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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

A 5-ACRE TRACT. WITH
S-rm. brick and stone house large barn,
between 9TH and 9TH East and 18th So. St
IL will subdivide into 20 lots that viii sell
from $50 up. There IS money in this at
the price we are asking.
81. 80 FOR HOME (BRICKD.
Opp. hospital O.. d. 81. This has pore.
bath. toilet and basin. is nicely papered
throughout has cleo. It. fixtures hall.
two closets. front and back porches, an
upstairs and cellar. The house is nearly
new The lot is PIX rods. with right OF
way
10 PER CENT ON INVESTMENT
Is what 2nd East property is paying.
that we are offering for $500. 1t will
paw YOU to look this up. 1t is only a block
from the I<nutsford Hotel.
s.. $50 FOR 7-RM. HOUSE
And 2i5-rod lot opp. city and county
bldg The ground il worth 500 per foot.
Don't let this pass
$500 FOR LOT ON
c street. This is the best bargain on
the street.
Near r. q. W depot. This is less shan
x the price same will bring in years.
900 WILL BUY
Choice 5x5 corner on 9th 81.
10000
East asst. near 10Th SO. ST. ~ " - '''''
2ls ACRES
IT, good. gently sloping tract Make
an offer.
GODDARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
81 East ist South st.
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For SALE REAL ESTATE.

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
SPRING Is COMING
YOU
MAY NEED
BIRD CAGE.
WE
HAVE ONE
SIX ROOMS.
HARD WOOD FLOORS.
GAS IN HOUSE.
CONNECTED WITH SEWER,
HOT AIR FURNACE.
on SIXTH EAST STREET.
A BEAUTY,
AND
A
BARGAIN
$3.50.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 4Eo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

MY MOTTO.
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
81 .65o-Four-room frame. facing on Eighth
South street near Ninth East
street 3x10 rod lot
&. 000-Tour-roorl brick cottage. near cor
ner Eighth South and Ninth East
streets, terms. east front, nice
lawn. shade, chicken runs. fence
etc
81. COO ive-room modern white pressed
brick cottage, facing east near cor
ner NJ and Third streets. Hsx1G rod
lot furnace heat, bath. toilet etc
Can make terms to right party.
s., 600-Six-roonn modern red pressed brick
cottage, nice barn, shade lawn,
etc, facing south on Eighth South
street near Seventh East street
Sc. 5cO-Five-room modern red pressed brick
residence. facing on Sixth South
street near Seventh East street
sLcoo-Nice modern residence, almost
near Sixth South street.
81. S00-One OF the finest up-to-date and
modern red pressed brick residences
on Third street corner lot. close
in. Can be had on terms If de-
sired.
Ore OF the best paying invest
nents in the city close in. 165x1I5
foot corner. seven nice eight-room
modern houses; this is paying at
present per cent net on the in
vestment. Call and let me show
YOU that I am stating facts
have some good property on the
west side OF the city near the new
depots. These pieces are good in
vestD1snts and will not last long
If you have any property to sell
list with me. | have the buyers,
don't forget my motto
W. l.. WINNER
Successor TO Anderson r. T., Inv. Co
Rcom 300 New Herald
Both phones IA
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cIEANING ANp FUMIGATING.

CARPETS and rugs thoroughly. reno
Va ted:.- houses fuu1fgated and CLEANED;
u,onderfui dustless method. Titan SAM
,ar,. house Cleaning Co. III So w Tenn
rle.. Phones 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

FUTILE BROS, 153 Main St
67x224 feet on T.. 4th So. St. just west of
State street, for $4,000; has two good
houses on. really good investment;
2 or years hence this may be worth
$4,000. trebling the cost to you. What
better security could money be placed
in? What better profit can you suggest
s0i4 foot front on State and soft. on 18th
So. ST., forming an IL around the drug
store on corner 5th So. and State streets.
This piece we can deliver this week for
Sf4 900. 1t Immediately adjoins the fine
corner, purchased recently by Mr.. New
house. The above properties are both
fine investments.
lS-room house. brick. with sewer con-
uections, city water. toilets. on Court
between Brigham and LIST So. SITS and
or $726 per year We can deliver good
title for only $500. Please sit right down
and figure out the income this gives, and
being go close in it is always rented.
Fine lots on Capitol Hill at south and
west corner of capitol grounds, the most
beautiful view In the valley, each 59x200.
with double frontage, one end facing
the capitol and other Wall St We only
have three lots left they are selling fast.
only 81 800
we have a fine. strictly modern. pressed
brick home. S rooms. reception hail. etc.
fine lawn and extra barn yard, east 'front.'
age on Q street. near LIST street One of
the best built homes in city, nearly new.
elegant neighborhood. 5000
In short. we have a most complete list
that iustifies us in the statement, mo
one should buy before seeing our prop
critics"
FUTILE BROS, 15s Main St, Est 1871
SEE Steve & Palmer ad. Last page.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

% w JAMES q co plumbing. steam
sasd hot water contractors 81 State st.
JAMES J. FARRELL. $50 south Main
0reet- Phone f205- X. Ts- 81 /.
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FINE rROI1r RANCH

FINE TROUT RANCH.
g acres, good water right IS acres till
liable land, all fenced large 5-r. brick
house. granary, chicken houses. large
barn and stable. acre of fine orchard
two immense springs, large enough to
supply water for 100000 trout. finest
place in Utah TO propagate trout This
is a splendid investment for party going
into fish culture on a large scale: price
IS. 400.
We have a number of fine bearing orch
ards. several small tracts near city suit
able for poultry.
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INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE PROP
osition, close in. Well improved. with
substantial up-tO-date brick and stone
buildings. In a part Of town where real
estate is advancing rapidly in price Own
or asks $500 for property. but viii loan
proposition will net buyer per cent in
terest. and is as safe as money in the
bank. besides growing in value daily.
CANNON & CANNON.
is East South Temple Street.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

70 NATIONAL House Cleaning company.
y East First South street.
NAPlAN House Cleaning Co; rooms 81
ti,u ip.i ,SaLisf2cti0s. = easrsinteed-(S Both
phones fSfc-Y
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COMPELLED

SACRIFICE.
Lot 25xi5. or Sth East. 10th South. near
Liberty Park. $40. Adjoining lots quoted
at S225 Address, H-3. Herald.
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CLEANING AND DYErNG.

UTAH Steam Dye Works. Cleaning.
dyeing. repairing. 65 r. Sd So. Tel. 1lc5-f Y.
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OPTICIANS.

ALEX -ASD s:ls-nIbBLEE co. Ala
block. Salt Lake City, and Soma Bldg,
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshel sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. 81 Main St
Secondhand registers ALWAYS In stock
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FUTILE BROS. 15s Main St

SEE Stowe & Palmer sd. Last page.
Section ore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Drop in and talk it over.
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Section l.
ONLY a few bargains See us for list
East Side. S-r.. 2-story .. b.. bath. toll
ct, .. l., furnace, front and back stairs,
A25O
s-room mod. near md North and 1st
West S3.650
North Bench. close in. 5-r p. b., bath,
toilet. e. l.. furnace, $500.
groom mod. p. b., East End So. snap,
1880
East Bench, 6-r.. mod. large lot. 1920.
Forced sale, or. mod. close in south
VACANT LOTS.
3x9 rods. with right of way near So.
Temple and . blocks east Main. street,
$500
SKI rods, Srd street, near NJ. $3.50
4x10 rods, near S. T. and 18th East, S1.050
2izx9 rods, 9Th East near 9Th So. 500.
e. e. Casady & Co, 4o7 Atlas Blk.
A GROOM and 4-room house on a lot
2i5x2O rds. close in.
A 10-room modern brick. lot 5X20 rds, on
+. I'd So, in paved district. A snap.
A 5-room and a Groom house on a lot
2lkx10 rds $3.50. Close in.
A 7-roonl newly finished frame house.
s7x125 II. with iron fence and fruit trees.
$3.50
Lots in Garfield 25xI5o It. $50 each.
VIII sell or trade for city property.
CROMER'S REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
- r. Sd So.
Sill Engilman Mgr.
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$G00.00-Buys odd-shaped lot 4Ss4 it, fac
ing north. on SS-foot street 14si3
on 66-foot street; south end rs
feet deep. A fine lot. Where can
YOU buy this amount OF ground
north Of 9Th South for the mon
ey? Show us.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

81. O1.00-Here is a good speculation but
surer than mining stock. 2I2 acres
on North Bench one full block
on 18th street. Let us show YOU
how TO sell same for 2.Go0 net in
one year.
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SPECIAL.
Corner Of State and 18th So. S2x12s IT
Improved with 2-stoTy brk dwelling and
store also house terrace. Returns 61s
per cent net. VIII show rapid increase in
value. See US at once.
WILSON-SHERAIAN CO.
y " I'd So. Tel 492
o. PER CENT. NET. INVESTMENT.
An indispensable operating supply for
smeiters. sufficient for one hundred
years. No competition. On r r.. this
county. Capital investigate Meeks &
Lynch. els and 316 Atlas Block.
SEE stowe & Palmer ad Last page
Sect ION one
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We are exclusive agents or owners Of
all above lots. You must see us about
them. We mention this 10 save you time
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S2.300. 00-5XI9 rods. cast and west frontage.
18th East. near Ord South: will
make four fine lots
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SS25.oo-Takes the last lot near 9TH SO.
and 18th East
LOT SOLD WHILE WRITING THIS AID
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SAFES.

NEW and secondhand. cstsh trade or
for e sorr ,,, Stout CO. se.e. ise ms
ware Of limitations Office. TX. l.. Fur
Iiturc Store. I-fS- f5-a7- se-5i &c. 81 South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

BARGAINS. HOUSES
&;.250-New and strictly modern. up 70
date, 5-room pressed brick cottage,
best residence section. northeast.
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SEE Stowe & Palmer adj Last page.
Section one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

'T7TRNIsHED room for gentleman. =
So Sd East
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$3.50 .00-Takes the last LOT on 33-foot
street on eth East. near 9Th So.
A good buy for street car man.
= block south of new car barns.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY AND FLAT
SITES
$3.50 per foot buys a choice business cor
neT. close in. most active section
this will be worth $500 per foot in
side of two years.
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PETERSON r. e. INV. co.
go S. MAIN
PHONE 33a0-K
WE CALI. YOUR ATTENTION TO
The FOLLOWING BUILDING LOTS
GOOD. A-NO. BUYS. OK Easy
TERMS
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SEE stowe & Palmer adj Last page
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RAILROAD AND WORKING MEN.
We call youl attention to the following
VIII guarantee YOU an increase in value
in the near future: - lots were sold last
year. any Of which you cannot buy at %
to 90 per cent above price we sold at
GLENN SUBDIVISION. 9TH SOUTH.
WEST TEMPLE AND 1ST WEST.
$1,000 each. only, on Jefferson street
facing west. 25xl56 feet to 19-ft
alley All east front are sold.
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SEE Steve & Palmer sd Last page.
Section one.
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N.200.G0-A fine corner lot 49lkxil5iS #.
loft. right of way on south side.
on 5th South and 9TH East: this
lot is worth S1.JA0
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ARE YOU WATCHING WHAT'S DO
ING on CAPITOL HILL, THE NOE
HILL OF THE GREATER SALT
LAKE?
$40 O0-5Ox14O-ft. lots. only left.
$4,000 to s50O.Oo--l7 others same size to
allev.
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5000 per foot. 3rd South, near West Tenn
pie; some improvements.
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S35o.Oo-3Sx156. on corner of jefferson
s325.e0-Your choice of 1st W. street ok
lt6 TO 20-ft. alley. $3.50 and $3.50
for corners. You will have to
hurry on these.
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$3.50 per foot. IL taken at once. 4th So
near West Temple
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S26. OO0-A 20-room. strictly modern. one of
the best high-class homes on Brig
ham street. lot 6ixi65 TT. close in
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$3.5o0-A corner. with larger rooms than
above; same locality.
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S35O0-Another 5-room cottage. with attic
large enough for two or three extra
rooms northeast; we are offering
these houses at prices which pre-
vailed one year ago. You could not
duplicate them today at these
prices: when these are gone you
pay more money for one as good.
Better see us at once about il and
save expense
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

ri y HE following places must be sold
Ahey are worth every dollar asked.
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ATTEND -McfSee.s-fanous might school
business and English. 80 Hooper Bldg
}. r. McEee.N. f,eu fEti
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
Death Of Mrs. TwelEGlrees.

Mrs. Hannah TWelyetrees, wife of
Mr.. j.. IA Twelve rees, died suddenly
Monday morning after having been
slightly complaining for only few
DAYS. She had retired 10 her room
where after short time a member Of
the household found her cold in DEATH
This good woman had been patient
sufferer from rheumatic and heart
trouble. which evidently caused her
sudden death.
Her life was gentle, but like the still
waters it was deep. In her heart she
carried always those she loved, and
her hand was never weary, her step
never failing in ministering unto, car
ing for. waiting upon those who were
i'm any way dependent upon her.
This life ha, passed into the JOY OF
her Lord, the memory Of which must
prove a perpetual inspiration TO those
who knew and felt the sweetiniuence'
of her noble Christian character
The funeral took place from the
home near Ilampden-Sidney Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, the inter
mcnt being made in the Farmyill'
cemetery.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
The New District High School at Rice
DEPOT.

The BOARD Of Trustees of Lockett
District met at Rice Depot last
Monday morning to confer with lead
inc citizens Of the district as to the
location of the new school. A repre-
sentative gathering Of citizens was
present. and the matter was thorough
ly discussed in a spirit Of cordial mar
mony.
There were differences Of opinion
but all were anxious to locate the
school at the best place, and were will
ling TO submit to the will Of the ma
ioritv as to where that best place was
A beautiful site Of two acres just
across the road from the present
sehool-house was offered to the Board
at a very reasonable price.
Pending the consideration OF TINS
offer the Board appointeda committee
Of five prominent citizens to solicit
subscriptions from the citizens OF the
district TO aid in building the new
school.
A suitable building will cost not less
| than 81. 900 and the people Of the dis
triet are asked to give at least $500 o
this sum. This is to be a school 10
the whole district, and every one II
the district should give little or muci
according to his ability.
We should by all means avoid IN
costly mistake Of building anything
but a first class school-house larg
enough to meet the growing needs @
the district.
J What we desire and need is a TWO
story building with four school-room
D. on the first floor, and a public hall o
r. the 2nd floor, where not only the put
p lie school exercises may be held bt
d where school and church entertain
Z ments and political and education'
meetings may be held.
T. In short we want the school hou'
70 he social center and the chief gloI
b, ofthe district. Let the citizens roll
j. 81 900 subscription and the Boar
r, will be able to erect such building.
Is J. II. DAVIS, Supt.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22

Eiaor Herqld.-It is with pleasure
I note that Dr. Howard Edwards
president Of the Rhode Island College
OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Is
being fayorably mentioned for the
presidency Of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. and for the following reasons
it seems that the committee who have
this matter in hand will be fortunate
ifthey can agree ON, and induce Dr.
Edwards to accept the place.
o. lie is i'm thorough sympathy
with industrial education, and for
years has been its enthusiastic adj
yocate.
g.l Long experiences has given him
intelligent acquaintance with its prob
lens.
d.. lie has manifested great skill IN
bringing out the better qualities OF
students and developing loyalty iC
authority, and to high collegeid'als.
a. He understands the part tina
such a school should play In the lie o
the state. and how it should be correla
tedwith the other state-school systems
and with the home, the church an'
the occupadonal organizations Of tn
stale.
l5.l lie has a thorough knowledg
Of, and is in fun sympathy withSouth
em traditions, having been born, real
ed partly educated, and married Ii
Virginia, and can bring TO his natiN
state the wealth of experience game
in the West am North, i'm great inst
tutions Of similar character.
For these and many other reasons,
host Of friends of the Nirginia-Pol.
teehnic Institute wish 20 Sc. DIT. "a
wards chosen =. &. HATCHER.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
R. FRANCIONE.

,NTHF CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
| COURT of the county of Cumberland on tne
18th day of March, 1917. p,.f.,tr
b. W. J.. B.anton. ...'.''''-''' '''''''''''' -'''''
las + Planion. Annie Blanton, biz wife Warren
Occrbov. lena Hawkins. William iaWkina. ner
h...i-,f. oscar IS. nianton. Annie ID. Blanton, hli
-. ceo soamord Nctt'o Seamond, he VIE.
w Henley. Carrie Henley. hn wife, letcnef
s,.'ib Robert Haran. II. R0b,rta. Mamie i.opefie.
M. ,,,.fe Thos Coiwherd Lula CoNncrd, ms Wiiei
Monde Haran aud---hcr husband VINO D. UNI
i,,,,,r iiian Hagan. Virginia smith ana Mary
smith the last three being nfanta, under y years
- 49,, ... cocoon s.'''' heienaanls
mo object Of this suit b 10 partition a un,. y,
,o5f. acres Of land among the part,ss e.lls''i
fheroto being the land Of which Af5' Nlelntt -
planton. died. seized and possessed li t r
land county Virginia. near ltiin's On 80 H. =,
@ri n sad land b. not susceptible or laftuon IN
| Tina thereto. sell the same ard DIVIDE tne bio'
/ e...ls among those entitled Thereto -, .
/ Al al afrdavit having been na 70 ana uien tla,
| ~. irfonianfs above named. are lQt resident OF
tbe sfafe of Vrginia DO s ordered That tnef 90 ~
| rrar here within % days uter quo lAD.lsa. .,
tarsof and DO what may DC neee tlf 20 plo'e ,-
fheir interest in this suit. Ana i ~ lu, me- u"
5rre8 fhaf m COPY hereof be panllsned once
..t fr- forr weeks in the farmflle liefAlui aiil
,b,t n conv b. posted at the front door OF ul'
.o,,rt- houso of this county on the hf1l u'y
April next. A copy lesle. -, r,...,,,,, c.io,t
Alb. Armstrong. D..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The March term Of Prince Edward
Circuit Court convened last Monday
with his honor, Judge Hundley, on the
bench.
The grand jury wa, composed Of the
following: G.. II. Ransom, Geo. W.
smith. w. NJ. McNutt, AR. Nenaole'
Jr..JB. Farrar, Colin Stokes, y. w.
scott. b. A. Rodgers, J. T. Oliver and
LIS. Carter. The following indic'-
ments were returned:
Commonwealth vs. Tom Davis, rape
Commonwealth vs. Tom Davis rape
No. ,: Commonwealth vs. otis Taylor
murder: Common wealth vs. John John
son. felony; Commonwealth vs. 9'er
ling Jones, murder; Commonwealth
VS. Jas. Sims, assault.
The case against Reginald Woodsoi
was nolle prosecuted.
The Commonwealth against ia
Horner. alias Railroad Bill was noll'
prosecuted. .,
Commonwealth vs. w. T. Mitchell
felony, nolle prosecuted.
j Commonwealth vs. w. I. Mitchell
nolle prosecuted.
Commonwealth VS. Chas. Williams
felony, nolle prosequied.
The case Of l.. ID. Jones against III
Norfolk and Western Railroad was oil
motion Of the plaintiff continued
ID. Jones, Jr., against the Noriol
and Western continued.
W. W. Kennedy was appoin'e
deputy sheriff and qualified.
Colin Stokes was appointed men
her Of the Electorate Board for III
term Of two years.
Jas. Sims, charged with assault WI
q acquitted.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
AhiIene.

March IS, 1907
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Da-
vid Bagby, Of this place is very III
with typhoid fever in Crewe, where he
has recently been at work firing on
the Norfolk and Western road. His
father, Mr. John Bagby, spent the
greater part Of last week him, and has
employed one Of our neighborhood
best nurses, Mr.. Joe Carson, to wait
on him. We hope that he may soon
recover.
Many Of our neighborhood farmers
are found at this late hour without
their plant beds oeing burned owing
to the wet weather.
We are glad to know that Mrs
William Carey is improving very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood p. Carwiles
aud little son Percell, visited at his
fathers Mr.. Willie Carwiles recently
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL. Cash, OF THIS
place, have recently moved to Mr..
Locket Womackis where they will
make their home this year.
Mr.. Horace Carter and son Peck
of Throck, visited in this neighborhood
last week.
We are glad to know that Miss Stelli
Driskill is right much better after
spell of sickness.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
Society will meet at Mr.. John No
mack's Saturday night.