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The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

eblo came in this morning over the
Midland from Denver. Mr.. Nelson is
city editor of the Pueblo Chieftain. He
expects to leave tomorrow for his ranch
where he will spend sometime fishing
and hunting. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with the
town.
\ weeks work Oh ,he street; WAS
the penalty imposed upon John Miller
for being disorderly. This is equiva-
lent to $40 and costs. Judge Hedden
imposed the sentence
The dining room of the Glenwood no.
tel is being repapered and the wood
work stained, and grained. When
finished it will be rich brown, with
tapestry effect, and present most cool
and inviting appearance.
G'enwood s hotels are doing their
share of business these days, as is
proven by look at the registers. Peo-
Pile are coming here to escape the in
tense heat of the east, and the warm
weather of other Colorado cities.
little girl who have been spending their
vacation in Glenwood will leave tomor-
row morning for their home in Chicago.
Mr.. Schwarz is one of the aattorneys
for the Rock Island company with
headquarters in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Day arrived
on No. 5 Friday from Vail, Iowa. Mon
day they continue on their honeymoon
to San Francisco where they will make
their home. Mrs. Day will be remem.
bered as Maude Paine who has often
visited our city. Mr.. Day is a nephew
of A. E. and V. r. Sharpe.
A freight car on the D. & R. G. road
caught fire this afternoon from sparks
from the engine. 1t was loaded with
potatoe sacks, consigned to Gene Grubt
at Carbondale. 1t required long ahrd
and stubborn fight to subdue the flames
and it became necessary to pull the
blazing material from the car before il
could be brought under control. TIL.
car was ruined.
Samuel Green, retailer of hambur
ger sandwiches became involved in ;
dispute with l.. List the tailor. Tt
clinch an argument he threw his cak'
turner at the tailor which resulted il
his arrest and appearance before Jus
tice of the Peace Hedden. A bruised
finger and thumb exhibited by th
plaintiff caused Mr.. Green to be fnet
81 and costs. He paid.
A meerscham pipe colored a ricI
brown, which he had distracted fror
a trunk belonging to NJ. r. Morrison
|
Keown yesterday. McKeown had be.
sleeping in the Morrison coal hous
where the trunk was stored. McKeow
and the trunk disappeared simultaneou
ly, and the officers found the pip
which had been in the trunk on Nj
keown when he was seerched. He wa
found but the trunk is still among tn
missing Acting for Judge Pease VIII
IS in the sanrtariunI. Judge Hcdde
gave him 30 days and costs. He lool
ed somewhat lean, and like a h,irt
later, so the judge, having the e!
pense to the countv in mind, chang
nis sentence, OF rather suspended tn
sentence and costs and gave hi;n !:
minutes in which to leave town. u
has not been seen since. Tie tran
and Its contents were valued At ST..
IITHT EVA CTv RIGHT
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25
From Mondays Daily Post.

From Mondays Daily Post.
H. R. Kamm left last evening for
short business visit to Denver.
C. C. Parks left Saturday evening
for a LI,ef visit to Denver.
Harvey Lewis is down toda" fro"i
the plaster mill at Ruedi.
Mrs Schneider of Leadville visited
yesterday with her sister, Mrs. f. f.
Drach.
Earl Hubbard came down from
Shoshone yesterday to visit with the
home folks.
Alex Job is up from Divide creek
today on business in connection with
the district fair.
Mrs. Alice Clark and Miss Maymr
IT. " lell ldsJ evening AUT IL WSrN D
vIsn in Denver.
Now is the time to buy ranches or
town property. DeLan & Co. have
some bargains.
Dr. Roy o. Smith of Rifle spent Sun
day in Glenwood visiting his brother
DR.. j. Clyde Smith.
.Josephus Daniels, owner and editor
of the "News- Observer of Raleigh
N. c., is in town for few days.
J. E. Eastman, Of New York City,
a delegate to the national convention
is stopping at the Colorado.
More fruit will be grown in Car
field county this year thas in any pre-
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

DR.. C. A. L. Reed of Cincinnati has
announced his candidacy for the seat
of Joseph B. Foraker in the United
States Senate. DR.. Reed has been prom
inent in the movement for pure food
laws and legislation to benefit the
science Of medicine and surgery.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

The managers of the Independence
party expect a large and representative
attendance at the party's national con
vention in Chicago next week to name
candidates for president and vice pre-
sident. Outside of Mr.. Hearst, the lead
ing candidate for the head of the tick
ct is said to be Thomas L. Hisgen of
Massachusetts.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

In the present national campaign it
is expected that both parties will put
forth extraordinary efforts to capture
the colored vote. Heretofore the col
ored vote has received only moderate
attention.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

c. II. Speers of the Midland lef. !
asst evening for his home in Denver
.fter delightful visit in Glenwood.
Miss Hunter of Lamar and Miss
Gladys Smith Of Newcastle are visit
ng at the Cline home this week.
Jay Higgins is the new forest as
sistant now located in the office of tho
supervisor at Gleuwood.
Workmen are busy plastering the
new Presbyterian manse. The build.
ing will soon be ready for occupancy
James A. Blair, supervisor Of the
White River Forest Reserve spent
in Glenwood on official busi-
ness.
John McLaren, Sr., left last even
ing for his home at Thomasville after
a visit of few days at the home of
his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pond visit
ing at the hore of DR.. Smith of Rite
accompanied the doctor to Glenwou;
yesterday.
C. L. Dowell of the Post returned
this morning after three days visit
in Colorado Springs, Denver and North
ern Colorado points.
Andrew Thorson who is employed in
the electrical department at Shoshons
was in Glenwood yesterday visiting
his brother Ollie.
The Woodmen who were in Glen
wood Saturday all reported splendid
time. They say Glenwood is certainly
the proper place for an outing.
Mrs. Lou E. Wallace of Fort Col
Inns. is visiting her son Edward Wal
lace of the land office. She expects to
remain here for ten days or two weeks
There was recorded in the county
clerk s office today license issued by
the State Board of Medical Examiners
to DIR. Edward Marshall Phelps of this
city.
Miss Maggie Egan of Lamar who
has been visiting for some time in the
vicinity of Newcastle has taken up
her residence in Glenwood for the sum
mer.
Nick Darrow left Sunday evening
for three days visit in Denver. Mich
wore smile which knowing ones say
indicates pretty damsel at the Other
end of the line.
Rev. y. T. O'Dwyer priest of St
Stephens parish left last night TO!
Denver where he will go into the an
nual retreat at Sacred Heart college
He will be absent about a week.
| Work was resumed today on Mis-
Williams new cement block house
Considerable interest has been mani
Tested in this building as the cemen
building is yet looked upon as an ex
pertinent.
Gene Grubb is in town today frou
Mt. Sopris ranch. When seen by ,
reporter he was trying to get into
game of stuff for the price of a nev
shirt Gene needed the shirt all right
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Price will leav'
Glenwood Springs tonight. Mrs
Price goes directly to Denver but MI
Price will stop at Florence for sever
al days. Mr.. Price is organizer 70
the Woodmcn and did yeoman work fl
making the log rolling here grea
success.
J. H. Crapsey, business manager o
the Mining Investor of Denver is her
for the baths. He will remain TO
about week. He was accompanief
as far as Glenwood by Frank Wilder
editor of the same publication VIII
owns ranch near Rife where he wen
for ten days.
John F. Campion who came in yes
terday in his big automobile left. thi
morning on No. for Leadville. ii
will ship his auto back as he says tn
| roads are not in prOper condition TO
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25
rom SATURDAYS Daily Post.

From Saturdays Daily Post.
Fine Mexican drawn work; 9Os Colo
RADIO aveuue. ll-17tf |
w. H. Richardson is visitor to AS
Tn today.
Ed Glenn, Eagles leading merchant
is among the visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Glib of Red
stone are spending the day in Glen
wood.
Mrs. F. A. Gordon has returned from
an extended visit to friends at Seattle
Washington.
Dr. Clayton and George T. Haubrick
joined the Eagleites, who are visiting
Glenwood today.
C. H. Harris, water commissioner of
in Glenwood today.
Harold Parkison came down from
Shoshone this morning and will remain
in Glenwood over Sunday.
Sam Doll who has spent most of the
summer at Gypsum is taking life easy
in Glenwood today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elerick have
moved into their beautiful new home
on Colorado avenue.
Mrs. Cora Ormsby and Mrs. Charles
hartman are among the visitors who
came down from Eagle today.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Thoborg are
among the Eagle contingent to the
Woodmen doin s in Glenwood today.
A cement crossing is badly needed
on the alley between the Moore and
Livingston properties on Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore came up
this morning from Debeque to partici-
pate in the Woodmen log rolling exer-
cises.
On Mondays and Thursdays of each
week The Rio Grande will sell tickets
to Redstone and return at one fare
for the round trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Yewell and child
ren left this morning for Janeway
where for few days they will visit
Mr.. Yewell s parents.
Leo Cady who has been working fol
some months at Parkison's Pharmacy
was obliged to take to his bed today
He is suffering from mild attack o!
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones and theil
three children of Victor are visitors tt
Glenwood and are greatly enjoying oul
splendid baths. Mrs. Jones is tn,
youngest daughter of DIR. and Mrs. J
NJ Norman of Denver and the Pos
editor has had the honor of her ac
quaintance for several years. Mr.
Jones will return the first of the weel
to his home but Mrs. Jones and tn
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

ARE YOU TO TAKE A TRIP?
On Tuesdays the Colorado &
Southern sells round trip tickets
to al state points from Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo at
exceptionally low rates.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Coal miners of the Bloomington dis
trict have ignored the candidacy of
Adlia E. Stevenson, former Vice-Pre
sident of the United States for the
Democratic nomination for governor of
Illinois.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25


act. The land the Davies have taken
- west Of what is known as the Pre-
fontaine mesa and is one of the pref
tiest tracts in Garfield county and ad-
mirably adapted to fruit growing and
beet culture when watered. Mr.. Da-
vie expects to water the tract but
declined to state the source of the
supply or what were his plans In that
respect.
From Tuesdays Daily Post.
Cheap money and plenty of it. De-
Ian & Co.
E. N. Malleyr of Carbondale came down
yesterday.
Barney Hopper, of McCook, Neb., is
here for the baths.
\. c. Ellison of Meeker is register
ed at the Glenwood
Mrs. R. Dillon of Denver is regis
tered at the Glenwood.
W. W. Wilson of Gypsum came down
on business yesterday.
James L. McGovcrn of Omaha is
sightseeing in GlenwCod.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Mcdonald of
Florcnse are Glenwood visitors.
Eugene A. Moran of the Big Beaver
ranch is registered at the Colorado.
Walter Darlington, of Doylestown,
Pa, is guest at the Hotel Colorado.
Wanted-Some good ranch loans a:
! low interest. DeLan & Co.
yer are spending the week in Glenwood
Springs.
Robert Eaton of Dialogue is in town
for few days. H" says DeBequc
! is booming.
Sarah Alice Smith of Plains ',ity,
Utah, came in yesterday afternoon. She
Will spend a week resting and s,s: IT
see ing.
Harry Spur was among the w. o. VI
visitors from Leadville. While here he
visited with his grandmother, Mrs. A.
B. Sharpe.
C.. R. Duskey and wife and J. Eel.
;er and wife,all of Eldor, NO.. are re
gistered at the Grand. They have
planned to spend ten days here.
Sam H. Kingsley a prominent attor.
ney of Colorado Springs arrived in
Glenwood Springs this morning. He
expects to be here for sometime
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sharpe came
down from their Carbondale home to
attend the Woodmen exercises. Mr.
Sharpe is member of the w. o. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Brown, of Gran
ite spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Browns grandmother, Mrs. V. B.
Sharpe. Mr.. Brown is a member of the
w. o. W.
Leslie David, son of D. David, who
VIZ. formerly in business in Glenwood
Springs is shaking hands with oil
friends today. He expects to remain
for several days.
Mrs. Ida Carey and son, of Granite
spent several days of last week with
her mother, Mrs. Annie Sharpe. On
Monday she went to Marble where she
will spend the summer.
B. Clark Wheeler is in town today
He has just returned from -four
months stay in Nevada where he has
been in connection with his large min.
ing interests. He says he will vote q,
Aspen this year as usual.
Andrew Thorson, brother of Post
mater Ollie Thorson, was the victim Of
an accident at Shoshone yesterday
morning at II O'Clock which nece~i-
tated the amputation of two toes on his
right foot. He was working in su
adit when . rock fell and struck his
foot. He will be out in 4 few days.
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The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25
w H. TRUMBOR

Civil Engineer
And United States Deputy Minsrs
Surveyor. A general engineering
practice. P. o. box "a, G.enwood
Springs, Garfield Co., Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

c. R. Duskey and wife and ]. Eel.
;er and wife,all of Eldor, Mo-. are re
gistered at the Grand. They have
planned to spend ten days here.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Mr. and Mrs.. o. F. Nelson of Ps-
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Harry Spur was among the w. o. VI.
visitors from Leadville. While here he
visited with his grandmother, Mrs. A.
B. Sharpe.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Sam H. Kingsley a prominent attor-
ney of Colorado Springs arrived in
Glenwood Springs this morning. He
expects to be here for sometime.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Sarah Alice Smith of Plains 'ity,
Utah, came in yesterday afternoon. She
Will spend a week resting and sgt.
see ing.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

eblo came in this morning over the
Midland from Denver. Mr.. Nelson is
city editor of the Pueblo Chieftain. He
expects to leave tomorrow for his ranch
where he will spend sometime fishing
and hunting. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with the
town.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

J. E. Eastman, Of New York City,
a delegate to the national convention
is stopping at the Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

More fruit will be grown in Gsr-
field county this year thaa in any pre-
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Game and Fish Commissioner Farr
and his force Of deputies who spont
nearly six weeks At Trappers and
Marvins lakes securing trout spawn
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

\ weeks work Oh ,be street; WAS
the penalty imposed upon John Miller
for being disorderly. This is equiva-
lent to $40 and costs. Judge Hedden
imposed the sentence.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sharpe came
down from their Carbondale home to
attend the Woodmen exercises. Mr..
Sharpe is a member of the w. o. w.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-25

Robert Eaton Of DeBeque is in town
for a few days. H" says DeBequc
is booming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-18
FULTON FACTION AND
4 REPUBLICAN SUPPORT
Open Charge That There is a Disposition
to Get Even on Part of the Defeated
Wing of the party

Following remarkable article ap.
peared in the Portland Telegram
Saturday evening, double-leaded on
the first page under the above head.
ing.
IL there Is any truth in the above
eurmise let It be added that II the
Fulton wing of the party defeats
Cake, THERE WILL PRACTICALLY
HE NO REPUBLICAN PARTY
LEFT In OREGON.
So far as The Capital Journal can
learn the Fulton leaders are lining
up for Cake in the valley counties,
and the indications are that THE
MOVEMENT TO GIVE HIM A SOL
I'D PARTY VOTE Is GROWING
STRONGER.
Here Is the Telegram article of
Saturday night, aud II has a great
deal OF food for thought:
To sect Even" Is To Gut the Throat
of the Party of Roosevelt.
The chief mistake which some of
friends are making Is in believing
that they are getting even with
somebody by defeating Cake. As a
hotttI VI ldCt WHtlhtI man rs dA
advocate of Cake or Fulton he has
precisely the same interest in the
outcome. What Is now att issue is
not the election of Cake alone, but
the maintenance of the integrity of
the Republican party. II that Is
of any interest to those who support
Cake, surely for the same reason it
Is of interest to those who support
Fulton. What Is done this year will
have It's influence on what will be
done next year and perhaps for sew
eral years. IL Cake gets a benefit
this year, some one else will get
a benefit next year; but II Cake
gets no benefit this year, in the
very nature of things there will be
no benefit for any other Republican
next year.
And the reason is plain. The
moment you elect Chamberlain you
proclaim a Democratic dictatorship
in oregon. Events entirely within
the control OF the Republicans them
selves have been fastening in that
direction for the past half dozen |
years. Chamberlain has not been
built up by the Democratic party. |
That party has been scarcely worth !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-18

, while mentioning. But Republicans
dissensions have worked marvels.
They have firmly established Cham
berlain in the governorship for 4
second term, and now II is possible
that in the midst of his term they
may take him out of the governor s
chair and send him to Washington
to represent Oregon in the United
States senate. This is not Demo-
cratic doing; Il Is Republican doing.
There are many men in politics in
Oregon who seem to think that this
sort of thing may go steadily on
without destroying party supremacy.
They seem very much more con-
cerned about getting even with men
of their own party than they are
infighting those who are opposed to
them politically. And yet, strange
to say, these ale men engaged in
active politics who. themselves expect
in the immediate future to profit by
party success. IL is not easy to i'm
agine a more amazing condition of
affairs.
1t is we'll at this j1ncture to look
the situation squarely in the teeth.
If these gentlemen are determined
to bring the party down 10 deteat,
let us at least be guilty of no self
delusions. AS we have heretofore
pointed out, in the great sweep of
things Cake is but an incident. Yet
in his failure or success is bound
up the supremacy of the Republican
party in the state. If Republicans
are building up the Democratic par
ty, II cdn only be done at the ex-
pense of the Republican party. II
continue TO build up the
party, one of these days |
they will have no Republican party |
left. and 1t may happen at a time |
when they themselves and their |
friends most need II. It Is In pre-
cisely this direction we have been |
drifting for the past half dozen
years. II II our purpose to continue
to drift, let us do so with our eyes
wide open, but at the same time let |
each man stand forth and assume
his full share of responsibility. Let
rs know not only that we are drift
ing, but who Is responsible for II,
30 that in the final summing up the
ieraty Democrats who are now so
active will In the dav OF reckoning
get what they have earned.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-05
South Sequachee.

3beC3al 10 ne At70S.
Mr. Tate has made a new wire fence
around his three lots near the saw
mill II looks like his lots are now
iron clad.
WIN. Brewer is farming nowadays
in his garden.
am wishing my smoke house was
done.
Grimes turkey gobblers are gobbling
while T. Barnett is playing "Tippy
canoe.
The old lady is better.
oh come ON and bring me pipeful
of tobacco.
John Henderson has been sick He
coughed until he coughed IA new wire
fence around the piece Of land he
bought of Mr.. Cabe.
Mrs. Brewer Mrs. Barrett, Mrs.
Tate and Mrs. Wyman all have been
sick but are better.
tell you this is a sickly place We
must ditch these hard times off and
learn to save and look at the eagle side
Of the half dollar.
Rev. J 7. Bird and our pastor, j.
T. Hopper, were up to see us the 9th
er day.
1t will soon be time TO organize a
swimming club in the beautiful wat,
ers Of Little Sequachee River.
Did You ever hear it thunder sc
much in the winter time? My old la.
dy hollers at me every morning until
| dream of thunder. Cold Wave.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-05
ROOpe.
beefalfo HE A,e7Us.

beciai 10 he Ne7US.
As several months have passed by
and haven't written anything to our
hustling little paper | win write "a
gain.
Fine, pleasant weather, is the order
of the day.
Our run here is very slow. We ere
hoping for better times, but whether
we will live to see them, we cannot
tell.
am sorry Dunlap and these many
other coal camps haven't been able to
start up yet, but hope they win, as the
men need the work. Dunlap has been
a fine place to work. There hash t
been anything, to my understanding,
to dishearten the men at Dunlap as
they had fine superintendent, bank
boss, cashier and so on. All that they
need is for the mines to run. We have
the proper bosses here, but our coal is
playing out,
James Pennington and Miss Delta
Smith are walking the streets of Roope
today.
S. E. Brumley's mines are almost
overfowed with water. Hope he will
have success in getting rid of it,
W. r. Smith and wife have moved
to themselves. Wish them happy and
prosperous life.
Geo. Wood was disappointed today
He went to preaching and there WASH {
any.
John Mallard, of Tracy City,i is miss
ed by many friends of this place. Also
Charlie Ford We also should mention
our friend and neighbor, Doc Nelson,
of Tracy City We wish him a happy
and prosperous life.
Jim Rice and wife visited the grave
yard Sunday.
Henry Jones and Henry Pennington
moved from this place to Orme some
few days ago We wish them we'll.
Jim and Ed Newsom made a flying
| trip to near the river Saturday to get
two or three head of beef cattle ]
think the cattle gave out before arriv-
| ing.
| Joe Smith, of Dunlap, was seen here
at tho mines last week.
Joe Wood and John Sexton came
through by near way from DUNLAP
last week and visited our coal camp.
AS We writer was on his way down
the mountain Saturday night, he dis
covered some enc on the way side an(
Sam I. Lights brandy had him down
Too bad, boys, cut it out right now.
Sorry to note the death Of Mrs
George Windy which occurred last
week. Hope she is at rest liberia.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-05
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DR. r. y. Moves, Jasper, orders the
News
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ID. NJ Tate, Jasper, renews his sub
scription.
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johnson Williams, r. r. ID. 1,
Whitwell, will read the peoples paper,
The News.
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j. p. Rogers, of Whitwell, orders
the News
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J. II. Barnes, of Whitwell plugs in
quarter to keep his subscription go
ing.
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J. B. Hicks, Whftwell, kindly walks
up a nd orders the News.
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W. B. Young, Clifty, sends sub
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Edwin A. Pryor, Sequachee, is a
new reader.
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Rev f.. f. Callahan, johnson City,
Tenn, will read the News regularly
hereafter
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VIM. Loach, Empire, Ala, renewi
his subscription.
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Mrs John Shadrick, Meeks, Tenn.
orders the News.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-05
MARS HILL. TRACY.

Special TO The Nez0s.
Dave Boyd is out trying to trade his
old mule for horse.
Mrs. Annie Worley died Friday
night following the little ones that
have proceeded her, and is now at rest
with them. Ali of his neighbors raj
lied to the assistance of Mr.. Worley in
his trouble.
Win Leyan, coal digger in East
Fork, got his foot mashed but is get
ting SO he can go back to his work
again.
We are having nice Sunday school
on Mars Hill now. The girls and boys
are going to help in the school and
make it a success.
Come on, all of the writers of the
News for we like to hear from you.
Let "Our Friend L." write some
more to the boys and girls for she is
telling them just what is the thing for
them to do-love father and mother.
Joker.