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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
Railroads and Steamboats,
allI |Nk9R1
In effect June 10, 1907.
THROUGH TRAINS.

THROCGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-3.0o A NJ. except Mon.
Lewiston, Pennington, Ranseley. Rocks
land, Portland, Boston, Quebec and Mons
treal: 9.45 A. NJ, Q0.40 A. M. Sundays on
ly). for Rockland Lewiston, Portland ana
Bee Bee Fails. sl2 +. NJ. local tor Port
land; 4n p; M. express for Brunswick.
New York, No. Conway and Bartlett;
5.45 r. NJ. Sundays only for Portland and
Boston, connecting with through sleeper
diner; 1912 p. NJ. daily for Lewiston.
Bath. Rockland, Portland and Boston
Accommodation trains leave Augusta ~
A. NJ. 200, 5.10 and CTS p. M. for Gar
diner
GOiNG EAsT-1a@A A. NJ for Skowhe-
gan. Bangor. Moosehead Lake. Caribou.
and Aroostook County. st. John and tho
Provinces. Does not connect for Skow.
hegan Monday morning. nor or Sunday
morning To Belfast. Dexter or below Ban
ton County: 3l3 A. NJ. Bangor. Calais.
and Iar Harbor; 61S A. NJ. for Water
Vile. Oakland. Somerset Ry. to bingham,
Eineo Moosehcad Lake. Foxcroft, Ban.
COR: 90S A. NJ. for Watervillc ana SkOW-
hegnn. Oakland and way stations to
Lewiston: 1870 noon for Bangor. Bar
IIarhor, Aroostooll County, st. John and
Halifax, Lewiston and way stations. Oak
Noosel.cad Lake via Watervili4; 2 . p.
NJ. express for Rurksport and daily to
l?angor and Bar 1fnrbor; 30S p. NJ. for
Bangor and Majtawamkeag; 7S3 p. NJ
for Watcrvillc and Sknwhegan; SW A.
NJ. Sundays only. for Waterville. Bangor
v. Tres & Conf Mgr. " q. P. q +. A.
Portland, Maine.
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Miscellaneous Notices.
Bankrupt's Petition For Discharge.

In the matter of
EVA f.. WIiiTEllOUSf, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
To the Hon. CLARENCE HALE, Judge
of the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Maine.
EVA J.. WIIITEIiOt'iE 81 Augusta in
the County of kcnnchrc. ;tnd State of
Maine, in said District, respectfully rep
rcScnta, trtt ON the l5th lay Ot ..UlE, ltst
PAST. she WIS duly ;liiui@cd bankrupt
Under tie acts of Congress rolltin,; To
bankruptcy; that sh" has duly S,arcn-
dercd all n"r property ana rights Of mop
crtY, aud has fully ro.npl,"i With All the
rcquii "ncntS of said Acts ami of the or
GcrS OF Court touching h"r bankruptcy.
Wherefore she prays, That size may be
dccreed by the Court to h#Vc u fun dis
charge from ali debts DroVab!e against
her estate under said bankrlptcy Acts,
except such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this 5lst day Of August, \. ID.
1851.
EVA L. WuIrEfIOUSE.
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FARM 2 MILES FROM TocUs, 10

acres land. 5-room cottage house. she'd
stable, carriage house chicken houses
excellent spring, 5 acres wood r. F. d.,
telephone; a cosy home. Address VIM r.
Sa1rOWS, Augusta. Me. aug20dtf
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se25 FOR GOOD LITTLE FARM OF

about IA acres, all level tillage land in
high state Of cultivation. Story and half
house. ell, large barn, large henncry, To-
~ miles from Randolph. water pumps
into sink. Apply to II. e. Sawyer. 90
Water St. augGdtf
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EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
KENNEBEC DIVISION
Steamer RANSOM EIIIIEp


Commencing Tuesday, September 10th,
steamer city al Augusta" leaves Ati-
G'ISta Tuesdays. THURSDAYS ana Saturday.;
at lua +. NJ, llalloNrll 1T 10 II. NJ, con-
meeting with Aiain Line Steamer leaving
Gardiner at 800 L. NJ. Richmond at .5,
L. NJ. Dresden ut $50 p. NJ ana Bath at
a.0n T. NJ, due Boston about GO A. NJ,
following day.
RETURNING
Steamer leaves Unior Wharf. Boston. at
soc p. NJ, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days for Bath. Dresden. Rich.nond, and
Gardiner. connecting with steamer CITY
Of Augusta" and with Name Central
Il. T.. for adjacent points.
First-class fare betwecr Augusta. Hal
lowell or Gardiner and Roston, 500 one
way: $50 round trip.
Freight rates always as low as other
lines.
All freight, except livestock, is insured
against FIRE and marine risk
ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Agent,
Augusta, Maine.
c. A. COLE, Agent,
TIalowoll. Maine.
NJ. a. HARADEN. Agent.
Gardiner Maine
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For Sale...houses and Lots
BOARDING HOUSE
BUSINESS

With furnishings, house is full of boartlers
anG i'll good location; wish In sell ut
once. Address N, care of kenncbpc
Journal Augusta, We. sept4dtf
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SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER

desirable house lots for SEQ; within
minutes walk OF new electric road and
school house. Apply to y. NJ Whit, 3Ii
Water Street. aug31dluos
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For SaIe...Aorses. Cattle, etc

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPS
for sale II. II. Peacock, 20 Mt Vernon
St.. Gardiner, Maine. sept5dlWt
ONE NEW Mich, JERSE. HEIFER
also Jersey COW. fresh in Nov; also
Young stock and Il. J. i. and w. T. II.
hens and chickens. g. 9. MORGAN Au
:rusta, r. +. d. No. !, Bangor Road.
Hcpt7dlws
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AGENTS WANTED

nseNTS TO SELL OUR NEW AC-
c coHiI policy only 5Oc q month-premium
sSve,ning all accidents, chance OF rapid
6is,s;acement to men capable of handling
Sa,tHc1 agencies. Address Peerless cas-
S..y 20. Augusta, Maine. P. T. Perkins:
~AtA Manager may3itf
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FFICES TO LET OVER
Vickery's Jewelry Store. Apply to C..
T. Penney, 2ia Water St, Augusta.
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YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD Ex

CARPENTERS AT SUMMIT SPRING
Hotel, Poland, Me. Address Geo ii
Davis. % Bramhall ST. Portland. Me.
may13dtf
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To Lighthouses. Rooms, etc.
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON HORSE.

shO" Island for the rest Of season. Five
rooms: Iir"plac" in sitting room: GOOD
boat Address. W. II. Iiockwood ~ Main
street, WatCrvillc. Ne. sep; f,ld-3t*
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FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY

FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY
in kennehcc Co. to sell to Aroostook
farmers. Gardiner Branch 4. NJ Gid
Manager, 298 Water St. Gardiner, Me
att
COMPLETE LIST OF MAINE FARMS
mailed free on request. II. 3. Sawyer.
Gardiner, Maine. Tel. 1876. iuly13Itf
FARMS AND COTTAGE PROPERTY
on the hills and shores of Maine. Maine
Farm Agency, James T. Collins, Mgr,
Manchester, Ne. Send for catalogue.
may2dtf
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The Journals Classified Advertisement.
5 Form Asng Your Placed Here
MALE help Wanted

MAN ON FARM. STEADY JOB.
would hirc man and wife. ARMY Web
Ter and lI"w,tt's grocery store. Angus
IT. ScptlIiWS
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FEMALE help WANTED

AT ONCE EXPERIENCED CROCK
erv s9lesladv or girls willing tn learn.
references rcNIil ed Address China. care
Of Journal. $ ptlod3t
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WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS

A HOME-WANTED IN A FAMILY
who desire Il temperate, trusty man to
do chores and light work. G. +. care
journal Office. S"pt10l3tF
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BRICK BLOCK ON WATER ST.
Gardiner, Me. Apply to II. B. Sawyer,
Gardner, Maine. Tel 1876. june5dtf
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CHOICE HOUSE LOTS IN DESIRA-
bic location, near electric railroad,
schools, etc. Prices reasonable. Inquire
of !. X. Townsend, City Building
rnav11Htf
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN
Point VIII be opened for business
July 4th. Address. G. T.. Hoxic. Ocean
Point or Augusta. Maine. j,ne2odtf
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Grove Church last Saturday night,
Anyone wishing colts broke on
short order would do well to call
on Messrs. Delmar Sewers an6
Fred Burgoon.
Miss Nellie Voorhees, made a
pleasant call on Mrs. Amy Keister,
Friday.
Mr.. "Timmy' Kline is on his
Little Pine Circuit again, We
are always glad to see Mr., Kline
as he is jolly good fellow and
likes to see things moving along
Mr.. Henry Andersen has been
digging fish bait for two days,
Hen says he is going to go where
the fish grow large, and of course
that is near Eagle Mills.
The gas light being very hard
on an old mans eye-sight, will
have to say success to the DEMO
GRAFT SENTINEL and it's staff.
UNCLE MACK,
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West Side

Everybody works but father, +"
So you see that's the reason why
| have so much time to write.
Planting corn is in full blast
this week.
Lewis Keister sold cow to
Vern Kitchen last week. Mr.,
Keisler had recently purchased
said cow of near neighbor of
Mr., Kitchen and the COW took a
liking to the Bethelyille pasture.
Messrs. Lee and Stanley Wilson
We're In the employ of Mr.. David
Lutz one day last week.
Mr., Allen Cox, of the Rock
House, had business at Enterprise
one day recently.
Mr.. Wayne smyers, of near
Kingston, was one of the many
who attended preaching at Oak
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Liberty Hill.
(Deferred.j


Miss Minnie Turner, of Lancas.
ter, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Turner, over Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Wright, of this
place, who hasfbeen very ill, is no
better at this writing.
Mr.. Dannie Woodgard has sold
his pony to little Lester Settles.
Mr.. Glenn Wright, of Logan,
Sundayed with his parents, on ac-
count of illness of his father.
Miss Laurel Dilts is working for
Mrs. Wright.
Miss Grapha Dilts, of this place,
was a Logan shopper, last week.
Well, we want to all go to
Bloomingville,, Decoration Day.
MIS-. Sylvester Davis, who has
been visiting her son Francis, has
returned home.
Preaching at Liberty, next Sun
day. Everyone invited.
stones saw mill has started
again, with Mr.. Bill Madux as
sawyer.
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HuckIe Berry Corner

AS the rain has prevented people
from planting corn, some think
they can go fishing.
Mr. Bert Moore ma de business
trip to Chas. Mitchells recently.
Mr.. Charley Carr is still in the
dairy business. We wish success
to him.
Mr.. Kline, of near Rock bridge,
was calling in this vicinity recent.
ly.
Mrs. Nancy Moore and little
daughter and son called on her
cousin Miss Nora Nihiser, one day
last week.
Mr.. George Kreachbaum made
pleasant visit with Bert Moor
and family Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Arthur McCown and wife
were Logan visitors Friday.
Preaching was not we'll attended
at the u. B. owing to the rain
Sunday
Mrs. Mary Moore purchased a
fine little pig from George Krinn,
recently.
Mr.. Chas. Kreachbaum is i'm
proving his uncle's house by add
ing "a new veranda.
Mr.. John Krinn, of Logan,
made a hying trip to his farm near
this place Saturday and washed
fine bunch of sheep.
We are having plenty of rain at
this writing.
The Supervisor was around
warning the hands to work the
roads. | think it is very good
idea.
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CarbOnhill

The winter clouds have passed away,
And the sweat Is on our faces now,
/ And the tuneful birds will chant their lay,
And the mosquito will lite us on tie
brow,
/ wish to correct mistake
which occurred last week. M.
Pearl Flowers should have been
Mr.. Pearl Thomas.
Miss Matte Blosser, of til g
place, was in Nelsonville lI It
Thursday.
Mr.. Pearly Gaskill, of Nc
Arthur, spent last Wednesday
evening and Thursday at the
home of your uncle.
Mr.. James Francis and daugh-
ter, Blanche, were in Buchtel last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tom had
business in Logan last Thursday,
Mr., James Mahatfey, of Sand
Run, was seen here last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Parry Jr., of this
place, visited her mother at new
Pittsburg last Sunday,
Mr.. Roscoe Evans, of this
place, spent Sunday afternoon in
Murray City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Stacey,
from Goes Chapel, spent last Sun
day at the home of Mr.. James
Matheny, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Green and
son Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson Green and daughter Letho,
recently visited in Straitsyille.
Aunt Lib Nye is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Thomas Reece, of jobs, was
recently seen here.
Mesdames Jerry Matheny and
Oscar Tom, of this place, are con-
templating visit TO Indiana in
the near future.
We understand our band BOYS
will furnish the music for Decora
ton Day at Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Deacon, OF
Athens, visited Mr., Deacon's
sister, Mrs. Frank Green, of this
place, last Friday afternoon.
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Calico Ridge

Winter has been lettering in the
lap Of spring until summer is Hl-
most here. Frost en- the 22nd.,
with the ground froze, is the way
it has been, something out of the
ordinary.
j. Saturday night, the 25th., this
locality was visited by one of the
worst storms ever experienced
here. 1t uproOted trees, blew
down fences and took off roofs,
drove the rain through roofs, and
did things up TO the "queen's
taste
Mrs. Caroline Shultz spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Gore, the
guest of her dauR hter, Mrs. Lily
Beougher.
Mr.. George McLain, of Logan,
was the Sunday guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Donald Shultz.
Lewis Rodman is going to build
new barn, the foundation work
is in progress at this time.
Mrs. Lucy Shultz went to Shaw
nee, Saturday.
Ed, Barker was a business yisi-
tor in Logan, Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Francisco, of Black
Jack, was the Sunday guest of
Mrs. Jane Snider.
Mrs. Josephine Rodman was a
business visitor in Logan, Friday.
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Marion

EVERYBODY is farming or toiling
at the factory or pottery.
Mr.. Orla Wolfe made trip to
Logan Tuesday.
Ethel Inboden visited ID. Polling
and family, Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Polling started to
work at the factory Monday.
Orla Wolfe attended singing at
Mt. Tabor, Thursday evening.
Eddy Fickel sold his wheel to
Edward Coakley, Wednesday
We understand that VIM. McLin
has sold the Weiland farm to Mel
son Inboden.
Mr.. Dwight Polling planted corn
for VIM. MeLin, Thursday.
Dwight Polling and daughter
Dora made trip to Logan, Friday
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Notice to Tax Payers.

The books for June col
lection of taxes for last
half Of 1905 are now open.
Tax payers in the rural
districts are requested to
send their taxes by regis
ter letter on money order
as the Treasurer will not
make his customary trip
this June. The books will
close June goth, 1907.
Pay now and avoid the
rush. M. G. HARBAUGH,
Logan, Ohio, Treasurer.
May %, 1907. 3-w.
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Walnut Valley

AS we have not seen any items
from this place for some time, we
will try and scratch up few.
Mr.. Jacob Highley visited his
sister, Mrs. Addie Hankison, of
Lancaster, Monday.
Mr.. James Huggins made busi-
ness trip to llesboro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Harsch, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Beery, Messrs,
Clinton Woods and Harley Davis,
of Stringtown, We're the guests OF
Mr.. John Nihiser and family, Sun
day.
Mrs. NADIA Johnson and children
of Murray City, visited Mr.. and
Mrs, j. W. Cook, Monday.
Miss Della Krinn, who has been
working at Middlefork, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. James Francisco is very
poorly at this writing.
Mr.. Martin Heigle and lady
friend attended church at Union
Chapel, Sunday night.
Miss Melva Nihiser IS visiting
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her sister, Mrs. E. G.. Stevens, o.
Briggsdale
Mr.. Charles w. Schaal, OF
Washington Twp, has been hiret
to teach the school at this place
the coming winter. Success tc
you, Charlie.
Miss Belva Rhoads called or
Blanche Nihiser, Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Highley
spent Sunday with Mr.. Edward
Ringhiser and family.
Mr.. Irvln Ball called on Mr..
James Higgins, Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Rhoads called at
Webster Cloves, Saturday.
Mr.. John Evans passed through
this place one day last week,
Mr.. Jacob Nihizer was caller
at this place Monday evening.
Messrs. Thomas Clark and John
Weavers were business callers at
this place Friday evening.
Wonder what has become of
Stringtown. SEUGA.
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Sans Creek.
(Deferred.)

tDeferfeu.)
Mrs. Maggie Brokaw and daugh-
ter, Lesel, were the guests of Mr..
Will Thompson, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis visited
Mrs. John Hoffman from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs. John Hosler, of Adelphi,
was at the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. John Thompson, who is an
invalid and in her seventy-ffth
year.
Mr.. James Mahoney was the
Sunday guest of Mr.. Roy Crider,
of Laurelville.
Mr.. Roy Robinson is breaking
a fine driving horse.
Miss Ruth and Vira Davis were
the guests of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Ms. j. G. Butler, on
Sunday last.
Miss Alpha Polling visited Miss
Nella M. Finney, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price, of
Enterprise, were the guests of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Orr.
Katie and Clara Swalbaugh Wis
tied Lena and Pearl Black, last
Sunday.
Sabbath School at Sans Creek
was well attended last Sabbath.
Mr.. Simeon Ellis, of this place,
has been very sick for some time.
We wonder what has become of
"Uncle Si," since he ate those pan
cakes? The last time we heard
from him he was bound for the
Ash Cave.
Mr.. S. R. Watkins, promising
young lawyer of Columbus, was
visiting his relatives of this place,
last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Caves, Miss
Cora Finefrock were Logan shop
pers Monday.
Mr.. Ruben Hedge is all smiles.
1t is boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carpenter,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. James
Matthias Sunday evening.
Mr.. George Morris made a fly
ing trip to Rockbridge, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kraft were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Caves, Sunday. MATTY.
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SAINT

Miss Lydia Stots, of Chillicotne,
is here visiting her parents, John
Stots, and family.
T.. T. kalklosch was at Pursell
on business the first of the week
and was called home Tuesday
evening on account of the serious
illn ess of his mother, Mrs. NJ. A
Kalklosch, who has not been well
for some time,
j. T. Slagle Is improving the
looks of his farm, by the erection
of a lot of picket fencing.
VIM. Baker was business visi-
tor on Big Pine Creek, few days
ago,
Miss Ella Shull, of Allensville,
visited relatives here few days
ago.
Thomas Appleman, OF Mlllers-
vile, was here on business few
days ago.
George Shull and wife were at
Eagle Mills, on business few
days ago.
Pack peddlers are quite numerous
around here now, There has been
six IN this neighborhood in the
last few days. COUNTRY KID
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Spring Valley

Mr., Dan Goss and wife spen
Saturday in Logan.
Miss Stella Murphy spent Wed
nesday afternoon in Rockbridge
Mr.. Noah Beougher and daugh
ter, Eaie, of Stringtown, passed
through this place Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Matthias called on
Mrs. Ben Beougher, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Ben Beougher and daugh-
ter, Ettie, spent few days of last
week in Lancaster.
Mrs. Charley Yantes, of Lancas'
ter, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Beougher.
Mr.. Frank Matthias spent Friday
afternoon in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Bigham, OF
Cola Valley, spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beougher anc
family.
Mr.. Will Carpenter and lady
friend passed through the valley
Sunday.
The Misses Jennie and Minnie
Beougher spent Sunday evening
with Eta Beougher.
Mr.. Frank Beougher and wife
snent Monday in Lancaster.
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Brownsville

Quarterly meeting at Mt, Pts
gah, Saturday and Sunday was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Thomas and Clida Pierce
made business trip to Logan
Friday.
Mr., I. R. Saters and Willard
Flowers made a business trip tC
Logan, Saturday.
Messrs. George Finefrock ano
Charley Flowers took dinner with
Mr.. Lem Ogg and family, Sunday.
Mr.. Harvey Lindsey took din.
der with Wesley Morris, Sunday.
Mr.. John Watts, wife and son
spent Sunday with Mr.. Isaac
Flowers and family.
Mr.. d. F. Flowers and Mr.,
Joseph Flowers and family were
the guests of Mr.. w. NJ. Flowers
and wife, Sunday.
Mr.. John Clark, of Tar Ridge,
spent a few days last week with
his son, Mr., Pearl Clark, of this
place.
Mr.. Nelson Azbell was visiting
Miss Lizzie Arter, Sunday even
ing.
If you want to know how far it
is from the Holiness Chapel to
Wesley Bigham's, call on Mr.
Jerry Elick, of Clear Greek.
Mr. Charley Roop and his best
girl attended meeting at the Holi.
ness Chapel, Sunday night,
Rrof. G. w. shuck was visiting
friends of this place last week.
The Misses Lielah and Mabel
Blackburn, of Blackburnville, were
seen driving on our streets Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Federer and wife, of
Rockbridge, attended quarterly
meeting at Mt. Pisgah, Sunday.
Our hustling merchant, Mr., w.
NJ. Flowers, was busily engaged
in hauling baskets to Sugar Grove
last week.
Mr.. James Bigham and family
spent Sunday with Henry Azbell
and wife.
Mr., Charley Mitchell, Cf Laurel,
quarterly meeting at this
place, Sunday.
Mr.. Hendrickson and wife, of
passed through this
vicinity Sunday evening.
UNCLE TEDDY.
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StringtOwn

Mr.. Jacob Keller, of Enterprise,
spent last Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mart Goss.
Mrs Silas Warthman, called on
Mrs. Thomas McPeek last Monday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. James Woods,
spent Sunday with friends at Glib
isonville.
Several from this place attended
the surprise party at Mr.. James
Huggins Saturday night, and all
reported good time.
Mr., J.. G. Weaver and Miss
Gusta Rogers, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. Charles and Miss
Lizzie CLARK.
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South Perry

Planting corn is the order OF
the day with the farmer.
Mr.. Joe White, of Mound Cross.
ing, passed through our city en-
route to Laurelville last Monday.
Mr.. Benz. Clark and daughter,
Alice, of Laurel spent last Sun
day with Levi H. Fox and family,
of Stump Run.
Miss Barbara Notestone was the
guest of Miss Mamie Welsheimer,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Roy Notestone and the
Misses Edith and Francis white,
of Mound Crossing was buggy
riding Sunday.
Mr.. Benz, White, our old wheel
horse, of Long Run, was in town
on business last Saturday. Ben
says he is going to raise big
crop of corn this summer and he
will eat corn cakes next winter.
Good for Mr.. White. We hope
that he will invite us to help him
as we are very fond of corn bread,
Mr.. Charlie Febis called on his
best girl last Sunday evening and
stayed for breakfast, so we are
told. Charlie says Father Note
stone has plenty of good grub.
Miss Alice Hedges is going to
take car ride in the near future.
Mr.. VIM. Weaver, south of
town is all smiles, because it is a
girl.
Mr.. Earl Horn, of near Pumkin
Ridge, called on his father-in-law
last Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Sears and Miss Alice
NJ. Crark are going to Cedar Hill
to visit Mrs. VIM. Hedges and
family in few weeks.
Mr.. Benz. Clark says there are
lots of frogs in Laurel. He said
he was on Laurel one day cutting
wood and the frogs made so much
noise that he didn't Eear the girl
call him to dinner. Ben says
next time he will take his dinner
along.
Miss Nancy Welsheimer made a
flying trip to town last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Howard Hedges is improv-
ing his farm with wire fence
along the road.
ST. Hubbard don't visit our
town, he says eggs are too dear to
eat and ham sausage is not very
good. So he guesses he won't come
at all. ST don't get discouraged,
we still have corn cakes.
Mr.. Sam Moore and sons, Jake
and Frank passed down Laurel
last Wednesday,
I'll ring off and if ] am welcome
l will come again. ROBIN. .