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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Teddy Bears.

The initiation OF Clifford X. Bergman,
tie cartoonist and creator OF the TEDDY
Bear" afforded AN opportunity to intro
duce two enormous cinnamon bears.
played. OF course. b. two members. and
both the President and Mr.. Berry
man had lot OF sport over the bear
incident. a Snowman. who had the bears
in charge. explained that nc had taught
them the language Of man: that they
could think NJ quickly, speak as rapidly,
and spell as badly AS the President of the
United States"
Mr. Btrryman. with the aid OF his bears,
made u number OF cartoons. One of tie
bears requested that he draw a picture
OF the man whom the Senate loves most,
and striking likeness of the President
appeared. A picture OF Senator Foraker
showed up when the cartoonist was asked
10 draw n picture OF the Senator whom
the President loves most The picture of
the next Vice-President of the United
states was q composite one. starting with
David r. Fiji and being changed into
Fairbanks. The cartoon OF the next Re-
publican candidate began with Taft, was
changed into Fairbanks and ended with
n speaking" likeness of Joseph q. CAM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Francis W. cushman. OF washington

Francis W cushman. OF Washington
state.
AS a souvenir of the dinner book o,
nearly sixty pages was presented to each
guest. it's title being. Who's Who in
Gridiron Prose and Rhyme, dealing with
historic characters. and portrayed with
q profuson of cuts. Governors Wartield,
of Maryland. and Swanson. OF Virginia,
We're represented as speaking TO one an
other as follows:
Says the Govnor OF Maryland to his
friends Of yirginyeh:
I will mix you some things that are good
put In yeh.'"
Says the Gov'nor of virsinyeh: I prefer
not to wait,
When time may be saved by taking them
straight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
READ MRS. SHIELDS'S STORY

III there is any one in the whole world
who wants to know about Warmers saio
Cure, just tell them that / owe my life to
that medicine. 1t cured me when three doe
tory utterly failed even TO give me relief.
eighteen years ago was taken down
With meningitis. | was very badly on a mo
NV 3 doctors seemed unable to do much LOT
me After leaving my bed 1t was months
before I could walk. had no use OF lnyseh
at all. All could do was to sst and read
..eecentiv "a neighbor handed me war,
ner's Safe Cure book AZ tina. ,'me ,o r'I
had taken most everything without relief.
and had just about given up hope OF ever
getting well. But after reading your DOCK
decided to try Warmers Safe Cure.
IL was astonished at its results. Tor aiter
taking IT days began to pick up. AT the
end OF the first bottle was able to clean No
my room.
without hesitation that my recovery Is due
to Warmers safe Cure and nothing else.
II hnve since recommended your Medicine
to many others. and shall always continue
to do go as ! feel that my life was saved
by it, Very gratefully yours-Mrs. +. l..
222 Courtiandt ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
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Horatio Thompson Lindsay.
ispeciai 10 The Times p,spa,eb1

LEXINGTON, VA, January 26.-NIr.
Horatio Thompson Lindsay, of near
Alone. Rockbrtdge county died Thurs
day afternoon from pneumonia. The
funeral took place to-day from Bethany
Lutheran Church, Of near Alone. con-
Quoted by the pastor Rev. j w. Shuey.
The nterment was made in the church
burying ground
Mr.. Lindsay was son of the late
Thomas Lindsay. and his age was sixty
one years. He was cousin Of former
United States Senator William Lindsay.
OF Kentucky, who was born and reared
in the Alone neighborhood. Mr.. Lindsay
entered the Confederate service In 1853
and was member OF Company II,
Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry.
He is survived by his widow. who was
Miss E;mme McGufin, and two daughters
Mrs. Lula Carson, wife Of Mr. Charles
Carson, of Augusta county, and Miss Eva
7 nd
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Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1907

good age OF sixty-eight years four
months and eleven days.
Mrs, Elder was lady who possesse
q. great many very worthy and COM
mendable traits OF character, which
may be emulated by those who knew
her best. She leaves four SONS and
three daughters to mourn her sad de-
parture. Deceased was member of
Ehenezer Baptist Church for nearly a
half century. and was always an
earnest worker and ever ready to show
an interest in every department OF
church work.
The funeral services were conducted
by her pastor Rev. j. A. Barnhardt, in
the presence of a. large congregation of
relatives and friends, after which her
remains were laid to rest beside those
of her husband, in tho t,benezer Bap-
list Church Cemetery.
Arthur Lyles.
Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
ALEXANDRIA VA. January 2.-Ar-
thur Lyles, a former resident of this city.
died this morning in Washington The
remains will be brought here for inter
Yrant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE

the acdl S
Llmg Of
tho
this condition and no III after effect
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE To convince sufferer
yncng testimonials
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the Anti-Saloon League. VIII speak at
- temperance mass NEE ting tomorrow
odist Church Special music viii be
rendered by . select Quartet. under the
tile city VIII turn out IN fun force with,
many members OF their official boards
The w C. r. Unions arc to attend. and
the public are cordially invited
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DEATHS.

COLE-Died S:i5 A. NJ, January &c.
1907, al, his residence. $685. Fourti,
Street. Fulton, GEORGE w, COLE.
aged afty-nine years. He leaves, be-
sides his wife. four sons and two
daughters--Harry NJ. Marshall NJ.
Colonel c.. Carthal p. and Misses
Dcas and Vivian p, to mourn their
loss.
Funeral from laurel Street Meth
odtt Church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock. friends and ac-
ment In Rlvsryiew Cemetery. No
flowers
New York and Florida papers please
copy
C1AMDRON.-Died, at the residence of
his father. Mr.. Alexander Cameron,
$40 East Franklin Street. Saturday
morning the az 3Sth j. M I, GkA
enth year.
Funeral from the house on MON
PAY %, t the 2ssh, at noon Friends Of
Please omit flowers,
COFER.--Died. in New York City, Jan
nary 26th. CLARA A., wife of Or. le-
now of Honolulu, Hawaii. She was
the daughter OF the late Daniel and
Henrietta rake-smith. of Engle-
lntermont at Englewood.
DABNEY.--Entored into rest l,Uuarv
goth, ELIZABETH DARNEY. rellct
OF John Dabney (caterer), She
Leaves four children to mourn their
loss--Hute ID. Jackson. w. z. and j.
NJ Dubnev, Hattie u. GRAY
Funeral from First Baptist Church
MONDAY, January 2Sth, at 3 p. NJ
Washington. Boston and Phlladel-
phia papers please copy.
E,ERRITER.--Mrs. ANNIE, FERRITER, 4
widow of Captain James T. Ferriter,
died yesterday morning, January
25th, at her home, B34 North Sixth
street. She leaves one sister, Mrs
w. RSsIenla y. of Norfolk, Va.
fM funeral Will take place from
S ster's Church, with requiem mass.
OF MONDAY at . o'clock, Norfolk
papers please copy.
TTRocKMofsToNs--D at her resi-
dence, no State Street, Friday morn
ing, $50 O'Clock, after II long and
painful illness. Mrs MARIA JANE,
TIROCISMoRTOY The is survived
by her devoted ,and and three
chlldren--Wfl aS Sorscy, Corlnne;
eleven brothers and sisters. and one
grandchlld
Dearest mother. thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But ills God that hast bereft MS,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
by HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
Funeral from the residence SUN
DAY AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock. !
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Introduction in Rhyne.

Songs to Associate Justice Harlan. OF
tile Supreme Court. to Vice-President
Fairbanks and to Speaker Cannon served
MS introductions to speeches from these
gentlemen. while other brilliant after
dinner efforts were made by General
Horace Porter. Secretary Root Henry
yandyke. of Princeton University. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Joseph Falls.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA. January oe.-Mr. Jo-
seph Falls was found dead in his bed
Friday morning at his home near Ben
Salem. four miles east of Lexington. 1t is
supposed that his death was due to heart
trouble, with which he had been suf-
ferer for some time lately.
Mr.. Falls was about sixty-fve years of
age, and was born and reared in Amherst
county. During the Civil War he served
as member of Captain Thomas Whites
company, in the Seventh Virginia Cav
airy. Shortly after the close of the war
Mr.. Falls came to Rockbrdge, where he
has since resided
He was a member OF Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church. and his remains were
laid to rest In the cemetery at that place
to-day.
His wife, who was a Miss Bare. OF
Rockbridge, died some years ago Several
children survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Arthur Lyles
w. F. Sullivan.

Special TO The Times DispntchA
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, January o.
w. F. Sullivan, OF Orange county, died
this week at his home. near Mine Run,
after an illness of only few days, aged
sixty years. -Four sons and two daughters
survive him.
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7. B. Howerton.
Tsnec,a To Tho r,na,-D,sno, \,

special to The rimes-Dispa;ch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, January 2s.-Mr
T. B. Howerton died at his residence
here about 4 o'clock this morning from
paralysis, with which he was stricken
last "Wednesday. Mr. Howerton was
fifty-eight years old and is survived by
his wife, three sons and one daughter
Tho funeral services will be held here
tomorrow morning and the inter1nent
Suil1 he ar Delbit Va
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Colonel C. T. Crittenden.

Especial TO The Tines pispatch]
M1TCHELLS, VA, January 2o.-The
mortal remains of Colonel Charles Thomp-
son Crittenden, c. S. A.. were laid to
rest in the cemetery of All Saints Chapel
January sd, Rev. P. LeB. Cross, rector,
officiating.
The pall-bearers We're: Z. T. Slaughter.
] j. Slaughter W. c. Petty, James
Bragg, John J. Tlnsley and Silas Cooper.
He was the son Of William Crittenden.
Of Glover Dale homestead. Culpeper coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Miss Mckenzie Must Leave.

NEW YORK CITY, January 26.--It be-
came known to-day that Lawyer p. NJ,
Delmas had declared emphatically that
May Mackenzie mus. go or he, would
Withdraw from the case, Mr. Delmas
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EIGHT OF DANVILLE
PRISONERS STILL OUT
lSpecfal ID The Tl,nes-pispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch) 3
DANVILLE. VA, January 6.-Six of
the eight prisoners who broke Jail hereg
yesterday at large One of the fusi-
tives was arrested shortly after the es-
cape, and another, whose home is in this
city. returned last night and gave him
self up.
An Investigation of the Jail delivery will
be held Monday morning before Mayor
Harry Wooding.
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Mrs. Mamie Elder.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
GLADYS, VA, January 26,r-Mrs
Mamie Elder relict of Mr.. Robert
Elder, who preceded her TO the grave
several yearsT'tgo, died at her flte
home, near Naruna, Campbell county,
Va. January 2s after few days NJ
ness Of grip. She lived TO the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Negro DISCHARGED

Alexander Fountain, the negro
charged with shooting his wife. was
discharged by Justice Crutciifei yes
tcrday morning. The evidence OF all
the Witnesses was to the effect that
the negro had shot his wife accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Mr. j. H. Mondy still continues very i'll
at his residence. No. Ill East Clay Strees.
Mr., Il. G.. Lucas. OF the city Watsr
Works who had his foot badly mashets
on Friday, is resting quietly. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
David Petrie-Cruikshank.
especial to rhe Times. p.spatch)
Iohn c. Fentress.
lspsclal to The T,mes.pIspa.cn.l

Especial to The Times-DIspatch,I
NORFOLK, VA. January 26-John G.
Fentress died this morning at 9:15 o'clock
at the homo of his son, William Fl. Fen
tress, No. 4S Clay Avenue. Bramhleton
In the eighty second year Of his age. He
was n native Of Princess Anne county,
and had lived In Norfolk for sixty years
He was a cabinet-maker By trade, and
was we'll known to the older residents of
Norfolk. He leaves widow and five
cbi,,1y.au
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Ta1nes A. Elicit.

Special to The T!mes-DispatchD
MOSELEY'S JUNCTION, VA, January
26.-AIr. James A. Elicit. son of Mr..
Charles Elicit, prominent member OF
Tomahawk Baptist Church, died yester-
day Mt his home, near Otterdale, from
measles. He was about twenty-five years
old. The interinent took place to-day in
Tomahawk Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
GR|D|R0N CLUB
GIVES A ROAST
Naturalization Was the Main
Stunt, With King, Courtiers,
and Jester.
THE PRESIDENT is CHILLED
Teddy Bears Provoke Merriment
and Governor OF Virginia
Takes His Straight.

WASHINGTON, y. @, January &C..
the entertainment given to- light by that
famous association OF Washington
newspaper correspondents, the Gridlron
club, at their annual winter dinner
given Mt the New Willard. The new
president OF the club. Samuel c. Blythe,
Of the New York World, directed the
entertainment.
In the presence OF the President OF
the United states ana tho Vice Pres
idcnt and representatives from the CO.
ordinet. branches Of the government "a
host OF literary ana newspaper men.
before statesmen and many OF the cap
tains of industry. those who have done
and are still doing things, an empire
was erected with all the splendor at
tendant thereon. The scene was laid
in Washington and the time 1917 Gen
ynars henceJ.
The kingiy power was surrounded
with all the officers of State with
ed more like "Happy Jack IFaistan,"
than anything else, aud numerous
court to complete the gorgeous picture
and the fun these men OF the Gridiron
club got out of the "skit,' to say
nothing OF the enjoyment of the guests,
showed how keenly the assemblage APP
preciatad the satire. And there was
a jester, too. who, clothed IN his motley.
spoke an epllogue which served as the
Introduction OF President Roosevelt.
who made a forcibie address.
The grand procession was welcomed by
"God Save the King" rendered by sec
,ion of the Marine Band. But the king
was finally deposed and the court sent
in exile. while the band played THE
Star-Spangied Banner"
During the course OF the centraliza-
,lop act the king asked one OF his minis
ters. Has Japan conquered the Philip
pincs?" The chancellor Of the exchcquer
replying. No. Your Majesty; they now
. offer TO give them back to us for coal
ing station at Guam
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MONTREAL.

After continued use Of the remedy,
this institution has found no reason to
change its good opinion of the remedy,
and expresses its satisfaction in the fol-
lowing terms:
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ANTI-sALoON LEAGUE.
Big Mass-Meeting to Be Held To-
Morrow Night.

Dir. p. A. Baker, of Columbus, Ohio,
superintendent Of the national work OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolen.

I LURAY, VA, January 26,--AIrs, ELIZA
beth Boen, aged about siNty-siS years,
widow of Thomas Bolen, of Rappahan-
mock county. died at her home in Luray
this morning, Mrs. Ro!en had been ~
two days. her death being due TO pneu-
monia. She Is survived by one son, MI
ID c w Rnlen. of LuruN.
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Harriett Grantharn.

WIEVCHESTER, VA, January 26.Mrs.
Harriet Granthan. widow OF Joseph W.
Grantham and one of tho Oldest resi-
dents in Clarke county, died at her home
near Berryville to-day, after a lingering
illness. She was lightweight years OF ago.
Surviving her Is one daughter. Mrs. Jose
phin,, O'Brlen of Beryyyl,lC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
A MARVELLOUS CURE
WARMERS SAFE CURE

TEaAl g0TJ WeRLps
IA
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ty, who served in the War of 1872 and
the er--ndson of William Crittenden, of
Orange, who was officer in the Ameri-
can Revolution. Coming from such an
cestry, he could but follow his bent, and
as a young man Joined the Minutemen
of Culpeper, and was made first leuten-
ant under Captain Patton, and went with
the company to Harper's Ferry at the
time of the John Brown raid.
He was widely known in Virginia, hav-
ing been for several terms serscant-at-
arms of the House of Delegates.2and also
manager of the White sulphur Springs.
A striking incident of the funeral was
the presence OF his colored body servant
of the war, Phil Bush, whose evident grief
was very touching. Any Of the old Thir-
tenth, who are left to. remember the
colonel, will also remember Philip"
Mrs Smart, of Culpeper, is the sole re-
naming member of the once large Crit
tenden family.
Peter G. Berry.
CREWE. VA. January 26.-The funeral
of Peter G. Berry. third son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. CT. A. Berry, was held fron the
Methodist Church on Thursday, the oath,
conducted by the pastor Rev. Paul Brad
ley, assisted by the Rev. George III. Nc
Faden. of Asbury Church. Richmond. and
the Rev. j. w. Kincheloe. of the Baptist
Church. OF this place.
The pall-bearers Were Messrs. w. r.
James, w. P. Taylor. II. S. Wheary.
Raymond Belcher, William Sheffield, f.
r. Payne, II. B. Snddler and j. n Fitz-
gerald, active, who were preceded to the
church by the honorary pall-bearers,
Messrs. j. d, Mckinney, OF Petersburg,
and L. B. Scott, of Crewe. bearing an
immense broken column, the floral Of
fering of tho family.
David Petrie-Cruikshank.
Especial to The Times D.spatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, January 20
David Petre- Cruikshank, n we'll known
resident of the county. died to-day at
Bartonsville, aged sixty years. Born
In the Isle of Man, and graduate Of
the famous Kings College. Mr.. Cruik-
shank was a man of culture and fine
mLntal attachments. He served with
credit in the British army. Several years
ago Mr.. Cruikshank applied to the court
and had his name changed from Petrle
to Cruikshank, the will Of a rich relative
WHO died In Scotland, STIMULATING that
upon this condition only could he inherit
the largo fortune left. Hiram Lodge,
No. 81, A. f. and A. Masons, OF this
city. will have charge OF the funeral
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The Peruna Company,
COlu IN bus, Ohio:

Having used Peruna for the past few
months, for our sick and poor, we nre
happy to say that 1t has given us great
satisfaction.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd,
August 20, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

HATARRI OF the respiratory organs
- is common ailment in Canada for
at least wo-thirds of the year.
This condition is no doubt caused by
the long, severe winters experienced in
this part of the continent.
Therefore, when Peruna was d!scov-
cred by Canadian people to be a reliable
remedy for these catarrhal diseases. It
at once became a popular medicine, not
only among individuals and In families,
but In the great hospitals. where it was
used as preventative and relief in hum
dreds OF cases.
These institutions 90 not hesitate to
give their endorsement Of the remedy
which has been SO helpful in the treat
ment OF their poor and sick.
Among these institutions is that Of
the Sisters of Good Shepherd, who gave
the following endorsement:
The Pcruna COmpnuy.
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cOFER.-Died. in New York City, Jan
nary 26th CLARA A., wife of Or. Le-
land H. Golfer, formerly OF this city.
now of Honolulu. Hawaii. She was
the daughter OF the late Daniel and
Henrietta Drake-Smith. of Engle
wood, N. j.
lntermont at EngleWood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Sold throughout tho world. Depots, London. "a
IL, i: TSEna Gs Sydney; India 2; PsII; al
ltd, TOXIC: South Afrlca Lennon, Ltd, Cane Town
etc.: u. q. A., Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp. Solo
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EAST POINT

Misses, Miriam and Mable Auxier
of Nebraska, and Mrs. Alice Kendrick
and daughter Miss Nellie. of Cinein-
natl, who have been the guests Of
Mrs J. c. B Auxier. for the past six
weeks. returned to their respective
homes Saturday
James Auxier. announces the arrival
OF fine boy at his home
Quite crowd OF our young folks at
tended the Baptist foot washing at
Concord Sunday
Miss Matte Bays Of Louisa Is Wis
iting relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. John Preston and son
o: Paintsvile. and Mr. and MrsClate
Preston OF Hager Hill were the guests
c: Mrs. Josephine Spradlin. Sunday
Jas. Ford returned home Friday
from Williamson. W Va, where he
has been with a surveying corps
Mr.. and Mrs +. I. Price are visit
ing relatives at Denver this week
Or. Morris Price OF Denver was here
Saturday
Mrs. sallie Rice is very III at her
home Just above here -
Mr.. and Mrs J. " Mcclure spent
last week at Marrow bone retuihins
Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Friend. who has beet
on the sick Tis IS improving
We are having an excellent school
under TIE management Of Geo John
son, Price and Henry Burk. assistant
Genoa, the little daughter Of 5 II
stapleton is very sick
Mr. end Mrs. ] G AuXier ATTENDED
camp meeting at Louisa Sunday.
Ben George returned home satur
day from Greasy Ky.
Misses Grace and Grille, Johnson
o. Hager NnHl were here Sunday
| We expect to hear wedding bell
again soon
Bedelia.
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ovERDA

Our school at Oak Hill is progress
ing nicely with Sherman Evans. as
teacher.
w. NJ Jarden attended Lodge
at Ratcliff Saturday night
Mrs James Kelley. who is at Louisa
being doctored is no better.
Mrs. W. NJ. Jardan and daughter
Virga were calling on friends at Lou
lisa, last week
Mrs Nancie Adams Of Blaine is
whiting her son at this place.
Miss. irgie Jardan was calling on
Misses Eliza Barnett at Fallsburg
last week.
Mrs E. NJ. Clevenger was visiting
home folks last week.
Misses Martha and Mary Webb,
were shopping at overda Saturday.
True Friend.
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ADELINE.

There was church at this place
Sunday by Rev. Dean.
Quite a number of the members
o; this place attended the East fork
ledge Saturday. night.
Mrs Eugene Davis, of Bolts Fork
spent last week with her sister Mrs
Lizzie Kinner at Mt. Zion
Anna Rankins and Mrs Hattie Bar
ret of Goldie were shopping at Ad-
cline last week.
Misses. Clara and Anna Miller. went
TO Hampton City TO see their Aunt
who is very low with consumption
Mrs Anna Humphrey went TO East
Fork last Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-30

A pleasan, home vesilnE occurred
A. the Residence ~ NJ and Mrs ] d
Powell At Kawnaugh sunday when
their daughter Mis- Mamie became
the bride u Iatan Compton 81 Ash
land Rev VI Pansburn ~ Bu-h-
anan ofnsiatsd ouIf he more .a'i-
mate friends o. ne young people beIn
present The harry air ish 81 me
afternoon Tor Ashland where ne
groom holds q position With ihe g
Is o r.
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visiting her father and mother at
Marvin.
Dents Cooksey Was on our creek
Sunday.
Noah Chaffins IS Carrying the mail
from TuscoIa to Louisa
Mrs Nancy J Burton paid slrs sa-
rah Kitchen visit Monday
Mrs Sarah Kitchen. was visiting
friends on Gait last week.
Black Eye
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-30
CATS PORK


The sick in our country IS i'm
proving
The wind and storm are doing the
corn crops very badly.
The infant child OF Author Kitch-
en- was buried Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas left Friday
for Maysyille whore she WI join hS
husband.
Horkles May. is on the sick list.
Arlen Kitchen is visiting home
folks
Mrs. Mary Rce Is on the sick list
Mrs Nancy Adkins IS improving
Mrs. Allen ElkEs. and children arr