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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
ponds and fined at the kings pleas

bonds and fined at the kings pleas
ure.
The Lord of Misrule" is also OF
Saturnalian origin. "If," writes
Prynne in his "Histriomastix," 1--WE
compare our Bacchanalian Christ
masses and New Years tides with the
Roman Saturnalia and feasts of
Janus, we shall find such near atm
ity between them both in regard OF
time and in their manner of solemn
izing that we must needs conclude
the one to be the ape or issue OF the
other. Hence Polydore Virgil afflrms
in express terms that our Christmas
! loads of misrule (Which custom.
saith he. Is chiefly observed In Eng
land), together with dancing, mas
ques, mummeries, stage plays, and
such other Christmas disorders now
In use with Christians. were derived
from these Roman Saturnalian and
Z Bacchanallan festivals: which con-
cludes he. should cause all plous
Christians eternally TO abominate
them. Stubbs tells us that these lords
of misrule. whose reign extended
from All Hallows eve to Candlemas
day, had from twenty to sixty officers
under them and were furnished with
an imposing array of hobby horses,
dragons and musicians.
Apropos OF irreverence in church.
cannot resist quoting the ever de-
| lightful Pepys' account OF Christmas
day in 1862; Had pleasant walk
to Whitehall. whore intended to
have received the communion with
the family; but came a little too
, late. So walked M into the house
and spent my time looking over pic
lures, particularly the ships in Henry
Wits voyage to Bullaen-marking
the great difference between those
built then and now. BY and by, down
to the chapel again, where Bishop
Morley preached on the song of~the
angels. Glory to God on Hight on
earth peace and good will towards
men Methousht he made bpt a
poor sermon. but long, and repre-
hending the common jollity OFFS the
court for the true Joy that shall. and
ought to be on those days. Particu-
larly concerning their excess In plays
and gaming. saying that he whose
once is to keep ganesters In order
and within bounds serves but for
second rather In duel--meaning the
groom porter. Upon which 1t was
worth observing how far they are
come from taking the reprehensions
of a bishop seriously, that they all
laugh in the chapel when he reflect
ed on their III actions and courses.
he did much press us to Joy in these
public days of Joy and to hospitality.
But one that stood by whisDered In
my ear that the. bishop do not spend
one groat 10 the poor himself irhe
sermon done. a good anthem follow
ed" i a.g .asn 1rr
Here Is another characteristic
Christmas day entry of that SLY fiar-
list; "Christmas day l665T~To
|rhstcEi In the morning. andlthere saw
a wedding in the church. which
have not seen many a day; and, the
young people as merry one with an
othef. and strange to see what de-
light We married people have 20 see
these poor fools decOyed into our
condition. every man and wOman'gaz-
ing and smiling at them"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
For Miss Calbreath.

Mrs. Thos. r. Wilson entertained
a number OF young people informally
Wednesday evening. in honor OF Miss
Helen Calbreath. Five hundred was
played. Mrs. Carlton Smith and Mr..
Chauneey Bishop winning the prizes.
Mrs. Carolyn b. Shelton assisted in
entertaining. The affairf was very
pleasant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05

~ % rag A.
s..,.th. ,IAs Kind You Hs'e Asays BoVga
s's..''' E<HZzZz<
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
Coming Thro' the Rye"

il'he statuesque and exceedingly
clever Sallie Stemblcr will be seen
soon as Mrs. Kobb' in Coming
tThro' the Rye ut the Cairo opera
house, This is ~ case where man
ager ana star are to be equally
.felictated because 1t would be diff
emit to find another woman on the
stage who could combine all Of tho
natural attributes on the jolly widow.
and II Is equally true that the part
gives Miss Stembler greater oppor-
tnnities than any that she has ever
PLAYED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

Mrs. Hattie Perkins ieturne
Tuesday evening from visit wit
ller son vat Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs w, M Reeves Of New Bnrr
sides who visited the family of he
brother I'd II. Morton the past wee
returned 70 her home Sunday morn
ing
Bob Burnett visited In East st
louis 7 guest of hits sister Mrs. n. w
Chapman.
HA. y. Dillaof sikeston. Mo- ii visit
ing relatives here.
G. M. Doris has returned from 4
Visit with his brother Dr. D. II. Davis
o. Bank Lick, Saline county
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pickens arc
the parents If now baby girl.
VIM. r. Vanclcye Of Ewing, has
been visiting the family of his sister
Mrs. M j YandelI
MRS, X. $. Gillian returned To her
home in Tunnel fill Tuesday even.
ing
a civil service exaininatiSn by
Postmaster Gillian for rrual route
carriers was held mere last. saturday
L. p. Sullins atfd Frank Shavitz
q Ozark were business callers III
Anna on Monday.
Mrs +. Ifs Galaspil has returned
from n visit With HER daughter II
,Latesville, Mo. Brice Goodwin, 1
grandson came with her To spend tho
holidays.
I'D Looney of Tishomingo, II Il. ar.
ilYea thursday lnalnIng to spend tho
holidays with relatives here.
Pix young gentlemen have grasfh.
ated from the Vienna School 81
Telegraplty this week
n. ". Davis Of Elyira township lad /,
business here Tuesday.
.5file Methodist and congregational
Sunday schools are preparing appro !
pirate entertainments at the churches
Christmas Eve
4 The following officers were elected
IA Romeo Lodge M. GIL *. of n at
the last meeting nv ii, ReaL IL III;
u 70. Arnold, VI a. ID. f4aughliit. fores.
John Morgan NJ. of w: h. Redeem.
h- u e and s.:Thas. q. Powell. al. of
isN,t Elmer CIymeF, Ne. Dr. Al. Matter Il
hellanis !, CAV. III Gillian, o.s q.
MIS- May splcef, grand CHIEF III the H
Pytliian Sisters of lllineis, viii ba
here 70 visit the lodge OF that order
next Monday evening.
Noel Whitehead of tile Iirm of
Moore Whitehead X CO., has soIa his
interest IN the business to VIM. Il
Moore, Frank Thomas and ErnestI Il
Moore. \,
ilie county commissioners met i'll 4
regular session Monilay Fl. ID. ia
fhaeker was elected chairman u
Mrs Henry Mahf anu son Edward
cry Tuesday evening gfor an extended 4
sislf e relatives IN Chicago K
MT Harvey yerhines and MISS Ib
lola Raglan were niarfiad BY EldarIl,
Z 1Esco Walter az his nome Oh We'd. / 3
esday taveiihi@. sa~s's's 'tss~ F.
Miss Bertha FeltB visited friends in
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
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I MOUND CITY !, I.
- = y v u ~ ~ y ~ = " . 1850
December 20, 1907.

, |
IA =. "a May. representing the Rosen
\ thai Milling Company of ST Louis
was here on business Thursday.
Il Mrs. ri A. Canon and children /,
beech Ridge are visiting the form
Ier's mother, Mrs. Florence Malone
4 Malone here,
1 Misses Cora Fullerton aid MargIe
tslocumb we've shopping iii Cairo
Thursday.
/ Thos Boyd made business rip to
Cairo Thursday
Mrs, Robt Arnold and infant daugh-
Ter lett Thursday for Paducah Wher,
relatives.
MIS-. Thos- Higgins was among the
Cairo shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Cunningham has been
Iquita III this week.
II Y. HandleN was iii Cairo on
business Thursday s A
Mrs. Thos. Boyd and daukhtcr,
Blanche, We're shopping IN Cairo
Thursdya.
Mrs Mary Mangold and mother,
MIS-, Wilson, CT America We're shop
ping in town Thursday.
MIS-. An WI Williamson spent Thurs,
aaS IN Cairo. OF A shopping tour
Mrs. Grant BIitt9of Olmsted spent
Thursday with friends here. als
Mrs. Tatum Hood was among the
Cairo visitors Thursday. !,
Mr. William Backus of Omsteal |
was In town on business Thursday.
Miss Bertha Schiller arrived Fri
lay from ST. Louis where She Is 1T /
ronding college she will spend the
holidays iAwith relatives here. .434s.
Miss Kate Daragh was among Il
lunil,5E of PERSONS who took aavant-
lge iofl lieiploasaat day Thursday to
ihop #in AGaEroi ahaglps 8tA&Es@ti III
Mrs A, ~ Compton retarnc,I Med /
lesday evening from Vienna She Left
~ father Can't. Mark Whitetakeri
much improved B44
Miss Mary Flynn was shopping III
1air9 Thursday
Mrs. VIM, Montgomery spent Thurs.
ay in Cairo a sf;s
NJ \ Rcdnan made business trip h
y Cairo Thursday. -tsis III Ii
Mrs. Warder Harris 81 Mounds is !
ne guest q her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II
!, DeYorc this week, 1t
MFs Oscar S. Keller aged 7etyears, *
led at her home in this city at llAa0 II
n, Friday. She had beenaa. resi- II
ent Of this place fer number Of j
ears. she Is survived by her Eus- !
aud, two sons, William ands Louis, IA
ad her daughter Mrs. Cora KlnneyI lie
I Of this city. Aa lo
The funeral services will heflald \
the Church Of the gmmacnlate II
this afternoon, conducted e
Rev p, Engel Funeral. train Il
avcs at 2:25 p. m for Beech Grove 4
'metelg. .
--~-----------------------~-->
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
Under Southern Skies.

One Of the events Of the theatrical
season will be tie appearance 81
etgnder. Southern. Skies" at the Cairo
opera house Christmas matinee and
night Prices, matinee 25,. 90 and rs
cents: might 251 80 and rs cents and
s1. The play Il in the authors most
delightful vein and when it Is re-.
incmbered that Mrs. Parker who
wrote "lIndefF Southern Skies also
wrote Way Down East" much may
be expected of this, her latest drama.
"under Southern Skies" Is full Of life,
light and gayety ind flls the audi
enee with the. spirit Of youth aud
romance.
Mrs. Leslle-Carter in Du Barry.
Mrs. Leslie-Carter, the leading ac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
~TrT-Fr-f--- -''vvT-rrs
ADJUSTMENTS


The Billy Karsands Minstrel com
pany under the management Of Mey,
'ors, Free and Crosby Will appear at
tine Cairo opera house. for a matinee
and night on Saturday, Dec. 2lst,
with the strongest aggregation OF
eolored performers ever gathered to,
lgatlier by this weel known firm OF
producers The show has received d
strong commentator from the press
iM'all cities where they have APP
peared this season and 1t is safe to
say that tbe patrons Of the Cairo
opera house VIII get their moneys
worth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

Itress Of the American stage, will all.
pear here In David Isclasco's play
Du Barry, the last Oh January. 1t ID
IN this play that Mrs. Carter has
achieved her greatest triumph Her
success In Hzaza" was 80 enormous
revealing as IL did dramatic powers
IoGamazing Importance that It seemed
that she would be able, IN
this new impcrsonation. to rise to
even greater height as a dramatic
artist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

Mrs. Leslte-Carter in Du Barry.
Mrs. Leslie-Carter, the leading ac,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

S The tramp i'm "The Village Vaga-
bond" Is one Of those typical wan,
slerers who takes life easy but iii
lealityiis never thoroughly happy.
Any one can get an insight in to such
Characters BIZ Witnessing 4 perform
ance 81. this play which will be seen
at the Cairo opera house on Monday,
Zee. %. ..E.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
NOTICE.

4
Notice Is hereby given that the an
Inual meeting Of the stockholders and
directors Of the Home Telephone
company Of Cairo, Cairo Illinois.
Will be held TUESDAY, January 2lst,
1905, Of 500 h. m.. in the office of the
aforesaid company said netting for
the purpose Of electing directors and
Officers and increasing the capital
stock Of the aforesaid corporation
and transacting such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. a
ANDREW LOHR,
President
III. r.. AISTHORPEs
Assistant Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

land are In the best Of form for the
bis game
OIahd IN. Peabody will umpire the
game and the varsity team will furn
ISL the referee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21

was moro general than eTer befnlc.
Alinost without exception Till schools
throughout the state NH aside Il part
e the GAY for exercises treating iii
the history and development III North
Carolina
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-21
'OR|AC|S ARE N ".
BEST Of FORM
PROMISE no GIVE U. or /. TEAM
HARD BATTLE AT THE
ARMORY TONIGHT.
From State College On Swing Through
South--Played at St. Louis
MISUNDERSTANDING
About Criacs.

me first basket ball game Of any
consequence III many years here viii
be played AZ the Armory tonight be-
tween the oriacs and the team from
the University Of Illinois. The var
'sity aggregation is lust starting out
on 4 swing through the south and Will
play games at Vanderbilt University
and SeWanee Last evening they won
q hotiy contested match with the
Washington University team Of. ST.
Louis, and will arrive here today
from that city Any lover OF the
sport in this city who falls to see the
game AZ the Armory tonight will sure
~ miss the seasons treat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
IN ben 8rnnb aebo6rt.

Detroit, Wid., II. Sftober. -
Der aus Sol5 gebaute 9ampfer
rGaie" BON Ser 8ilhriit-2inie lit nod)
einem ~gegeniiber bon Mmberltburg
Itattsebabten 3%uIammenitob NIT Dem
etlernen Gampfer uWarisfa," gigen.
tbum Der rGittsburs Steam Co."
untergegangen. Die 9emnnnung
mllroe gerettet. 7ie vMarisfa" mar,
NIT gr5 belaoen, ouf ser 6abrt ab-
mdrts, Die Sale" nit aobleu bela-
ben, auf Der Sabrt ai,fpdrts besrif-
len. Der 3ulammenitoB muroe orrd)
miBperitanoene Signale berbeiee-
fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
Mns europa snriif.

Wcmpbis, Senn., II. Oftpber.
Die europaiifen 9aummouipin-
i1erei.geliser, pelde cine Sollr biirf)
Die 9aumpoaitaaten 9en1adt bubeil,
limb altf einem Grtra5us bon arfan-
Jas un0 Seras bier angefommen. sic
prroen bon Gomite'n bieiiser San-
oels : &orper idafte empfansen unb
nah Ser 9al,mwouborie seleitet, mo
ELM feitIider gmpians oerieIben itatt-
fano. auf oieien foIgten cine Spa
sierfabrt in Der llmsebung ser Staot
lIn0 elm ,Smbib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
Die &ataitropbe BON Tuntauct.

6ontanet, Sno., II. OCTOBER.
- Iooiion @ebiter uno Samuel
Gotbrell, 5tuei M1nner, oeren Nanle,
in Der 2iite Der burd Die poroeltrigc
GgpIoiion in Der Dupont . YrIpcr.
mIble getobteten Yerionen cntboIten
tparen, iino lebeno aufgeiunoen nor.
ben, Daren ieoof 9eioe perlett. Gie
3abl Der @etobteten miro bierourd,
aif 36 reou5irt. Die llmgefomme.
men mlroen beute %begraben. Moll
ihatt, bab fallm Elm Srittel ser SGil.
fer i'm bieiigen Staotden reporirt
neroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
WcfGbrlid)c beltGfte.

Fittsburg, ga, II. Sftober.
Srau Sames Maribau unO ibre
Sotter Srau Marp @rigbt ans ST.
gram, Ea., muroen in Der 0ienitag
Natt ourh oos ~3uiammenflappen
zines 4atentbettes, in Incident iie int
Sdlafe lagen, eingeidIoiien unb ipa-
rem in fritifem 3uitanbe, ais man iie
beireite. 8rau Maribaa itarb bemte
friib uno Srau @rigbt's Seritelung
lit 3%ipeiielbaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
GaIiie Gbabmif's 2ei6cnbeaGnanif.
@oo0itpd. DIT. II.

Woo0itod, Ont., II. OCTOBER.
= Seds berporragenoe Ierionlih.
feiten BON bier, bari,nter ser Mapor,
funeirten als 9abrtudtrGger bel Dem
2eihenbesdngnib Ser 0rau gaiiic
gbaomid. 1roe Der 8emiibunget
Der 6anilie, Die geeroiguns 10 itid
oils moglid al eeitalten. botten fiG
bod &unoerte BON 2euten bei'm
Erauerbauie unb am @rabe eingefun.
ben. Or. gbaomid, Der @atte Der
@eritorbenen mar ni4t erihienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
@ei Der Mrbcit port Spbc credit.
@eIIfIeet. moS5 ~ Sftob,

@ellfleet, Maii., II. Sftober.
- artbur 9afen, ein 9elegrapbiit
Der orabtloien Narconi = Station in
South 8eafleet, mllroe beilte toSt int
Selegrapben . 3immer auieeiunoen.
Nfon permnitbet, oab er burf einen
eleftriiden Sdlas ieinen 600 sefun-
ben bat, meiB iid Sen eieentIit)cn
@organg aber nidt flar 81, NADER,
ga ser ungliidlide .alein geipelen
mar, @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
@ermiidte telearapbiiden 9epciden.
WGbrenO elmer Worjteuund

= WabrenO elmer 0%orltelling i'm
yGbeItnl,t. Ctr. .Tbenter" 3u ]bilaoeI-
pbia tuuroe Der CT Sabre alte 9anfier
Robert 8. Carton, ser an ben borti-
gen strobenbabnen intereiiirt mar.
BON SdIae setroffen nnb peridieo
halo nadber. gr NOR in 9esleituns
ieit1er Srau unb ieines S6wagers
Sobn 9. 9arions, brs 8rdiioenten
Der philadelphia Mapib 1raniit 60"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
Suiritus iteiat.

Cincinnati, O., II. Sftobcr.
- Der gngrospreis bes Spiritls
ities geitern Inn einen Sent pro 8al.
lone, 10 baB lid, Ser Ereis fir Die
Hormal-9 alone Spiritus abSiialit)
Der Steuer auf $1.35 pro 8alone
felt. Iieier Hreis lit Ser bod)ite,
meIder ieit oem giirserfriese erreidlt
moroen lit, uno ct erflart lid blrt
Die boben Yreile fir Wais uno Mol5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

ANiilo y u VI ~ ~ y W. fN'NDN
10 itorf, oaB bic 8eborbe1 pollfonl-
men oltBer Stonoe iinb, Die Sit1o.
ton SIT bemeiitern. Sic Gorfchrln.
gen Der Gegierlrng boben ii6 oils poIl.
ItGnbig pertblos er1pieicn. hinge.
bellre 8ebiete. pelfe ser gelieoellng
barren, bleiben brad liegen, obne DOB
lie permeiien unb abgetbeilt peroen,
uno baber fam ser @runo uno 90
ben Ben neutrality-suspicious. niht 5l,-
eepieIen perOen.
Sn5pii6cn campiren 3ebntauienoe.
bon anfommlingen nun e~ntIang Ser
Giienbobn nad Der @nlur. uno Der
8iiiten.Erouin5. Sic o~iirften nod
ben jetigen Iusiidten g%e3ipungen
iein Den @inter in 3elten 5u5ubrin.
gen. Sunger uno anitedenoe aranfs
beiten berrlhen inter Den Ginipanbe.
rem Dor, uno oie Sterblidfeit lit bod
%beionoers inter ben 4inoern. Wan
fiirdtet, boB Die Cholera Suuienoe
BON Ienen binluegroffen miro, pelde
ibre @eburtsitGtte perloiien boben,
INN Elm nelles Scim in ben 0itliden
Fropin5en &uBlonb's 81 iinoen. Gle
Situotion bat iih beoenflih 3lge,
ipitt. Gle geboroen befiirtten, DOB
Die Neuanfonlmlinge 9obnSiige iiber-
fallen uno Srtidoften pliinbern MO-
gen, UNI 2ebensmittel 5ll %crlangen.
Ausglci6 i'm Gei6Sratb
unterbreitet.
@ien, II. Sftober. - Sm 9lbge-
oronctenbdllle 6eS Heifsratbs, mels
DIES acitcrn ieine Sibuneen nad Der
Sommerpouie pieOer olfnabm, legtc
MiniiterprGiioent Sreiberr b. Bed ben
unldngit gliidlit 81 StanOe gefum-
menen Illsgleid Oeitreth's nnb I'm.
gurn's Dor. Ger Yremier perbreitete
iid in Observation-Disclosures 8eoe iiber
oas @eien Der getroffenen Screinbo-
rllngen. Gr erflGrte, Der alsgleih
entbalte Gas, ipas nod beiten @ii-
len uno 8emilien erreifbar gelpeien
iei. Gle Quote %llngorn's 81 BEN ge-
meiniamen Nusgobcn ser 9oppel-
WonardJie iei Inn 9 Yro5ent trbobt
luoroen. Die 5ol- lrno 6unoelspoliti.
Idle @emeiniamfeit lei eepabrt. Gin
%poQitanoi9er, ge9enieitig binbenoer
3oQtarif, lpelder sic 8runologe ser
SonoclspertrGge biloe, iei pereinbart.
Cine einieitigc a%iinoigung bon San=
oelsucrtrdgen Dor Dem Sabre 1916 iei
allsgeldlolien. Gbenio neroe nab
reno Der 0aucr oes guseleihes feline
&iinoigung Der unbeltimmte Seit
laufenoen SanoelspertrGge erfolgen.
Siniidtlid) Der Giienbobnfragen iei
ein GompromiB er5ielt morben.
Gin anbang 81 Dem ausglei6s.
9ofument perpf1ibtet beioe 8egie.
rltngen, Oie gerbanolungcn betreffs
Ser semeiniomen 9al,f uno Grnelte-
rung Oes E%ripilegiums pieoer allisu-
nebn1en. Sails Dies geidiebt, bebeu-
tet es wobri6einlid) bas unperGnberte
5ortbeiteben Der 9onf.@ enleiniam-
felt.
Die &eoe bes Winiiter- YrGiioenten
puroe pom Sullie itpeigcno oufge-
nonmen. Selbit Die Nnfiinoiguna
BON ser grboburg Ser Quote, mo-.
our6 llngarn nit iicben @iaioncn
&ronen nlebr beluitet miro, fano tel
nerlei edo infer ben slbgeoroneten.
Die 9eratbuns oes Iusglcids be,
ginnt I'M Suuie am nGtiten Glen.
tag. Gie 3tuiiden5eit ernl0gIidt es,
Den peridieoenen Sraftionen, Stel.
lung 81 ben 9eitimnmngen oes Mus.
9leifs SIT nebmen.
Die bier einaetroffenen ungarilden
glatter perltrtbeilen Den 9anfz YaIIus
auf bas Sharfite, 10 oaB a,,6 i'm I'M.
garii6en &eidstoe feline onoere Con.
art angel6lagen iperOen oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
&ehreu snrIf.

Gan Groncisco, Gal., II.
Gftober. - superintendent MiQer
BON Der .Weitern llnion 1elesrapb
Co. beridtet, fieben itrifenoe 2ele'
grapbiiten batten iih Inn Giniesnng
in lire aIten Steuen betporben nno
flint ieien uieoer angeite1t poroen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
BUCHANAN

Mrs. Chas johnson and daughter
are spending few days in Ceredo
where Mr. Johnson is employed
Mrs Mont jackson and children.
o. Catlettsburg, are visiting relatives
here
Mrs W Ross and son came down
from HELLER Thursday 10 pay yis-
IL to relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Chapman and
children returned home TO Ashland
Monday. after spending few days
it, Buchanan
Miss Birdie Dagley. the popular
reporter Of the Catlettsburg Tribune,
was organist for the Childrcns day
exercises at Kayanaugh Chapel last
Sunday.
Rev. G W Paugburn was called to
Louisville Thursday BY the seriou,
illness OF his brother
Miss Laura Compton entertained
number OF friends Monday evening
complimentary TO Miss Mabel AuNier
o: Falls City. Neb. who Is her guest
Miss Barbara Buckley. OF Estep. ha,
been visiting relatives here FOR IN,
SEPT few days
Hiss Minnie Mikels. OF shiloh. Is VII
ting in Buchanan
DR.. Joe Johnson, a son OF Rev
John Johnson. deceased died a
Williamson. W. Va. "Wednesday o
consumption lnterment will TAX
place at Round Bottom.
Miss opal Lett. OF Home city. Ohio
Il visiting here.
VIII Bostick was here Mbnda
lmingling with old friends
Harve Kinner. OF Bolts Fork, IS
visitor here this week
Labe Compton came up rom Ash
land sundafpnd paid friends Wis
Il near Kavahaugh
Garland Rice. OF Pikeville. was IN
guest OF Miss Mabel Auxier wednes
day
Miss Lizzie welluhn came up iror
Catlettsburg and spent Sunday
Mrs. Dave Hurt died Of consumT
ton at her home at Prichard Wed
nesday The remains will be take
to PottGs for burial Rondo