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Halt Called on Those Who
SWindled G. A. r.
Veterans.

Commissioner Of Pensions Yes
pesiau Warner assisted by Secre-
taiy OF the Interior Garfield, has
uncoTered what they claim is a
Iong-stauding scheme among GER
tain local pension lawyers to swim
die ola soldiers. their widows, and
heirs OIL thousands of dollars.
According to Commissioner
Warner. the practice has oeen
going on tor about 30 years, out
IL was executed With such cleTer-
ness that unusual sesacitJ vas re-
CURED TO detect 1t. The commits
sioner began his Investigation
some months ago, Dut it was 8
process which demanded time aad
care and which was brought to 8
climax only month ago. Az 3
result of this investigation, ons
lawyer has already been oeparred
from practice. while se7eral other
mem bers Of the profession are IN
serious trouble
The disbarIed attorney is W, E.
Moses. of Washington and Denver,
ana the following other firms hare
been asked to show cause why a
like punishment should not be v;s.
lted on them:
Harvey SpaIding and Sons,
Washington; Milo B Stevens and
company, Washington, Cleveland,
Detroit and Chicago, ana Edgar
&, Gaddis. Washington. Ali of
these firms, with one exception,
have complied with the request of
the commissioner and forwarded
their explanations; but one arm
has asked time TO collect it's testi-
mony, and has been granted until
June 29, TO 40 so. By that date,
ii is thought, the other cases will
be settled.
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Cross Roads
Plowlng corn is ths orde

Flowing corn is the order of the
day.
Mr.. John Elick is making pixies
along here this week.
Mr.. Manuel Ogg, who has been
working at the brick plant, has
returned home. Manuel say
home is the best place he has ever
found yet.
Mr.. Billie Volt spent Saturday
and Sunday in Lancaster. Bill
reports a good time.
Misses Ida, Gusta and Edith
Brown called ON Mary Ogg one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Goss call
ed on the later's parents one even
ing last week.
Mr.. Manuel Ogg made a flying
trip to Sugar Grove, Saturday.
MesSrs. Fierce Blackburn and
Billie Woltz made flying trip to
Logan, Monday.
Mr.. Mack Polling has mproved
his farm with new fence.
Mr.. Lem Ogg Jr,, called on his
cousin Peter Volt, Saturday.
The following took dinner with
Lem Ogg Sunday John Woltz
and family, Mrs. Ella Polling, Mrs,
Della Ogg and daughter Debbie,
of Murray City.
Messrs. Manuel Ogg and Wes-
ley Morris made flying trip to
Logan, Sunday.
Mr.. Cline Cave and wife spent
Sunday with Miss Libbie Flowers
The Holiness meeting was well
attended Sunday night.
LITTLE Boy.
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will Nixon, Of Stringtown, Fri
day,
Mrs Chas. Tucker was Ian
caster shopper Thursday.
Miss Maud Goss, Of Logan.
visited friends Of this place last
week
Mrs Tena Inboden visited
Sugar Grove friends one day lsst
week
W II Lee was Logan visitor
Friday.
Mis- Bertha Osburn and daugh
ter ana Miss Grace White u
Baltimore, visited relatives at thi;
place recently.
Chas Jackson spent Saturday
in Logan.
Charles Sheets, of Sugar Grove,
visited his sister, Mrs Vernon
Duplsr, one day last week
Mrs. G. H Stoughton and
children spent Wednesday Ia 10.
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dupler
had for their Sunday guests
Misses Mary Fauble and Nora
Conrad ana Messrs. Chas. Sheets
and Chancey Conrad, Of near
Sugar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kline and
family, Of Enterprise, visited
relatives at this place Sunday.
Mesdames Maggie Huls and
Tena Inboden were Logan shop
pers Friday.
Arthur Stoughton and wife
were Lancaster visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Fanny Applsgste, Of Lo-
gan, visited rslati yes at this place
Sunday,
Miss Emma Lee is visiting
friends at this place.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Martin Inboden,
of Logan, spent Sunday with Mrs
Nettie Barron. ROBIN.
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Queer Greek

Not seeing any OH or gas new
from this side | will jot down a
few.
The Central Contract and
Finance Company have lit down
on us with vengeance althoue h
Just over the county line. They
have two fine ges wells out of three
holes they have dlillsd and are
drilling two more and have u
derrick up for another and two
more derricks under way which
will make five strings of tools run
ming with ell the. land leased in u
strip eight miles vide and with
the Standard pumping out here
for thirty six hours at time,
twice each month, 1t begins to
look like we are in an oil aud gas
field after all
Mr., George Daugherty made a
business call on Charley Starkey g,
Sunday.
DR.. Melcher was seen vending
his way up the creek Saturday.
RAMBLER.
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departure husband, six children,
father and mother, three brothers,
FIVE sisters and many more distant
relatives and loving friends.
The departed sister gave her
heart to Cod, uniting with the
Methodist Church at Maoeoon!s
about sixteen gears ago. la hex
we're exemplifed the noble traits
of faithful wife. loving mother,
kind neighbor and friehd. When
realizing that death Was near she
said in reply to anxious :nGutrsrs
that her hopes OF Heaven we're Sc
cuie and thai her Only regret was
in leaving her earthly loved ones,
particularly the two little dsueh-
ters Of tenda years, who now 30
much need mothers care and
counsel
Fdnersl services were conducted
at Hops1ell Chapel by Rev. A. r.
Read, Of the NJ P. Church, her
remains being tenderlY laid to rest
in the cemetery at that place to
await the resurrection morn.
CARD OF THAMES.
The relatives of Mrs. Miranda
+ Hill, deceased, take this means
Of rendering their grateful thanks
TO the nsighnors and friends who
have rendered such kindly assist
snce during the sickness and
death of their departed loved one.
HUSBAND And CHILDREN.
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HuCkle Berry Corner

Old 81 n uobard vent to the cupboard,
10 get MIN a piece of pie,
But wnen ne got tnegs, the cupboard wns
bare,
For ne had stolen it on the sly.
Now MIR, 81 Hubbard, If you
will come sad pay us 3 visit which
your appearance is cordially vel
come, we will give you pie and
nam, eggs, corn preaa and souy
krout, Now 81, L presume yo u
could make a gooo meal on 1t, and
some coffee or tea TO rinse your
dinner down with. Nov come, ST,
for we would like to see your
smiling face once more. IL IS
|cool weather just now, 81; you
can walk fast ana eat square
meal,
Miss Jennie O'Dell, of Logan, is
visiting at Mr., Chas. CarI's this
week.
Mr.. Bert Moore and wife called
on the formers parents, Sunday,
Preaching at the NJ. <, Church
Sunday was we'll attended, services
were conducted by Rev. Davis of
Westerville College.
Mr.. Frank Robinson was calling
on his lady friend, Miss O'Dsll,
Sunday afternoon.
MIR. George Krsachbaum and
sister May, callsd on MIR. Chas
Carr ana family. one evening last
week.
Miss Nora Nihieer contemplate
working for Mrs, Lula Carr.
We are having fine weather at
this writing.
Miss Hattie Krsachbaum is al,
ways on time when the mail is de
liyered.
Mr. John Klinn and wife were
visitors at this place several days
laet week.
Mr., Chas Carr and family had
for their Saturday evening guests,
Mr.. Bert Moore ana family, Miss
Nora Nihizsr and Miss Jennie
O'Dall. Cake and ice cream were
served. COUNTRY. KID
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ROckbridge

Childreu's Day services were
we'll attended at both churches
Sunday.
Mrs, Annie Smith died Sunday
morning after severe illness of
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Hsft and
children, of Lancaster, visited
friends at this place Sunday.
John Fauble was Logan visi-
tor Saturday.
Mrs. Vernon Dupler spent one
day of last week In Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Lydia Bond and Miss Lulu
Rider were Logan shoppers S6tur-
day;
Mrs. Lena Inboden was Sugar
Grove visitor Thursday.
Messrs. Vernon Smith and Goss
Inboden spent Saturday in Logan
Miss Isabelle Wear, of Lam
caster, visited friends at this place
Sunday.
Oliver Woltz and wife, of Klon-
dixie, were sesn Ia our town Gatur-
day.
Misses Susan Troxsl and Mona
Jackson visited Mrs. Elizabeth
jackson, Friusy.
Miss Eva Troxel and neice,
Susan Troxel were Logan shoppers
Saturday.
Mrs, Lit Huls and children, Of
Athens are visiting friends at
this place
Mr.. Will Bell and Miss Bessie
Carpenter were quietly married
Thursday,
Rev. Spohr and family of Logan
was seen in our city Friday.
Mr., Arthur Stoughton and wife
returned from Cleveland Wednes
day, and will now reside at this
place.
Mrs, Lucy Montaigne gave a
picnic for her Sunday School class
Thursday.
Mr., Willis Mcconnell and dau'
ghter Sarah were Logan shoppers
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Stoughton
spent Saturday in Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint White and
children visited his sister, Mrs
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CarbOnhill

The memorial service ut this
place last Sunday was we'll at
tended.
Mr.. Lesley Evans, of this place,
is in Columbus working at the
car repair shops. He is one of
our best boys and ne wish him
success.
MIR, Conrad Vein, of Murray
City, was here last Sunday.
Messrs. A. M. Brown, of Marion
Township and Albert Archer from
Laurelville, were seen here lasl
last SatureAy evening.
Mr.. Lee Davis, of Columbus,
was seen here Sunday evening.
Mr.. Earl Walker, of Rushfork
was calling on Miss Ella Green OF
this place, last Sunday evening.
Mr.. John Ross, of Jobs, visited
his brother G. W. Ross, of this
place, last Sunday.
Miss Maud Minner, of Nelson
vile, visited her sister, Mrs. DR.
w. S. Rhoades, of this place, lasl
sunday.
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Marion

Abraham Beery and wife, of
Covington, Ohio, are visiting
friends in their native county
Mr.. George Vanatta, of one
of the western counties, is
visiting in Marion this week.
Mr.. Isaac Weaver lost horse
by death last week. 1t is big
loss to him, as he paid over a
hundred dollars for it aud had it
but few months when it died.
Miss Estella Stellar, of Co.
lumbus, visited her parents over
Sunday; also Frank Stellar and
wife, of Webb Summit, spent Sun
day with their parents,
Eher Mowery and wife, of Lo-
gan, made flying trip to Marion
Sunday afternoon.
David Wolfe and wife were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Carpenter, of Logan.
Farmers report ground squirrels
and crow as doing much damage
to corn fields. Corn is very back
ward, and the outl ok for the
crop at present is not at all'hatter-
ing.
The roads in this part of the
country have dried up at last, but
are 80 mlserably rough If you
need good shaking up take a
trip out here and see for your
self.
David Wolfe and sons are build
ing a wall for bank barn on
the farm of the late Dan Scholl
on Laurel Run.
Frank Moreheart and family,
of Carroll, were the over Sunday
guests of their parents, Or. and
Mrs. Rutter.
We think like you do Uncle Hez
about the Wall street business
men, bnt can't you smell rats, and
dead ones al that, closer home ?
All the erookedness is not con
fined To the grain gamblers
by jug full There is plenty Of
il on "a smaller scale in almost
everything right around our doors.
Verify the honest are scarce Gnc
lonely.
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Sans Greek

Mr.. Homer Strous attended Sun
day School at Sans Creek lac
Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Tolly and Miss
Martha Boner, of Columbus were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whealdon, of this place.
Mr., John Hostler made bust
ness trip in this place last Monday
Mr.. Roy Robinson and Hon
Daniel Schwalbaugh are having a
hot time.
Mr.. Elmer Murphy, of Colum-
bus, made business trip to this
place to look after timber.
Mr., Daniel Schwalbaugh is go
ing to set up sawmill to saw
Mr.. Murphy's timber for him.
Mr.. Grant Watkins has valu
able horse for sale.
Mrs. Elmer Redefer and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Mahony, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Theodore Huston bought a
valuable horse worth about $40,
for $50 worth of timber, and SIS
In money.
Mrs. James Mahoney visited
Mr., Roy Robinson last Sunday.
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Stringtown

Mrs. Alfred Bsougher, of Ian
caster, spent Thursday with B
F. Beoughsr, and family.
Miss Mary Green is working fol-
Mrs. Frank Beoughgr at this writ
ing,
Mrs, Frank Beougher and Mis-:
Ettie Beougher were Logan shop
pers Thursday.
Miss Mary Green spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Clint
jackson.
Miss Stella Murphy spent Wed
nesday in Columbus.
Mrs. Shannon called on Mrs
Ben Beougher, Monday
Mr.. Will Bsougher, of Lancas-
ter, spent Sunday with B. f
Beongher and family.
Mr.. Charley Green is working
for Mr.. Pearl Dupler at this writ,
ing.
The Childrens Services at Rock
bridge were we'll attended Sunday.
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Walnut Valley

Mrs, Barbara Glove has moved
in with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Rhoads.
Mr., and Mrs. James Huggint
called on Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown, Tuesday.
Messrs. Charles Clark, Clinton
Woods, Will Mowrey and Walter
North called on Mr., John Nihissr
and family, Friday evening.
Miss Florence Huggins called on
her sister, Mrs. James Brown,
Wednesday,
Howard Highley is employed by
Mr., Sam Smith of Laurel Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cook spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs,
Henry Bussart and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Highley
and daughter, Florence, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Helgle and family, and
Mr.. Charlie Heigle and family
were the Sunday guests of Mr..
Fred Heigle and family.
Alta Bishop called on Mabel
Highley, Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins
called on Mr., John Nihiser and
family Wednesday evening,
Mr.. Martin Brown and wife, of
Logan, spent Sunday with their
son, James Brown, and wife.
Several from this place attended
the Township Commencement at
the Ball School House Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John Petit and children,
Virgil and Rhea, of Logan, spent
Sunday with Mr.. John Wetzler
and family.
MIR. ana Mrs. James Hugglns
took supper with Mr.. Leonard
Weaver and family Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nihiser
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj
hiser, of Pleasant Valley.
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Hue

Mr.. John Hoy of Chapel Hill,
passed through here last Tuesday
on his way to Macarthur.
The r. F. D. Mail Carrier has
been changed on his route. He
now delivers mail at ever, ones
door in the neighborhood.
Mr.. Irwin Davis, Harley Amer
inc and Oscar Warf recently went
to Marion Ohio, where they are
employed by the G, H. V, and I,
R. r, Co.
Mr.. George Tatman was seen
vending his way west recently
singing 81 am happy on the way"
going and coming.
The oil we'll derricks on the Rose
farm are just completed and op-
Grafton will begin at once.
The Springfield oil and gas Co,
have located we'll on the Thomas
Albln farm,
Mr.. Hugh Spurrier, of Smock,
passed through here last Sunday
calling on relatives.
Mr.. Mount McCray, of Rose
vile, brought their infant child
here last week for burial at Bethel
Cemetery.
The wheat prospect is fair
throughout this section.
There will be quiet lot of oil
and gas wells go down this season
in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Irwin Davis, Harley Amer
inc and Oscar Wharf was home
over Sunday and returned Monday
to Toledo where they are engaged
in building docks.
Grandmother Moore, an aged
lady, is seriously i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. James Mount, of Logan,
was calling on relatives here last
Sunday.
Mr.. Owen Davis and wife pass
ed through here last Sunday en-
route home from Ewing where
they were calling on friends.
Mr., V. Zimmerman and wife
passed through here last Tuesday
from visiting relatives on the
Grove Ridge.
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Mr.. John Holt, Of Jobs, passed
through here last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Francis, Of
this place, spent last Sunday at
Sand Run.
Mr.. Walter Morrison and son,
Owen and Miss Sarah Belch, of
Jacksonville, spent last Sunday at
the home Of w. w. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bay, Mr..
Willis johnson, of Nelsonville
and Mr.. James Johnson, of Athens,
spent last Sunday here.
Messrs, will and kes, kinsey,
of Kim berly and Mr., Chas, Evans,
of Buchtel, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bailey of this
place.
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The Largest Sunspot Dis
covered by Hicks.

St. Louis, Mo, June 16.-A
sunspot, announced 10 be the
largest discovered Ia many years
has been found on the east line of
OLD Sol By the Rev. Ira R. Hicks,
the famous astronomer of this
city, VINO predicted the Galveston
tidal wave, 81. Louis cyclone and
the recent tornado and hail storms,
The spot was first discovered
last Saturday morning by Mr..
Hicks ana was then some distance
from the east line, from which he
calculates it first appeared on Fri
day morning when the clouds hid
the sun.
When il was discovered the fol
lowing day Ola Sol appeared to be
in state Of terrific eruption, the
lines showing an area which
seemed TO be under a tornsdosliks
Whirl.
According to Mr., Hicks the
Unit ed States may look for terrific
electric storms accompanied by
high winds This will reach the
country between Wednesday and
Friday, just at the time the spot
crosses the meridian of the sun.
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McCuneylIle

Well, as the weather is some
what settled and things have be-
gun to grow little, the farmers
are not looking quite SO sad
Surely this has bsen discourg-
ing spring for them, but there has
always been seedtime and a
harvest, and we hope this year
will be no exception
Mrs. Alice McCune who has
been quite sick for some time past,
ie better at this writing,
Misses Florence and Emma Heft
of Crawford county, are visiting
A. P. Heft and friends,
Mr.. R, b. Canon and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Farmer, Sunday.
The ice cream social at Flag
dale, was we'll attended by the
young people of this vicinity last
Saturday night, All report a
good time.
Flagdale has good band, and
we believe that Logan would make
no mistake by engaging them for
the 4th.
The school board of Marion
township met last Monday to hire
their teachers for the coming
year.
The w-mill of Mr.. Stoner d
Co., have finished saving their
set at Scholl's.
Mr.. William O. Scholl has
lumber sawed for new barn that
is now being constructed by Mr..
Alexander Hunsaker.
Mr.. Howard Bowland is learning
the carpenter trade.
Mr.. William Scholl is often
seen going towards Pleasant Hill,
but at times when there is no
church.. Wonder what the at
traction is?
Road working seems to be the
order of the day. Under the sup
ervision of Mr., Bebout, we expect
~ coo hatrar ron2a
Mr.. Chas. Ruff is going TO build
a new house on his farm near No.
s school house.
MIR. Hiram McCune and Mr..
James McLin have been trying 30
plant corn down along Rush
Greek for the last month, but on
account of rainy weather (or else
fishing all all the time) they have
been delayed and have just finish
cd. Two Macs cannot be trusted
together.
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Calico Ridge

Sheep shearing seems to be the
order of the day at present.
Lewis Rodman raised his new
barn last week.
George Wyskiver, of Honey
Fork, passed along the ridge one
day last week enroute to Logan.
d. E. Harsh, of Logan, has been
rusticating at his farm on the
ridge, shearing his sheep.
Mrs. Will Funk was the Sunday
gnest of Mrs. Lewis Rodman.
Squire Shultz is having a very
serious time with his foot, as it
has become gangrenous and there
is danger of having to have a part
of it amputated.
Mr.. Guy shultz and family, of
Logan, and Mr.. Cyrus Shultz and
wife spent Sunday on the ridge,
guests of their father, Eph Shultz
Mrs. Jane Snider was called to
Old Town, Friday last, on account
of the serious illness of her grand
son, Earnest Snider, son of Ed.
Snider, of that place.
Cecil shultz went to Ilesboro
last Saturday.
Arch Rodman, of Pleasant Val
ley, was the Sunday guest of
Lewis Rodman.
Mrs. Mary Rodman, OF Logan,
was visitor on the ridge Sunday.
Eph Shultz attended a Grange
meeting at IIesboro, Saturday last
Samuel Harsh was a business
visitor in Logan, Friday last.
Mr.. Fred Hengst and wife, OF
Columbus, and Mike Hansel and
wife, Of Logan, were the Sunday
guests Of Mr.. Alfred Skinner and
wife.
Henry Clark was Logan visitor
Thursday Of last week.
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West Side

If it don't soon quit raining We
might as we'll make preparations
for the cred house over the hill F."
Our road superintendent, Mr..
Jacob BANTER, was repairing the
roads here last week with force
of his best men.
MIR Homer Klinker, of Logan,
was visiting relatives here last
week,
Msssrs, Lee and Frank Wilson
made a business trip to Laurelyille
last week
Miss Lucy Quillen, of Happy
Ridge, was the Sunday guest of
Mrs Amy Keister June 9.
Lewis Sewers, and Bert Ksister,
who have been working for Black
Bros near Sugar Grove, have re-
signed their job TO other parties.
MIR John Kinker, of this place,
returned home from gtice, Ohio.
Saturday, leaving Tuesday morn
ing While here Mr. Kliuker or
ganised a fishing party Monday,
the following persons bsiug en-
rolled for the occasion; Mrs. Wm.
Beneonhaver, Misses Maggie and
Florence Klinker, Messfs. Edward,
Homer and John Klinker, Lee
Wilson and Homer Kliuksr. OF
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Obituary..
MRS. WILLIAM HILL.

Miranda Evaline McCreary,
daughter of Thomas ana Sarah
McUreary, was born near Eagle
Mills, Vinton, Co., o., ON FEB
ruarY "a, 1868.
She was united in marriage on
December Z, 1888, 10 William Hill,
four sons ana TWO daug htsrs were
norm 10 this union. Most Of her
life has been spent In Vinton ana
Hooking counties her late home
in the latter being near South
Bloomingville.
Although Of not very rugged
constitution, no grave fears were
entertained in regard 10 her health
until very recently. About week
before her death she returned TO
her childhood home to visit her
parents, and II was while there
that she was striken down by
diabstss, which. despite the ef-
forts OF physicians and tender
care of loving friends ana rsla
tives, resulted on June IL, 1907,
in taking her our of the world at
the age Of Al years, 3 months and
II days, She leaves 70 mourn her
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Logan, quite a pleasant day was
spent Bat about the fish We
will leave that for them 90 tell.
Mr.. Vern Kitchen, Of Bethel
Vile, broke bread with Hiram
Lama last Sunday.
Mr. s. Beiff, Of this side, is at
present io Buffalo, N y, visiting
his sister After leaving Buffalo
Mr. Keif will return to Cleveland
where his SON George, will join
him and accompany him home.
UNCLE MACK,
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fI0wln4 corn is ths UIusl OF tht
day.
Mr.. Pierce Blackburn and
daughter, Miss Lielah, passed
through our valley Sunday.
The Misses Ines Romel and Iva
Stump attended church ut the
Holiness Chapel, Sunday evening.
Mr. James Stump and family
attended church at the Laurel
Baptist, Sunday.
Messrs. Jacob and Charles Reav-
ers made flying trip to Logan,
Saturday.
Mrs. Miranda Roult is on the
sick list
Miss Lima Fox expects to leave
for Trumbull county in few days
Several of the young folks Of
this place attended the party al
VIM. Carols, Saturday night,
Mr., Boyd Goss was the guest of
his lady friend, Miss Llelah Black
burn, Sunday evening.
Mr., Allen Fetheralf and wife
were the guests OF their uncle,
Mr. Chas. Roult, Sunday.
Miss Lettie Fox is working for
Mrs Chas RoGlt.
Mrs. Clara Starr and Miss
Myrtle Stump attended prea ching
services at Mt. PIsgah, Sunday.
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VIII Cure Consumption.

A A. Hsrren, Finch, Ark,
whites "Foley's Honey and Tar
is the best preparation for coughs,
colds and lung trouble. 1 know
that II has cured consumption ia
the first stages. You never
heard Of any one using Foley's
Honey ana Tar not being salts
lRsd, Bort 4 Co,
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The Texas Wonder

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and
Rheumatic troubles; sold by all
druggists, or two months treat
msnt by mail, far 81. DR.. f, W
Hall, 1925 Olive Street. ST. Louis.
Mo, ssni for testimonials.
July l9, '0e, l-Yg.
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Laurel Valley

Flowing corn is the oGdst of the
Inv