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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Monday. March Is, 1908,

the following valuable personal property:
IL HORSES & COLTS-2 barshear leaders
mares heavy with foal by Charley" All
OF them of fine size and disposition, viii
weigh LOO TO loo, and fine workers. Hand
some 4-year-old Gonzales mare, well broken
and very promising. fine young horse.
and young mares, all rising 3 years old. all
broken, good workers. smooth, thrifty and
well grown. , heavy dram yearling file.
by Charley, the Shepherd horse. This
entire LOT Is a choice collection of horses
20 CATILE-4 fine mich COWS. s of them
fresh; 10 thrifty picked 2-year-old steers
smooth, in fine condition, and weighing So
or 900 pounds
oHOGS,,S5 Hogs, ranging from about IS to
100 pounds each.
IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS, ETC.-Birdsell
2-horse wagon; 4-horse wagon (made bv /
M Shearer); HoOsler corn planter: good
mario IS. 4 OF them having never been used
OF them spring tooth and of the best make:
Ohver chilled plows with iointer and
Otherwise complete; double and single shovel
plows; drill; horse rake; mower; corn shelter.
tnpie, double and single rees, all good.
Harness complete for 4 horses: good heavy
PRECEDING and lead gears; collars; 6 brides.
b sets plow gear IL halters good as new:
about 10 pair of names. All of the harness
equipment is made from the best material
and is in No. l condition.
Side-saddle, good as new, took premium at
> V. a. Fair at Winchester; cord ladders
hay frames, 2-horse carriage CThrush d
Stough), buggy Thrush q Slough) has not
been run 100 miles; good runabout; dayton
wagon; STICK wagon, and many other articles
usually found on a well conducted farm.
% nice thrifty Plymouth Rock hens.
~ to % bushels of Early Rose potatoes.
TERMS-All sums of SO and under cash
On all sums over $40 credit of - months
will be given, purchaser 10 execute well
endorsed negotiable note, bearing interest
from day of sale and payable at the BANK OF
Clarke County. No property TO be removed
until terms are complied with.
j. f. ROYSTON.
Heffiebower a. West, Auctionoers.
w. a. Bradford, Clerk
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Monday, March 9, 1908,
lhe tO IOWing personal pronertv:

the 70 lowing personal property:
. HOUSES 3 yeGr-old colts broken
and ready for work; these colts are fine
large heavy draft; , heavy draft mares
| with month old colt by her side; /
nne pillow and wagon leader heavy in
toal; ! good work mare not in foal: l
hne riding and driving marc: l 3-vear-
old Western cot
CATTLE-4 good mich cows; . fat
COWS, dry; good young bull
Hogs sows that will have pigs in
-pring b. thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
boar; lot IF shoats
n SLEEPS ewes with lambs by
their side; fine bucks.
IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS. ETC
2-horse Brown cultivators: . wheat
iriils; hay loader; hay tedder; mowers:
Deering binder nearly new; double corn
planter; pair hay frames; roller; 1-horse
corn cutter double shovel plows: .
single corn planters; spring tooth and
diamond harrowS; 6 Oliver chilled
blows. No. 40 and regular 3 horse.
4-horse wagon and bed; . horse wagon
and bed; set Of wagon gears for horses.
pillow gears for 4 horses; cniar- and
brides for har>es: sir.,~. double ard
''iat' ''t'~, AHt itIE fNfl trDle III good
pair; and other articles too numerous
TO mention.
About 50barreis 81 GOO. corn.
TERMS-Ail sums unser SO. cash
On all sums Of $40 and over cred;t Of
IL months will be given, purchaser To
execute well endorsed negotiable note.
bearing interest from deie end pavsbla
at either of the BaIryvii.e Ranks.
No property to be reno eG until terms
are complied with
q III LEVI.
lleffiebOwer & West. Auciioneers
Jas. w. Foley and III c. Levi. Clerks.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
For Sale.

A small farm, in first class state
of cultivation; desirably situated ;
unsurpassed view of the mountain.
ETC.; good orchard; running water
in every field; on turnpike liz
Wildwood neighborhood. Call on
or address G. b. JONES, Boyce,
Va. % If
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Fine Farm for Sale

The heirs Of the late NJ. Crow will
oher for sale at public auction in FROM
ot The Courthouse in Berryville, Va al
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal PrOnertV

Being overstocked, ] will sell nj public
auction, rain or shine, at my home. way
side y miles l.. Of Berryille. Va on the
turnpike leading TO Castleman's Ferry. COM
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
MCDOnald-El

Married, at the parsonage of the
NJ. +. Church, South. Saturday
evening, February %, by Rev. !.
Harry Smith, Mr.. Joseph K. Me
Donald and Miss Mabel G. Eiyett-.
both Of Clarke county.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
for heirs of II Crow
Return Library Books

\ large number of books belong
ing to my circulating library have
been out beyond the time allowed.
Fines are now being imposed.
Return the books at once, and save
cost of fines.
l.. +. RICAMORE.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
An Attractive Residence.

Your residence can be made more
attractive, more stylish and more
comfortably by having e papercd
with neat, artistic pa!sr. Lean do
this WORK for y0u IL lur v.icc
and guarantee your sa.. .fxciior
The price is low when the cha .c,s,
If work md n;atcriaI is consider,
). N. RIcAMoRE,
Ber-yyille, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
The Recent Financial FURRY

has demonstrated the fact that size Is NOT
necessarily feature of stabty-that the larger Banks
are not, as rule, conservatively managed as the
smaller country Banks-that they take larger risks
Tins Bank makes no loans so-caled "Wall Street
Securities our money is loaned to home people where
1t is used for the upbuildng of own community
1t You believe in building up our town and county,
yet want your money where you get it any time
JOIN our large and growing list of depositors
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property

Having decided todisccntinue farming.
| viii sell without reserve mile \. of
Wildwood, Va. commencing 81 o o'clock
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Biooded and Pedigrced
Horses % Hogs
As am carrying too much stock on hand
viii offer for sale on the Mansfield stock
Farm. formerly known as the William r.
Page place. about 3 miles NE. Of Berryville
Va commencing az 10 n. m. on
Thursday, March s, 1908,
and Hogs:
Is Head of Horses IS
10 Heavy Draft Horses
thoroughly broken TO work wherever hitch.
ed, and will average up with the ten best
heavy-drait animals in this section.
Sorrel GeIdins
iuaied IN 1908, thoroughbred animal Of
royal blood, sired by Richard J ont Of Mari.
gold. Has two white stockings behind
Would make superb park horse or hunter
Brown Mare
now in foal by high-grade horse
Sorrel Mares in foal.
Roam Horse
years old handsome animal. and well
worth buying.
Bay Horse
years old; a desirable young horse. with
the best of points.
Heavy-DrAft Stallion
Z years old. This horse is three-fourths
Percheron and gives promise Of long and
active career.
Brown Driving Horse
1 years old One OF the prettiest steppers
ever seen on any road. Young, well-bred
nicely broken and trained.
Pair Matched Black Horses
years old, good drivers and spanking
hack team.
Sorrel Horse
10 hands high, weighs 1880, and is fine
driver.
SorreI Driver
well broken, gentle, and suitable for lady or
child
Black Driving Mare now in foaI
Matched Bay Colts
TINS PAIR OF matched colts, sired by Flash
light, are years old, and make a handsome
appearance.
Matched Sorrel Colts
also sired by Flashlight and q very snowy pair
Other Colts
a number of other yearling and two-year-old
Colts OF good breeding and recommendations
will also be Offered for sale.
Poland-China Shoats
a number of thoroughbred registered
Poiand-China Shoats. some of the finest
young hogs in the Valley, will also be sold.
TERMS-All sums under $40, cash. On
all sums of $40 and over a credit of twelve
months will be gwen, the purchaser to exc
cute well endorsed negotiable note, bearing
interest from date and payable at either of
the Berryville Banks.
No property 10 be removed until terms are
with
NOTICE-Parties from a distance will be
met at Berryville station on morning of sale
and taken 10 my place without charge if
am notified the day previous.
w. w. MCDONALD.
Heifiebower & West, Auctioneers.
I. b. Hardesty, Clerk.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
For Rent

House, Lot, Garden and Barn
for rent. known as Sheen place.
Apply to GEN. CHAs. THURMAN.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
of Personal PrOnertv

= ~ lJC1 Sy
The undersigned will offer for sale at
his residence, mile from Millwocd, Va
commencing at 10 a. m on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Wood! Wood! Wood!

You can find Wood, sawed and
split, At p. r. Pulliam's shop. Il
will be @"i;serc3 al your house.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal PROPERTY

Owing 10 other business I have con
cluded 10 quiz farming and will there
fore ofier at public auction, without re-
serve at my residence, 81 miles South of
berryville, near Briggs Store at"Wood-
ley Hall, commencing at 10 a. m, rain or
shine on -
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Friday, March 20, 1908.

thefollowing valuable personal property:
Is HORSES AND COLTS-Includinr
\" Pau Puk Keewis.' thoroughbred
stallion, foaled in 1896, and Fred" s.
IO-year-"ld Percheron stallion; > general
purpose horses; riders and drivers by
Lake, out of well bred mares: . three
year oids; twO-year -olds The sires of
OF the 10 colts above mentioned includes
Pan Puk Keewis," Dillon J." I'm
perial,' and wait Not; 4yearling colts
10 CATTLE-3 are mich cows and
VIII probably be fresh By day OF sale; ~
two-year- old Tennessee steers, weighing
from 600 to 700 pounds.
43 SHEEP-42 excellent ewes and /
buck; the ewes have lambs by their sides,
most OF them bora in late January and
early February.
ABOUT so HOGS-This includes a
number of nice shoats and ! registered
Poland China boar.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. - Two farm
wagons; carriages Zone with topl: two
grain drills; one corn cuLivator: two sets
farm gear, etc, etc.
TERMS-All sums under $40. cash.
On sums of $40 and over credit of o
months will be given, the purchaser 10
execute well endorsed negotiable note.
bearing interest from date and PAYABLE
at the Bank Of Clarke County.
No property TO be removed until terms
are complied with.
VIM. +. RANDOLPH.
r. Is. Neville. Auctioneer
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Wednesday. March rs, 1908,

Wednesday, March rs, 1908,
the following valuable personal property
3 HORSESHOE OF them aie good
work horses, both leaders. one is splen.
I'D ssdcler and good aii-around driver.
4CATTLE-Two are Ns. 1milch COWS:
one year-old steer; one yesriing steer.
% SHEEP-These are all e-.es. young
and thrifty, and have lamos by side.
IMPLEMENTS ETC.-Deerinr bin.
der. nearly new;two Brown wagons. new;
Ontario grain drill. new: Osburn mower.
horse rake, Deering corn planter With
check row attachment, cutting box. corn
shelter, grain CRADLE, , Oliver chilled
piows, 3 double shovel plows. single.
shovel plOws. Ia. roNs. set blacksmith's
tools, , cross cut saws. eXtensiou-tap
surrey, and large number % other tools.
implements, etc.
HARNESS. GEARS, ETC sets
breechbands. sets lead gesr. sets pillow
gear, set double harness. horse collars.
lot Of baiters. check lines. plow lines. odd
traces, log chains, crow bars, digging
irons, shOvels, scoop, hoes, forks. mat
tocks. half busEel hamper, lot of feed
troushs, scalding tub, and many other
valuable and useful small articles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.-2 stoves, .
bedsieads, and lot OF other articles
which will not need. but which arc use
full 10 any farmer.
Three-fift interest in % acres of grow
ing wheat.
About 80 shocks Of fodder.
About tons of good hay.
About 20 barrels of corn.
TERMS-All sums under $40. cash.
On all sums of $40 and over q cradit of a
months will be given; purchaser to exc
cute negotiable note, with approved
security, payable at any of the neighbor-
ing banks.
r. L. THOMPSON.
F. b. Neville Auctioneer
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Monday, March Is, 1908.

that valuable farm containing zoo acres.
more or less, and lying about miles Sc
OF Berryville. The farm is improved
by comfortable room dwelling in
excellent condition, good barn and other
outbuildings; Berryville water system in
house; running water on farm; two
orchards, one young; about Is acres of
timber. Terms of one third cash and
balance evidenced by the bonds of the
purchaser, payable respectively and 5
years after date, secured by lien upon
The property and insurance policies upon
the buildings, or all cash, as the pur-
chaser may elect, will be made.
Possession given September /, 1908.
subject TO tenants legal crop rights and
privileges.
w. II LEWIS,
III. VI. Crow,
for heirs Of II Croxu 1anaasal
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-03
Mound Crossing

The colored camp meeting at the
Rock House is now in full blast and
was largely attended, last Sunday.
Ezra Fox, of Lancaster, is at pres
ent engaged In hauling wood for his
son-in.law. Joe II. White. of this
place.
Jos. II. Brashares bought lot of
cattle recently at a bargain but find
Ing them dull sale, he is now butch
ering them and peddling the beef out
among his neighbors, giving them
such rare bargains that they have all
asked Joe to call again.
Mrs. Aaron Stair met with quite
misfortune on last Thursday evening
shortly after their return from the
reunion at Rempel's grove As she
was ascending the steps leading to
the back porch one of the steps broke
and threw her backwards so that she
fell on her head and shoulders,
spraining her spine and bruising her
shoulders considerably. She is some
better at this writing, but is still un-
able TO do her housework.
l.. G.. Richman called on Thomas
Good, last Sunday.
After two weeks visit with his
relatives the Romel's and the Klein
schmidts, of Logan, G.. f. Denschle
returned to his home in Kaufman
Co., Texas, on last Thursday. AS a
boy he left for the West with his par
ents 80 years ago to grow up with the
country, where as all Industrious peo-
pie they prospered, being now in pos
session of nearly 1900 acres of land,
every acre practically level. u No.
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Marion

Mrs. Tigner, the aged wife of John
Tigner, deceased, of Putnam Co., Is
visiting relatives and old friends here.
Carl Kistler, of Bremen, Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. John Polling.
This week the local option petitions
will be circulated. Now Is the time
to show your colors.
John Bright and daughter-ln-law,
Mrs. Lulu Bright and children spent
Sunday with /. Inboden.
Tom Brown, Frank Wright, Jerry
Polling, JEFF Wealty and Isaac Inboden
attended the temperance meeting at
the M. Il. church at Logan, last Sat
urday'
Some well meaning, but poorly in
formed voters say they will not go to
the election for little thing like
local option. My dear sirs this Is the
greatest issue that has been before
the people since the abolishing of
slavery. The best man in the world
Ito my notion) said not long since that
he would walk from his home In
Hooking county to Columbus to a
local option election.
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Bear Creek

A great fire destroyed the barn and
numerous other buildings on the farm
of Judge Martin, last Monday. The
loss was heavy.
Estella st. Clair was visiting her
parents recently.
We see the sale ad of our townsman
Will Scholl. We will be sorry to lose
Will from our community.
George and Andrew Mowery attend
ed the big picnic at Columbus.
Lucy Sheets, of this place, is stay
ing with Mrs. John Polling and chill
dren, while Mr.. Polling is away work.
ing.
Say, West Hooking, did you get the
jiggers in the palms Of your hands
where the lump raises, If you did, we
think you would be saying cuss words
instead of writing poetry about the
little brutes. WATER MELON.
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Brownsville

Arthur Campbell and family, of
Lancaster, We're seen driving
along our pixies one day this week
en- route to their old home on Cola
Valley.
Miss Ora AFTER, of Lancaster,
and Maggie Eder, of Millersport,
visited Libbie Flowers last week .
Miss Arter expected to accom-
pany Miss Eder home to Millers-
port, where she will spend couple
months vacation.
lssac Flowers and wife left Fri
day for few days VISIT. They
expect to visit their son Leroy, Of
Lancaster, and his brother John,
of hurston.
Miss Mazda Blgham and sister
Ada, and Mr.. Geo. Green took
dinner with |, Flowers, Sunday.
Joseph Flowers and family were
seen on our pixies Sunday.
VIM. Flowers and family and
David Flowers and wife were the
guests of Henry Fauble, Sunday.
A few days ago Charlie Pratt
and sister Della, visited their
uncle, Rufus Bouman, of Amanda.
Flowers and Saters brothers say
they will get through threshing
this week for this season if no
preventing providence, They
don't mind thrsshipg so much,
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! NEWS OF HOOKING COUNTY E
Pleasant Valley

We are having some very mic
weather at this writing.
Barney Kline, of Enterprise, wa
seen passing throughout valley, Mon
day.
George Conkel and wife were Logar
shoppers, one day last week.
Lucetta Klinger, of Hilltop, wa
the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. Nihi
ser, Friday.
Mrs. Ethel Blackston visited Mrs
Emma Shaw, Saturday.
| Merton Weltner, Jess McGrady ant
G. w. Zeigler passed through our val
ley, Friday evening, enroute to theil
homes at Gibisonvllle.
Quite number from this place at
tended the Hooking Co. reunion al
Rempel's Grove, Thursday.
j. r. Evans and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Il. Goss and family, of neal
Enterprise.
Harvey Bowers, of Ewing, was en-
gagged in erecting barn for o. A
Shaw, last week.
Mrs. II. Nihiser and children visit.
ed her mother, Mrs. Henry Klinger,
Sunday.
A very interesting sermon was de-
livered at Fairview, Sunday, by Rev.
L. Johnson.
Agnes and Nellie Vancuren were
the Sunday guests of Myrtle Evans.
A number of young folks, from this
place, attended the ice cream social
at Union, Saturday night.
Mrs. Pearl Kline and brother, Cra-
ven, of near Gibisonville, were the
guests of their sister, Mrs. G. w. Boil
ing, one day last week.
Lewis Evans called on Edward and
Boyd Conkel Sunday.
O. A. Shaw and wife visited the
formers father, of Logan, Sunday.
Edward Conkel, Agnes and Nellie
Vancuren attended the Teachers In
stitute at Logan, last week.
Frank Nihiser was the guest of his
uuCie, odlnuel NlnlSer, Ol CROSSING
vile, Sunday.
Charles LEM made business trip
to Columbus, one day last week.
Daniel Ringhiser and wife were the
guests of j. r. Evans and family,
Archie Bowers, of Ewing was seen
In our valley, Sunday.
George Engal and wife, of Marion
township, visited the latter's parents,
5. LEM and wife, Sunday.
20 wad some power the giftie gae us,
To see ourselves as others see us,
1t would from many blunder free us,
And foolish notion,
What airs In dress and gait would lie us,
And cen dev otion.
MINNEHAHA.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-03
Calico Ridge

A number of our people took In
the picnic to Indianola Park last
week.
Eta and Ella Rodman, who
have been visiting with relatives
here for the last two months, have
returned to their home in New
Albany, Indiana
Will Harsh, of Big Pine, was a
visitor in tins neighborhood last
week.
Arthur Rodman and wife, OF
Scott, o., are visiting relatives
here.
Theodore Stone and wife, of
Honey Fork, were the Sunday
guests of Lew is Rodman.
Frank Hansel, of east of Logan,
was the Sunday guest of his faith
er, George Hansel, of SCOTS Creek
Ray Snider is hauling coal for
Cecil Shutz.
jacob Rowe, of Convoy, and
former resident Of this place, is
visiting old neighbors and friends.
Ed Barker was business visit
or in Logan, Saturday.
1t is reported that gas has been
found at the well being drilled at
SCOTS Creek on the Henry Hansel
farm.
William Flnkey went to Logan,
Saturday, on business.
Alva Rose and wife, of Logan,
were the Sunday guests of Lewis
Rodman and wife.
James Hansel, of SCOTS Creek,
called on Squire Shultz one day
last week.
Mrs. Lily Beougher, of Webb
summit, called on her mother,
Mrs. Eph Shultz, one day last
week.
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bridge, Monday
Albert Bitter raised his barn
Monday, in care of Nelson Bigham
aud son as carpenters.
Two lady horseback riders
passed through this vicinity Sun
day.
The wildcat has disappeared
and some bad characters have
taken its place. The people are
letter equipped for bad characters
than wildcats. Someone will be
treated as wildcats should be if
they don't quit pilfering around
h ,uses and trying to break in.
They say that the early bird
catches the worm, yes, and the
early worm gets caught.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-03
Old Town

A number of our citizens spent
Tuesday at lndianola Park at Colum-
bus, and all report fine time.
Sherman Polling has been hired as
teacher at No. 9. the coming term.
The new house is completed and
school will probably begin Sept. %.
n. b. lnboden and wife visited
Andy lnboden and family, Sunday.
The annual picnic of the Marion
township eX-Soldiers Association, will
be held at Laurel Run church, Sept.
3rd, Everybody come.
Quite crowd, from Old Town, at
tended the home coming at Rempel's
grove, Thursday.
Several of the school teachers, of
Marion, were in Logan, last week, at
tending the Teachers Institute.
E. l.. Polling, VIM. and Bud Wolfe
and Charles Bright spent Saturday
evening in the Queen City.
Charles Bowling and wife. of Rock
bridge, visited relatives, of this place,
w. E. Fickell called on j. j.
Fickell, Sunday, at o'clock.
WANDERER OF COURSE.
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Gibisonyille

Several from this place attended
the Hooking reunion at Rempefs
Grove. Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Mckay, of Logan, was busi-
ness visitor here, Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Miller visited her par
ents, near Logan, a few days last
week.
Those who attended the Hooking
Co. Institute at Logan from here
were w. II. Brashares, and daughter,
velma, NADIA Whitcraft, Merton
Weltner and Jesse McGrady.
frankie and Clara Zeigler,of Pauld-
ing Ohio, are visiting relatives here
at this writing.
Quite number from here attended
camp meeting at the Rock House,
Sunday.
NADIA Whitcraft, of Columbus, who
has been visiting her mother, of this
place, returned home, Sunday.
The social at the M. E. Church.
Saturday night, was well attended.
SlldI ilC SdN lIIccs vi OOuUil IcIIyy
was pleasant visitor here, Saturday
night.
frankie and Clara Zeigler, NADIA
Whitcraft and Chas. Zeigler called on
Velva Brashares, Saturday.
Goldie Evans attended the Hook
ing county picnic at Indianola Park,
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. d. Notestone, of Logan,
visited her parents, of this place, Sun
day.
Denver Brown, of Gasville, attend
ed the social at this place, Saturday.
Harry Woltz. of Pleasant View, was
in our city, Saturday night.
j. r. Evans and wife, of Pleasant |
Valley, and Tom Hickman and wife,
of Salt Creek Valley, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ellen Evans.
Merton Weltner spent few days |
last week, with his father near Rock
bridge.
Fred Keller, accompanied by Ethel
Saunders, passed through here, Satur-
day night, enroute for Sunny Side.
ADELE.