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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
0eIaWaPe's Degree Of Completion
Increased Over Five Per Cent
During Last hloRlh.
North DAKOTA STILL N THE LEAD
Fore River Company Continues to
Rush Work. su, Local Yards Pace
is Much Faster Than Heretofore :
Protective Deck Framing Going up
Now.

Progress in tile construction of the
10000 ton batilcsh!p Delaware at the
plant OF the Newport News Shipbuld-
ing & Dry Cock Company advanced
5.SS per cent. during the month of
March. the vessel being ISL per cent,
or nearly onc-hfth completed Oh
April !, Ms against l2,77 per cent. on
March |. The bot,leship North Da-
koia, building at the plant of the
of the Fore River ship & Engine
Buildlng Company, Quincy, Mass. was
40 per cent. completed on April 4.
This gives that vessel lead of GA
Per cent. over the Delaware, but this
lead is nearly two per cent. less than
II was March |.
II is expected that on May / the
Delaware VIII be something like "a
Per cent, completed Very satisfaa-
tory progress Ia being made In her
construction, the work being well mn
with the conirac, time. The keel oil
tho vessel was laid just FIVE months
ago, and all except very few. of tic
frames Of tho lower hull are In place.
about 30 per cent. of the shell plating
on tho lower hull has been set IN
place and the bullihead between the
engine and boiler rooms has been
built. Tho protective dccl, framing
rs now being put up and tho work OF
lnying the deck vii commence this
month. Nearly all OF tho inner bottom
plates are In place an. rivclted up,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Candidates for Mayor and C0un.
Gil and Delegates 10 Stale
Convention 10 be Named.
NAY 2 LAST DAY FOR NOTICES
Committee Decides to Send Fourteen
Representatives to l-ynehburs, Each
Having Half a vote-Mr. Mos.
Urges Early Date For Primary
Adopt Plan Next Week.

One month from next Thursday n
Democratic primary will he held i'm
this city Tor the purpose of nominating
Candidates for mayor. the common
council and board of aldermen. and to
eject III delegates to represent the
city III the state convention to he held
ut Lynchburg In June. The date for
The primary WAS selected by the city
Democratic committee, which met mt
the city hail last night.
May . was fixed upon as the last
day on which candidates desiring To
enter the primary may file their no !.
tees.
The plan committee was directed
to make Il report at the next meeting.
which will be held next Monday night,
AT that time the amount of the as
seGsments against the candidates will
he agreed upon.
Upon n motion ly Mr.. Thomas II
was decided to elect fourteen dele
gates TO the state convention. each
delegate to have half Il vote. AS only
7iO votes were cast here for Parker
in tho last presidential election, the
city is entitled TO only seven dele
gates.
lhe FIRST ward, which pollod nearly
800 votes for Parker will have five
delegates; the Third and Fourth
wards. polled over 200 votes each. will
have four. and the Second ward, which
polled less than 100, will have one.
Former Mayor a. A. Moss, who will
he n candidate for the mayoralty
nomination., addressed the committee.
urging that the primary be held as
soon rs possible. He called attention
to the fact that the Republicans are
preparing to put up hard fight this
year, and said that there should be
n plenty of time for campaign Mr.
Moss also suggested that 1t would he
well to elect the delegates to the state
convention in the regular municipal
primary, so as TO get out as large
n vote AS possible.
Chairman Perkins presided at the
committee meeting. and those present
were :Messrs. Newman. wilkins.
Thomas. Jones, Spruill. O'Hara. Hen
hoeifer, Boiling. whitley, Charles,
Branch and Noteworthy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Powell r rust Co.
Social-Personal

Miss Falconcr of Boston, is the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs Spencer.
on Forty-fourth street.
Mrs. !. II. Richardson. of Cape
Charles. Is visiting her sister Mrs.
Hiram Scull. $50 Twenty sixth street.
Miss Irene Berger has returned
homo after spending several weeks
with relatives and friends in North
Carolina
Mr.. George Davis is visiting friends
in Lynchburg
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Bonneville and
daughters, Misses Lillian and Audrey.
have returned to their home mt Nor
rison after visit 10 friends here.
Miss Georgia Garrow, of Dcnbigh
has returned home after visit to
relatives here.
Miss Lena Morrison, OF Norfolk. is
visiting her sister in this city
Miss lorcnt Mctzger has returned
from visit to relatives In James City
county.
Miss Lottie Irving has gone to
LSnchbure to spend Easter with her
grandparents.
MISS Gertrude Frayser, of Washing
ION, d. O., Is visiting her sister, Mrs
NJ n. Nelson, on Twenty ninth street.
Miss Helen Bate, OF Prince George
county, Is the guest of Miss Agnes
Epes, S2lo West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Post and
nice, Miss Eleanor Harris. returned
Sunday from visit to Long island
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
CHELSEA PRACTICALLY 7
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
CONTINUED from First Page,

NNObtinutu iTblll flTSl HnRe.j
through the heart OF the ruins n
steady stream OF people moved through
1t all day
a few of the ruins smoked lazily
during the dag and two more oil tanks
caught fire and burned themselves out.
Other than this there was little left
OF the fire and all the visiting appar-
atus was sent home
Two Looters Shot.
Martial law prevails in the ruined
city. and the men OF the state militia
aud the marines from the Charles
town navy yard are patroling The
streets with fixed bayoncts and rifles
loaded with ball cartridges To prevent
the looting OF the ruins. Two men
are said 10 have been shot BY mill
tlamen while looting property. Their
identity is unknown An unknown
man who had los, all his property
cimmitted suicide IN Union Square
and woman resident Of Chestnut
street. who was refused admission to
lie burning house by militiamen drew
a revolver and shot herself dead.
Thirteen churches, five banks. two
hospitals. five school buildings. the
public library. and the city hall are In
ruins. Tho patients 10 the burned
hosniials were rescued with much diff
ficnlty and carried through dense
smoke and falling enibcrs to places Of
safety. Several deaths are expected
among the rescued patients from OK
element and exposure.
Oil Tank Sxpiodes.
During the gale which attained a
velocity OF forty five miles an hour
Tho flames spread with such rapIditv
thai The Chelsea fire department was
hclulcss and calls for aid were sent TO
Boston and ali surrounding towns
iimbers carried by the wind swept
across Chelsea Creek and ignited the
tanks OF the Standard oil Company In
Fast Boston aud several OF them ok
nlodcd with roar thar could be
heard ten miles ont al sea and in all
parts of Boston. No one was injured
hy tho EXPLOSIONS, aud the concen-
trated efforts ~ the East Boston fire.
men. who had ieen driven back TO
the'r own district by the threatened
danger succeeding in preventing the
frr from spreading ia the rows OF
wooden ienemcnts which lines tho
wafer front.
Many of the women we're IN great
terror ~ the roaring of the flames.
and the rlIo'lta OF the iiremcn IN the
| smoke which ctVeloDcd the city.
Children IN Great numbers became
lost from ihcIr parents. Children who
were apparently alone laid down herc
and there on a mattress or a dnIlt
ana cried themselves TO sleep.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

Bargains Inn Real
Estate

Large house on Ivy ave. Price,
$1,000, rents for SIT month.
House 1917 Goth St. Price $500,
rents for $500 n month
House GO Goth ST. Price 5000, rents
$1,000 month
House 1911 Chestnut, Price 5000,
rents $3.50 n month.
House 1928 32nd St Price $500,
rents 500 month.
House 22O5 Warwick Ave. Price
$1,000 rents for $500 month.
House lOi7 Goth St Price $3.50, rents
for IS n month.
House 1854 2Sth ST. Price $1,000
rents for s11.0o month
House lis 33rd st. Price $4,000,
rents for $500 month
Vacant lot 29th ST., near public
school, $50.
If you want Il bargain you had bet
ter come In at once or you may miss
what you want. Cut this out and
give 1t TO some one else If you don't
want 10 invest yourself,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

If taken patiently and persistently
Will relieve the most obstinate cases
OF indigestion. constipation, bad blood,
bad liver no matter how long standing
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 50 cents, Tea or
Tablets. c. Gorsuch G. co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
MISS ROBERTSON AT Y. M. c. a
Enjoyable Song and Dramatic Recital
Last Star Corse Attraction

@"se oedT SoTSe attraction.
Mrs. Cora Robertson entertained an
audience In the Young Mems Chris
tian Association hall last night with
her song and dramatic recital Hol-
lowing her usuM custom she allowed
her audience TO select operate selec-
tons popular and humorous songs.
Englist "Coster" songs, Scotch ana
Irish ballads ana humorous ana ,lram-
aticv monoloiges and reciiations from
The hnnsre Or moro numbers in her
rcpertory
Inc audience was Il thoroughly ap-
precihtive ono and Mrs. Robertson
was called upon for many selections.
This is the last entertainment OF
the present star course season at the
association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
-711E----------
MACHINERY BROKE DOWN.
NJ. G Nj. Liner Ontario Reached Port
Twelve Hours a.e

W. u W. -ncr ontario Reached Port
Twelve Hours Late.
Twelve hours overdue from BOSOM.
Mass, the Merchants & Miners Trans
poriation lil,s stsamshmip Ontario
arrived In Hampton Roads at $50
o CLOCK last night and reported thar
.tho delay was due TO breakdown
in the machinery. The vessel had TO
anchor for repairs. On resuming tho
voyage she encounicrea head winds
and had rough Journey to the Roads
The Ontario proceeded to Norfolk
ana. after lischarging freight there
csmc TO this port She should hav.
steamed from this port for Baltimore
AZ II o'clock yesterday evening. she
has 80 passengers aboard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Postponed Aqain.

In the police court yesterday the
case of DR.. W. L. Dorset. charged
with passing worthless checks. was
continued until tomorrow, on aecoun.
OF the absence OF t. A. Dennie. The
complaining witness. DR.. Dorset ap-
peared in court yesterday. accompa
MED by his attorney. Mr.. w. j. Melms,
and gave bond for his appearance
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Epidemic at harvard.

BOSTON. MASS. April i3.-Many
students at Harvard have been routed
from their living quarters by an cpl
d smic of scarlet foyer. which has sent
\ score OF them to the college in
firmary and caused vigorous fumisa-
tIon of the dormitorics. Fashionable
Weld Hall has suffered with the r,st-
None OF the cases arc serious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Held for Examinatinn

y r. Duifey. the Young man who
asked the police authorities TO send
him to the Williamsburg asylum sat
nrdAy- was ordered held for Ave DAYS
by Justice Brown YESTERDAY. Duiicy
has been an inmate of the asylum and
y y probable that he Will be adjudged
insane,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Zion A. M. z. Church (col.0

Is asking contributions from those
able to give. $1,000 must be raised
by May II 1908 ar the church building
Will be lost. The movement has the
endorsement of some Of the lending
city officials. Communicate with Rev.
D. C. Edney, Pastor, sos oath Street.
i-1t-l2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
ohouls Follow Flames.

So intense was the aggregate heat
OF the blazing area that tons of water
IRON assembled apparatus seemed to
be dried up Immediately il struck the
furnaces. Fire fighters were helpless
against the terrific gale which car
ried flames over their heads, igniting
building after building faster than the
apparatus could be moved,
The Gordon of militia and rifles and
Knife bayonets were slowly driven
back by fire. Their attention was di-
rected against the dreaded approach
OF the ghonls that are always attrctcd
by wholesale destruction. In front
OF the brick armory of the First Rcgi-
ment. where the achievements were
being armed. one thief was said to-
have been discovered in the act of
breaking into house. The orders
had been given 10 grant no quarter
to ghouls and he was shot in his
tracks. 1t happened at the very
edge OF the fire line in one of the
houses that had been cleared by the
line OF boys In blue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
a Twenty Year Sentence.

have just completed twenty
year health sentence, Imposed by
Bucklen's Arrica Salve. which cured
me OF bleeding piles Just twenty years
ego writes O. s. Woolevcr, of Le-
itaysyilic. n. v Bucklen's Arnica
Salye heals the worst sores, hollis,
burns. wounds and cuts in the short
Sast time. Csc at All Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

Tho only true constipation cure
must heein6its soothing, healing ac-
ton when II enters the mouth. Hol-
.jister'a Rocky Mountain Tea restores
ihe whole system to healthy, nor
mai condition. 35 cnrts. Ten or Tab
sfelas 9. Goysuch & Co, E.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
NOTICE.

DR.. ]. A. Young's family desire to
thank his friends for the beautiful
floral tributes sent TO the grave on
Sunday, April 2. 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

Have your prescriptions ilied by a
graduate OF pharmacy, Aliens Drug
Store Patents at cut rate. 3-22-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

Mothers with babies In their arms
looking for shelter from the binding
smoke and flying cinders ran tol
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-12-31
Marion No. 5

Here we are once more us a us
our old escritoire endeavor-
ing to report the most important
events of the semi. fortnight.
School is IN progressing at No, j
with Mr.. Lecrone as preceptor.
Mrs. E!vira Scholl and daugh-
ter Nora. were Logan visitors Sat
urday.
We heard a wise man say "this
day and age Of the world is the
period of wiseness. Surely he
was mistaken, for MIR, James Me-
Lin's hog got out recently and he
didn't know whose hog it was and
tried to drive it away. Imagine
his surprise when his wife called
"Jim your hog is out"
We are having some excellent
weather at present.
Mr.. ISickle attended preaching
at Mt. TABOR, Saturday evening.
Rev. Cheadle is on the sick list
st this writing.
Preaching was well attended at
Mt Tabor, Saturday night.
Edward S!ivison seems to make
regular trips to the S,holl Hollow.
There seems to be some attraction
Hello, "Blue Bell" sorry to
learn that you have yicegerent,
Jesse Fickel was seen in this
vicinity one evening last week.
Our preacher, Rev. Cyrus Price,
is holding series of meetings at
Mt. Pleasant.
Oil seems TO be the talk of the
people, hope we'll all be Rookie
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Starr

| Though cold and cloudy every
body is busy down around here.
Mrs. Mary Cruise and daughter
Jennie, visited with her son John
and family from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. Eta Morse, of Juniper
Ridge, was over this way Monday.
The shooting match given at
Mr.. Auberry's Saturday, was well
attended and all report a good
time.
Mrs. John Cruise, of Clay Lick,
is visiting with her sister in-law,
Mary f. Cruise and family, OF
this place,
The wood c.opping at Sarah
Sudlow's and Mary Cragg's, of
near Starr, was we'll attended
Friday.
Mrs. John Cruise, of Logan,
made visit to Columbus Satur-
day.
Joe Oneille and wife, Homer
Cruise, Sam Yarbor, Leroy Lewis,
John Bachus and wife, Emmett
Wells and others attended the
wood chopping Friday.
Thomas Edgar was out posting
his sale bills last Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Boyd is visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Bachus, at present.
Homer Cruise made q trip to
New Plymouth, Monday.
Lesley Cruise moved from Tick
Ridge to his new home about
a mile above Starr, Friday of last
week.
A merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to the DEMOCRAT. SEN.
TINEL.
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So. BIOOmingviIIe and Vicinity.

Everyone is cordially invited to
the Christmas entertainment and
see the Christmas tree which
will gwen at NJ f, Church, Dec. {.
"a.
Howard North and daughter
Mrs, W. C. Denton, have returned
home from Washington G. H., the
former having been under medical
treatment at that place for the
past month.
Mrs. Il e. Cooper was called to
Logan last week by the death of
her father, Samuel Nihiser.
We still watch and wish for the
recovery of Mrs. Irene Johnson,
whose illness seems to puzzle the
doctors and which gives the fam
lily and friends very little hope.
Miss Cleo Cooper entertained
Sunday, Lyna Eveland, of Knob
Hill.
Mrs. Maggie D}ifenbaugh visit
ed her sister Mrs, Kalk losch, of
Cedar Falls, recently.
Mrs. A, M Thomas pleasantly
entertained Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. John Huffman, Mrs. Otis
Evelard and little son Lloyd.
j, ID. Mount and wife are visit
ing the latter's sister Mrs, John
Lift, of Logan.
Cleo Cooper expects in the near
future to make visit with rela-
tives in Ethledge, Tenn.
UNCLE jim.
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Pleasant Valley

We are having nice weather at
present,
Mrs, Israel Cotterman and
daughter Mary, of Corn Cob, visit,
ed the formers son jacob, one day
last week.
John Nihiser, Of Walnut Valley,
was seen taking load of Nmas
trees to Logan, Friday,
Homer Kitchen, of Pine Grove,
was business caller in our valley
Thursday,
Almost everybody from this
corner went to Logan, Saturday
to get a glimpse of Santa Claus,
Miss Agnes Vancuren, who has
been working for the Home Mill
inery Company, is visiting her
parents,
The people of this community
were shocked to hear of the death
of solomon Ridenour, an old resi-
dent of this place.
Homer and Lewis Evans attend.
ed the spelling at the Weltner
School, Friday night.
Mrs. Henry Klinger, of Pleasant
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Enterprise

Mrs. VIM. Groves and children
were the guests of her parents, of
this place.
Jerry Blosser and family were
the guests of Geo. Blosser, Sun
day.
Geo. Kline and family visited
relatives at Rockbridge, Sunday.
Rev. Deyer conducted services
at Antioch.
Mrs. Gertrude Edwards was a
Logan shopper, Monday.
Services at this place Sunday
night was we'll attended.
James Blosser made a trip to
Logan, Thursday.
Vinton Carpenter was Logan
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Frausure and Mrs.
j. A. Kline were Lancaster visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Geo Kline and Mrs. L. A.
Kline were Logan shoppers Satur-
day.
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Bear Greek

Nathan Rutter and wife passed
through this valley, enroute to Lo.
gan, Saturday.
Simeon Blackstone is hauling lum-
ber to the Bremen oil field.
Charles Sheets visited his brother
Elmer, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Smith and AIDA Ruttel,
of Flowery Banks, called on their
brother Isaac, of this place.
Elmer Sheets and wife attended
church at Harmony, Sunday.
Levi Redd and wife, of Temperance
Valley, visited their daughter, Mrs.
James Sherlock, of this place.
Mrs, Sarah Stoneburner is on the
sick list.
Squire Sheets, of Buzzards Glory,
called on Albert Rutgers, Sunday.
The Sunday guests Of Leonard
Weaver and family were as follows:
Walter Arnold and wife, of Gore:
Mrs, Elizabeth lnbody and baby
Charles, Elmer and Minnie Sheets,
and Grace, Lillian and AIDA Inbody
Albert Rutgers and son were as
sisting James McLin,of McCunesville,
saving wood under the lightning pro-
cess of horsepower buzz saw last
Saturday.
Hello, New McLiquiville ornitholo-
gist, so you still insist that Quais are
detrimental and still contend that
Bob White is true friend to the
farmers. Please tell US what harm he
does does he wake you too early in
the morning with his mournfuI call
ing for his little mate that some
neartlesS wretch has murdered the
day before? AS to the rabbit pest in
New Zealand, South Wales, California.
Colorado, Idaho, Oregon and Utah.
yah" yah" yah" but remember
honey we live in Hooking County, O.,
where there's a man. a gun, a boy, a
grub hoe and two dogs for each rab-
bit, is there any danger of them be-
coming numerous and destructive"
md another thing, they will not be
eft alone for few years.
LLEWELLYN,
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Brownsville

Saving wood and grubbing
seems to be the order of the day.
Andy Roop and son called on
Isaac Flowers, last Monday.
w. NJ, Flowers made couple of
dying trips to Rock bridge, last
week.
TIE Safer Bros. have been saw.
ing wood in our vicinity, the last
few days. .....
Isaac Flowers and son were
shopping at Rockbridge, one day
last week.
Quite large crowd attended
services at the Holy Barn, Sunday
night.
Jacob Flowers made flying trip
to Rock bridge for VIM. Flowers,
last Wednesday.
Quite number of this place at
tended services at Bunker Hill,
Saturday night.
Jacob Flowers left here, Sunday
for Lockville, where he will work
on a saw mill.
Quite a number of boys and
girls, of near Morgan's school, at
tended prayer meeting at the Holy
Barn. UNCLE BILL.
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Happy Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Voorhees, made q
business trip to Laurelville last Sat
urday.
Daniel Willard was seen on this
Ridge one day last week.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and two children
Maize and Ferdie spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lizze Norhees and family.
Miss Bertha Hutlines spent one day
last week with Lizzie Huhines, of
Button Ridge,
Hiram Lama, of Bethelville, was
seen on this ridge one day last week.
Jake Wine was a caller on this
ridge one day this week.
Sam Febus and wife, of near Lo-
Logan, spent one day this week with
his brother Harry. of this place.
Martin Chilcote and Delmer Sewers
called on Geo. Voorhees,, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Nellie Norhees called on Miss
Grace Denton last Sunday afternoon.
Jacob BANTER and two children
and Mrs. Martha BANTER, of Cedar
Grove, and Mrs. S. c. BANTER and
children, of this place. spent Monday
with Al BANTER and family.
Geo. Voorhees, called on John
Smyers recently.
Mrs. Martha Willard and daughter
Mary spent one day last week with
Mrs. Mary Burgoon and family.
Geo. Vorhees contemplates making
a trip to Circeville in the near
future.
Albert Kelch was seen on this
ridge one day last week.
Ed Klinker was seen on this ridge
Monday morning.
| wish the readers of the DEM
CRAT-SENTINEL Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year. WANDA.
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Pike Run No. I

James Garrett has his new
house about finished.
Bert Smith was seen on oul
streets Saturday.
Marion Devault and son Noah
aae busily engaged in getting
their winter wood.
Myrtle Kneece, Elsie Harden,
Mable Deyault and Mrs. Owista
Stephenson made pleasant call
on Mrs. Rosa Devault, Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Writenhouse was seen in
our midst Monday.
Ora Mercer has returned home
from Springfield, Ohio, where he
has been visiting bis father, Mr..
Calvin Mercer.
Mrs. Rosa Deyault called on
Mrs. Samuel Mercer, Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Myrtle Kncece took supper
with Miss Mable Devault, Friday
evening.
Wm. Sitz made a business trip
to Laurelville one day this week.
John Tilton was seen on our
streets Saturday.
Thomas Bethel finished husking
corn Saturday at A. f Stephen
sons,
Marion Devault made business
trip to Nancy, Saturday.
Samuel Carney was visiting his
uncle Lafayette Carney, Saturday
Boys, get your bells ready and
gather up your old tin pans, for
there is going to be a wedding in
the near future.
Sylvester Devault and Noah
Devault and wife visited Abner
Swackhammer and family.
Ross f Hawk was visiting his
brotherin. law, A. r Stephenson,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Sylvanna Hart was in the
employ of Mrs. Nancy Kneece
part of this week. ....
LITTLE Elk.