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Arizona republican., 1907-09-28
ARIZONA CLIMATE
 AND POSTAGE RATES
Government Escapes the Charge of Grating Only by the Humidity Dodge.

Another nice thing about the Arizona climate not heretofore mentioned. is that one gets more for his money at the postoffice than anywhere else, provid ing his correspondents all live in the southwest. IT they live in the east it is different and it is suggested that if Uncle Sam does not want to lay him self liable to the charge of grating on the people he had better revise his postage rates, issue a differential rate for Arizona. or else make it a rule that whatever gets by the initial post master. goes without interference, right or wrong. Under present conditions one has no assurance that his letter will not be held up for postage at the other end of this line. no matter how urgent it be. and it is all on account of the climate.
 This is the story. Not long ago n Phoenix business house got out a line of circular letters. The management thought by sealing the letters and sending them at first class postage rates better results would follow for prompt delivery would be better as- sured and the receivers would give more heed to a sealed letter. Very properly the company desired to get all it could out of Uncle sam who agrees to carry a letter weighing an ounce for two cents. These letters were So devised that when they were weighed in at the postoffice they call ed for just exactly two cents each, the scales being on a perfect balance. Ev- cry one of them that went to the east ern states was held up for postage and
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28

another stamp had to be furnished. It amounted to a considerable sum, be- side the trouble and delay. It was all on account of the climate. When the letters reached the east they absorbed just enough of the moisture to tip the scales.
 weather bureau which harps on the humidity of the eastern atmosphere and the lack of it in Arizona. Some people profess not to put a great deal of stock in the theory but when it grips their pocketbooks at the postoffice there is nothing to do but submit.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28
SUSPICION.

Cheeks that glow 'gainst creamy white
 ness:
 Eyebrows most correctly curved; Arching lips whose laughing lightness Leaves the stOutest soul unnerved. Hair that's delicately waving: Teeth so even, Brow so fair, Hands to set sculptor raving And a waist Of outline rare. oft in skeptical detection All your graces l review: Can such marvellous perfection Be invaribly true? l have learned with cOnsternatiOn That much beautifying aid. For a small consideration Can be purchased ready made. So l wonder late and early, Wonder. dreaming or awake. Are vou just charming girlie Or another nature fake.
 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28
RECODKER'S OFFICE.

Amanda NJ. Williams and husband to Wm. $. Dorman, deed to w. l-2 $. F.. l-4 25-1N-5E
 Geo. n. Burtis and wife to Joseph Habecker. deed to lots 1. 2. 10. II, block :. Mt. Pleasant Tract
 Chas. F. Holland to L. E. Resor. deed to lot 4, block 10. Churchill Addn.
 Josephine Gerarl to C. J. Beauvais, deed to lot :. block 32. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28
TRANSCRIPT or RecoRos

The following transcripts of the rec. ords of the offices of the district clerk the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizons Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28

T suppose you noted the disposition to make class distinctions in Europe"
 No" answered Mrs. CumroX in a tone of disappointment; Europeans seem to go on the principle that all Americans are rich, without realizing that some of us may be vastly richer than others. Star.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28

Today We have chocolate. caramel. orange. banana, cocoanut and straw berry layer cakes. 25 cents each. Pet tid'S Bakery
Arizona republican., 1907-09-28

Today we have chocolate, caramel, orange, banana, cocoanut and straw
 berry layer cakes, 25 cents each. Pet tid's Baker,.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-01-26
Count Assessor Vaxlaid.

J. ". Coulter. OF Leslie, s. D., assessor of
Stanley county, relates the following: 81 was
Waylaid By complication Of throat and lang
troubles. bronchitis. asthma and terrible
cough, which affected me for yeaTs. when was
persuaded TO try DIR. Kings New Discovery
Relief came almost Immediately. and 10 short
time permanent cure resulted" 30 other
medicine compares With it as sure and quick
cure for coughs and colds. Il cures after ali
othar remedies hays failed. Every bottle guar
antead at J. 3, Lache's drug store. Prifa. b
cents and 81. Trial bottIe Erea.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-01-26
HOTELS AND SALOONS.

~ KLINE, corner 6 escent Place and Hon
= S/s mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
SCOTS and Shoes. Groceries, Provisions, Corn,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-01-26

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
Mrs. S. NJ. Thew is recovering

Mrs. S. NJ. Thew is recovering
from a severe illness.
Grace Biglow of Manila was a
Denison caller last week.
Mrs. Carl Kuehnle has been in
Chicago this week visiting friends
Miss Utta Mckay of Missouri VAL
ley visited her aunt Mrs. C. w. Carr
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Temple OFT as expected
from Marshalltown for a Denison
visit this week.
Mrs. D. Barber and Mrs. Edward
of Dow City were shoppers in Deni-
son the first of the week.
Miss Alice Stevens left yesterday
for Upton where she will spend he,
vacation visiting her brother.
Neva Crandall and Nettie Wiley OF
Dow City were in Denison last week
taking the teachers examinations.
The coolest. neatest place in towr
to enjoy good dish of ice cream is
the Oxford Cafe on Broadway 27-2t
Mrs. Theodore Neumoth and baby
of Lincoln. Neb.. is visiting hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams.
Miss Cora Kuhl returned on Satur
day from Omaha where she has beer
attending Boyle's Business College.
Mrs. S. NJ. Smith returned last
Thursday to her home in Ute aftel
a few days visit with her sister Mrs
DR.. Wright.
Otto Dresselhaus takes his summe
vacation next week and is counting
on trip to the Jamestown exposi
ton.
Mr.. C. A. Jones leaves this weel
for visit with her son at Warsaw
Wis. after which she will take
trip to the coast.
/ Mrs. Samuel McNiece left 70
Havana Cuba today to join her hus
band who is in the army and station
ed at that place. He is a sergean
IN the artillery and has been detaile
to instruct in the Cuban army.
go e 3 4 az so Fr x ---y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
Miss Beatrice Lally was Dunlap

Miss Beatrice Lally was Dunlap
caller on Tuesday.
Lane Goodwin of Sioux City is in
Denison this week.
Geo. w. Nicholson returned on
Monday from Kansas.
A. L. Moeller is in Davenport this
week visiting relatives.
John Rohwer is a business visitor
in Woolsey. S. D.
Ernest Jenkins of Dunlap was a
Denison caller last Monday.
Mrs. w. M. Savery is visiting
Woodbine friends this week.
Samuel Luney is in Cakes. N. d.
attending to business matters.
Mr.. Chas. Powell of Glldden is
visiting at the Chas. Jones home this
week.
1t is like being in the city to enjoy
one of those fine meals at the Oxford
Cafe. 27-2t
Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke of Schles-
wig was pleasant caller in Denison
last Monday.
Frank Evans and wife returned to
their home in Fort Wayne. Ind.
last Monday.
Miss Alice Dean of Wall Lake is
in Denisons this week visiting Mrs.
Florence Hope.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle returned
to-day from her visit in Iowa City
and at Waterloo.
7 Mrs. Faye Mann left on Monday
for visit with her mother Mrs. Cool
at Hastings, Neb.
Miss Lille Raine and Miss Garne,
Norman took part in musical recita
in Dunlap last night.
Will Buss and wife of near Char
ter Oak were shoppers in Denisol
the first of the week.
John Campbell and wife of De
Moines are in Denison this weel
visiting at the Ley home.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

Mr.. L. M. Bear is a Boone visitor.
Tomorrow will be glorious day ~
rain or shine.
John Finneran was business visit
or in South Omaha last week.
w. w. Cushman, and son Herbert
made trip to Omaha last Friday.
Miss Bessie Swan of Manila was a
pleasant caller in Denison last FRI
day.
Mrs. Frank Odell of Dow City was
shopper in Denison the latter part
of last week.
Mrs, F. w. Meyers and son return
ed on Saturday from a months visit
at Iowa City.
Chas. K. Meyers spent Sunday
with his aunt Mrs. C. C. Tabor at In
dependence. Iowa '''i - ..'.ss
Born on Saturday June 29sh to Mr..
and Mrs. John Meggafs of Hanover
township.a daughter.
Mrs. Geo. McKane left last week
for Elkhorn. Nebr.. where her
husband now has good employment.
Mrs. c.. L. Voss and son Loyal vis-
tied at the Frank Woolston home
near Ellis the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Cole returned to her
home in Chicago after visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. WE.
Luney.
Mrs. Eunice Barrett returned to
her home at Independence on Satur-
day after most welcome visit with
Denison relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Naeve left on
Friday for combined business and
pleasure trip to Spokane and other
Washington points.
Railroad fare for editors and law
yers has been raised Just two cents
a mile-Good thing. we will stay at
home more hereafter.
The Miss Sarachons and niece Ann
Holey leave this week for an extended
eastern visit. They expect to visit
the Jamestown exposition.
Mrs. L. !. Gable Of Woodbine.
will visit Denison over Sunday. the
guest Of her friend Mrs. C. K.
Meyers. From here she will go to
Mason City, her former home.
Robert Ewall was up town last
week for the first time in two months.
Robert has been laid up with bad
attack of rheumatism and we are GLAD
that he is able to get around again.
A party of ten went up to Jeffer-
son last Friday and took in the game.
They were: P. Griffin. Willie Laub.
Walter Lamborn. Rob. Romans. Leslie
Gulick. George Sprecher. Rob't Roll
| Inns. VIC. Rollins. f. L. Blakney and
Kelsey.
If the yelling and whooping on
Main street Sunday night when the
boys got back from Vail is sample
of what Sunday base ball accomplish
es, we are glad that Denison has
escaped. One Of our friends has il
however that it was not the Sunday
base ball, but the Sunday high ball
that did the business.
4 M. A. Harding returned on Satur-
day for a brief business trip and re-
ceiyed warm welcome from his
many friends. He reports that the
new South Dakota home is proving
delightful and tells US that Miss Ella
is becoming an expert horsewoman
and has all kinds of good times gallop-
: ing over the prairies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

McConnapghey D I'll $ t-Boylan
Block 22-1O
Chas. Young is visiting his mother
here this week.
Miss Beatrice Lally visited Vail
friends on Sunday.
Helen Phelan of Omaha is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. ]. H. Mahoney.
Rev. 7. E. Thuresson made usi-
ness trip to Omaha last Monday.
Leslie Osborn of Des Moines visit
ed relatives in Denison last week.
Miss Grace Bidlack Of Manila was
q shopper in Denison last Friday
Mrs.. Allard of Eagle Grove is visit
ing at the home of her brother H. A.
.Allard.
Miss Ina Brooks of Dunlap was in
Denison last week taking the teacher
examination.
Herald Romans returned last week
from Chicago where he has been att
tending school.
James Zeller of Sioux Falls. S. d.
was a business caller in Denison the
first If the week.
Miss Hazel Laub returned last
Friday from very successful school
year at Simpson College.
Miss Emma Raine entertained her
Sunday school class at picnic at
Marshall's grove last Sunday.
Miss Matte Bolieu OF Sioux City
is visiting at the home of Miss
Franchon Bamford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mahoney re.
turned from Chicago last Friday where
they have been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Morton who
have been visiting at the James home
left Saturday afternoon for Charter
Oak.
j. C. Burhm. and Editor Rudd Of
Dow City attended the ball game be-
tween Denison and Manning yester-
day.
Miss Sadie Coleman left on Tues
day for visit ofsseveralsweeks dura-
ton at Seattle and other western
coasts poipnts.
Mrs R. A., Romans returned from
Lisbon Saturday evening where she
has been visiting her daughter Mrs
Chas. Auracher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomas. daugh-
ter Edith and son Joe Of Omaha are
visiting this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Jones.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

Jas Brogan of Vail attended the
game of bail yesterday.
A. G. Bagge of Quimby. was a
Denison visitor Tuesday.
Geo. Lass returned from Wyomir g
for brief visit this week.
Maud Granny of Vail visited
Beatrice Lally on Thursday. @
VIM. Plaaze left on Tuesday for a
business trip to South Dakota.
Mrs. Carl schelm spent Thursday
with her daughter in Schleswig.
P. w. Dixon of Schleswig was
business caller in Denison Monday.
Dolly Faul visited Conucil Bluffs
friends the latter part of the week.
w. H. Woolston and wife left last
Friday for Des Moins to visit friends.
Mrs. Will Smith of Schleswig was
a shopper in Denison the first of the
week.
j. B. Glassburner and wife Of
Dow City were Denison shoppers last
Friday.
Remember we paw cash for butter
and eggs. j. B. LYON. Broadway
Grocery.
w. R. Kirkup and daughter Bea-
trice were visitors in Schleswig
Thursday.
Nettie and Eva ,Nichol son LETT last
Friday for their new home in Blair.
Nebraska.
Francis Hart and George Hart left
on Tuesday for Charter Oak for a
weeks visit.
Laura and Lilly Hollander of
Schleswig were shoppers in Denison
last Friday.
VIM. Petty and Thos. Bartlett left
on Tuesday for a busiress trip to
Highmore. 8. D.
Patrick Mccarthy and wife Of
Springfield. S. D., was the guests Of
Deni son relatives this week.
Mrs DIR. Patterson and Miss
Spottswood of West Side were shop
pers in Denison on Thursday.
Mrs. George Krohnke, Miss Freda
Voss. and Miss Paulina Voss of Ric-
ketts were in Denison on Friday.
The games Monday with the Boston
Boomers promise not only to be lots
of fun but good ball playing as we'll.
Take ynnr choice. Deloit. Dow
City. Manila and West Side will
all celebrate tomorrow. This is Dem
ison's "off" year.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen and Mrs. Anna
Cook of Dexter are in Denison this
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Jensen.
The latest hearing device, huma n
telephone. with which the deaf can
hear whisper. j. B. Shaerer. OPP
tician, Manning, Iowa.
In order to avoid any delays in the
future we will run two delivery
wagons hereafter on Saturdays. j.
B. Z. Broadway Grocer.
C. I voss. Chas. Tabor. A. F.
Boylan, Chas. Kemming and Nab
Rouillard went up to the game in
Jefferson Friday in Chas. Voss' ma
chine.
Sylvester thew returned from a
three weeks trip to Cass county last
week. He reports everything in fine
condition and land selling from ninety
five to hundred dollars an acre.
Mr.. Eugene Gulick and family and
Mr.. Chas. Voss and family left on
Tuesday morning for Okoboji where
they will spend the summer at their
cottage on Hayward Bay. Mr.. Voss Mr..
Gulick, Leslie. and Loyal rode up in
the auto.
The Boston Bloomer fake has beer
worked lots Of times but this time we
have it on the best Of authority that
it is really girl team that can play
really base ball. The scores at other
places proves that Denison must be at
its best to beat them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. 7. ]. Cochran who recently
underwent an operation at the Dem
ison Hospital il much improved in
health and will soon be able to re-
turn to her home in Ellis.
Myrtle Brundage of Dunlap who
was brought to the hospital suffering
from serious nervous disease is irn-
proving nicely.
s Mrs. Henry Rose of Dunlap who
has been confined to her bed for two
years. the result of an attack of
rheumatism. was brought to the
Denison Hospital some weeks ago for
treatment and her friends are glad
to know that she is now able to
walk. even without the aid Of
Ecrutches and returned to her home in
Dunlap last Monday.
Henry Schneider of Vail will soon
be able to return to his home greatly
improved in health.
Two games with the Boomers on
Monday July 9Th.
T F. L. Hoffman is5visiting in Dea
Moines this week.
Rob't. Ewall is still reported aa
being seriously ill.
L. Allard made business trip to
Chicago the first of the week.
4 g.
Mrs. Chas. Bell returned on Sun
day from visit at Alliance. Neb.
Frank Gibson is at home again,
having resigned his position aa
Government meat inspection as he
felt that the indoor work was injur-
ing his health.
In honor Of the Fourth. the Re.
view presents but eight pages this
week. Every one ought to be 80 busy
celebrating that they should have lit.
tie time to read.
\ Thos. Clinton has resigned as bag
4 gageman at the Northwestern. Fred
4 Fadschild taking the position. Frank
Messenbrink has resigned as driver
y for Menagh Co. and will take Fads-
child's place as coach cleaner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY BALL.
Spend the Fourth wherever you like
but that evening come to the Ger
mania Hall at Denison and nave a
dance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
Men S Hats

Most convenient hat store for men. lust inside
the entrance to our mems wear section you will
find the most comprehensive hat stock in the CITY,
An assortment Of the correct styles for the present
seas on from which any may select in a few
moments the hat that most becomes his physique,
and find better hats than the price asked will bring
him in most stores
We sell "Longley" Hats
exclusively
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

The Boston Bloomer fake has been
worked lots Of times but this time we
have it on the best Of authority that
it is really girl team that can play
really base ball. The scores at other
places proves that Denison must be at
its best to beat them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Z. z. Cook, Of Verdon. Okla,
brother Of Supt w. ri Cook. was
IN Union City Tuesday. He was
en- route from Paragould, Ark,
where he has been on business.
The meeting at the Christian
Church in Troy, conducted by Rev.
w. s. Long, is in progress and the
services are attended by many who
are much interested in the work.
"side Doors to Heaven will Be
the subject for the sermon at the
First Christian Church SUNDAY
night. The morning theme ~;sE *
"Secone Mile Religion. Both serv.
ices will be conducted By the pas
tor, Rev :. ,. castleberry. 4 most
cordial invitation il extended ID ali
to attend.
w. p. Miller writes that liz IL II
Fresno, Call employed II 4 NV
goods store A salesman. MIR. Mi.
Ter was TOT some time with coblt 81
Clagett Co.. this city, and hie
friends are pleased to hear from
him He II highly pleased with
the West and says they are having
ideal weather.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

| Col. Will T.. Calhoun, Of Upton
vile, went to Jamestown this weel
as one Of Governor Patterson'i
staff to be at the Exposition OF
Tennessee Day.
DR.. Warter6eld and wife. Of
Memphis, are occupying the coun.
try home of Mr.. Will Warterfeld,
near the city, on account of the
Doctors i'll health.
Messrs. Ben Hertwick and Arch
Caruthers, Of Hickman, accom-
panied by their wives. came over ia
an automobile Sunday afternoon.
They report good time.
Mrs. D. X. Baker, Of Lilac street
Is at home from a visit with her
daughter and grandfather, Mrs.
Paul Crockett. Of Troy. and Mrs.
Tom Forester, Of Obion.
A number Of friends enjoyed an.
evening Of violin and piano music
at the home Of Mrs. J. d. Morrow
on Division street Tuesday. Mr..
Rock and Misses Morrow were the
performers.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

| Glover Alexander, who has beer
connected with the McMichael Drug
Co, has resigned his position anc
returned to his home in Tiptonyille
Mrs, w. Askins, Of this city, and
Mrs. J. R. Moffatt, of Troy, will
leave next week to visit the family
of D. NJ. Whitaker near Hopkins.
vile. Ky.
Mrs. B. Johnson entertained a
number of friends Wednesday at
o'clock In honor of Mrs. Freeman.
of Kenton, and Mrs. Outen, of
Hickman.
Leonidas Polk Chapter, U D. c.,
will meet with Mrs. W. Fl. Swig.
CART next Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Members are requested to
be present.
]. n. Sheffield. formerly Of this
city and late Of Fulton. has moved
to Memphis, accompanied BY his
family. Mr.. Sheffield is employed.
il Memphis, city which is grow
ing more rapidly probably than any
in the South.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
High Price Talk BugbeaT

Now if you shoppers will stand up
we'll tell you something you may not
have learned and something you can
profit by.
We're greeted at our door every day
with the exclamation, MY, how high
everything is" and people are surpris-
ed when we tell them that prices ruling
at this store have not advanced on any
thing of special importance calico and
domestic, the least expensive part Of
your wearing apparel.
The trouble is they have not seen our
prices and on account of the advances
made by jobbers and manufacturers
and the prices asked at other stores, are
very naturally led to think that ALL
merchants have been forced to charge
higher prices. Jot this down right now,
The Big Store cannot be correctly sized
up by conditions prevailing elsewhere.
We don't say this boastfully, but do
feel pardonable pride in the fact and
stand prepared to give practical demon
STATIONS proving our claim.
OF course the majority of merchants
would if they could, sell at old prices,
and they could haue done so had they
been bit more alert and had taken adj
vantage of their opportunity months
ago,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25
MOrgan-Verhine &
This Store Is Selling at Old Prices

The above statement does not mean
that we have suddenly had az enlarge
ment of the heart and are satisfied to re-
duce our regular dividends. 1t means
simply on account of little forethought
we can afford it, and we'll tell you why.
We bought large part of our stock at
old prices and it is possible for US to
sell the balance at old prices on account
of the splendid increase in the volume
Of our business. You see, rent, insur.
ance, taxes and dozens of other expen-
ses of running store are about the
same whether you are selling little or
much. So, if a merchant sells $15,-
10000 worth of goods with as little ex-
pense as when he formerly sold but
$40, 10000 worth, he can reduce his per-
centage of profit and still make as much
moner in his business.
That's just what we are doing now,
selling great more with the same ex-
pense and holding prices down to old
figures.
This store offers you many advan-
tages in addition to low prices, 1t is a
quality store, style store. one price
store in name and 10 fact, safe store
from which to supply all your needs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25


Mrs. G. M. Sanders and daugh
ter, Miss Vera, are in Kenton visit
ing Mr.. J. Fl. Sanders and family.
Mrs. w. F. Holland, of Newborn
is visitingher sister, Mrs. Ella Brit
ton, and niece, Miss BERTHE Harbi-
sou.
Mrs. Lucy Walton arrived yester'
day from Troy and is visiting al
the home Of her nephew, Edward
Crenshaw.
Mrs. Robt. Brown, Of Longview,
Texas. is in the city visiting friends.
She isthe guest Of Mrs. Garner and
Mrs, Hunter Griffin.
Mrs. Ed Roberts and family. who
have been visiting in the city, re-
turned to their home in Osceola.
Ark, Sunday night.
Mrs. Mary Graham and family,
who have been occupying Joe Nail
ling's residence on Harrison street.
left this week for Alabama.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

Mrs. M. D. " heller has returned
from Rector, Ark, and will take UP
her old class here.
Mrs. Tom Taylor has returned
from Dresden, where she has been
visiting homefolks.
A number of cases of sickness are
reported in Troy, one of whom is
the son Of C. L. Moffatt
Misses Jackie and Reggie Flem-
ing, of Hornbeak. are IN the city
visiting Mrs. S. F. Wynn.
Mrs. Pearl Alternately has re-.
turned to Jackson after visit TO
Mrs. r. !. Bell in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haynes are
ia Middle Tennessee this week Wis
ting relatives in Flatwoods.
Mrs. Eva Parks has returned to
Trimble after several days with
Mrs. L. S. Parks at Whirmanta-