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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Harvard, Yale
In Ten Innings.

Cambridge, Mass. June % Ten innings
of fast clean baseball were required be
fore Harvard won the first Of the annual
games rom Yale at Soldiers fed today
by a score OF : to J. Not until the sew
enth inning WIS single man on either
nine able to cross the home plate owing
to the steady pitching by both Hartford
and NanNlcCk and sharp fielding by both
teams. In the seventh Yale was first at
TIE bat. Jones cracked out clean Int
and went TO second on i sacrifice ~
Camp. Gushing then sent Il long hit 10
left field and Jones came home, scoring
the first run of the game and, as 1t prov
ed. Idles only tally The side was then
retired in snort order.
In the next inning came Harvard =
chance. Dexter sent high fly to right
field which Chaplin mufted. landing DcX-
to- safe on first base. Mccall reached
reached second ahead Of the hall IN
otncr short hit by Slmons filled
tile tnses Harvey went out on
foul tip. Pounds went into tn" game
in place of Dana aud with a good single
scored Dexter Mccall WAS put out Mt
tempting to go home and Pounds was
caught between first and second. No runs
were made in tho ninth inning. ana Yale
was retired without scoring in the 10th.
Then came the end. CurI'ier knocked
a pretty liner to right field. hut was
caught out between first and second on Z
heIder's choice. dexter being allowed to
reach first Dexter went to second on Nc
Calls hit and Chaplin in fielding the ball
made 2 wild throw AS the ban bounded
over the ground the Harvard rcoters
went wild Dexter raced around the bases
and crossed the plate and the game was
over.
While both pitchers played an excellent
game Hartford bad rather the better of
it. allowing only eiv hits and passing no
one. while VanVieck was hit nine times
gave thrne bases IN balls and hit one
man With the exception of Chaplin $
two errors the fielding Of both mines was
splendid Harvard made tw o very pref
tv double plavs. Fully 10000 persons. tho
IarreSt crowd seen or Soldiers field rms
var. watched the game and the cheering
was continuous and spirited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Lowell 5; Fall River I.

Lowell. June 70. The home team defeat
Ell FAN River today in a fast ana exciting
game by the score of to /. The features
or the game We're the hitting OF Burns
for the locals whose two-hageer in the
first sent in three runs. and Of Austin
VINO scored a home run in the sixth for
the visitors.
E.aIl River % 0 o 0 q 0-1-5-l
Batteries Remission and puggan. Jer-
ger ard Walters. Time. 10. Umpire
Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
LINN 10: New Bedford 0.

LINN. Masg. June ?0.-Lvnn white
washed New Bedford today for the sec
ond consecutive tire. Winning - to
out of the hos and third was also bat
ted bard. The nearest New BEDFORD cams
to scoring was in the fourth inning, when
Kehoe got as far as third. New Bed
ford's fielding was excellent. and neither
side made an error
Lynn . y n-I-l--,
Now Bedford o u -
batteries Moore and DaUn: Coffin,
Drnhan. Hartman and Coveney. Time,
$50 Umpire, Wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Lynn Hands Out Goose Eggs 10
WhaIerS, Winning 10 10 0.
Lowell Beats Out Fall River..Brock.
ton Whips HaverhiII.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Worcester Mass. June 20--Worcester
defeated the Lawrence team TODAY, 3 to
Jrp to the last half Of the ninth the score
was . to in favor of Lawrence. but with
two out Tcnplin drove a high fly TO Bail
let in left field. which the latter dropped
after a long run. Knots bringing; in the
winning score for Worcester.
Worcester ......O o g o 2-3-s-I
Lawrence .......0 0 l n-2-S-L
Batteries BLshey and Knots. Barber
ich and Eaton. Time, 80 Umpire.
James
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
OFF FOR ANNUAL CRUISE.
Portland Yacht Club Fleet Starts
Thursday on Three day Trip.

Portland. Me. June 2O.-The annual
three day cruise Of the Portland Yacht
Club was begun this afternoon. Il craft
participating in the start. Commodore
Reuben X. Dyer is in command. Prize
pennants will be awarded at the close
of each days run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

VS. DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
ONE BOAT CHOSEN.
The Spokane One Of the Sender Class
Boats for German Races.

Marblehead, June 20.-Spokane J..
owned by F. Lewis Clark, was selected
as one of the Sender class boats to be
sent to Germany and Spain by the rae
ing committee at a conference tonight.
The committee also voted to eliminate
from the trial contests Spokane ii,
Corinthian and MarbIa.
Tomorrow Chewink VIII, Marblehead
and Sally VIII will race and from the
three the two other selections will be
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Rrockton d; HsverhiII 2.

RrocLtor. Mass, June a0-Although
Rrockton was outbatted by Haverhill to-
dav. the home team won 4 to ~ mora
tirnelv hitting. The batting Of Mctiovern
and Doom and the fielding Of Murch were
the features. ~,
HnycThill .......o o : 0 Q Q Q { o-2-s1
Rattelies-M O'Toole and MCHovern'
Connolly and Ahearn. Time, IT. I'm
pire, Henry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
At PHu,AEEI .PHIA

Philadelphia .o Q Q T-4-7-t
Detroit ID u "
BATTERIES Plank and SchreCk Fubank.
Schmidt and Archer. Time, ] 10. UNI
pires. Stafford and Evans.
AT NEW YORK.
st. Louis .....t 0 = 81
Now York ....o Q , 0 ! o.b-li-'
Ratteriee-PCwell and RueloW: DOLE.
Cheshire RrocFntt and kleinoW. Time.
~ Umpire. O'Loughlin
AT WASHINGTON
cleveland 1910 Q ! n-4-.-l
W ,ehiu-tnn II o ! Cd
batteries -Liahhardt and Bernls, FAX
auher. nnd Hevdon. Time 80. Umpire
Sheridan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Professor Ferg in Buenus Ayres. re
ports that lie has diSCol cred spider
which practices fishing at tines In shall
low places il spins bet stones a two
winged. Conical net. on which it runs on
tho water ard captures small fish. tad
poles, etc. That it understands its work
we'll is shown by the numerous siIriveled
skins Of little creatures tnat lie about in
the web net.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
WATERNIILII

Struck out-Rv Bean. H Jones. Adams
Dcurison, C'Neil. Butler 3. by Butler.
Lee Alien. Whnlley. Finnemore. ThOmp
son. Rean. Double plays-Thompson.
Wholley and Cote: Roardman and O'Neil
" holrey: nv Bean. W Jones'. Passed
ball Kelley w. Jones Rase on balls
or Putler. Mahonev: off Bean. Fl Jones',
W Jones Sacrifice hit-Kelley. Umpire
Jones Timc. Rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

FRIDAY Jack Bennett VS.. Young Maho-
n"y. Racine. Wis: Mosey King vs. LEFT
Iloherty. New Haven. Ct; bouts at new
Polo A. q. New York; bouts at Powelton
A. o.. Philadelphia
Saturday-Boute at National A c., Phil
adeIphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Philadelphia Does Same Trick
for Detroit, q to 0.
st. Louis 8; New York 6..cIeve-
land 4; Washington z.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. June 20-ChicaEo defeated Bos-
ton today to O. ChicaEo's runs We're
due to Pruietts retirement in the eighth
Tor the purpose Of email bling nrshaW. Il
stronger batter. to enter the game. Grim
shaw struck out and when Glaze stepped
into the box he was easy for the visitors
frIIJCACn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Raise a drop of water TO the size Of
the earth and raise an atom in the same
proportion, and the atom will Then be in
some place between the size Of a marble
and cricket ball" Thus said I.prd KEEL
vim. in trying to explain to the inerudita
world now little are things atomic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Cincis Whips New York 6 to 5.
in Twelve innings.
Brooklyn 3; St. Louis I, II In.
nings--Pitts. 4; PhiIIies 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. juno 20-Chicago BANKED Bos-
ton today in the last game OF the series
by hitting at the right time. Outfielder
Howard of Boston Joined the locals. and
Randall PLAY ed left field for Boston
"A,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
At WASHINGTON.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

NJ Observation-Disclosures . Water
hurry Q ..,
~ Norwich Holy Okc E Norwich ;
ii New Bridgeport 3. New Ha-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
Portland Downs Bangor Lead
es, I 10 6 in Ten innings
Today's Games; Bangor at Augusta,
Portland at WatervIlle.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

OMICAL at times.
highly satisfactory
at the end. yester-
days game on the
new grounds was
won 3 to | by Au-
gusta from the ball
toeeerS from Wat
erVille. The hits
nnrn cn.nnlN divided
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
PnrtIand z. Rannnr S.

Portland. Nc. juno 70 In tn" prettieSt
gam" seem here this season. Portland beat
out Bau.or hv hard hitting in tie 10Th in
mig. Two home runs fell to RoTer.
PORTLAND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Either defective sight is on the increa So
among the scholars Of tie New York
city schools, or else ;, more careful on
animation If eyes is being made Recent
examinations made hv tho Board of
Health show that one-half Of the scholars
are in need Of glasses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

New York City has had a large repre-
sentatt"n in the national House Of Rem
resents,tiVes for rs wears, vet there has
rot been one New York city horn man
among the forty Speakers who have pre-
sided over ti'at body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Portland . ....t . !
p.n~nr o o / o :
rwo-ha~e Mcclellan. lott. Murray.
coz. McI.alnn Home runs ROPER
stolen bases Paauet I"tt. D ~ I'D.
d, ~, IJoi,,rd . Struck out Rv Cox ..
IL Howard Double play Tolhot amh
MONTGOMERY Hits OFF Howard y in ~
inninre. off GLEASON in Y inning ll'ilN'
s. U-irpiIe. HaSsett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.

~ T.uffa;o-Ruffalo .. Providence
A. Montreal MOntrea1-R fillmore. ram
at Toronto-Toronto .. Jersey City
Ilnrfniindl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

IIits-Of Pruictt in innlnGS. of
Glaze : in | inning Sacrifice hits-Un-
gIruh. Dougnertv. Criser. Ishell. ponohue.
nouhle plays-Davis and Donohue; Davis
IsheIl ana Oonohu" Left on bases-Bos-
ton :. Chicago 5 First base on balls-Off
PriIiett l. off Smith I. Struck QUIZ
Pruiptt 2. by Smith 4. Time, l. IS. UNI
pires. Hurst and Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

The most active volcano in existence il
Sangay. in Ecuador Explosions occur
usually four times in the hour: 267 explos
ions have been counted in ar hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Tvo-t7se hits-Iones, Leonard. Sacri
flee hits-NcCal .. Sfmons. Call stolen
haees- eonard .. Dexter. Harvey. Hart,
ford Kinney. Double plays-De>ter and
Mccall simmons. Briggs and Leonard
left on bases Harvard II. Vale 3 First
baec on halls-Of VanNieck 3. HI ~
ford o NV VanVIocl Time. &c. I'M
pire. Smith of Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-21

Chicago ............o o > X
Boston ..............0 . 0 "
Two-baGe hitS-Steirfeldt, Brain Three
base hits-SlaCle, Hoffman. SacIifce hits
Overall 9 Brown. Stolen bases Sheck-
ard Hoffman. Double play-Dorner. Bird
well and TcnnCy. Left on bases Chicago
:, Boston IL. BASES or ballS-Of Overall
), off Dorner 4. Hit by pitched ball
king, Ritchey. Struck out-By Overall
;. bv DorHer 3 Time. l.t3. UmpireS,
tombstone and Carpenter.
BROOKLYN ......c o o 0 90 / 0 o 81 so
st Louis ....0 0 0 D 0 0 Q q O-l-lO-3
BatttrieS-Bell. Rucker and Ritter Nc
Glvnn and Marshall. Umpire, ODay.
Time, 2.25.
AT CINCINNATI.
CincinnYti $4,000 20 90 0 1-6-13-2
New York ...000 003 , o % 0 0-5-lO-l
Notwithstanding. Weinler and Schlel:
McGinnity ard Fitz2erald Time. 2lo-
Jmpires. EiGler and Klein.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pitts;,Ir- ...2 ! x-4-9-3
Phi1adelphia o o Q tL2-'-3
Batte1ips-Phillippe and Gibson. Sparks.
Richie and DOOM. Time. 40 Umpire.
Emslie.
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YALE.


conc out when winning RIM was made
1Ior,-ord n q q -
vale HIM. ....o o o Q Il
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BOSTON.


Chicago ........G o =
Position ....O 0 q q @ 90
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
catsrh fIneen Years.

Mrs, s. A.. Rogers, LeMoore, CAL,
writes,
81 had chronic cafafrh OF fifteen
years standing, and death seemed 10
stare me In the face. tried several so
called catarrh remedies, and without
avail. took fifteen bottles Of Peu1a
and five bottles OF ManAlin, and l am
completely cured. All the catarrhal
symptoms are gone, my digestion Is
good, my appetite Is good, and l rest
well at night. / am seventy years OF
age and hope to live many more years
TO praise Peruna to all my friends who
suffer from catarrh as did"
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15

Wnitesburg. KY. March S-Harry
White, VINO was shot by Johnny
Boges, last week. was shot again to-
day by Boggs- White has been con
;ined to his room since he was first
shot until today. when he should
cred his Winchester and started foi
J ). LENS store. where he found
Boggs. Boggs opened fire on him
White was shot twice in the
shoulder and head. The shots are
thought TO bo serious. His physi-
ciar reported that he could not get
we'll. but he has a strong consti-
tuition. and can endure anything.
He has been shot several times IN
fis life. He told Dl. Bentley while
he was dressing the first wound that
he would live to kill Boggs and ex-
pectcd to do so on sight
Since the last shooting Boggs has
been hiding in the mountains. lie
fears Whites friends will kill him
whi'e's posse is on the lookout for
Boges on the Big Black mountain
The are all armed. Boggs has
live well-armed men with him.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
EAST FORK


There Is a great deal OF sickness
In our community at present
DI. J. C. Hall is busy day and
nigrt
J. p. Rife and daughter. Mearl,
made a business trip TO Louisa Sat.
urday.
Miss Sophia Rife and Mrs Ems
Adkins were shopping at Lizzie
Saturday.
Jess Miller passed down our creek
Saturday with a big drove OF cat.
tie
J. p. Rife has rented his farm
to Glen Adkins and Jim Lemons
w. NJ. Neal has sold his timber
to Bin Cole. OF Garner, and J. T
RIfic Is saving for Mr.. Cole,
W. T. Rife and Lon Rife have
quit hauling lumber on account o.
bad roads.
Miss Bertha Rife has returned
home from a visit 10 her sister at
Fort Gay.
M.ss Bessie Neal and Bee Riff,
left Monday morning for Springfield
Ohio.
Harvey Queen has returned hom,
from visit to his brother il
Portsmouth.
/ Harry Rife while out at work on,
day last week. killed large groun,
hos.
Ms. Hall. mother Of Dr. j. c
Hail. who has had pneumonia, i
improving.
The stock sale on Bolts Forl
was largely attended by cattle mer
chants Saturday.
Misses Jessie and Mabel Rife con
template visit to their sister an
uncle in Cincinnati IN the spring.
Clarence Justice. the fireman a
~. T Rifles saw mill. has beel
off week on account OF his eyes.
d. G. r. Potete is getting read
TO q rmmence painting by the firs
OF April.
Vert Savage has moved into III
house vacated by Jim Lemons
True Blue.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
DURBIN.

This place is located in Boyd
county near the Big Sandy river and
Lawrence county line and is noted
tor its pretty girls and intelligent
toys
The writer was formerly from
Adeane, Lawrence county. but sup
pos has taken post at this place.
and feel that this place is worthy
Il beng represented in your Taper.
which | will try to do from this on.
Although unable-~to express my
wores in terms so eloquent as 9th
er worthy correspondents, will
DO Iothing more than TO aBk for
consideration OF my weakness.
Ti' hauling and moving seems to
be the order of the day.
VIM Charleston, who has been fick
for several days, is conyalescing.
John Ross, Jr., aui James Ccisson
mai. a business trip to Portsmouth
'ast week.
Mrr. Lyde Workman. of Bolts fork
is moving into the house with Robt.
Strolher.
Little Bertha Bellomy, of Adeline
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Ross
thig week.
! Travelling in this section seems &c
le at very slow rate, owing % The
;Snd'tion of the roads
I Bob StrotheI, OF Portsmouth, Is
visiting relatives at this place.
! j. F. Handley aud son, Joe. left
this week fol East Fork, where
they will be engaged in saw milling
this season.
! Melvin Burchett has been movinl
house on John Ross's place
which he will occupy in few days
John Coldiron, of Catlettsburg.wai
a business caller here last week.
Knit Mills. of Bolts fork, ~ |
very frequent visitor in our town.
Albert Estep left o few days ag'
FOR Portsmouth. We are sorry {,
zee our old Christian friend. go. al
} he IS an excellent neighbor.
: Ec Hatten and father called OF
! friends at Catiettsburg recently.
Mcnt Newman, Baptist Minister
called on John Str,ther, who hai
been sick for some time.
John Riddle was business calle
, in Huntington last week.
;, Business at this Elace is still oI
. the boom together with the bless
ings OF many happy weddings.
Church at this place by Rev. Pan
Jurn first Sunday In each month.
{. Old Hickory
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15

Duian. succeeding Lewis Gay.
There Is 70 b. a lodge q Re-
Men ORGANIZED at caibeFtsos w.
nestay nlsht
William Fannin vas called 10 REts-
mouth las, wednesday. By The ~
lows illness o. hs niece. Mary No
Glo,hllu. Who Is very lou with y
phoid.
Co Powers ls moving from nanr
this place to Huletis
" u opaulel. u Hulsrs ~
callirg on friends here sunday. 4
l. y Bradley. T II chaduek aul
VIM. Riee p-ominen' Red Nsa a
Fall burr were IN our mias, la
vcck.
W N. HoVlinE. Of Potomac boueaa
a fire drove Of cattle oi Hence Yas-
.orr Friday
Mis- Ada KinBsr visited hsr s--.
Mn o u Kinner. laa, vesk
We have BEEN ndly wondering
Nh' Grammar Ike doesn't arais
ianrrh his literary cram Oh he
SEA Of journalism and tel s ss~,A-
CT be di1 naily hlds hlmssl, from
the ewes Of ne word In the maun~
and place some Of lie writer's a
one time suspected We de na
wise TO credit The rumou bat un-
~ Ne hear from him. We lave im
one '''ernau Edna.Erie.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
Mup SUCK SPRINGS.

w. d. and Jno. Queen. of Hulette
wero business visitors at this pace
Saturday.
II. c. Sullivan. OF Louisa. and
W. " Roberts. OF Cadmus, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dennle Queen
over Sunday.
f. w. HudgIns was calling on our
merchants Thursday.
Theodora Kinner, who has been
confined to his room for some tim,
with grip. Is again able to b,
out.
Gus. Miller was business Wis
itor in Catlettsburg Wednesday.
Our roads are in very bad
condition, most of the bridges anC
culvrrts are cut aud gone. and
the mud Is something terrible.
Bc.lomy and Ross, have gone in,
10 the mercantile business Al
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15

H'rdman. Ky. March 9. Knott
county at last has promise OF an
electric car service connecting Hind
man with the c. aad o. railroad ut
prestonsburg. a distance OF forty
miles, Some Ohio Capitalists have
been on tour Of inspection OF the
proposed road. and there is pos
sibility OF work on the line being
started in a few months, All freight
hroufht into the county is hauled
over forty ries Of rough mountain
roads by wagon from Jackson and
Prestonsburg, and all travel IS on
horseback during the winter months.
IN electric car line from either OF
these points win get all the freight
and passenger traffic of Knott and
adjoining.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
Commissioners Sale.
.-has. R. Layne. adin. &C.
sgainst

sgainst
John II. Thompson, &C.,
Under a judgment of the Lawrence
Circrit Court rendered at the Sep
temter term, 1906, ON this case
l will oD the IS day OF March. 1907,
sell at public sale so much of the
hereinafter described real estate as
necessary to pay the debts, interest
and cost amounting to $l6S.OO and
cost to be taxed by Clerk in settle
ment OF the estate Of James Layne
deceJsed. The land is situated in
Lawrence county, KY. on Big Blaine
viz; Beginning on white oak on
the head OF Wolf Pen Branch, thence
s. sS w. %, poles to a stake
On The bank Of Blaine. thence NJ
che said creek with its meanders N
45 w % poles to stake, N. SS
w. l32 poles to a stake opposite 1
chestnut and sugar tee on the banl
OF Blaine, thence. N. 75, Z. $50 poles
TO the beginning. will sell Of
the upper end OF said tract running
back from the creek across the count,
road. enough to pay said debts, in
tereft and cost. but not include an!
OF widows dover.
The sale will be IN credit OF sil
and twelve ilonths. taking bont
with good personal security, retain
.ng lien on the land.
q. 2. Shannon. NJ. c. L c. c
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
cADMus.

II. l. Porter has sold his farm to
Mrs Sarah Scott. Of Wolfe county,
and win soon move to parts un-
knopp, o~s. &. ssy.s>. N--
The Hensley brothers have moved
70 Mitter branch and T. G. Cley,
has moved into the house vacated
by them on Mart Shortridge's farm
on Cat fork
The infant child OF ]. b. Hall
got badly burned one day last week
by crawling to an open crate while
its Ilother was absei: from the room.
Jack Scott and wife have return
I'd TO their home in Wolfe county,
after spending a week with rela-
tives on our creek.
JAY Shortgidge, of Catlettsburg.
was in our neighborhood looking af-
ter his farm.
sam Short n very sick with rheu-
matism.
Urrle Andy Cookscy, Who is 81
years Of age. was al A. Harmon's
last week
Ms Louisa shortridge Is al
Normal by tie bedside OF her son
Mat, who las typhoid fever
N-a. Susan Riley. who has been
suffering with lagripp for some time.
has taken relapse and is now very
poorly.
Big John Burche;t, James Skeens
and uaston Henson are making cross
ties for VIM. Riley.
Ben vanhorn has rented the farm
that II. l. Porter sold to Sarah Scott
and will cultivate same In corn. Ben
Is the best corn raiser in our com.
mun.ty.
Arthur Kitchen. OF Marvin. was
at the office of Adam Harmon one
day last week having some official
worR done.
J Mrg Nancy Harman is taking or.
ders for garden seels.
/ Mfs Nance Messer contemplates q
trip to Matewan. W. Va, in tn,
neaf future
] A L Thompson was at Jattie las
week
Ha'mon Compton. who has beer
atteI cling school at Green Valle,
has gone home.
/ II. l. Porter was badly burt Sun.
day by his horse falling with him.
/ Misses May and Cass Cooksey and
Buck Elkins. the Fallsburg cemetery
fencing committee. request thai
all interested in fencing and clean
ing off the graveyard on the Falls
Hill come In or send their mite e
G. W. Norris store ct Fallsburg Ant
get their receipt for same by IN,
25th OF this month.
DR.. w. A. Rice makes many trip,
up and dowI our creek
; Wm Riley was at A. Harmon'I
last week.
! W. c. May. who has been sirl
for some tins. was at Cadmus las
week.
Leo Ekers has rented the farm
OF Jay Shortridge IN little Cat ant
will move there In the near future.
Bennle Haws is attending tohoo
az Green Valley.
W. V. Roberts little child that
got burned some time ago. is fas
improving.
Charley Roberts IS getting better
Edmond Mstty Is no better.
What has become OF the old coun.
try Greenhorn We want TO heal
from Yatesville. Spunk.