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Q1iet Looking, But whewl

Mt. Watson looks today very much
as no did in the memorable campaign.
In which he appeared before the ma
ton as q candidate for the Presidency
on the Peoples Party platform small
IN stature, auburn haired. and with kind
y eye until he besins to arralgn the
trusts, he might not impress one as
eeing endowed with one OF the sharpcst
tongues and brightest fntellects That
ever Waged debate.
But those who nave met Tom" Wat
son on the stump or ir the public prints.
for he IS constantly bcfOre the public in
his own magazine and the news soapers.
feel thoroughly subdued when the
Georgia wnirlwind completes his masti-
cation process. and. in the language
which he himself made famous on the
floor Of Congress, may well inquire
Where am at?'
While IN the CIV Mr.. Watson viii be
the guest Of Representative Thomas W
Hardwick Of Georgia at the Riggs
House Tne conference with President
Roosevelt this afternoon is said TO have
been upon the latters invitation. fol-
lowing the receipt Of a letter from Mr..
Watson. IN which he recommended the
Issuance OF greenbacks as a relief for
the currency situation.
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Georgia Whirlwind Fa-
yorS Postal Savings
Bank and "Agin"
Trusts.

cate In season and out Of season for
reform IN State ard National politics,
is TINS afternoon taking luncheon with
President Roosevelt and VIII. at the
Prcsid, nt's invitation, later discuss the
currency question:
1t is believed by tnoJe who know
Mr. Watsons views on this subject
that he viii also advoe tie the estab-
lishment Of the postal savings bank.
which he Is understood TO favor as being
a most excellent preventive Of the ma
uon's money congesting in Wall street.
Mr.. Watsoa reached Washington this
morning at 1870 o'clock and was fmme-
diately waited upon by several represen-
tatives OF Georgia and Washington pa
pers.
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.SOUT HERN R. R. DENIES
RATE LAW CONF PROMISE

officials OF the Southern Railway say
that they know nothing OF a compromise
having been made between the company
and the legislatures OF Southern States
in regard 10 the 2-cent rate question.
Even the report which said that Coy
ernOr Glenn OF North Carolina and Pres
ident Finley, Of the Southern. had held
several conferences on the subject whIIe
the former was IN this city attending
the rivers and harbOrs convention cam
not be confirmed.
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Mss WINIFRED DAVIS,

beth Woodruff. Mrs Walter Blount.
Mrs. +. s. Hight and Mrs William
Curtis E.ill, chairman.
etiS- N.iul NilIA NalCte VIII ehleI N"lii
I informally at te4 this afternoon IN
/ honor Cf Mrs. J. lay White who he's
recently arrived IN Washing IN for the
winter and will occupy the de SibOur
house on Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Candee entertained Informally az
dinner last week for Mrs. White. Sew
eral other Informal luncheons were also
given In her honor.
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* Capital Society Meets Debutanfe eA:
Luncheon Today
By Mrs. Ridgely
For Daughter

Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely en-
tertained at a debutante luncheon to-
day complimentary to Miss Eleanor
Ridgely.
The list of guests included Miss
Carol Newberry, Miss Constance Hoyt
Miss Jane Sands, Miss Katherine
Leech, Miss Mary Scott. Miss Vera
Downing. Miss Francesca Butler, Miss
Gladys Butler. Miss Carolyn Nabuco
Miss Yulee Noble, and Miss Henrietta
Fitch
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LEATHER S0LES REMINDERS
OF BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

QUAKERTOWN, Pa, Dec. 9.-In-
stead Of souvenir post cards by the
score to remind Cobbler Moses Stout Of
Silver Dale that he was sixty-fye.
friends and neighbOrs sent him sixty
five pairs of brand new leather soles.
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Mrs. Hartman Entertains.

Mrs. James Hartman entertained at
luncheon yesterday in her home on
Connecticut avenue Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Frederick L. Rodgers. Mrs. EN-
mons, Mrs. Morse, Miss Alice Harri-
man, William Bowie Clarke and George
Oakley Totten, jr.
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Debutante Tea
Will Introduce
Miss POrtner

The home Of Mrs Robert POrtner, On
Vermont avenue. will be the scene OF
pretty debUtante tea this afternoon.
when her daughter Miss Anna Portner.
viii be formally introduced to society.
Tie entire lower floor of the house will
be tastefully decorated with palms and
flowers ard Miss Portner will receive
with her mother in bower of palms at
the entrance OF the first drawing room.
She win wear a dainty gown of white
liberty satin and viii carry an armful
OF American Beauty roses. Mrs. Port
ner viii wear a handsome gown of black
chiffon. and Miss Portner will wear a
white satin princess gown and carry
violet orchids.
An orchestra viii play throughout the
afternoon. Mrs. julius c. Burrows and
Mrs. Charles Richardson will preside
az ne table; Mrs. Job Barnard and Mrs
Elsha Meredith will serve Ices. and the
Misses Wilson win serve punch.
IN the receiving ,ine with Mrs. Port
ner ard The debutante viii be Miss
carol NewberTy, Miss CaryI Crewford
Miss Marion Leutze, Miss Katherine
Clabaugh. Miss Margaretta Nor se. Mss
Ruth Noyes md Miss Eleanor Granger
The Ladies' Weekly Evening Whist
was held Saturday night IN the parlors
or the Mercantile Club. where the first
prize was won by Mrs BENJAMIN Held
and the second by Mrs. NJ Hano.
Mr.. and Mrs Meyer NJ. Stern enter
tanned the members or their family OF
this ard neighboring cities last evening
IN the apartments at the Ashley IN
honor OF tho fifteenth anniversary OF
their marriage. A supper was served
later IN the evening. The table was
attractlve In decorations OF pale green.
Ihe out-of-town guests were: Mrs. s.
Lew, new York; Mr.. and Mrs l. Brown.
New York: Mr.. ard Mrs. D. Samson.
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hess.
Philao oelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Selig, Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Farber. who has spent
the past year IN Chicago. has returned
10 Washington and IS again residing
With Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ]. Pack al
the Portsmouth.
Mrs. Jacques Elias OF New York city
IS the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Nor
ton Luchs.
Mrs Henry Bernard and daughter.
Doris, OF New York city, are the guests
/ of the tormer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
.-eury Strauss Of L street.
Mrs. Max Rindskof1. who has been
| the guest OF Mrs David : Sanger. has
returned % ner home IN New York
city.
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CITY HALL LIFTS COMPLETED.

The two electric elevators which have
been under construction in the east and
west wings Of the City Hall since Sep
temoer ! have been completed and will
be put in operation in a few days
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Mrs W. ]. Boardman was at home
yesterday afternoon, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Murray - Crane, Mrs
Frederick A. Keep. and Miss Board
man.
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+. Hoyte, are house guests Of Mrs.
Cameron: the second secretary Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Young, Mrs
William CorcCran Eustis. Senator War
ren. Edwin Morgan. the minister to
Cuba, and General Crozier.
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Dinner for Roosevelts.

The Vice President and Mrs. Fair.
banks viii entertain at dinner in honor
Of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Tuesday, January Z.
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Gen. J. Franklin Bell, L. S. A., and
Mrs. Bell entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Chevy Chase Club in
honor of Edwin Morgan, American Min
lister TO Cuba.
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Mrs. Donald Cameron entertained al
dinner Saturday evening.
Her guests were Major and Mrs
Charles McCawley, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Hoyte. Of New York, who. with Miss
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
McLeans Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean en-
tertained at their usual Sunday morn
ing breakfast Of fifty covers yesterday
at Friendship.
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Miss RobesoE has gone to PhIladel-
phia, where she Will be the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Price.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Senator and Mrs. Beveridge are Oc-
cupying the apartment of Mrs. Augustus
Eddy, 1l50 Sixteenth street. Mrs. Eddy
will only come TO Washington occa-
sionally this winter to visit her daugh-
ter.
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Lieut.. Commander william L. How
ard. U. S. N, formerly naval attache
at the American embassy in Berlin, has
returned 20 Washington 10 assume his
new duties in the Bureau Of Navigation.
He Will be joined here shortly by Mrs
Howard and Miss Howard. who are at
New Haven.
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DR.. David Jayne Hill and Mrs. Hill
will be the guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
Chatard at dinner Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Mime. Cortez and Nine. Guzman viii
receive in the Colombian legation Tues
day afternoon for the first time this
season. Tuesdays will be their 'Rt
home" days throughout the season.
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Georgetown CotiIlon.

The first dance Of the Georgetown Co
tiIlon vii take place Thursday evening,
December .26. at Llnthicurl Hall
The committee in charge is composed
Of young men of the dancing set OF
Washingtu and Georgetown.
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,POssum Hunt at Biltmore.

M. and Mrs George w. Vanderbilt
who are entertaining a house party at
thelT country place at Biltm0re, gave a
pUosum hunt Saturday evening, IN
which MIR. and Mrs. Dunn Mckee par
ticiDated. Afterward Mr.. and Mrs L.
W w Graham entertained the party
a supper.
An interesting engagement announced
IN New York IS that OF Mrs. Paul
Leicester Ford, widow OF the famous
novelist, TO DR.. Linsiy II. Williams. No
date for the wedding has been an
nOunCed.
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Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will sail from
England for New York next Saturday.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

The ladies Of Christ Church parish,
Georgetown. will give a tea for the
benefit OF the Episcopal Eye, Ear. and
Throat Hospital in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. S. Kennedy, S035 Dunbar
ton avenue, from ( to 6 tomorrow
The committee that will take charge
consists of the following ladies: Mrs.
J. H W. Blake, Mrs. Z. S. Kennedy.
Mrs. J. J. Dickinson. Miss c. Meadford,
and Mrs. William L. Glover.
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W. II. II. Stowell, a former member Of
Congress, and his family have returned
from Europe, where they have spent
the past year. and have taken the house
f410 Massachusetts avenue for the sea-
son.
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Burrowses Give Dinner.

Senator julius Q. Burrows and Mrs.
Burrows entertained at a dinner of
fourteen covers on Saturday evening in
their home. on Massachusetts avenue.
Their guests were the Mexican Am
bassador and Nine. Creel. the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. James r Car
field, Senator and Mrs. Nathan 3.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp.
Mrs. Marcus a. Hanna, Mrs. Richard
Butler. Judge Blodgett, and Frank
Hackett.
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Austrian cocuts Embassy Guests.

The Austrian embassy on Connecticut
avenue was the rendezvous yesterday
afternoon for the smart set, the wife
of the ambassador, Baroness Hengel-
muller. being at home for the first
time this season. Late in the after
noon, the ambassador and the members
of the embassy stan. with Count
Szechenyi and Count Apponyi. who spent
Z the week end in Washington at the
{ Willard. were present
Tea was served in the pink drawing
room at o'clock, the baroness presiding
at the table. and later in the evening
Count Szechenyi and Count AppOnyi
were the guests of honor at a hand
somely appointed dinner.
There were sixteen guests. including
among members of the embassy staff.
the newly arrived naval attache, Lieut..
Baron Preuschen, and the Baroness
Preuschen, and the younger members
of society.
The table was decorated in Hungarian
colors, and the name cards bore dainty
water color designs Of the Hungarian
flag and crest, instead Of the insignia
OF the dual empire. as is the custom
at formal dinners.
Count Szecheny1 and his friend re
turned TO New York today. and vii
spend Christmas at Newport with the
family OF mis- flancee.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Mrs. Douglas Robinson has returned
to her home, in New York. from a visit
TO her sister, Mrs William Sheffield
Cowles, IN Pennington, Conn.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Mrs. Abbey Burton, Of 1O1S Cass street,
La Crosse, Wis, announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Miss Helen NJ.
Burton. to T.. ]. williams. disbursing
officer Of the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion. stationed on the isthmus. The
Wedding took place Saturday.
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Dance at Rauscher's January ~
The Sixty Couples CotiIlon viii be
given in Rauscher's Tuesday evening.
January H. It Will be a bal poudre.
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An exceedingly pretty and attractive
feature Of the All Souls Church fair,
to be held at 1920 New York avenue,
Dec. o and II, viii be the table of Baby
Belongings The committee that has
worked 10 make this dainty table a. sue
cess. includes Miss POrtn sr. Miss Edith
Tctten, Mrs. Helen Stevens. Miss Eliza
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

The Athletic Association of the Cath
ole University will give a dance at
Rauscher'S Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches entertained the
members OF the STAFF at dinner last
evening in the embassy on New Hamp-
shire avenue for the first time since
their return.
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The Ladies' Weekly Evening Whist
was held Saturday night In the parlors
OF the Mercantile Club. where the first
prize was won by Mrs BENJAMIN Held
and the second by Mrs. NJ Hano.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Miss Elizabeth Farber who has spent
the past year IN Chicago. has returned
to Washington and IS again residing
With Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Pack. at
the Portsmouth
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Mrs. jacques Elias OF New York city
IS the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Nor
ton Luchs.
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SAINT

The weather man is handing us
out 80 much rain and cool wealth
er, that the farmers corn and
other stuff is looking bad. We
should not complain, for we will
get just what we deserve, any
way.
d. E. Shull moved from this
place to near Waverly, Ohio,
Friday.
j. L. Brown and Harry Sans is
in the junk business ow. They
buy old rubber, copper, brass,
rags and anything in iron from u
tack to a saw mill boiler.
Ephraim Shull was at Riohmon-
dale, Ohio, on business few days
ago.
Milton Sewers and son Griffith,
were business visitors at Wells
ton, Ohio, a few days ago.
f. I. Kalklosch was at Pursell,
Ohio, on business few days last
week.
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ried Saturday.

ried Saturday.
Mr.. Charley Dupler and wife,
of Blue Valley, visited Vernon
Dupler and wife Sunday,
Mr.. Elmer Matthias and sister,
Della, are spending this week in
Columbus.
Mrs. Ida Dupler and daughters,
Merl and Mrs. Blanche Case, Of
Columbus, visited Mrs, Dupler's
mother Sunday.
Eugene Inboden, of Nelsonville,
visited friends here recently.
Miss Grace Westenbarger and
gentleman friend, of Lancaster,
visited here Sunday.
Jesse Dupler and family attend
ed Childrens Day services at Anti
och, Sunday.
Miss Mildred Wharton gave
party Monday afternoon, from
two till five, it being her tenth
birthday.
Misses Susan Troxel and Mona
Jackson visited Miss Eva Troxel,
Sunday.
Mrs. will Shaw and daughter,
Falsom, of Logan, visited her sig
ter, Mrs. Chas. Wharton, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Huls had
for their Sunday guests Dan
Weltner and wife, Will Weltnef
and wife and Will Huls and WIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bright, of
Logan, passed through our city
Saturday enroute to Beuna Vista.
Israel Matthias moved his family
to Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Ella Matthias and daughter
and Mrs. Llnnie Hansley visited
Enterprise, Sunday.
Miss Mary Green, of Blackburn
vile, visited friends here last
week.
Leon Montaigne spent Sunday
with his family.
Liege Lazzarene, of Lancaster,
visited here Sunday.
Messrs. Linsy and Stevens, Of
So. Bloomingville, visited friends
at this place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Voris, Of
Logan, visited here Sunday.
ROBIN.
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Little RaccOOn Creek

The marriage of Jesse Hamp-
shire and Miss Bertha Heinlein
took place at the home of the
bride Sunday June 2, and were
properly serenaded Monday even
ing, We extend to them our
wishes that joy and happiness and
a prosperous life may be theirs.
Mr.. Ephraim Lane and family
visited A. G. Wright near So,
Bloomingville, Tuesday.
The box supper at Mt. Pleasant
was a success.
Sunday school was we'll attend
ed at Mt. Pleasant Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. James Lindsey and family
were the guests of Mr., R. Hass,
Sunday.
Mr.. Simeon Primmer and wife
and Mr.. Walter Lane and wife
spent Sunday with Marshal Steele
and family.
The Lecture at Fairyiew Sun
day night was good and we'll at
tended. Mr.. John Zimmerman
will lecture again in two weeks,
EVERYBODY invited.
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Marion
with books or work, or healthful play,
Let your FIRST years be passed;
That you may give for every day,
some good account Mt last.

with books or work, or healthful play,
Let your FIRST years be passed;
That you may give for every day,
some good account Mt last.
Quite a large rain visited this
place Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan Polling spent few
days in Logan last week visiting
relatives.
Messrs. Dwight Polling and
Samuel Cell worked at the Fair
Ground Thursday and Friday.
Mahalia Hunsacker visited j.
o. Poling's Thursday.
Tom McLin caught six fish on
the sixth month of the sixth year
in the sixth pond of Ohio, Wednes.
day.
Quite a number of this place
has the whooping cough at present.
Miss Hazel Weaver was seen in
Miser Town vicinity Saturday.
What is your attraction BELIEF
Miss Lizzie Wolfe was a Logan
shopper Saturday.
Miss Lucy Gel who has been
working in Logan returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Red formally of
this place, but now resides at Lo-
gan, is visiting relatives and
friends at this place.
Miss Jennie Wolfe, of Columbus,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Wolfe, of thie place.
Mrs. j. G. McLauglin, of Jack
son, Ohio, is visiting relatives at
this place.
Mr.. Frank Polling visited his
grandmother, Mrs. Susan Polling,
Sunday.
Mrs. Clas. Flckel maze a Trip
to Logan Saturday.
Mr.. Will Funk and family visit
Isaac VOLTS, Sunday.
A large crowd attended
Childrens Day at Mt. Tabor Sun
day.
Messrs. Frank Polling, Orla
Wolfe and Jesse Fickel attended
meeting at Pleasant Hill Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Robert Snider, of Union
Furnace, visited Dwight Poling's,
Sunday. XALLTR'
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ROCkbridge

We experienced quite hail
storm here last Tuesday, doing
quite damage to garden truck.
Rev. Hues and family of Sugar
Grove, visited friends at this
place one day last week.
Rev. Geiger and j. Stoughten
were business visitors to Bunker
Hill, Saturday,
Mrs, Frank Ritchey of Lancas-
ter, visited friends here Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Huls were
Lancaster visitors, Friday.
Miss Bessie Carpenter and w.
H. Lee took dinner with Mr., and
Mrs. Vernon Dupler, Sunday.
Mr., Roy Dupler of Columbus,
visited friends at this place re-
Gently,
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Derry and
son Lawrence of Lancaster, visited
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Wharton,
Sunday,
Webb Deeds and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kull, of near
Sugar Grove, Sunday.
George Kline and family of
Enterprise, visited friends fere
recently.
Charley Inboden, of Logan, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Dig Goss returned home from
California Thursday and was mar
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Fox Valley
Cold weater still prevails owe

Cold weater still prevails over
this section, of the country.
The farmers are beginning to be-
come uneasy, lest the corn crop
should fail this year.
Mrs. Thomas MILLER and son
Harold of Lancaster and Miss
Josephine Turkenton also of Lam
caster, were visitors at the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Turkenton over Sunday.
MIR. Joseph Chambers made q
flying trip to his home last Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Willie Turkenton and his
girl friend and Mr.. Chas. Hard
acre and Miss V. b. Turkenton are
going on asfishing to Buckeye
Lake this coming Sunday. We
hope they will catch lots of fish.
Mrs. Mary Turkenton was gi-
ven delightful surprise party
last Saturday evening in memory
Of her 43 birthday; she received
many useful presents after which
a 8 o'clock lun ncheon was served.
The young folks played several
out door games, and at late hour
they departed for their homes,
wishing her many more years of
joy and happiness.
On the farm owned by Mr.. Ray
McKittrick there is deep crater
like hole which has been sinking
for about 4 years aud it is now
to the depth of II TT. also the earth
all around it for about 80 yards,
Tell the boys, Mr.. H. Cham ber
has a fine barrel of apple juice in
his cave.
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Mrs. Clint Caves and Leo Biz
zafd called on Mrs. VIM. Carpen-
ter, Monday.
Misses Ida, Cora and Mary
Finefrock called on Mrs, Pete
Kraft one day last week.
Mr.. Henry Caves called on Mr..
and Mrs. Clint Caves, Tuesday.
Eph Starner was seen passing
through our valley Thursday.
Mr.. George Finefrock has gone
to Logan to work at the brick
yard.
Mr. Henry Caves made flying
trip to Logan Wednesday.
Mr., Rufen made a business call
on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carpenter,
Thursday,
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. Carpenter
made business trip to Sugar
Grove Monday.
Miss Hazel Kraft spent few
days with her grandfather last
week.
Miss Mary Flnefrock was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kraft,
Friday.
Messrs. John Flick, Ben Car
michel and Reuben and Harl
Hedge were Lancaster visitors
Saturday.
Mr., Clyde Pierce was seen mix
ing mud on our pike Saturday.
The Misses Mary and Cora
Finefrock called ON Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Kraft one night last week.
Mr.. James Matthias purchased
cow of Samuel Stivison one day
last week.
Mr.. Terry Elick was seen drlv-
ing through our valley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias and
family were Rockbridge visitors
Saturday.
Miss Hazel Kraft called on Mrs.
Frank Matthias, Monday.
Mr.. Clint Caves and wife after
spending few days with friends
at Lancaster, returned home
again.
Quite number from this place
attended Sunday school at Mt.
Pigan Sunday.
Mr.. Cliffie Beavers called on
Mr.. Grover Flick, Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Morris and wife
called on his parents, Sunday.
Quite number from this place
attended prayer meeting at Mt.
Pisgah Sunday evening.
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Huckle Berry Corner

1t is not mud nor rain but, it is
the good old summer time now.
Old 81 Hubbard will not have to
wear his COW hides any more.
Mr. Daniel Kreachbaum who
has been sick is not much i'm
proved at this writing,
Mr.. B. f. Nihiser and wife pass
ed along our ridge Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Bert Moore and wife called
on Mr.. Chas. Carr and wife Sun
day evening.
Miss Ida Garret and brother
Arthur, called on Mrs. McCowen,
Sunday.
1t must be summer time, for
Mr.. Claudio Cupp, our huxter,
had his broad brimmed straw hat
on.
Mr.. Walter Campbell and family
called on the latter's parents, Mr..
Daniel Kreachbaum and wife Sun
day.
Miss Nora Nihiser called on her
friend Miss Hattie Kreachbaum,
one afternoon last week.
Mr.. John Krinn and wife were
callers at their farm Monday.
Mrs. Sadie Unkle, of Logan,
who was visiting her mother, Mrs.
Arthur McCown for the past few
days has returned home.
Mr.. Bert Moore and family call
ed on the formers parents, Thurs-
day.
Mr.. +. Gardner has been paper
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kreachbaum the past few days.
Mr.. Chas. Carr ana family were
the over Sunday guests of Mr..
Andy Prior and family.
AS the weather is nice and we
have right smart of work to do
we will bring our items to close,
but one more thing just now,
We will tell ST Hubbard, if he
wants any sausage he had better
get his slippers on for his COW
hides are too heavy.