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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-02-06

ENGLAND and western Europe
had during Christmas week the
worsz Storm IN man. years.
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NV NoIia'k;ssMes tern

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LEAVE NORTON-s:s0 a. m. aps9.so
IN. 60 blucfeid and intermedias.
stations.
LEAVE BLUEFiELD-9.35 =. m 70.
Roanoke, LyncAburg. Norfolk ana
points on shenandoah VALLEY pnn-
nsn sleeper 20 Roanoke and Roenoks
60 New York Parlor Car Roanoke
20 Norfolk.
SIS m. for Roanoke and intormedi,t.
points.
2.55 %. no.. daily, Roanoke. Lvnchburr ana
intermediate stations, Pullman Siecr.
ca Co Philadelphia VIA Hsgcrstowr.
o.i5 p. m- for Roanoke, Lynchburg and
Norfolk.
Dos a. m for Columbus. Cincinnati ana
che West Cafe Car. Pullman Siec5e-
so p. M. for kenova. Cincinnati. Coiuw-
bus and ;be West. Pullman sleeper fo
Cincinnati and Columbus. Cafe car ~
Vivian.
LEAVE Bristol Daily. s.l5 a. M. for
East Radioft. Roanoke. Lvnchhurr
Petersburg, Richmond aud Norioit
Pullman sleeper &C. New York wa
Hagcrtovn and Harrisburg Pullman
Buffet Car pafior Roanoke &C Norfolk
$50 %. m. tl.mitcdl Solid trainvith PAN.
man siccpcrs to Washington. BaiG-
more. Philadelphia and Ncw York r.s
lvnchhurS. puiiman Sleeper Bristol
to Norfolk and Lynclhurg to Riri-
moud.
.fu 81. ui. daily for an points between
Bristol aud Llnchburg Connects az
Walton 30 1888 p. m. with tho
ST. Louis Express for al points rcsi
and uoftbRcst
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Legal forms of all kinds for
sale by tho Wise Pinting Com
'pDy.
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RlcH MINERAL LAND BOUGHT
Governor NoNillin. OF Nashville. Inter.
esicd % Million Dollar Deal.

Lexington. Ky. Jan 30. The
Southern Timber. Land and
Mineral Company headed bv
Governor Mcmillan. 90 Nash
vile Tenn. today purchased
holding of hfty-two thousand
acres OF coal and timber lands
of the Continental Realty Com.
pany IN Breathitt Perry and
Knott counties.
The price WAS Oncmiliion dol
lars. These are The richest coal
and timber lands IA She south.
The following is a CONVEX
sation overheard between two
small boys in a city street not
long ago The hrst boy said
10 the second boy Gee. your
father must be dreadful mean
hes a shoemaker aud YOU have
20 wear them OLE shoes The
second boy answered. You
needn't talk, your father is
mean too, cause he is a DEN
tist aud your baby's only got
one tooth. 49, Exchange.
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nsutIsg For IrossIe

I've lived IS CsiilesRis ~ yesss. a..
am st.is k.niog !og irp4aie .u 'le say O..
bcgss. sores se-o4s. - 10. cate. fgr4l1s,
81 case ~ rilss hat BscAlsas AEolca
Sslss ~oa quickly eesc, Wsiiss Charles
Wsifess, 81 Allegheny sierra Co. Sc
ass beotiSg Mr. Malters. a cSses every
exse. Guaranteed At ;. " Ksiiy's drag
store. 2Sc.
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LEAVE NoRTON--s:t0 a. m. and 2.sop
IN. 60 blue6eld and intermedias.
stations.
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FOR THE WISE.

tn world Answer-Ink
Name something with two
hclds and one body, Answer
a barrel.
WHY is bread like the sun:
Because II rises from
the yeast.
II YOU were 10 ride a donkey
what fruit would YOU resemble:
Answer-A pear.
What is that which is length
ened by being cut at both endsS
Answcr-A ditch
what coat is finished with
ont buttons and put ON wet,
Answer 4 coat Of paint
Why can't King Edward be
buried IN Scotland, Answer
Because Dee isn't dead.
II Dicks father bee John s
son. what relation is Dick 20
John. Answer-His grandson.
What is the best and cheap
est light. especially for paint
ors. Daylight.
What is the cheapest feature
of the face. Answer Nostrils
for cent >cent.
Nhat is that that has neith-
er flesh nor blood. yet has four
fingers and a thumb Answer
a glove.
What is that no one wishes
to have audi vet when he has 90
Doe does NOT wish Co lose IT,
Answer bald head.
Why should % housekoeper
never puf the letter ~ into her
refugsrators Answer Because
Do would change ice into mice
How many soft boiled eggs
could % giant cat on an empty
efnmacl- Answer One. for
after .h1f hi~ stomach wouldn @
he empty
Old newspapers for sale at
This office
The South is profting bob one
essential respect by Che mild
weather prevailing boo the more
northern States Usually at
this season DO haas been invaded
hy q vast ARMY OF ramps. beg
ears aui similar undesirable
visitors But when mo cold
weather to drive them from
their Northern hannts they are
crovdmg to the cities of higher
ATTITUDES From The latter
come. 81 general complaint ON
This account The Chicago pa-
Tere >aN that more than 10000
hoggar-. tramps and nomadic
workers. drawn to chat city hN
the mild winter. are thronging
The streets aud committing ali
Kinds ol petty crimes. on the
other hand the New Orleans
papers arc congratuiating them
selves ou their relief from Such
nuisance, bat NOT with on G
apprehension that cold wave
may yet bring tho infection
upon that city Couricr-Jour-
nal
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Legal BIa11Ix&.

We the stock of Legal Blanks
for Justice the Peace and the State
burst author of Hurst Guide and Manual other popular
y irgnia Law Books
AN Blanks one cents per 100 except
- - A 15 and 80 which One Cent each straight We
pay he postage ON an orders Please order 10y Number
No Warrant of Arrest.
Commitment Co Answer indictments
Certificate of Commitmen for
Commitment until Fine and Costs Paid.
Commitment for Imprisonment, &c.
tecognlzance upon Appeal.
Warrant Discharging from Jail upon Appeal
Complaint for peace Warrant
Peace Warrant
f0 Search ~ arrant
ll Warrant lin Debt
I'D Warrant i'm Damages
ll Execution.
Do Daulshcc
ID lud0nuN wing Bond
lN Forthcoming Bond.
q Affidavit for summons in Unlawful Detainer
go Affidavit for Distress Warrant.
80 Distress Warrant.
81 Complaint for Attachment against Removing Debtor
p Attachment against Removing Debtor, with Garnshee
-3 Attachment Bond
% Deed of ono Neyance, with certificate
70 Deed of Trust with certificate.
-6 Deed of Lease
27 Homestead
-o Declaration ian Assumpsit.
ID Declaration IN Debt Bond.
aN Declaration in Debt Promissory Note.
Sd Declaration in Debt on Negotiable Note.
81 Notice of Motion on Note Bond, Account
53 Power of
pa Notices 10 take Deposite
80 Indictment. General
36 Indictment, Liquor.
Sd Commissioners Notice.
IS Abstract of Judgment before Justice.
$50 Warrant IN Debtinue
40 Garnishec Summons and Judgment
b Subpoena for Witnesses.
y" orders eiven prompt and careful attention.
WISE PRINTING COMPANY, Inc.
g. \. KNIGHT, Sec. and Treas
BIG STONE GAP. VIRGINIA.
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NOTICE.

lu thc.tNistrict Court OF mc Emitted
states log the Western Distinct 81 Yir-
giuia.
Ia the matter Oi II. NJ
Blair, Bankrupt i" NanNrupicy.
Pursuant TO an order entered bv the
referee. the Hon. ID r. Bailey, az Anna
iaehia, Virginia, on the 10Th dav OF Janu-
airy, 1907 in The above matter OF bank b.
ruPlsy, The Undersigned. as Trustee. ill
ON
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kEosAuoUA.

Observation-Disclosures at the Metho.
dist Episcopal parsonage. Saturday
evening, November g. Clyde Mercer
of ISilbourne and Miss Minnie Car
ruthers Of Pittsburg, Rev. w. G.
Thorne performing the ceremony.
Mrs. G w. Gwinnup of Vinita. In
dian Territory, returned to her home
Tuesday. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Henry Strickling, who will
visit relatives there for several weeks
Misses Eva Shores, Nina Elliott, De-
Norris. Edna Casady and Eva Sher-
man spent Sunday evening at Bir-
minghan.
Mr.. e. Akey departed Thursday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Eberling, at
Memphis, Mo.
Abdel Duffield of ST. Louis visited
several days here with his father. He
went from here to Des Moines and will
enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of ottumwa are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drew
Mrs. w. B. Fleming and Mrs. j. E
Price We're Ottumwa visitors Tuesday
lobe Beer returned to Keosauqua
Monday to visit relatives. He went
to Pennington wednesday evening tc
spend week.
J. c. Claypool of Ottumwa is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs
Aaron Haney
j. A., Findlay of Douds-Leando was
| a Keosauqua visitor Tuesday.
II. e. Reese and William Davidson
went to Ottumwa Wednesday after
noon in an automobile.
Mrs, Alex Brown entertained Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Nan
ME Paschal, who is visiting here.
A. Mccullough of Selma visited rel
atives here Wednesday
Miss Dot Davidson was an Ottum-
wa visitor Wednesday evening and
Thursday.
DR.. E. E. Sherman spent several
days at Plymouth. H., returning home
Wednesday evening.
Ralph Lowe Of Oklahoma is visiting
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville.-Gus Rapies sensational,
scenic drama Telegraph Station 81"
appeared at Leggett's opera house on
Wednesday evening and gave good
satisfaction to those who attended.
]. II. F. Saylor Of Washington, Ia,
was in Eddyville on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs Thomas Ewing. in company
with her friend, Mrs. Amanda Grace,
left Thursday for a ten days visit with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers of
Chillicot.1e.
Misses Julian and Bridget Simmons
made a business trip, to Ottumwa on
Thursday
Mrs. II. A. Bawman and little
daughter of Pella arrived Thursday
for a ten days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Pickerel, who live across the river.
Miss Pearl Critchfield OF Murray ar
rived Thursday and will be soloist at
the Christian church. Miss CritchfieId
has lust finished an engagement in
Kansas. While In Eddyville she will
visit with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. Clark.
A Hartman and daughter. Miss
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ENTERTAIN NOV. 2s.

Tyrone.-The Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians will hold hard times So
cial at their hall in GEORGETOWN on
thanksgiving evening and are bending
every effort to make 1t grand auc-
cess. The committee having been as
signed 70 their various duties are, now
pusy making arrangements
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Moffatt are the
happy parents of a daughter, born ct
their home east of town Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCarty, resid-
ing east of Georgetown, are the par
ents of a daughter, born last week
Mr., and Mrs. j. p Nudge are the
proud parents of a daughter, born Sat-
urday evening
Inc approaching marriage Of Hugh
Fitzpatrick and Miss Anna Hurley waa
announced at the Catholic church al
Georgetown last Sunday. The young
people are members of two of the old-
est and most prominent families OF
this vicinity
Rev Father f. F. Gaule OF Charlton
was guest of his brother Rev. Faith
er P. j. Gaule. at Georgetown Monday
and tuesday. returning to Charlton on
No Tuesday evening.
j. p. Myers, who has been station
agent here for the Burlington for over
two years, has been transferred to II
vile. r. w. Lee of Burlington is at
present filling the Tyrone agency.
Mrs j. q. Myers visited with her
| husband at West Burlington day or
two last week
Michael Greene was a Melrose Wis
itor Saturday where he transacted
business Of Importance,
Mrs Daniel o. Neill Is on the sick
list at this time
John Malone has a force Of carpen-
tiers busy erecting a nice large resi-
derlce on his farm north Of town.
Ed Morrissey, one of Cedar town
ship's prominent farmers, lies dan
gero,isly Ill at the home Of his BROTH
er. w. T. Morrisrev. a few miles west
OF Abba, with little or no hope of his
recovery.
j. M. Ennis completed loadine the
largest shipment Of wood ever made
out Of Monroe county at one shipment.
shipping out eight car loads OF cord
wood for the c.. B. & @. shops at Linz
coin, Neb.
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vINcENNEs.

vincennes-Mr H. c. Chronicle of
this place left yesterday for Center
Vile, to accept position with III
Burlington, Clarinda and Centerville
railroad.
v. P. Kinnaird. former agent for the
A. T. and S. F. railroad at Dumas, Mo.
has been transferred to Gibbs. Mo,
and he is succeeded by r. Fl. Walker
former agent at Hart. No.
The young men of Vincennes are or
ganizing a night school under the d.
rection Of Prof. M. H. Frame The
studies taken are to be arithmetic, civil
government and PHYSIOLOGY.
DR.. ]. Teel Of this place was a Keo-
kuk visitor yesterday.
DR.. j. r. Wedel Is planning a
months vacation, during which time he
intends to take trip to New Mexico
T. j. Broadsky of Hinsdale has sold
to the c.. r. !. & p five hundred cords
Of wood.
r. l.. Deer is busy husking corn.
Norman Cruze and Vernon Chron-
icle spent last Saturday at Dumas.
/. w. Mott has purchased the gen.
eral merchandise store of w. M. GAN
ley.
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relatives and friends here.
Sandy Howard is having his resi-
dence near the depot repainted.
George Summerville. who has beer
travelling with Campbell Bros cir
Gus this summer, has returned to his
home here.
Mrs. Phil Ware and son were guests
or Mrs. Charles Dodds Wednesday.
William Holbert is visiting his son
Edwin, at Sedalia. Mo.
Robest Norris Is visiting relatives
at Milton this week.
Mrs. Joseph Easter and children d
Bonaparte visited at the home of CAP.
tain Duckworth this week.
Attorney Mccormick of Farniingto,
was business visitor here Wednes-
day.
Miss Marjory Norris was in Abba
Monday.
The poles are being set by the Tn.
ion Telephone company between Biz.
mingham and this place preparatory
for the new metallic line.
Mrs. 7. j. Muir Is visiting her son
Ralph Muir, at Lebanon.
Abner Boston, resident of Des
Moines township, died at the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burkett, Wednes.
day evening. after an illness of severa
months.
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pit Of the Congregational church last
Sunday
Mrs. Edwards of Givin is visiting
Mrs. r. Samuel and otner friends and
relatives In this city.
The N. P. G. r. club will meet with
Miss Annie Marniell Thursday even
ing.
Miss Annie Singers and Miss Ches-
sci spent Sunday in Des Moines.
John Phillips was business visitor
In Abba Sunday.
Miss Elsy Berkler is assisting IN
the new company store.
@. l.. Canning ls in Chicago this
week on business.
J: 2. Evans and family OF Aluia
made flying trip to Hiteman in their
new auto Sunday.
James Longaken and family left for
Colorado Friday night where they will
make their future home.
Miss Eva Shaw of the Orphans
home OF Des Moines will talk next
Sunday at the Congregations church.
Oliver Welsh visited in Abba one
day last week.
DR.. Bartram of Abba made 4 pro-
fessional visit here Tuesday evening.
DR.. Powell of Abba called an his
patients here Sunday.
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PULASKI.

Pulaski The public sale OF G. L,
Cundiff was well attended Monday
and everything sold at good prices.
w. B. Shreve has gone 20 Barry, Ill,
to attend fine stock sale Of black
cattle.
C. C. Rodgers. H. T. Kruse and Chas,
Walton of Bloomfield have returned
from recent trip to Canada. They
report having a & cd time and seeing
some fine country. Mr.. Kruse pur-
chased 4so acres of land near Tuxford
Saskata hewan. ~
A. g. Day and family and q. l., Cum
diff Will leave in few days for
Kansas. Their many friends regret to
see them leave.
H. G. Taylor and William Baugh-
man are having electric light wires
run into their residences. In few
years the electric light will be as
common as the telephone in the coun-
try.
Ora Townsend and family expect te
move to their farm in q few days
which is located west Of Troy about
miles, where they will make their fu.
ture home
D. o. Shumate and family expect Il
leave in a short time for the state OF
washington.
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Russell CHAPTER NO. 1.

Russell.-Myrtle and Nora Berg
man, returned home last week from,
Chicago where they have been visiting
for some time.
Mrs. E. e. Gilyeart spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. c. W. Craw-
ford.
George Lentz spent Saturday in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. r. E. Gilyart and daughter
Crystal attended lodge in Fremont
Saturday.
Albert D. Cox and Alma 8. Short
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McEwen, Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Rowe
of Kirkyille officiating.
c. w. Crawford and George Stout
were visiting Sunday at the home of
George Mahaffery's.
Ethel Albertson spent Monday
afternoon with her friend Garnett
Gilyart.
Chas Holbert Of Fremont in comp
any with d. T.. Evans left Tuesday
for Cherokee Okla.
Z. Van Buskirk was in ottumwa
Wednesday.
There was social at No Baptist
church Wednesday evening
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FaRMINeToN.

Farmington.--Miss Bessie Wright
was pleasantly surprised Wednesday
evening by number OF her friends,
who wished to remind her OF her
birthday. A 6 o'clock dinner was
served and most enjoyable evening
was passed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church gathered at the home Of
Mrs. Annie Kelley on Monday night
and cream and coffee were served,
Mrs. w. j. Kirkpatrick is visiting
her brother. E. J. Folker. and wife, In
Kansas City.
was Pennington visitor Friday.
Mrs. G.. Clendennin Of Hannibal Mo.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Telander.
Mrs. George Kerr of Birmingham Is
visiting at the H. F. Barton home.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick has return
ed from a visit with friends In Plano.
Mis- Eula Dunn returned Tuesday
from a visit with relatives in villisca
Miss Kippi F. Cleave very pleasantly
entertained the Kensington club on
Monday evening. Refreshments con-
sisting Of cocoa. nabisco waters and
grapes were served
Miss Vera Steinmeyer had the niis-
fortune to break her collar bone while
playing basket bali on the school
grounds Friday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Steadman of Bonaparte
was the guest OF Mrs. c. III. Kelly on
Monday evening. while enroute to TN
ionyille. Mo.
Mrs. George Delker returned Tues
day to her home in st. Johns, Kansas,
after two weeks visit with rela-
tivet
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MYSTIC.

Mystfc.--Miss Annie Jones of Cen
terville spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. r. T. Reese and children and
Miss Fannie Clark OF Ottumwa are
visiting relatives and friends here.
A. B. Dudley and family are prepar-
ing to move to Des Moines, where
they will make their future home.
Art Scott and family have moved to
Mrs. Fred. Bakers farm, just south OF
town.
Black LaMasney and family have
returned from New Mexico. where they
spent the past eight months.
The monthly coffee of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Episco-
pal church will be held at the home OF
Mrs. william Reese Thursday after
noon.
Mis- Ivah Downing visited her par
ents at Bentonsport Friday and Sat
urday
Frank Haines will open up gem
eral store In the near future In the
building formerly occupied by the
Consolidated company store
The ladies of the Christian church
are getting ready to hold bazaar
all of Christmas week.
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ELDoN.,

Eldon.--Mrs. William Brown leaves
in company with her niece. Miss Ma
RE Breen, for Muscatine today, where
she will make few days visit,
Mrs. L. c. Deford leaves today for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives In Kilbourne
Miss Laura Charlton spent Tuesday
with friends in Lihertyville,
pr. Clara Hayden was In Ottumwa
today.
Miss Ella Parsons returned home to-
day, after an extended visit at the
home Of Mrs. George Myers.
Frank Koht is in Troy on business
today.
Mrs. Nick Wilson is shopping in OF
tumwa today.
Mrs. G. p. Sharp is shopping in OF
tumwa today.
Miss Iva Summer is visitinr, in OF
tumwa to day.
Mrs. George Myers is shopping ir
Ottunwa today
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'HiTEMAN.

Hiteman.--John p. Reese and At
torney j. T. Clarkson were visitors
here Sunday
Attorney John r. Price of Abba
transacted business here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peart are the
proud parents of daughter born
Sunday, Nov. 8.
Miss Evalyn Welsh is visiting In AL
bia, a guest Of Mrs. j. r. Price.
Miss Tillie Featheringham was an
Abba visitor Monday.
Mrs. p. II. Waterman entertained
the Ladies Aid society Of the Congrs.
gational church Wednesday night.
Mrs. Dan Thomas Of Abba visit ID
her aunt, Mrs. D. G. WL.ie Tuesday,
Mrs. Eliza Nicholas Of Cleveland il
the guests Of friends in this vicinity.
Miss Della Morgan entertained her
friends to Halloween party last
Thursday evening. All report fine
time.
Mrs. o. L. Canning and daughter,
Miss Jessie are spending a few days
In Abba.
Rev. John Nelson occupied the pull
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sTRiNGToWN.

Stringtown.-John Barber was a
caller in Batavia Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Henry of Far.
son were Stringtown visitors Tuesday
Ray Vaness and Carl Caldwell were
In Abingdon Monday.
Miss II, M. PARCEL is on the sick
list
Mrs. John Mowery of Pekin was Il
caller here Saturday.
Emmett Gobble of Abingdon was a
Stringtown caller the first of the week
The farmers are all busy husking
corn which is of a fair yield
The Mystic circle attended a Hal
lowe'en party at the Misses Davis
last Thursday night. The rooms were
artistically decorated with pumpkins
and candles. A short talk was given
on Halloween and its origin by Mrs.
Mollie Brinker. Miss Mary Davis a
talented pianist gave some excellent
music during the evening.
H. F. Davis and F. S., Silvers of
Competine were in Stringtown one
day last week
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Heninger of
Martinsburg. attended the Halloween
party at the Misses Davis last
Thursday evening,