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La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

A letter from Old Man Stafford
from Los Angeles says that Mrs.
Stafford has been III for several
weeks. and is now in the Emergency
Hospital. although in no immediate
danger.
The old man further says that the
weather in Los Angeles is fine. I'VE
have had no rain for several days,
and the Thermometer registers II
in the shade-the warmest place in
the United States to-day. with fruit.
flowers and vegetables everywhere. I"
Old Man Stafford's attention is
called to a letter in this issue from
California, which shows that there
are other brands Of weather in the
"land Of sunshine and flowers" 9TH
er than thos. TIC denizens of that
section love to gloat over. Right
here in La Junta we have been hav-
ing weather around the seventy de-
gree mark all winter. As an ideal
winter resort California is in the
also ran class" when compared to
Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

A lady who understands advertis-
ing says: mo lady wishes to be
looked upon as shopping fiend. she
does not care to go into the store
and have a merchant show all his
stock in order to find out whether he
keeps what she wishes to purchase
and whether the article is sold at
price she can afford. 1t is much cas-
ier to look through the advertise
ments in a. than it is to bore
r sste her own time.
~ focal news items. the
-rtisements in a paper stating
articles for sale with prices. will
keep much of the money that goes
TO the large cities At home.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

One Of our prominent professional
men was in Denver last week and
ssrayed into the meeting Of the
State Hardware Dealers Asocia-
ton. where he found our mayor pre-
siding and directing things general
ly just = he does here At home over
our board Of alderman. The mayor
had been president Of the associa-
ton for . year and was about to re-
tire. but did not give an inkling Of
the honor here at home that had
been thrust upon him. Our profes-
sional man thinks that when local
mea have honors thrust upon them
from abroad they should let the
world. the flesh and everybody else
know about il.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

A dutiful son residing in this city
went back to the old Missouri home
stead two weeks ago to see the old
folks and found the father down and
out with the rheumatics and neural
gia. Say" said the solicitous and
dutiful son who had been basking in
Colorado's sunshine and warmth,
You ought to just come out to Colo
RADIO where it is summer weather in
the winter time. where men work in
their shirt sleeves. sidewalks and
paved streets are being laid. and the
girls sing In the Good Old Sum-
mertime.' But the old gentleman
gave him reproving look and said:
"Oh. get out! You might talk that
way to folks when you're trying to
boom that country. but don't try to
fool me. for ! know ye." And now
the dutiful son is here again but
says his pa is too old to learn.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

The Santa Fe is having hard WORK
to get a man TO operate the block sig-
nal station at Martin. the first siding
east Of Cadioa. Half a dozen men
have tried the job. but few have re-
manned except for few days. and
most of the time the station has
been abandoned. II is q lonesome
place. and there isn't a habitation
for miles around. A few weeks ago
a tramp Was found dead near Mar
tin. Il is thought he committed sui
eide. II must have been something
very serious. for suicide is not e. hab-
il with the tramp fraternity. They
tell . story Of . sheep hercier from
old Erin's isle who used to roam
around in the vicinity Of Martin.
About every other week he would
70 to town for . glorious spree. and
the boss couldn't break him Of the
habit. One week. just as the son Of
old Erin was about to break over.
the boss kept his eye on him. and
Mike fnai,y promised to be good.
The boss. in looking around the
camp. however. found the desd car-
60 Of . goat that hsd long been
Aike's co9panioa in his lonliness.
- se ashsi the latter how il hnp-
psaei- Ma vas - much SURPRISED
- tAe -, - sppsnred dussb-
fsusdrd. fnnlly saseFvaW. That
srtaI8 it bu< In Fl Ser town -
-. IN - sesU n . pssce wbese
esea . go Fefsss . live Aa5-
- 4 = - a1e wsv With TIE eser-
unsss = uasiA -sA<y refse - live
= . pasR wAsse svsn ssnus cso-
~ Gif1s.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
SUGAR CRY DEPARTMENT
ceuoueJsD ~
0vR SPECIAL coaaE1pokDEnr
cesoUssW ~

". and the evening subject will be.
Teaching to Profit"
The hours of service are Sunday
school, 9;4S a. M; public worship at
II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
osssssa. -. . & oss., essas,

Rev. ~ p. Epsey. Cssrezpsedine
Secretary Of eur sense csmvsntion.
whom we expsess1 b - vixh US
Sun1av, writes tAna - sersune ef .
pee1ag ve<k q AlnDuun. 4 wiIl Be
inps9i1se fer ~ - os0e-
n p0esg Uiu osu1uet - SER
visA n ossang asnun vH be
- Ysne Tstup1D e Cstueinni-
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

At the III O'Clock service next Sun
day the subject win be. The Story
Of Joseph" At the 7:3O O'Clock ser
vice the subject will be. The Great
Transaction Of the Aees.-
Bible school ct 10 O'Clock and
prayer meeting earh WEDNESDAY
evening 1t I'D O'Clock. c. z ser
vice at 6.9. he pshlic i invited.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
csvacm Assovseenssrs.
asfs,""ss sssssysss'ss. as.. .. tss.r

Sabbath service at IL a. m. and
1:O d. m. Bible school and Young
Peoples Meeting at usual hours.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

U8 Osc SHiSSo PoWers Va &esA
Twain.
Il once had the honor Of reading
. tale Of mine TO Mr.. Clemmens. he
said. and. thanks to his criticism.
the tale was greatly improved. Or
iginally it was too high-fown: he
brought it down to earth. and made
il homelier and truer.
Fer instance. the tail concluded
with these words:
'Mabel's lovely eyes dropped for
answer. a faint flush tinted her
cheek. and she gave him both her
hands; and there in the old orchard.
in the Shade of the heavy-fruited
trees. he drew her to his breast.
and. raising her long inglets to his
lips. kissed them reverently.'
Mr.. Gle mems. at this en- ling,
blew a cloud Of smoke thoughtfully
into the air. and As he watched the
smoke dissolve. he drawled:
What do you think now. honest
ly. Of a yoany man who woul 60
nibbling at girls back hair when
she had her face with her."
The Rock lslani prom ,ter is again
in the lime light. and seems deter
mined to be the principal character
in a continuous round Of sensational
episodes. Last Sunday night he had
a very narrow escape from shuffiing
of this mortal coil by the hanging
route and was brought back to life
with some effort. Some time after
midnight the prisoners at the Jail
were awakened by the belabored
breathing Of the Rock Island pro-
moter and upon Investigation found
him hanging to . cell door. He was
assisting IN the effort to shut of his
wind by holding his feet of the
floor. and when discovered was in an
unconscious condition. He had torn
his clothing into strips and Of this
material had constructed . rope
With which he came very near end
inG his mortal career. On the floor
Of his cell Was found . letter which
the Rock Island promoter evidently
hsped would be his last episeie tn
the La Juntaites. II was addressed
to Jailoe Hale. He thanked the
jailos for the bJdnes shown him
during his Incarceration. and then
peuceeded to unfold . tale. He
stseed tlnt st some tine during his
anrshly career. before his advent
in this burg - . rsilrusd promo-
ter. aed sosae where ca this num-
dnae 4Aese. bot just When OF where
- epsh - ~ recaIl. ~ ksd len
- inasee e . Iunskie svBsa- He
f0oes csuf<Nd ~ q tAe pr0sne
writing ~ eooji NJ re1enbe1
vAn9 ~ reul naDe va- He Wos
esusris0 e the fnes ~ ~ - O.
- ~ 49, il V0 ~ cssl1 ~
s1n- n e9ghe NJ to vesTy the
Rs1k h1uD1 peuoseeF. hsUxvW.
~ - ~ nazne vssss - u -
-. 0he - Ai1s6 un1R - ~
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

Law Of Love" and The Parable Of
the Vineyard" Civic League in
Chapel Thursday evening.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

According to new rule recently
made by the Santa Fe all passenger
engin eers are required to wind up
their watches just previous to start
ing out upon run, and the watch
must be in such condition that it
will not vary a fraction of a second
for a period Of twelve hours. This
rule. it is said. does not apply to en-
gineers on freight trains. as it usu-
ALLY requires from four to ten days
for them to make a round trip be-
tween La Junta and Dodge City.
1t is expected that another rule will
be effective soon. requiring all
freight engineers on the western d.
vision to provide themselves with an
eight day clock.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
Themes
tomorrow.

prsssysssiss. as.. ssssss ssss N
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

ehsssasss esssss. ~. q [. sesevssa
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

thrn three separate and distinct
cognomens since his arrival in tbs
burg. 1t b TIE evident intention Of
the Rock Island promoter to enter .
plea Of insanity in the district court
instead of answering to the informa-
tions which are now on file there
against him. The Rock Island man
appears to be q man Of infinite re-
sources as to schemes. and he has
worked several on this I'M
suspecting community. He may
spring another one on US before We
are a week older. At the present
writing he is rather subdued and
has the appearance of a man who is
thinking hard and sparring for an
opening.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

First publication February q. resJ5.
Last qualification March -. 1907.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-15
List Your Patented Land with
RObt. {. 0ever & Son.
tndee, N. N.

People in Texas and other states
are asking for prices.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-15

Screen Doors at Jackson-Gailb-
aith- Foxworth Co. 24tt
l.. E. Taylor has genuine Colo.
screened nut coal. Try it. tt.
C. c. Davidson writes fire in
surance. 8 Itt
Strychnine Crystals, SI.oo an OF.
Elk Drug Store. 6-Stt
S%trychnine Powder, 75c an OF.
Elk Drug Store. 6-8tf
LOST-B. p. 0. E. Elk tooth
charm, No. 4oS. Reward for same
when returned to r. p. Donohoo,
Court House. 5 25tt
See G. w. Evans for residence
lots in the Highland Park Addition.
This site overlooks the city and is
soon to be the residence district Of
Tucumcari. 6-8tf
Quinine at so cents an Or. at
the Pioneer Drug Store. SIT
California Port Wine at h z
White Elephant Saloon. If.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-15
To Tax Payers.

The lst half Of taxes correspond
ing to the year 1906, are now due
and must be paid. The same will
fall delinquent on the first of June.
On the first day of July a list of all
the delinquents shall be made and
a penalty of five per cent added,
with costs of publication.
FLoRENCIo MARTINEZ,
Treasurer.
BY G.. H. CHENAULT,
S Hot Deputy.
All the latest Papers and Maya
zines at Donahues'. I-ti
CAB-All hours, day and night
phone IS. Io,-ti
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
ohynsss ef Man.

In the opinion Of the bishop Of
Southwell men are 20 shy that II they
have not regularly attended church it
is difficult for them to walk up the
aisle in q manly way. The novice al
ways feels ~ II his hands were the
color Of peonies and the size Of car.
petbags.-London Globe.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Needed His Hair long.

In the almshouse OF Beaminster,
England, is a man whose hair hangs
Town over his shoulders. The mas.
Ter OF the institution explains that he
has not had the mans hair cut. be.
cause in summer he travels for a
hair restorer."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
The Scope Of Indication.

Indigestion is not only the most
prevalent Of all diseases, but is the
most far-reaching in its complications.
says DR.. Latson. In Health Culture.
In recognition OF this fact q brilliant
medical man has said: There is but
one disease-indigestio
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
"PIIsrIm's Progress" on Stage.

A dramatic version Of Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress" has been pre-
sented at the Imperial theater. Lon.
don. The ten scenes. which re said
to have been finely staged, were ac-
companied by old English music. and
the whole production was . great suc,
cess.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Perry Not to Be Killed

Perry Shrum had the misfortune &C
cidentally to shoot himself through
the arm last week. making q very
painful wound. but is recovering fast
II would be hard matter to kill Perry
unless you cut his head on and hid 1t
from him.-Mltchell, Ore. Sentinel.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
American Accent In English.

Not only the nasal sounds, but
many American phrases are quite
common In Suffolk, England. among
the farmers and the peasantry. and .
stranger passing an afternoon In
Woodbridge market might fancy him
oolf In Massachusetts.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
His II. COWDH.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS,

Shampooing, cutting and curling.
All hair work made to order. Hair
tonics. scalp treatments. manicuring;
stage wigs for rent for theatrical use
or mask balls Cheapest switches, so
cents Goods delivered out OF the city.
1919 alst street. Denver, Colo.
Phone 1887 Olive.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
shERIDAN's POSITION
~ jealousy Up NortA-oAsysnns ~
Most Available Candidate fos
Capital.

Capital.
II y the general inressuaoa 49,
ehould Cheyenne be successful In u
coming fight for the state capital b
satioo that the capital would b y
satsd there for al time to come. This
Aprsssloo is not wholly correct. Ths
eapial location could BE- changed q
~ time BY adopting an amendmsn4
= the stats constitution or By ths
adoption Of . new constitution con.
Aining . provision TO relocate the
aats Institutions.
undsr present conditions Cheyenne
, the most available location for the
capital when the railroad facilities Of
- STATE are considered. It IL on the
0ain line Of the Union Pacific and o.
. branch Of the Burlington system
D b the only city In the state with
~ north and south railway coanee
0oos. Until these conditions change
materially. Cheyenne should b. ~
tainsd - the ssat Of The state capital
80 this should b done By giving
Cayenne . majority vete 1t the com
~ election. The interests OF tax
DaysS generally should be conserved
~ not imposing upon them the great
skpsnss which would be incumbent
1Deo them should the capital locatioa
- changed. and II 10 due the citizens
6 Cheyenne that assurance be givsa
~ there shall b no change In the
loeation and - undue disturbance q
oo0lte1oos tAWo for many years y
oo0A
Wyooing has varied ~ rich -
sssfcss sufacisat for tie wealth anA
Dsespsrtty of svsry community in the
state. II 10 not necessary TO build -
any sectioa o. city BY pulling down
any other. o. the cont1ry. eve1
portion Of IL state and every town
and city may b built up naturally
and By the utilization Of It's own ~
sources and those surrounding. This
part Of Wyoming II not jealous Of any
other part and IL people will undoubt
edly give usi1 votes towards main
tanning present conditions In ths
matter Of the state capitll-5heridaa
Enterprise.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Premium on plsho nssty.

4 arm Of movers--"carsful," no
loabt-in London publishes the fol
lowing rather scandalous advertise.
neat: Why pay rent when you can
- moved chsaply. quickly and quietly
- 1 Cot Estimates trSa-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Logical.

He latter the refusar-"Had | been
rich, perhaps your answer would have
been quite different" She-"Per
laps" He-"But poverty Is no
crime" She-"Oh. yes. It 10 and the
punishment IL hard labor l.dstrat
ed Bits.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Restoring cslers In Chair.

TO restore the colors In Z faded
upholstered chair beat out the dust
very thoroughly. Then apply . strong
lstAsr Of CASTLE SOAP with q hard
brush. and wash OF with clear water.
TAAn wash with alum water.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
The Untidden Guest.

Unbidden guests are often ~
oomest when they arc gonc.-ShakO'
peare.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Baked po.a,oe. se...

Baked Potatoes are more nutritious
tAan those cooked In AIRY other way.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
Pleasant Valley

The spelling at the Pleasant
Valley school Friday night was
we'll attended. All reported a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conkel
were Logan shoppers Monday,
Mrs. Israel Cotterman al d
daughter visited the formers son,
j. Cotterman, Tuesday.
Mr.. / Vancuren made business
trip to Fairfield county last week.
Miss Myrtle Evans called on
Miss May Nihiser one day last
week.
Rev. j. L. Baker, of Gibson
vile, was seen in our valley Mon
day.
c. W. Zeigler was the pleasant
guest of /. Vancuren and family
Sunday evening.
Mr.. George Evans, of Gibson
vile, was in our valley on business
Monday.
Mr.. ]. Klinger and family, of
near Enterprise, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nihiser.
Otto A. Shaw, Homer Evans
and Otto Davis called on Mr.. A.
Blackston, Sunday afternoon.
The remains of Henry Shultz
were laid in the Lutheran ceme-
terry, Sunday.
Miss Maud Goss, of Logan, Wis
tied j, R. Evans and family last
week and returned home Sunday.
TowHEAD.
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tied Mr.. Leonard Devolt's last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Doc. Murphy and Mrs.
Lew Bullock visited Mrs. Joseph
Turner last Wednesday.
Mr.. Pearl Fetherolf returned
home last Friday, from cutting
corn.
Mr.. Jasper Harden contemplates
moving to Tennessee.
Mr.. Edgar Davis passed down
our valley Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank Woodward was called
home on the account of the illness
of his father.
Mr.. Bert Virgins and wife Wis
tied the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Seitz, last Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Woodward, of Mt.
Sterling, is visiting his parents,
of Nancy.
Mr.. VIM. Harden has moved in
his new house.
Mr.. Rufus Turner visited at CO.
lumbus and Lancaster last week.
Messrs. Rancie and Jasper Pol
ing were seen driving bunch of
cattle up Salt Creek, Saturday.
Mr.. Delno Virgins visited Mr..
Samuel Wiggins last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. James McBuearY made a
business trip to Bloomingville one
day last week.
Mr., George Parks has been busy
hauling coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Imboden
and Miss Maude Wooley visited
Mrs. James Woodward, of Haynes,
Saturday afternoon.
What has become of the Haynes
correspondent You have been
silent too long.
Will ring off wishing the DEMO
Graf SENTINEL good success.
COUNTRY KIDS.
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on Pine.
Mr.. Mahlon Paxton, of this
j place, purchased a fine COW of Mr..
Henry Trimmer few days ago.
Messrs. Vern. Kitchen and Will
ber Vanfossen. while hauling poles
last Friday, had the misfortune
to drive one wagon off the bridge
at Reids farm when making the
turn out in, the road, but we pred
it up and planked under and made
a bridge of our own, so if anybody
else wants to cross our bridge they
will have to pay toll.
Mr.. VIM. Kitchen spent several
days in this valley last week, the
guest of his son, Vern.
Mr.. Homer Denison ana lady
friend spent Saturday and Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Geo.
Voorhees,.
Mr.. VIM. Vancuren has rented
II store room at IleslIOro and is
going to move the first of the
week.
Mr.. Thomas Febis mas returned
home from his sons. where he
was cutting corn.
Mr.. Ollie Lemon is in the tie
business at present,
While Samuel Harsh was haul
ing wood last Wed Hesday, from
the 10y farm, he met lady in
one horse carriage i'm very marrow
place and endeavoring to drive
out to one side to give the road
the best he could, he became con-
fused and upset IN a very bad
place with very heavy load on,
and he had to unload his wood,
and then he could NOT get his
wagon out, so he had to- take the
wagon apart and carry 1T out one
piece at time. Sam .uel says he
thinks it would be better for the
commissioners to spend a little
more money in the west end of the
county towards widening the
roads in such places ins tead of
building pixies to the clay banks
over TO Logan.
Rev. Boyd speat Sunday night
with Mr.. Vera Kitchen and fami-
y.
Mr.. VIM. 10y has had serious
gathering in the jaw for some |
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time, SO he went to the dentist
ast Friday and had tooth pulled,
and he says he thinks the dentist
tas pulled the main root loose to
his nose, for it is SO sore he is
afraid it will fly off III he blows it,
but we all hope for his recovery
soon.
Mr.. Irwin Kuhn, of Tarlton,
passed down this valley last Thurs
day with fine drove of cattle.
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Salt Creek ValleV

We have been having quite bi
of rainy weather.
Rev. VIM. Bethel preached al
interesting sermon at Mt. Carmel
Sunday forenoon.
Our community was very muct
shocked to hear of the death oi
Rev. Frank Nichols.
Mr.. Eliza Turner visited Mr.
Elmer Kennedy's, Sunday.
Mr.. Isa Swackhammer and wife
visited Mr.. Bert Swackhammer' &
last Sunday.
Miss Lydia Stots, of Chillicothe,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rufus Turner, of Salt Creek, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Tatman and
daughters, Della and Ada, made a
business trip to Adelphi one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hickman, of
Gibisonville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Hickman last Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Woodward, of
Nancy, is seriously ill.
Miss Ola Kennedy visited Mr..
Rufus Turner's last week.
Miss Maude WooleY visited her
parents last week.
Mr.. Rufus Turner's will move
to Lancaster in the near future.
Mr.. Sylvester Hoy and daugh.
ter, Rosa, made a business trip to
Adelphi last Saturday.
Mr. Thomas Hickman is i'm
proving the looks of his house by
giving it coat of paint.
Rev. VIM. Bethel visited Mr..
Elmer Kennedy's, Saturday night.
Mr.. Samuel Virgins is engaged
in hauling ties.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Turner
visited Mr.. John Stots, of Pretty
Run, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harmon at.
tended the Pumpkin show at Cir
cleyille last Saturday.
Mrs, Blanche Hickman made a
flying trip TO Haynes, Friday even
ing,
Mr., Philip Swackhammer's Wis
tied Mr.. Bert Swackhammer's,
Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Kennedy and wife,
Mr.. Charlie Turner and wife Wis
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d some hetter at this writing

ed some better at this writing.
Mr. Robert Cowden is working
for j. c. Stone and boarding at
the Burgoon hotel.
Mr. Roy Turner and his lady
friend, Miss Settles, attended the
Lancaster Fair and report good
time.
Miss Ellen Turner was most
seriously scalded last week.
Mr.. Charley Davis was seen on
our streets last Sunday.
Mr.. Roy Turner has changed his
boarding place; he Is now boarding
at the Buck Horn Valley Hotel.
Mr.. Henry Waldrom was out
buying fat cattle for Daniel Wood
geard the past week.
Miss Alice Settles is employed
at the Buck Valley Horn Hotel.
Mis- Bessie Brevart was visiting
Mrs. Geo. Turner last week.
Messrs. Joseph and Henry Rose
were calling on the Dilts sisters
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. d. P. Buck, proprietor of
the Buck Horn Valley Hotel, re-
ports that busines is fairly good
for country hotel
Mr.. John Diltz and lady friend,
Miss Samatha Buck, attended the
Lancaster Fair and report good
time.
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Cedar Grove

We understand that ID. C. Rose
is going to build store room OF
the ground that Pleukharp's store
stood on once.
Mr.. A. c.. Linn, who has been
afflicted with cancer for some
time, is no better. Mrs. Maggie
Banter is also quite poorly with
lung trouble.
Miss Clara Barcely, one of Lo
gan's prominent young ladies, il
circulating among friends here
this week.
Messrs. Charley and Osa CulI
are doing a. good job of painting
on Harry Gordon's house this
week.
Messrs. Lewis and Vern Conklt
are hauling the coal for No. 1C
school,
Mr.. Harvey Linn and wife ano
Mrs. Albert Linn and daughter,
Ollie, are visiting friends in oul
vicinity.
The Misses Iretha BurgoOn and
Alta Woodsrd visited Miss Cora
Linn last Sunday,
Mrs. Geo. Kern, of Logan, is
visiting friends in our vicinity.
Mr.. Dan Barely, prominent
young man of Fairfield county,
Sundayed with Harry Gordon.
He has arranged to stay a week
or more with his brother, Charley,
on Big Pine.
Mr.. Lige WoOleyer and Mrs.
Maggie BANTER made business
trip to CircleVille last week.
Messrs. AL Banter and Will
Woodard, of Pine Valley, are
hauling lumber from the Hes farm.
Our readers are asking about
tie little dove that once sang 80