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Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
SHELTERS HAVE
Hmm man rn
ffHKiI hIEAIL III
unikU HUMID III
TRAVEL
Earnings Greatly Reduced, and
Skill Of Management Taxed
On Falling Market Metals
nave All UeClneu.


Boston.-Earnings q the American
Smelling & Refining CO. must of ne.
cessity have been greatly raduccd
since the reduction in the price ~
copper from % 10 - cents. The treat.
hent OF custom ores on a falliue llar-
Bet IS always precarioUs and the sue
eessiui handling OF such business re-
CURES great ability as well as large
capital The American Smelling q
Refining Co. has both, but ,,.1,Iz7s
ers may never b" ,Jlv inf SSIr eti'i as
= s' probation charges made nee.
essary by the decline in the metal
markets.
The American Smelling & Refining
Co, by reason OF the money stringen-
cy. has largely suspended copper min.
ing and smelling in berth this cOUn-
try and Mexico. Its copper smelters
in Mexico have been completely smut
down according 10 adyices from the
country The reduction at tue FL
Paso plant has been cut 10 the limit
as is the ease with its Pacific coast
plants Its Garfield smelter is only
treating ores and concentrates ALSO
lutely necessary under contract the
u AlnElLlGG AlbAANA u NtAAHA ANAAE EAaN
concentrates from the Utah Copper
Co. and the ores from the. Boston
Consolidated and Bingham & New
Haven. .
While copper has gone from % to
y cents. lead ha sdeclined from s
to A. 81 cents. and silver has declined
from 20 81 cents to 50 IL cents, and
as the American Smelling & Refining
Co. is the largest producer OF both
lead and silver. this reduction in pric"
has seriously affected earnings not
only because of the losses in smelling
operations but because mjle owners
restrict operations on low meta
market.
The American Smelling & Ref .aiug
Co. win output nearly 1905 h6 0eg
pounds of copper this year, all oI
which is from custom ores.
a reduction in the comm on stool
dividend OF the American Smelling &
Refining Co. from 5 per cent to 6 pc
cent should, therefore, not be sur
prising. in fact, under conditions o
the mining Industry and tae money
market a per cent dividend bash
the same as the Amalgamated should
not be entirely unexpected.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
.OPENING WAY OFF
CLOSING LOW PoGal
That Describes New York Mar
ket, With Bos' nm a it+Ja
b atter,

The ny It d4AFA - III eil-F
i,ar 0peaihg of the New York mar
- was considerably off from the
1eSing O. yesterday and the list in
/, general closed al about the low point
/ fOr the day. The Boston market was
the reverse to a certain extent. cop
| per stocks were in good demand the
| greater part of the day. Calumet &
Arizona, North Butte, Copper Range
ana Butte Coalition an showed a good
! market. The local market is dead
| with little buying Dann-Arizona and
Shattuck are both quiet. although
| Shattuck is firm with none offered at
! or near market prices. The outlook at
| present is much better than it has
! been for some time. conservative buy
! cr5 are coming into the market daily
/ looking for Investments mad speCull-
I tive stocks that have real merit ard
/ value behind them, buying them up
and putting them away. with the in
| teutiOn OF forgetting them for a time
/ This is the time to get into the mar
ket disTeEardless Of conditions OF
things for opportunities like the pres
ent one will not come again for many
years and ought to be taken adyan
tag OF whom they are here before u.
CLOSING DFrDfarFCre-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21

1 furnish my clients with copies o.
all correspondence had in their cases
Except foreign; also furnish free
Of charge complete copies of draw
ings and specifications.
JAMES r. TOWNSEND,
Bradbury Building, Los Angeles Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
CHANGE OF OFFICERS.

FL PASO. Nov. 2O.-AunOunCement
was made yesterday that ! y. Gal
braith. one of the best known railroad
men in Mexico, is to be general man
agar of the Mexican Central. He will
relieve D. =. Butcher from the duties Of
general manager.
Mr.. BuCner. is general superintend-
ent and will continue with the Central
in that capacity, but he has been act
ing general manager since February
IA. when E. z. Styner. former general
manager. resigned on account Of i'll
health
Mr.. Butcher is now on an inspection
trip and was in Monterey last night
He was to nave met Mr.. Galbraith last
night in that city in order that they
might continue the inspection trip to-
getheT.
Mr.. Galbraith has been in active rail
road service in responsible positions
with Mexican lines for nearly twenty
years. During the earlier part of that
time he was with the northern divis-
ions OF the National Railroad Of MeXi-
co. He left the superintendency of a
division in the north on being prOmot-
ed to the position of assistant general
manager of the National. His Office
was then in this city. He left that pO-
sition to take the Office of general man
ager Of the Tehuantepec National some
time -hefnre tlat road was inauguratZd.
His headquarters were then in Rincon
Antonio. He resigned that position
June - of this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
BEAT UNCLE SAM.

ESTANCIA. n. NJ, Nov. 2O.-Grant
Walker was arrested at SOcorro by
mounted police and taken to Santa
Fe for safe keeping.
Walker is wanted for obtaining
money under false prtense. Walker
started to prove upon a land claim
which took 500. The land Office
turned down his papers and the steno-
graphsr in the land office at Santa Fe
thought he had proved on 100 acres
when ne had only proved on eighty
acres.
The receiver sent him a check for
$500 and he cashed the check, it is
said, and left the country.
He was 800 ahead of the land Office
'SN the deal.
"a. a. Hine lost 1925 as Hine bought
Walkers claim and Walker was TO
OeEe,- &C 10 MN.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21

By permission OF the Board of Re
gents, the Engineering Department,
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA an
nounces that they viii undertake a
limited amount of consulting work.
c. F. TOLMAN, JR.-Mine EXamin-
atoms.
T. NJ BLAKE-Mining and Electric
Machinery.
W. W. HENLEY-Power Plants.
Il. A. wATERBURY-CiviI Engin-
eering.
r. r. GOODEICH-Metallurgy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
VIDE RANGE IN
JOPLIN DISTRICT
Both Zinc and Lead Show
Radical Changes In Prices
During Week.

Joplin. Mo.-The highest price re
ported paid for zinc. for the week
ending Nov. 10 was $3.50, ranging
to S35 per ton for ore containing 60
per cent zinc.
Tie highest price reported pal a.,
FOR lead was $51 per ton. rang. -
down 10 $24.
tn week records the wide. So.
in prices for both zinc an - e. -,
many years, in the Joplir 49, - 80
The range OF prices -, T ,,s,!,.' ISL,
to do with the grade 80 -;rc - -. 800
ore. IN a Is" lnsla' Ieas the low grades
selling sem ~ pFG SoSt >eateIy uIuch higher
Iiian tIe peS' GRADES
ne IAN - confideHce resulted in
a hsEt GUS market and where buyers
o9ush' n at a high price, fhey even.
"a rp nE Pltying someone else a low
.
gadicaGons are for lower prices this
1cC-sk. which win result in many OF
, tire mires shutting down, as they will
. got produce unless they can do 50 at
Il profit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21

take first place this year, for while
some restriction has taken place In
mat territory the falling-o7f FROM nor.
MAJ IS only now about 5000 600
pounds per month. Arizona mines
as a rule, are low-cost producers. and
they were not obliged to shut down
On l2-cent copper market.
The Lake has not restricted much
and its production for tle 10 months
is about 100000 pounds ahead OF
last year, Utah for the 10 months
operations of the Garfield smelter and
the Utah Copper Co, although Octo-
Der production from Utah was about
100000 pounds less than in Sep
TENDER.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
WALKER eRos! LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. OverIockl
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The mar
ket showed again today the Elects
Of heavy liquidation, There we're sew
eral new low records reacled. st.
Paul was particularly weak add iiqui-
cation is apparent in thls ,.sd ia Now
York Central Louisville & Nashville
reached new low record, there being
bBt Few BUYERS even at this lower lev
el. 1t is simply a question wlen the
liquidation will stop and from present
indications. the forced liquidation
does not seem to be over yet. The
government efforts at relief may or
may not be successful. There are dir
ferent opinions as to this.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
Draws the Crowd.

81 must confess" growIs the dissat-
ished tourist, that can't see why SO
many people want TO come here, no
scenery, no amusements, no good
things to eat-absolutely no attrac-
tons"
"Ah, signor." said the innkeeper, "zey
come because we ave re gran label
to stick on re ugsager'-Success Mag
azine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21
OCTOBER SHOWS
BIG DECREASE

Boston.-The Boston News Bureau
figures that during the. month OF Ucto-
Der the production of copper in the
United States, Mexico and Casada
fell off 2l,0S6.040 pounds, as compiar-
ed with October, 1906, drop of over
30 per cent.
{ Ten months of the present calendar
year have now passed. and the pro.
duction of copper on the American
continent has shown a decrease of
93,00O,000 pounds. or this decrease
60 nAn 0An mounds ranrasaIitad 4I,a faIl
ing-off OF Butte, a decrease of 27 Der
cent compared with the production
in the same period in 1906.
This falling-off in Montana produe
ton VIII probably enable Arizona to
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For Review lob and business Offices
call phone 80.
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For Review Job rooms can phone
No. 30.
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PATENTS.

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-21

JESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug stOre-ROoms 3
$500 - @fttISis SiGg.
Bisbee, Nov. 20. 1907

Bisbee, Nov. 90 1907.
There was no feature to the trad
ing in our Gsrket today and while
tue market was very dun it had a girn,
tone. North Butte and Calumet Il
Arizona made good advances and beg~
them at the close, but aside from
these stocks the priYes show very If
ne change. The curbs are quiet = "a
neglected but seem to be in 5, -hu
hands as there is very little s. .ion ~
tered and buyers have to pa, tIc -, u,
tation asked prices in O 'i.e quo
stocks. We advise t. Huet W s.
o0fnr,nT stnnte Irisins- % purchase OF
preston and uuic' = thc psFlou OF de
Closing Quo >dUoe,
.AtionS:
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25

Robt. Hooper was at home from
Dunlap from Saturday until Monday.
Will Mosier, who is at work at Coal
City, Ga, was at home from Saturday
until Monday.
Rev. j. L. Scott filled his regular
appointment at IL a. III. last Sunday
at the G. p. Church.
w. G. Spangler and NJ. F. Harris,
of Mineral Spring, were in the city
Monday and Monday night of last
week.
John G. Young, formerly Of Victor
ia, died at his home in Pikeville last
Sunday. He was brought to Sardis
Tuesday for interment
Last week was fighting and leaving
week. Several of our prominent men
were engaged in it, professional men,
merchants, artists and common labor
ers. Guns, knives, sticks and rocks
were the weapons used and, both de-
fensive and offensive, but fortunately
not great deal of blood was spilled,
slight flesh wounds were all. A prom
inent surgeon soon had the wounds
dressed and everything set in order
Some of the parties, however, viii
have to make trip to Jasper the frs
Monday in August.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
EaStIand.

Special 10 lie Nr70S.
Editor News | came to this place a
week ago, and don't know much about
the place yet, but judging from the APP
pearance of everything, 1 think it is
good place to live. The people have
good houses to live in and not far to
go to work You don't have to climb
a mountain to get to the mines. Will
say to the boys at Etna that a miner
doesn't have to crawl in and out of his
room. He can walk in the rooms and
stand up and load coal The price of
things in the Company store is as
reasonable as anywhere l think |
paid ST. 40 per bushel for Irish potatoes
at Etna. They are roc and SOC per
here than there. Meat is about the
same. Coal digging is 4Oc and SOC per
ton. Mule drivers get 81. 40. l would
rather dig this coal for 40c than the
Etna coal at 60c. The difference l
make is having room to work in and
then you have house to live in.
wonder if Dave McNabb has got to
Empire yet. He was fixing to leave
Etpa when l left. hop- l never will
see that place any more. 1t took me
| four days to get my money after my
notice was out, and had to vacate the
house before l could get the money
that had worked for.
Saturday was payday here, and the
town was full of peddlers
Henry and Lon Reeves went hunting
Saturday.
John Atterton caught large ground
hog Saturday.
Mrs. Jeff Gates is confined to her
room at present.
Archie Girdley was visiting in Cliff
ty Sunday.
The past week has been very cool
here with some ice The timber looks
just like winter yet, but the weather
is moderating some now.
Mrs. NJ. j. Girdley visited Mrs.
Gates Sunday.
James Elrod went to Clifty Sunday
to to take in the town.
The boys have organized ball clul
here.
Robt. Attertcn and Tom Stevenson
went to the Jew store today shopping
j. q.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
WhitWell.
Sbe0aI 10 he Mas.

SPECIAL 10 lie Ne70S
Sunshine is the order of the day.
We are all sorry to hear that Tom
Daffron and Brown Smith have got
the measles. We hope they will soon
be able to go out.
Mrs. Lizzie Loach is expecting to go
to ROope. Wonder if she will have
as much fun as Mrs Mag Young? |
hope she will.
Mrs. George Bailey and family are
visiting relatives at Shellmound and
expect to go ON to Roope to see her
daughter and son, M. A. Young.
saw in last week issue where John
Grantham says he don't want to rob
the cradle when he married. He said
he wanted girl that raised her self.
You are right old boy, get girl that
can take care of what You make.
Somebody ask Shield Cantrell how
be likes to get April fooled and watch
him smile.
We all would like see George Bailey
back in Whitwell again.
Miss Mary Jordan and her best fell
low were out walking Sunday.
saw in last weeks issue that John
Daffron was rt-broken. Hold up
your head if you die hard and come
back to Whitwell. There are more
pretty girls than one.
have heard more pretty girls say
they were glad Maggie Baily was
married as maybe there would be a
chance for them.
Ye writer is thinking of coming to
Roope the 4th of July. Look out John
Daffron, we will take in that picnic.
Ye writer and Miss Pearl Coggins
were out walking with their best fell
low Sunday evening.
A certain girl said Vernon Coggins
was sweet.
Mrs. Lizzie Looch said she would
like to see Mr.. and Mrs. Looch' OF
Empire.
Shield Cantrel said Miss Mary Sam
pie was pretty and he hoped Jacl
wouldn't beat him.
Mrs. John Cowan made flying triI
to South Pittsburg Thursday.
There was another runaway wedding
Sunday eve.
Ye writer is going to have some pic
lures made right away. Look ou
John Daffron you will get one.
Come on "Zu Zu, Of Indian Terri
tory. June Apple.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25

You ask me if this love of mine,
Sweetheart, will ever die;
If time will change my feelings, dear,
answer with sigh,
While life lasts; while flowers bloom;
While birds sing sweet their lay,
The love so deep within my heart,
Will live each night and day.
Always always,
Sweetheart, do think of you.
Never does my heart give way
Thinking of my only love
Miss Elizabeth Rollins, Of Tracy
City, spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. John G. Patton, here.
Jeff ID. Wiley has returned from Sc
vance where he attended the funeral
of his brother-in-law, Marion Castle
berry.
J. II. H. Boyd of Irving College,
and Bal Boyd, of Dunlap, spent few
days here last week
Mr. Malone, with Gray, Dodge Co. IL,
Nashville, was in the City Wednesday
on business.
Jay Harris and Miss Georgia Hills,
of Tracy, spent Sunday evening here.
Miss Mabelle Daniel was at Tracy
City Saturday.
John Z. Patton has returned from a
business trip to Chattanooga
G. r. Daniel is attending the fair at
Nashville.
Arthur Curtis spent Sunday at Ira
cy with homefolks.
j. b, Ferguson is at Tracy for few
days.
Levi Woodlee, of Altamont, was in
the city last week.
Claude Roughton spent Sunday with
friends at Chattanooga
Glenn Martin is visiting home folks
at Tullahoma.
H. S. Walden spent Sunday very
pleasantly at Winchester
Mark Lenahan visited homefolks al
Tracy Sunday.
Miss Annie Sinders came up last week
from Winchester and will take charge
of a music class here. Several pupils
| have been enrolled.
Mrs. Pylant, of Petersburg, is tbs
| guest of Will Lovelace and family.
Lilliard Conry returned Monday from
Tracy City,
Will Wiley, of Tracy, was here Mon
day.
Laurence Dykes was in Tracy Mon.
day.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
CO4LMON7
NONF r. DYKES. ETIT'ON-

John Coppinger, of Tracy, was here
Monday, doing some 'telerhonephone'
work.
Ladd Parmley, Of Pelham, is in the
city.
DR., f. Gattis has returned from
Winchester.
Joe Creighton returned last week
from several week $ stay at Tarlton.
Misses Lockhart and Barker of Tates-
vile, spent Saturday here.
Marvin Tally of Winchester, was
here a few hours Tues day.
w. NJ. Bouldln, of Gruetli, was in
the city last week.
Mrs j. b. Ferguson is spending
few days at Tracy City
Mr.. Oliver, of Estil Springs, was in
the city Tuesday,
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Lockhart, are
spending several days ut Nashville,
this week.
Tom Cope, of Tracy, is visiting his
mother, Mrs Dyer Roberts here.
Joe Lockhart, of Altamont was here
Saturday.
f. j. Morton, of Tarlton, visited
relatives here last week
Much interest is being shown in re-
gard to the new schoohOuse.
Mrs. Turner has returned to her
home at Sequachee, after spending sew
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
John Gross at this place.
Newt Cantrell spent Sunday evening
at Roddy Springs.
Willie Curtis visited homefolks at
Tracy Sunday
Mrs, Taylor and Miss Allen passed
through here Friday en- route from AL
lamont.
Miss Terra Hall and Mrs Harris
Scruggs visited relatives at Tracy City
Friday.
Hugh Emery, of Chattanooga, was
in the city Wednesday,
Chas. Morgan and George Barfeld,
of Nashville, spent Tuesday here.
Sheriff Cline of Tracy, was in our
town few hours Tuesday on business.
Callie Lee and Robert Daniel were
in Tracy Saturday
Claude Myers spent Sunday with
homefolks at Tracy.
Mrs c. r. Daniel and children
have returned from visit to relatives
at Tullahoma.
W. j. Won Bones and wife arrived
here Friday and will make Coalmont
their future home.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
Nhitwrll department.
GEO. W. LEWIS Agent.
81 know not 70hdfthe truth may te,
IteX IL as f7OdS kOG 10 me.

Mrs. q. W. Bailey went to Coal
City, Ga, last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Deakins, of Jasper, was
in the city Wednesday Of last week.
The Mcclure brothers, opticians,
of Knoxville, were in the city Thurs
day.
Rev. S. 5, Kreger preacher last Sun
day at 1880 p. m. at the NJ. E.
Church, south.
d. T. Layne went to Chattanooga
Tuesday evening of last week, return
ing Wednesday morning.
Sam Hail. who has been working in
Illinois, for the past few months, re-
turned home Thursday to spend some
time with his family.
Hon. John T. Raulston will move
to South Pittsburg in few days, hav-
ing formed a law partnership with
Hon. G. G. Moore. The firm will be
at South Pittsburg, Moore q Raulston,
and at this place, Moore, Raulston &
McCrary. This will be the one of the
strongest law firms in the county.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
Happy Hollow.

Special 10 tie Ne7Os
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bost visited his
sister, Mrs. Wash Lon Saturday and
Sunday,
Mrs. Pal Lewis and daughter, Miss
Pearl, visited Mrs. Tennessee Alder,
Saturday night.
Miss Daisy Jones gave Misses Mary
and Minnie Ragsdale short call Fri
day.
Misses Myrtle Cannon and Lula
Lamb called at the postoffice Saturday
and you ought to have seen them
smile.
Dave Bryant and Miss Pearl Lewis
were out driving Sunday.
Miss Matte McCurry says her heart S
desire is in Sequachee.
Will Ross sure did look handsome
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Webb looked pleased
Sunday. Guess she saw Galloway.
Fatty Mitchell says he can make a
shadow now.
D. A. Ragsdale says it looks like he
will never get done work.
Wash McCurry went to see his best
girl Sunday.
Miss Daisy Jones looked pleased Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Holt visited Mrs.
Tennessee Alder Saturday and Sunday.
| heard certain girl say that Ar
thur Webb was the prettiest boy she
ever saw.
John and Arthur Carson were in
Happy Hollow Sunday to see their best
girls.
Robert Powell says, "Pll be there,
Miss Dora.
If YOU want to see Miss Minnie
Ragsdale smile ask her who sent her
that postal
A certain girl said that Walter
Spangler was pretty.
Miss Daisy Jones says her "al in
alp' is in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balam Long visited
Mrs. Amanda Ashburn Saturday.
Joe Fowler looked handsome Satur'
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carson visited
her father Sam McCurry, Sunday.
A certain boy said Miss jamie Ross
was the prettiest girl in Happy Hollow
Miss Lassie Prigmore looked cute
Sunday.
Wash McCurry had a smile on hi
face Sunday as long as a wave ON
goose pond.
Willie Ross says he wishes his pap'
would let him go to see his girl ever,
Sunday.
A certain girl said Henry Harris wa
the prettiest boy in Inman.
Miss Icye Paitman looked like ros
bud Sunday.
Jim Richardson is the prettiest bo.
in Victoria.
Miss Pearl Cannon. was all smile
Sunday.
Nell Arledge called to see his hes
girl Sunday and reported nice time.
Charlie Long looked cute Saturday.
Miss Mary Ragsdale looked please
Sunday.
jess Webb and Hugh Alder were /
Happy Hollow Sunday.
If YOU want to see Charlie Mitche
smile Just ask him who sent him thos
postcards the other day.
ID. A. Ragsdale visited his daughte
Mrs. Jim Long, Monday.
Dave Bryant looked handsome sun
day.
Jesse Webb sings, I'm be there by
and bye Turtle Dove.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-25
R0OPE.

SfsciaI 10 Ire Ae7JS.
Geo. Wood and H. r. Barton went
to Chattanooga Saturday.
Misses Ellen Baily and Faytie Myers
went to Whiteside Saturday.
Misses Matte Houts and Annie
Thacker accompanied by Jim Rails
were on the mountain Saturday.
Miss Laura Harris spent Saturday
night with Bertha Doyle.
Messrs. Davis and Arnold attended
Sunday school at the Drum Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Fryer of Kelly's
Ferry, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Hartman.
Miss Jamie Degnan and John Pen
nington were out walking Sunday.
Ye writer thinks Miss Laura Harris
was disappointed Saturday because she
didn' get to see her friend from the
lock and dam.
Misses Fannie and Ada Thomas were
visiting Miss Celia BrumleY Sunday.
John Brumly went to Chattanooga
Saturday.
Chas. Myers and Luther Fritts were
on the mountain Saturday.
Messrs. Arnold and Davis and Tom
Sexton were calling on j. G. Foster
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary McNabb and Mrs. Mas
sey were visiting Mrs. B. Sexton Sat
urday.
Don't guess Ed Houts enjoyed Sun
day as we'll as he did Saturday.
Harry Ransom went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Will Hartman was on the mountain
Sunday.
Miss Annie Thacker says Geo. Davis
is a fine looking fellow.
Misses Jennie Doyle and Pearl STAINS.
berry were visiting ON the mountain
Thursday.
Misses Celia Brumley and Laura
Harris were out walking Sunday.
Billy Smith went toWhiteside Satur-
day
Alec Boatright was ON the mountain
Saturday.
Ed Milligan went to the city Satur
day. Sweet Potato.