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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
MISSION BRANCH.

This weather is making all the
farmers anxious 10 begin farm.
ing.
Mrs. Frank Foster, Of Creigh.
ton, Mo, on her way 10 her new
home in Ka nsas, stopped of here
for a few DAYS visit with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Bob Holt visited with Mr..
Kerns Sunday.
Miss Zylphia Hartman spent
Saturday evening with Mrs.
Terry.
Mr.. Joe Earnest has improved
his place with a nt'w barb wire
fence.
Mr.. Jas. Bailey ana wife were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Pitch
ford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis we're down
20 see their little grandson who
has been quite III the past week
Mrs. Picket, who has had p7en'
monia for some time, is better.
Charley Crow was out visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Sunday.
Melvin Hstten, who has been
sick with the consumption for
some time is reported much
worse.
Ike, (of the Review wants 4
know how we came 10 find onl
G. b. had q new horse ! sup
pose you think we can't hesd
anything, but II we caRt mabs
we can see, gwho enows.l
htrrRn4 ftoTwrH
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
New Baptist Pastor.

Last Thursday evening the
First Baptist church Of this city
extended a unanimous call 70 the
Rev. II. G. Buss 70 become their
pastor, upon the recommends.
ton Of both their Pulpit Commit
tee and the Board Of DeRconS
We understand that IL Rev. Buss
accepts this call the salary viii
be nine hundred dollars per year
which we believe is the largest
salary at present paid BY any
church in our city. Rev. BusS
has been here for the past month
preaching for the church He
comes 70 them with the highest
OF recommendations having been
in charge OF a very successful
work az Rich Hill, No OF course
the new pastor viii live IN the
elegant twO-story Baptist par
sonage beside the church. We
welcome Rev. Buss and family b
Clsremore, and predict for the
Baptists many happy and pros
porous years Of church work
under bis leadership T" - Clare.
more (I To Progress
Rev Buss has bad charge Of
the Baptist Church In this city
for some time past and we arS
glad 10 know Of his success Ths
very best wishes OF his Rich Hi
friends win follow him and hli
family 70 their new home
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
Revival Service

A revival meeting viii com
mence In the [. B. Church next
Sunday morning az II q m. q
be conducted by Mr. ". C. Nc
Kenzie Of Brookheld, Mo Mr.,
Mckenzie is known as the sing
ing railroader, as he is a brake
man on the Burlington T. K and
leaves his work only long enough
TO hold a short meeting In our
town. AS a singing evangelist
none are more earnest devoted
and successful than Mr., Mckeu.
Eie, the railroad brakeman. Ar
range 20 so and hear him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
wO EMS WOES
Rich Htn Women Are Finding
Relief at Last

Rich Htll Women Are Finding
Relief at Last
IL does seem tnat women have
more than "a fair . hare OF the aches
and pains that a. .Hict humauity;they
must keep up" must attend 60 du-
ties in spite ca constantly aching
backs, or hU idaches. dirEy spells.
bearing down pains; they must stoop
over when U stoop means torture.
They must walk and bend aud work
with racki ~ palms aud many aches
from ktdn ey Ills, Kidneys cause more
suffering than any other organ OF
the bod. Keep the kidneys well
and hf alth is easily maintained.
Read OF "a remedy for kidneys only
that helps aud eures the kidneys.
Mis- J. NJ Beteman. living on Lex
ington ST., HaFrisonville, Mo says:
Il had so much backache and lame
ness ia my shoulders. that when I
learned OF Doan's Kidney Pills. /
asked my husband 20 get me a box
for had an idea that my sidneys
were not right, being annoyed az
night with a siiEht bladder trouble
There has bern 40 recurrenee OF Il
since l used Doan's Kidney Pills
got Immediate Hltef. The remedy
can be relied upon and ! Intend TO
Keep Il by me n the ipfure."
Plenty more proof like this from
Rich hll peOpk Call AT Opera Drug
store aud ask what customers
report
For sale by an dealers. Price SOC.
Foster atlouru Co., fiuHalo, New
York sole agents lof the Unlted
states,
RemcmtEf TIE name - Deans -
and takn no uthrE.
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Mrs. d. b. Hickey went over
TO Chanute, Kans., Monday, to
visit relatives.
Mrs. J. K. Martin went 70
Adrian Monday on Rebekah
lodge business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin, of
Kansas City, we're here on a visit
to their parents and friends the
first OF the week.
Ben Warren, wife and little son
of Girard, Kas., was here Sun
day visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Warren.
Mrs. ]. K. Martin and Mrs. j.
h. Williams went to Butler Tues
day on lodge business for the
Daughters of Rebekah.
Mrs. P. E. Wilkinson, of the
Cheap Store, has been in St.
Louis the past week buying
goods and visiting a sick sister.
Chas. Wilkinson, chief clerk in
the store Of his father, Mr.. p. E.
Wilkinson has become travelling
statesmen for the Fletcher Can
dy Co., Of Kansas City.
]. K. DeJarnett, a mighty
good Democrat, has left Bates
county and gone to Republican
Wyoming. Never to "~yote'er
straight" again.
Uncle Billy Harvey has been
having quite a siege of sickness
in mis- family recently. Both his
wife and son were sick for some
time but now both are improving
Mrs. r. B. Templeton and
daughters, Fay and Ruth, Of
Holden, are in the city spending
a few days with friends while
Rev. TempIeton is attending con.
ference at Clinton, Mo. They
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs
Lou Gench.
The annual meeting of the St
Louis conference of the Metho
dist Episcopal church is now il
session at Clinton. The laity
will not be much in evidence, mol
will preachers wives, as the i'm
preston seems TO be out that tn
people Of Clinton do not want h
be over burdened wit a visitor.
other than the preacl lers VIII,
must necessarily atten 4 the con
ference.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
We Have Received

Our large shipment Of
SPRING MILLINERY
and In a few days will be able
60 show 60 the ladies Of Rich
Hili and vicinity some of the
newest and latest things In
hats for street wear and church
Easter bonnep
Our trimmer having studied
the styles, comes right from
market whore she has been the
pat three weeks, she win be
able 20 ht you ont Ia styles be-
coming aud true 20 date.
Come aud see her. She win
Rrrive this week, 90 watch Tor
date Of. our opening.
As for notions, we are well
supplied. Sep our pillow top
handEerchleIs. They make
beautiful Easter presents, A
new supply OF turnover collars
aud stocsH See them. For
watch epairs aud iewelry, see
IBENtDICTS,
Park Ave. Rich Hill, No
BET eth and tn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

When the mind is made as pure as
the soul, and the body IL made as
pure as soul and mind, thei e will be
no death.
In other words the atoB meut Tor
at one mentl will he made.
Tho soul Is intelligence. Il he essence
Of knowledge.
The body Is the outer cOtrt The
mind II the Inner court or y Ell, which
hides the soul which h chs, holy OF
hollesi OF holy oue.-R. A.. JURn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

was something 60 he pcorded Ia the
annals Oi history, herOlue has heen
acknowledged the greatest 81 liver
regulators A positive cure Tor hil.
lous headaches Constipation, Chills
aud Fever, and an liver complaints
]. { smith. Little Rock, Ars
writes. ,'Hcrblne 4 the greatest
nVcr medtclne tnOwn. Have used 4
Tor years 10 does the Work
6cli BY ogere pFug StonA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
Always

Rich Hin, No, Mch i6 1907.
National Benevolent Society.
Kansas City, 80.
Gentlemen
I wish to acknowledge
the receipt ofcheck, and the per
fectly satisfactory settlement Of
the claim Of my son. C. b. Baker
for sickness, and / can heartily
recommend the company 70 the
insuring public.
J. ". BAKER
For further Information In re
gard 30 the company, call on u.
:. g. POwell Secretary and Col.
hector, once In the north end OF
the Cowles -McKibben Bldg or
J, T. DAVIS Deputy.
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Texas county.
Miss Pereza Pritchard, Of PaO.
la, Kas, spent several days the
past week with her parents in
this city.
Fred Harvey and family Of
Kansas City spent last Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Harvey.
Martin Luther Fry is too wen
known to need y econium from
US and all good Republicans
know how they should vote.
Mr.. Cy. Harkins has gone 70
the Texas Panhandle country to
look over the country with a view
to making some land purchases.
The So 600 residence of Hon.J.
n. Ballard, former State Senator
from the 10th Nc. District, was
entirely destroyed Ly fire last
Saturday in Montrose, Mo.
Rev. ]. A. Barker, pastor Of
the Ohio st. NJ. E. church at But
Ter, has closed his third year of
pastoral work at that charge and
will enter the work of an agent
for the Children's Home Finding
Society of the state of Missouri
with headquarters at Kansas
City.
Presiding Elder Mais held his
fourth and last quarterly confer
ence at the Walnut st. NJ. E.
church Monday night and found
the financial affairs of the church
in splendid shape. The pastors
salary all paid in full the FL.
ders claim met in full and the
benevolences increased. Officers
and committees for the ensuing
year were selected and every
thing put in good shape for the
pastor of next year.
We don't know who is to blame
but the management of the depot
at Butler S a disgrace to the city
We have no place TO loaf when We
go TO Butler and usually have u
spend two or three hours at the
depot. 1t is always cold and dis
agreeable and there is about as
much accommodation about the
place as there is in a last years
/ birds nest The last trip ",
made there we found an old lady
who complained of the cold and
lack of fire, and complimentec
the Rich Hill depot for having 1
good warm fire while at Butler
she nearly fro1e. II the Rail
road is too poor 20 keep q low hr'
in its depot it should quit bust
ness. We presume, however
itho,, era aNppnnigiby On as IN N,
ready for the great slump in bus
iness when the 2ct. fare law be
gins to operate. We think the
people of Butler ought to sec
that their business visitors ar,
at least decently treated whel
they visit their city. If tn,
present Agent can't attend L
the business get one that can
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Notice

The business Of J. N. Hurst
will still De conducted az the Old
stand, by his son, Oscar Hurst,
who solicits your trade and gen,
eral repair work GA bicycles,
lock and am6rella woyk espec.
ally
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
Money 70 Loan.

l have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
II. P. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
J. W. BAKER

The Misses Bailey, Of the Eos.
ter neighborhood, were ia the
city trading, Wednesday
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-18

or Mrs. NJ. A. VIM, Widow OF Mr..
n. Il. VIM.

Mrs Mary A. VIM died Wednesday,
July 3rd, 1907, at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr.. J. Z. Maddox, and was
inferred at Little River camp ground.
She was seventy eight years of age,
and for sixty years was consecrated
member o. the NJ E. Church. She is
survived by three children, Mrs. L. H,
0'Neill, Mrs. J. E. Maddox and Mrs.
w. r Hill, Marietta; one brother, Mr..
d. s. Jones, Hodges, s. G. and a sister,
Mrs. n. s. Boring, Kennesaw.
She was left a widow at forty years
Of age, and for fifty years, made her
home in Cobb county, near Acworth.
Hers was long and useful life, spent
in administering to the needs OF others.
All who came in contact with her, loved
her for her thoughtfalness and kind
ness &c others. She was a mother to
the motherless, and friend to the
friendless; devoted mother, kind
and gentle grandmother; a life filled
with deeds Of love, spent in caring for
the poor and sick, and was ever willing
and ready in the time Of need.
A noble woman has gone 10 receive
her reward. l..
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Concord.
Amor.

Died-On Tuesday night of last
week, Mrs Addie Reed. She had
stroke of paralysis the 9th of
December, 1906, but partially re-
covered. At midnight Saturday
week she had the second stroke,
became speechless by four o'clock
Sunday morning and remained SO
until the last. She would have
been SO years old the 25th of next
August. She was baptized in
the Concord Baptist church in
1851, and lived an humble Chris
tian life, attending church as her
health permitted She was an af-
fectionate wife, q loving mother,
and beloved by all who knew her.
She leaves two sons, H. B and J.
M. Reed, five grandchildren and
one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Kehe-
ley, of Lost Mountain, and host
of other relatives and friends to
mourn her demise. She was laid
to rest in the Glore graveyard be-
side her husband who died thir-
teen years ago Sleep on dear
mother in Israel until the morn
ing of the resurrection.
We meet the fourth Wednesday
in July and August for the pur
pose of cleaning off the old grave
yard at Concord. AS there is a
great many who live at distance
who have friends and relatives
buried at Concord, they can come
these days aud assist us IN the
work.
Rev G S Bond was prevented by
sickness from being with US Sat-
urday, but was here Sunday and
preached an interesting sermon on
the "Church".
We are glad to say that Mr.
Clifton Arlington is much better,
Mrs II B Reed and little neph-
ew, J w Smith, visited her sister,
Mrs G T Anderson, of Hiram last
week.
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Powder Springs.

Miss Catherine Scott, of Allan
ia, is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Professor W c Monk and family
leave in a few days for their new
home at Bremen. Their many
friends regret to give them up.
Miss louise Tapp and Mr. Roy
Tapp are visiting their grand
mothers family in Acworth.
Mrs Gosh and little son, of South
Georgia, are the charming guests
of Mrs Ida Bennett.
Miss Nena Selman left Monday
for several weeks visit to At
lanta.
Nj and Mrs c A Camp have re-
turned from the jamestown Ex-
position.
Miss Lois Christian, of Villa
RIGA, is visiting at the home of
Mrs Sarah Stovall.
The little infant of Mr. and Mrs
Pat Miller, of birmingham, Ala,
died in Austell last Friday and
was INFERRED in the cemetery here
Saturday afternoon. The bereaved
have our sympathy.
Mr. I n Camp is moving his gin
to the vacant lot near DR. Vaughn's
office, and will soon be ready to
serve his many patrons.
Listen! You will soon hear the
wedding bells.
The many friends of little Roy
Butner will be sorry to learn be is
very i'll. We hope he Will improve
rapidly.
Mr. Tom Mosely, of Colum bia,
S G, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with relatives.
Mr. Charley Rainey and family
have moved to Alabama. We re-
greet to give these good people up.
Messrs Glenn Chandler, Charlton
Moon, Sam Defrees. Epp Smith,
Pierce Lindley, John Middle
brooks and Mr. lookout stood the
civil service examination in Mari
eta Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Florence are
taking in the jamestown EXPOSE
ton
Mrs E K Bate, of Acworth, IS
spending some time with her sis
tiers, Mrs W Tapp ard Mrs f e
Stewart.
The Cobb county Masonic con.
vention will meet here with Spring
vile Lodge No. 1853, August lst.
understand that there will be
a ball game here on August LIST
with Kennesaw. Let me suggest
that the game come off in the
morning, SO it will Tot interfere
with the Masonic speaking, any
time before II o'clock or 4 p. m.
No.
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THE GEORGIA
=.
LEGISLATURE.

By Senator Dob5s--To establish
q system of public schools in the
town of Roswell.
Ia the House, by MIR. Colbech,
of Gordon-To make it misde-
meanor for white person to teach
colored schools, or vice versa.
By Mr.. Neel, of Bartow-To mako
uniform solicitors-general fees in
misdemeanor cases.
BY Frier, of Ware-To make it
a misdemeanor to defraud land
ladies and inn-keepers of board
and lodging.
The anti. lobbying bill has pass
ed the House.
By vote eff 100 TO nothing the
house of representatives passed the
Seaborn Wright anti lobbying bill.
The bill makes it unlawful for any
attorney or hired agent Of any
company, concern or corporation
that may be interested IN pending
legislation to approach a member
OF the Legislature upon the issue at
hand. The only way in which
corporation may discuss the issue
at hand is in the committee room
when a hearing is in progress.
By Senator Dobbs (by requeFt)-
A bill TO create the positions of
reporter and assistant reporter of
the Court of Appeals.
In the House-A bill to make it
misdemeanor to employ an en-
gineer on train who gets drunk,
or for an engineer to get drunk.
A bill to prevent fishing on Sun
day.
A bill to send convict women to
the prison farm.
A bill to compel voters to regis
ter with tax receivers, instead of
tax collectors.
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Sardis.

Rev W E McCollum filed his
regular Appointment at this place
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Raymond Cox visited home.
folks last Sunday.
Mr. Luke Robinson has been az
home for several days with an IN
jured foot.
Mr. Bob Mitchell, of Sandy
Plains, visited Mr. A N Haney and
family last Sunday
We are glad TO see Mr. Sidney
Pickens out again, after being con-
fined to his home for several weeks,
Miss Annie Reed of this place
will teach school at Bold Springs
this summer.
Mr. Meadows, OF Ringgold, Ga,
has a large school at this place.
Miss Elvina Haney has returned
home, after two weeks visit OF
relatives at Sandy Plains.
Miss Althia Johnson, OF Mari
eta, visited her aunt, Mrs Alex
ander of this place Saturday and
Sunday.
There will be prayer meeting at
this place every Sunday afternoon
2:3o. Every body invited. Please
come and bring your song books
and good behavior.
The young people of this place
will picnic at Kennesaw Mountain
the 4th Saturday in this month.
Protracted services will COM
mence at this place Oh Saturday
before the second Sunday in Au-
gust. Agricola.
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Smyrna.

Mr. J W Caldwell and Master
Joe Camp afe visiting friends in
Forsyth. They drove through the
country. and expect TO visit Car
tersville before returning home.
Miss Donnie Lee Pace is home
again, after a delightful visit to
relatives in Woodstock.
Mr. Henry Gautschy became
everheated Tuesday of last week
while unloading car of corn, and
was laid up for the remainder of
the week. He's better now.
Anticipating the prohibition
measures now on their way through
the Legislature, our city fathers
have installed new pump TOR the
public we'll and attached drinking
cups to the same. Quite an i'm
proyement and a good idea, be-
cause there are some of our citl-
zens who will have to learn to
drink water between now and Jan
uary LIST.
The friends of Mr. Cleveland
Green will regret to learn that he
is at present moment very sick
man. He has fever.
The army officers and enlisted
men, 20 of the former and 81 of
the latter, who are travelling over
the course Sherman took in his
march to the sea, camped in
Smyrna Saturday night. Major
Braughton is in charge Of corps of
officers, while Lieutenant Kimble
has charge of the detachment.
The journey is not so trying or
difficult as when the distinguished
Mr. Sherman made it. The men
are in fine trim, and report a
pleasant trip thus far.
Heavy rains fell here last FRI
/ day and Saturday, regular ditch
cleaning and trash-moving show
ers. Everything is refreshed, and
crops especially look fine.
CRITIC.
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AcwOrth

Miss Ruth Davenport, of Mars
Hill, entertained Friday evening
IL honor of her guest, Miss FLOW
Edwards, of Atlanta.
Prof G. M. Orr began school at
Mars Hill, Monday.
Mr.. James Prichard, of Mars
Hill, has sold his farm to Mr..
Will Kemp.
Mr.. Ed McLain, of Hope, Ark.
Is at his home on visit.
The Acworth Post clamors for
a public park and paved streets.
Misses Edna Barrett and Euge-
MA Mitchell are visiting Mrs
George Northcutt in Marietta.
. The Acworth Oil Mil is putting
IN new machinery.
A large number of summer
boarders are in town.
The entertainment by Miss
Louise Awtrey Monday evening in
honor of Miss Lucille Gaines, of
Calhoun, was a delightful fanc-
tion.
Miss Leila Moon visited rela-
tlves here the past week.
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GUESTS AT THE BILTMORE.

J.>F. Belts and wife, G H.
Withers and wife, H. L. Miller,
wife and two children, H. Y. AL
bert, wife and daughter, Gladys,
E, L. Robertson, wife and son,
Stiles, Mrs. B. G. Mills of Tampa
Fla, Miss E. A. Mills of Atlanta,
S. Long, G K Mccormack, l.. F.
Brothers, We Thompson, Mr..
Chase, Mrs. M. S. Ware and two
children, Ruth and Adela.
Vlsitors-Mrs. Lawrence, of
Eatonton, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. NJ. S, Ware. Miss Rosa Ag-
mes Glover, of Macon is visiting
her sister, Mrs G H Wlthers.
Mrs G. H. Withers, who has
beer visiting, her parents at Ma
con, returned to the Biltmore last
Friday,
L. F Brothers, at the Biltmore,
expects to visit Marietta young
lady at Mineral Bluff, Sunday
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naCland.

We learn that Mr. Clay, of &C.
dartown, has the contract for the
brick work Of the college, and Mr.
Emmett Babp, of Atlanta, has the
contract for the wood work. They
will begin work the last Of this
week.
Miss Avarilla Dobbs has re-
turned home, after a pleasant Wis
it to relatives at Woodstock.
Mrs P A Kellet and little daugh-
ter, of Canton, spent last week
with her father, Mr. R r Petree.
Miss Mamie Griggs left last
week for Huntsville, where she
will resume her school.
Mr. and Mrs Paden, of Tennes-
see, are here spending several days
with the family of Mr. B V Hop
kins.
Miss Ethel Taylor opened school
here Monday with a good attend
ance.
Mr. Richard Adair and family
spent Sunday in Hiram with the
family of Mr. Brown Hurt.
Mrs Bedie Brannon, of Atlanta,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Married-Sunday, July 18th,
Miss Genie Westbrooks, of this
place, to Mr. Grover Allen, of At
lanta May peace and happines
be theirs through life. RUBY.
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Mr. Sim Harris and family Wis
tied Mr. James Harris on Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Shaw, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
In Dallas, has returned home.
Married on July 18th, Miss Cora
Shaw to Mr. Wiley Barber. The
bride is one of Millford's most
beautiful young ladies, and the
groom is one of Mableton's highly
esteemed young men. We wish
Tor them happy life. They will
make their home i'll Atlanta.
Mr. E w Pair, who has been very
low, is rapidly improving.
Mr. Hugh Harris is still very
feeble. AUNT Polly.
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Orange Hill.

Remember the all-day singing
here next Sunday. Orange Hill is
situated one mile west of Floyd
station, on the Marietta and Aus
tell public road. Everybody in
vlted to come and bring well-filled
baskets and plenty of song books.
The farmers i'll this community
are nearly through laying.hy.
Mrs. Lula Medlock, of Atlanta,
who has been visiting Mrs r S
Stegall, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Stegall is visiting
relatives at this place.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell last Saturday afternoon.
Rev Herman Buchholtz, of Bal
timore, preached an interesting
sermon here on the first Sunday.
Morgan Dyson, of Mt. Zion, WIS.,
tied his best girl here Sunday af-
ternoon
Seaborn Gam, of near Powder
Springs, visited j H Hicks and
family, at Milford, Sunday.
Wesley Eason visited w r Muir.
ner and family, near Middleton,
Sunday.
Captain George w Spear, of
Olive Springs, was a visitor in our
community Sunday. Come again
Sunday, George.
d B Vinson visited Roy Daniel
Sunday. Violet.