Frost was in this vicinity
assessing, Monday.
Chester Dale called at the Barrett
home Sunday.
NJ. I. Dale is hauling corn from
Royal Peters.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Davis City.

W. S. Warnock an old resident depat-
ed this life at his home west of DAYS
City last Wednesday morning. Funeral
services were held at the home conduct
ed by the Masonic lodge, interment
in the old cemetery. Several masons
from Lem were in attendance
The bereaved have the sympathy of all
A. very pleasant evening was spel
by the Priscillas and their husbands a,
the home of O. L. Frazier and wifi,
Saturday night; the evening was spent
in music, reading, games and social chat
Miss Gala Heckathorn is here visit.
ing her sister Mrs. Roxcena Kellogg.
Miss Ethel Merritt of Allerton il
visiting relatives here.
Mesdames II. A. Hartshorn and Geo
Henderson returned from Lamont we'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. v. Arney and baby were the
guest of Mrs. Bessie Mitchell last week
Mrs. Louisa Evan completed two
weeks visit with her brother J. "a
Morgan, Wednesday and returned to hel
home at Westerville.
Ed Ateberry and family left Monday
for Hartford, Kan, to make their future
home.
Mrs. Frank Horton and children visit
relatives in Lamont over Sunday.
Willis Cornett and wife of Leon were
visiting relatives the first of the week
G. ID. Mallette, of Garden Grove, was
in our midst one day last week.
Misses Gertie Venn and Gladys Black
returned Saturday from few days visit
at Lamont with relatives.
Bert Adams and wife visited the lat.
ter's sister, Mrs. Il. W. Sears last week
Mr.. Joseph Tharp is in Des Moines
taking treatment for his eyes. He has
underwent one operation which we
learn proved successful and will have
the eye operated on soon. We hope
that he may be restored to his eyesight
Mrs. James Clark has completed hel
visit with friends and relatives and re.
turned to her home at Troy, Rams.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Terre Haute.

Snow, rain and nigh waters the past
week have left the roads almost impas
slb,e and the fords in bad shape.
Sam Miller helped his brother-in-law
John McCulley with his butchering
Tuesday Of last week.
Rev. Carter Ellers who hns been out
in the west part of the eounty and in
fln2gold the past few weeks holding
meeting, returned home Monday of last
week, where he will rest few DAYS
then go to Missouri for three or four
weeks battle with the unjust down
there where we think they need some
of the Rever, nds medicine.
Our building community met Tuesday
evening to lay plans and let the con-
new store building. the lumber being
about all on the ground.
Peace is now declared in our burg, the
Ratchet being buried Monday evening.
Last Sunday night while Lewis A.
Warner was visiting with his best girl
ne met with sad and almost serious ac-
cident. Lew fell asleep and the rig
over turned and he was thrown in the
wa er and almost drowned, but he
caught on some of the wreckage and
was rescued. Was much wounded only
in spirit.
Tom Butcher was having some horse
shoeing done at the burg Tuesday.
Hank Rauch jr. was able to be in
town Tuesday of last week.
Ham Houdesheldt who several months
ago run square piece of iron through
his shoe and almost through his foot
and has beenv laid up ever since and
suffered great pain, on Monday took out
of his foot a piece of leather about the
size of grain of corn and we are
hoping now he won't be bothered any
more and will soon recover.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
r. F. D. No. 3.

Uncle Jim Rogers sold his so acre
farm to James Parker. Consideration
$50 per acre.
Drs. Reed, Wales and Layton
operated on Macy Stephens Thursday,
for appendicitis. The operation was
successful and he is rapidly improving.
The young folks enjoyed social hop
at Frank Sales Friday night.
Geo. Rogers and wife and A. ]. Fulton
snd family spent Sunday at Lon
Fulton's.
Will Bright and John Rumley are
bailing hay for Lon Tyler.
Bert Millsap and wife were over Sun
day visitors at his father s-in-law, Mr..
Pritchard, west of town.
VIM. Foote and Peter Sage visited
last week with Gil Vanderpool and
other friends.
Madge Spurlock while skating with a
party Of young folks, on Little River,
fell and sprained her ankle.
7. P. Fulton and J. NJ. Barlean were
Sunday evening visitors with Dan
Tedrow.
Mrs. Lide Fulton spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Lon Fulton.
There was an Indian went down the
road Friday evening; he lives on the
Mushroom reservation.
J. Fl. Morgan and M. Teaters are put
ting up ice. This is something every
farmer should do.
Willard Smith delivered hogs at
Decatur City Monday.
Wood Baker and wife were business
callers at Leon Tuesday.
Jacob Butts was business visitor at
Davis City Friday.
Grace and Hattie Beavers visited
from Saturday until Monday with their
grandparents, w. H. Fulton.
VIM. Pace and J. M. Barlean have a
contract to fertilize the Barry farm and
have commenced on the contract.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Hoosier Bend.

Il. Louthan has been sick for the last
week.
Mrs. Nancy Brammer is visiting her
brother, w. M. Briner.
A seven pound girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Ramsey last Saturday,
mother and child both doing we'll.
Miss Lulu Ward visited with her
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Polly Lyons has come to spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Louthars.
Mrs. G. Poland and Mrs. Nellie Landes
called on Libbie Ramsey one day last
week.
Walter Trowbridge continues to
grow worse and is very weak at this
writing.
George Poland Jr. is talking of NOV
ing to Grand River. Better stay on the
farm George.
Misses Dell and Cloe Young have been
staying with their brother, Joe Young
the past week.
Mrs. Wycotf was quite sick the past
week but is better now.
Mr.. Coop, of near Hopeville, was sell
ing fruit trees in this vicinity one day
last week.
Mrs. &. G. vanderpool was calling on
Mrs. Anna Grimm one day last week.
While John Acton was going south on
the rocky road big hill his horse slipped
and fell and he had to cut the harness
to get the animal up.
Arthur Evans had the bad luck to
loose valuable mare recently.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Mcconnell a week ago Friday.
Miss Mabel Ward is staying at home
now.
The young folks are enjoying the good
skating on Sanford's pond.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Weldon.

Geo. N. Ayers returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Tallman and little Louise
Hodges are on the sick list. R.sn
Mrs. Curry has sold her property on
the north side of the railroad track to
Mr.. Decker. Consideration S25OO. Rlon
Miss Della Fannin, of Keokuk, Sun
dayed with her friend, Mrs. G. S. Murdy.
and intended staying several days. but
on Monday morning was called to the
home of G. H. Hodges to take care of
little Louise, who is again quite sick.
Charlie Terry and sister Miss Rosa
returned Friday from their trip in
Oklahoma and Kansas. HEEsA
Miss Lillian Chapman went to Cory
don Saturday in response to a message
saying her sister Mrs. Roy Horney was
sick.
Mrs. Ben Graves who had been ill
for long time with tubercular trouble
died Jan. 10Th. The funeral was held
at the Christian church Sunday, the
sermon by VIM. A. Wherry, of Des
Moines, and the remains were then laid
to rest in the Green Bay cemetery.
Mrs. Graves leaves husband, two
small children, father, mother, four
brothers and two sisters to mourn her
loss.
Mrs. Geo. Westfall and children, of
Toledo, are visiting relatives in Weldon
and vicinity. FM,9h e
Mrs. NJ. A. Critchfield went to Mt.
Ayr Saturday to attend the funeral of a
nephew of Mr.. Critchfield.
Prof. Merrill, of Des Moines, is assist
ing in the singing at the M. E. church..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
kilgore.

Vim. Still who has been visiting rel
atives in this vicinity returned to his
home in Davis City Saturday.
Hazel and Fern Moore spent Satur-
day evening with Ernest and Beulah
Robson.
Yves Wisdom called at G. B. Moore's
Thursday.
Ed Barrett and wife returned home
last week from pleasant visit with
their children and other relatives in
Oklahoma.
VIM. Still, Of GAINESVILLE, Mo-, spent a
few days last week at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. r. E. Cozad.
IN. Still, wife and daughter Angie,
Yves Wisdom and daughter Cozy spent
Wednesday at John McDaniel's.
Cleveland Evans and wife had bust
ness in Leon one day lastaweek.
VIM. and g. B. Moore were Leon
callers Saturday.
G.. B. Moore, wife and children called
on Mrs. r. E. Cozad Sunday evening.
Dave Robson called on John Nc
Daniel Sunday evening.
Miss Sarah Robson is staying with
s. B. Latta and wife who have fine
boy born Jan. %.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Center

John Snider and Bert Woodland pur-
chased fence posts at the Fittro sale.
Sim Evans was over in High Point
township after his daughter Friday
evening.
John Fittro and Frank Long were
business callers at Pine Grove farm
Ice froze in the deep wells this last
cold snap.
Mrs. Anna Long and daughter at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Emmett
Gardner.
o. Pease has moved back on the
Pease farm.
Chas. Keim has gone to Union
coun y en- visit.
+. Long, John Fittro and James Sears
were Pine Grove callers.
N. Bunch is receiving music lessons
by mail.
Len Hamilton will have a large little
sale the 18th of February.
Sam Sears built smoke house over
his cave.
If you would attend the public sales
you would be surprised to see how
many large thorough going farmers
there are in Decatur county.
Mrs. Brice McDonough is confined to
her home at present from being thrown
from buggy while in town Saturday.
One of the social features of Center
for literary progress is the Magazine
Club, recently organized by Mrs.
Ralph Baker. They were cordially
welcomed at the residence of Mr.. John
Elliott, Friday evening. A literary
program was carried out, including a
biography by Mrs. Gibbons, of Robt.
Burns, as it was the anniversary of his
birth and general discussion of the
Scotch people. The clubs motto for
the present is Education by Absorb
tion," which subject was introduced by
Mrs. Davis; recitations were delivered
by Misses Margaret Baker and Alpha
Long. Music was furnished by Elmer
MAGELLAN and his Edison photograph.
Refreshments were served and all went
home feeling grateful to their host and
hostess for the evening that was so
profitably and pleasantly spent.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-31
Sweet Creek.

A. l. Payton spent Sunday at his
Uncle Fred Wion's.
Nola Straight left Tuesday for
Shenandoah, where she went to visit
her sister, Mrs. Clark Tompkins.
Mildred and Pearl Stephens visited
Saturday with Irma and Hazel Straight.
Virgie Creveling spent Saturday
eight with Sadie Devries.
Geo. Patience and Cora Woods, of
S ienandoah, visited Saturday evening
at Eli Straight's.
Laura Rauch, Myrtle and Eva Wion
called on Anna Naylor Sunday evening.
Dusk Gentry and John Zimmerman
we're Lamont callers Saturday.
John Wion and Geo. Payton had bust
ness in Tuskeego one day last week.
Rev. Fight is holding a series Of
meetings. at the Baker school house
this week.
N. L. Euritt and family visited Sun
lay with the Ryan brothers.
The party at John Devries' Saturday
light was well attended.