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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

strenuous cnorte nrc hclnc put forth by
national state nni county committees,
TIC finish Is 10 be az exciting aE H. the
Hanna days,
Indiana was Democratic hut Is Re-
publican now. according to- the declara-
lions OF mon recently from white House
conferences, and tic contest thorc is
to be along lines similar to those em-
poYcd In New York state.
MIR. Bryan Is now working his way
eastward lie will spcnd Friday dash
ing about New Je'Ecv, with night meet
inE5 IN Newark anu Jersey city. ON
Saturday he will s,nrt early in the
morning for a run along the Erie road
up state, returning that night to New
York to spend Sunday
Monday in Manhattan.
Monday will lie his great day IN the
metropolis with Il speech in Madison
Square Garden. Tuogday he dovotcs to
Rrooklyn, and Wednesday he gees up
state again along the line OF the Cen
trail road.
Mir Tart dovotes the remainder of
this week to Indiana. and then starts
eastward, reaching New York Monday
morning. He will spend that day speak
Ing in Brooklyn. Tuesday he makes a
hurried dash upstate along the Central
Railroad, returning to the metropolis
FOR the big meeting in Madison Square
Garden Wednesday night.
The end of the week he will be up
state ana then vii devote the closing
days to Ohio. On the day before elcc-
ton lie speaks in Cleveland ard
Youngstown in the desperate struggle
to save his own State. Three members
OF the Roosevelt Cabinet, Garfield
Meyer and Straus, are to be there 20
nclp him. besides Governors and Sena-
tors drafted from many parts Of the
country.
Confident and Elatcd,
The Republicans in national head
quarters are growing confident and
e atcd. They are talking of the Ger
tainty of Taft's election. They claim
New York state for him by at least
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To-day's highest. 10 ssst and last prices OF
Gtoch and of net damages compared with
yestsrday's final fisllres are as follows: Net
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Topographic Supplies.
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SPECIAL OUTFIT for burning wood
and leather, consisting of good plat-
mum point, rubber bulb, glass bot
tie, lamp, cork handle; complete, 9ec.
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
floral designs, l2c.
Picture Frames, cabinet size; 23c
to 39c.
Pipe Racks; will hold six pipes,
SAC.
Tie Racks, assorted designs, SAC.
Pen Trays, lac. Jewel Boxes, lac.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, SIC
Stationery Racks, large size, +ec.
Fancy Sewing Baskets. SOC.
Single and Double Playing Card
Boxes. TIC and 2Sc.
Tabourettes, large size, assorted de-
signs, $1.34.
Photograph Boxes, etc.
Shirt Waist Boxes, Sl.49 to
1884. Magazine Stands, 1884.
Serving Trays, large size, $1.e7.
Tie Racks, with mirror, $1.3e.
Panels and Circles, with fruit.
flowers and fancy head designs, 24c
to Soc.
Platinum Poi.ts. all sizes, 6ec to
$l.eS.
Rubber Bulbs, Acc to 1874.
Art Students Colors, excellent for
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Confident and Elatcd,

The Republicans in national head
quarters are growing confident and
ated, They are talking of the GER
tainty of Taft's election. They claim
New York state for him by at least
5oOoO plurality. Indiana. they say, Is
growing stronEer ior him everN daN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29
DOWN 60 THE PRICES

Lower and lower yet. tCash and no
delivery. 1t costs 10 per cent to de-.
liver; we can save you that besides
the saving in the cash system. Here
are a few samples: Baking powder
Jack Frost, X. O., or Layton's Health
Club, 25c size zoe, 15c size 12c, 1Oc
size Sc. Matches 4c, for 1Oc Soaps
-Clairette, Lennox or Silk 4c, z bars
25c. Fels Naptha SC. Pet Milk Sc.
Sfb can peaches or pears IL to 15c.
Gallon can of peaches or apples 30 to
40c. Can corn z to SC. can peas to
12c. Tumbler jelly Sc, smaller size
6 for Csc. Can pumpkin or hominy
Sc. hfb Bakers chocolate Zoe. Can
blackberries 8 TO 13c. Puff rice &c.
yellow corn meal Sc pkg. Price Break
fast Food two for 15c Quaker Oats
Sc. Blulng in bottles, box or bag, 3
for 1Oc. Roasted coffee 1Oc Santos
coffee Ice, the same one we have been
selling at zoe. 1Oc pkg oyster crack
ers &c. 1a-gal. tin bucket SC. Large veg
etable crater SC. Big lot of enamel
ware and a small lot Of cups and
saucers at attractive prices. Hand
somely decorated porcelain slop jars
69c. Greenwich lye &c. Mason jars
1k-gallon 9Oc White rubbers 8 doz
for 1Oc. Brooms tic and up. Pota-
toes 25c PIX. Will deliver $500 lots
until Saturday night; after that NJ
more delivery.
THE LITTLE CASH GROCERY,
E. N. o'1rien.
522 chiekasha Ave. chiekasha
1854
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

KINDERGARTEN OPENS SEPT. I
Miss Belle Scoffern will open her
kindergarten at 5th and Idaho Sept 1,
with rooms especially fitted up for
the purpose Phone 24s. s-13-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

We can please you and improve
your eye-sight Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Owsley's. s-2s-2t
Mrs. John Prentiss Of Anadarko has
been the guest Of Mrs, Joseph Bulk
ley the past week
For good things to drink, line up
at the Model 6-1O-dtf
Refrigerators and ice boxes at cost
while they last. chickasha Hwd. Co.
Estate. S-s-2lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Cockburn, from
near Lindsay, were in chickasha to-
day consulting a physician.
Special cream at the Model every
Saturday and Sunday. S-4-tf
We appreciate your patronage, and t
guarantee you good goods, good serv-
ice, at reasonable prices. The Owl |
Drug Store S-2S'st
Bring your umbrella for new
cover Owsley's S-29-2t
Mrs. Jack Lindsay was taken sud
denly i'll last night, but is reported
some better today.
Save your melted ice; It Is the pur-
est of distilled water; for drinking
purposes no mineral water equals It
and for washing the face and hair
nothing can excel it, diff
Mrs. Mary Selman, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. J. F. Mayer the past
week, expects to return to her home
in Pilot Point, Texas, tomorrow
When you call Rock Island Tranfer
insist on phone 70. x
When you wish a palatable, thirst
quenching drink, remember the Owl
soda fountain has it, s-2S-St
Let us I'LL your prescriptions.
The Model S-4-ti
Miss Mabel Corbett who recently
returned from New Mexico, is a guest
at the home of Mrs Joseph Bulk
ley
Fresh meat and clean-these are
meat qualities at NeaIs. Phone 14l
and please yourself 7-1S-lm'
Ladies, you never know the beaut!
of your hair until 1t begins to fal
out. Cu-Cura prevents same. Fo
sale by the Owl Drug Store. S-245
When you we baggage or city de
: livery call Rock Island baggage wagon
Phone 70 dtf
G. T. Templeton, representing tn
Remington Typewriter company 0
i Oklahoma City, is a business visito
in chickasha.
The Rock Island transfer guarantee
satisfaction. Phone 70.
Il Mosquitoes will not bite when 20
. use that Mosquito Chaser made b
o The Owl Drug Store. Sit
d Mrs. Penelope Dick, stenographe
a for wootten & Potts, returned HON
yesterday after a visit Of sever'
weeks in Michigan
G. Let US fill your prescrIptions-th
D. Model 6-lO-d
st 20 per cent discount on all chin
ware until September 1. chiclIasf
u Hwd. Co Estate. S-6-2
'l' If you really want good meat it
up to you to get it. Phone 14O-that
all Neal will answer 7.1s-imo
OF Photographs, the lowest pric'
IT. known on instollment owsley's.
it- S-29-
m Pleased patrons sing our praises
ng Phone 14O brings tender, juicy cuts
us only the best meats. 7-1S-1I
en- Mrs. staley has returned from h
res ~ - iii ..-.-...... ,,ra,.i. nj
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

phone 42s for coal. wood and feed
corner Third street and Kansas ave
nue.. Arnold 6 Phillips l'l4-u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Save your melted Ice; It is the pur-
est Of distilled water; for drinking
purposes no mineral water equals it
and for washing the face and hair
nothing can excel 4. dtf
Just try us--Tne Model. II
Try a Teddy sundae at the Model.
S-4-tf
You can have the time OF your
life at B. B. Lindsays farm, three
miles southwest Of Alex, Okla. Sat
nrday Sports galore. S2'-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
Mrs. e. Sims has a frst-class board
ING mouse at s2t Iowa street and serves
nice meals. Phone $50 for terms.
Your patronage Is solicited. s-S-lmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

We have no bankrupt stock to Of
fer. no shop-worn pianos or the grade
OF pianos that need tuning every time
they are moved. but offer you good
goods at an honest price. Can and be
convinced. The Graham Music House
s.2S.st
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Try us-the Model s-lo-dH
The latest Edison records at
owsleys s-2s-2t
]. J. Moore, living south Of town,
is reported seriously i'll today
Prescription filling is our profess
sion. The Owl Drug Store. s-2s-St
Mrs. Nell Brooking win spend Sud
day in Oklahoma City.
Try us. The Model. s-4-tf
Miss Ruby Holland Of Tuttle spent
yesterday with Chickasha friends.
Graduate optician absolute salts
faction, at owsleys. s-29-2t
Pete Heffner, Jr, is visiting friends
in Dallas this week.
Boarders Wanted-Board and rooms
at 7O2 Iowa, $3.50 week. S-29-St
Mrs. R. A. Laughlin returned home
yesterday after a two weeks visit
in Lawton.
Don't forget to save those peacE
seeds and bring them to Hill Greer!
Co. We want so Lushel. 6-7-2S-t
B. w. Carr Of Hinton, Okla, was
business visitors in Chickasha yes
terday.
Baseball, races, barbecue-free-a
B. B. Lindsay's farm Saturday. S-27-S
Clarance Ambrister Of Norman i
: visiting his brother Or. J. e An
brister, Of this city.
Fancy purses and hand bags, III
newest out. Owsley's. 1922
Phone 79, Rock Island tranfer con
pauy. when You want to move.
A. G. Walter. Gerald Bednar an
J. A. corzine were well known Ale
visitors in chickasha yesterday
Mrs. Ben Kalkoff wishes to 50
that they did not buy piano as state
in yesterdays local, but that the
have one for sale S-29-'
Two hole gasoline stoves at s2.5
chickasha Hwd. Co. Estate. S-6-2
Alfred Harris has returned hon
from a vacation trip through Col
rado.
REQ autos have 20 per cent mo
power than any other car In
class 7-S
The mosquito chaser we sell is n
of unpleasant odor and it absolute
viii prevent the mosquitoes from b
ing. The Owl Drug Store. S-2S-
John r. Smith Of Fort Worth, Te
as. is expected in chickasha this eve
ing to visit friends over Sunday.
Quality A-1-that is the brand OF
our meats. People who use Pho
} 140 say so. They know. l-le-lI
W. ". Whitman, F. R. Varvel a
c. A. Norris are among the oklahor
City visitors in Chickasha today
, The creams. ices, ETC. you get
, the Owl soda fountain are manuti
; tured under their own roof and ne
: ing enters their composition but [
) very purest ingredients, SIS
Miss Mary Lee Emerson leaves
morrow night for Sherman, Texas,
I complete her course at Kidd-Key
( lege.
: DEAFNESS CANNOT BE cuREI
) by local application, as they cam
!. reach the diseased portion OF the &c
y nd H. .,f.. nra trnv IN ,,ira az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Parties wanting pianos should see
the new fall stock and get terms and
prices before buying; prices and terms
to suit all The Graham Music House
s-2S-St
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Don't worry and spend money on
that old watch. A high-grade Howard
for ss5 Owsley's. s-29-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Parties desiring pianos tuned, please
phone SO3 All work guaranteed. The
Graham Music House. S20-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the Gear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional rem
edies Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube When this
tube is inhamed you have a rrmblins
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. deafness is the re
suit, and unless the inflammation car
be taken out and this tube restored te
its normal condition, hearing viii be
destroyed forever; nine cases out 0.
ten are caused by Catarrh, which Il
nothing but an inhamed condition o
the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused b
eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hair
catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
r. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Pir- r. -9nstipation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Mrs. NJ. B. Houston and sister Miss
Lola May Gmpie, returned to Chieka-
sha last night after a months visit in
Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

For Rent-Second floor of building
occupied by Daily Express, six rooms.
See B. P. Smith at Citizens National
bank. S-29-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Just try us-Tne Model
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Mrs. Hattie Brown viii take two
weeks vacation from Morgan G
Cribs, commencing Monday She
win visit part Of the time on scotts
farm, near Amber
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

That Merry Widow" perfume the
Owl Drug Store is selling is a win
ner. You get a sheet Of beautiful
music with each 25c purchase or
more $685.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-29

Miss Mary Lee Emerson leaves to-
morrow night for Sherman, Texas TO
complete her course at Kidd-key col
lege.
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Calico Ridge

Clara Harsh, of SCOTS Greek,
surprised her friends last S,tur.
day by getting married to Mr.
Newman, of Bremen, Ohio. The
young folks of the neighborhood
gave them a serenade.
j. w. Schaal, of Route No. 1,
called on Squire Shultz last Fri.
day.
Mr.. Downward moved his saw.
mill from ID. +. Harsh's farm to
near Enterprise last Saturday.
Paul Mil, while playing ball at
school one day last week, fell over
an embankment and severely
sprained both ankles, so that he
had to be taken home in ambu.
lance. He is resting easy at this
time and hopes to be out soon.
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Marion No. 9

Butchering seems TO be the
order of the dsy in this vicinity
Misses Crate and Mary Inboden
are spending a few days with their
parents.
Misses L Ga, Elva and Gladys
Brown and Estella Stivison were
the Sunday guests of Estela and
Jessie Wright.
Misses Bessie Ruff, Nora Scholl,
Rilla Brown and Dove Polling were
the Sunday guests of Goldie
Scholl.
Miss Ida Fickel was the Satur-
day evening guest of Edith Wolfe,
of Cherry Ridge.
Clifford Brown spent Sunday at
his home.
Hello, New McLiquiville corre-
spondent, | will send you Xmas
card.
Misses Goldie Scholl and Dove
Polling spent Saturday evening
with Rilla and Emma Brown.
Orla and Homer Wolfe, Edward
and Jesse Flckel, and Charles
Bright, of Old Town, attended
church at Mt. Tabor, Sunday.
Frank Wolfe, wife and children
Mary and Master Edward, were
the Sunday guests of William
Pierce's.
Hello, Marion No. 5, how are
you? KIrTIE MAY.
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Big Pine Valley

Samuel Harsh and wife ant
May Smires were LaurelvilIe shop
pers Saturday.
Jessie Disbennet was the CUES
of Guy Huffman, Sunday.
Hazel Lama is working for Mrs.
Vern Kitchen, of Mount Vernon
Herman Wolf, of near Adelphi
passed through this place Sunday
evening, enroute to George Cupp's
of Pursell.
Pearl Dorsey visited at Wilbel
Vanfossen's last Tuesday.
Retha Huffman and brother,
Roy, were the guests of Nadle
and Delmer Sewers, Sunday.
William Febus and family, OF
near Bremen, are visiting his par
ents, Thomas Febus and wife.
Rebecca and Maize Paxton and
brother, Harley, called on William
Lay and family Saturday evening.
Vern Kitchens smiling face
was seen on our streets Saturday.
Benjamin Chilcote and family
Sundayed at William Chilcote 9,
OF Apple Blossom Valley.
Leo Finney, of Fsiifie county.
is visiting his grand parents,
George Reid and wife.
M. Paxton called on his brother,
Alfred, of Whistler, last Monday
night.
Daniel Willard and son, Charles,
were seen in our vicinity Satur.
day,
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Marion No. 5

We are having some winter
weather at present.
Protracted meeting ut Mt
Tabor is in progress. Rev. Frank
Cheadle officiating.
Edward Stivison called on Nora
Scholl, Saturday evening.
John Rarrick and Art Polling
had quite mishap Thursday
night while going home from
church, in undertaking to pass
other rigs in the road they started
around too fast and upset, the
horse WAS caught by Sherman
Polling. The men received no
serious injuries.
Sherman Polling is buslly en-
gagged in teaching school at No 0
Rilla Brown was visitor at
this place Thursday,
Bang! pop! pop seems to be a
common sound, or in other words
hunting seems to be the order of
the day.
G. r. Scholl and d. ii. Polling
called on r l.. Brown, Saturday
evening.
Orla Wolfe, of Old Town, called
on Glare Ruffe, Wednesday even
ing.
Nora Scholl called on her cousin,
Goldie Seholl, Sunday.
We are having some extremely
wet, cold weather at present.
Ed Reaghtamph, Of TiteIyille,
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day last week.
Isaac Vancuren made business
trip to Lancaster, Saturday.
SOLEMN Lenz and wife were in
Logan, Saturday.
Miss May Nihiser is doing
culinary work for Mrs. Jacob
Klinger, of Pleasant Greek, at
this writing.
Miss Nellie Vancuren visited
relatives in Logan, Saturday.
Misses Eina and virgie Goss,
of Fern Ridge, and Will Evans
and wife were the Sunday guests
of j. r. Evans and family.
Bert LEM called on Edward
and Boyd Conkel, Saturday even
Ing.
Rev. Isaac johnson delivered a
very interesting address at Fair
view, Sunday.
Geo. Conkel, wife and children
Velma and Thoburn, spent Sun
day afternoon with I. Vancuren
and family.
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New MCLiquiviIIe

A large crowd attended preach
ing at Bethany, Sunday.
Miss Ida Fickel spent Saturday
with Miss Edith Wolfe, of Cherry
Ridge,
Thomas McLin was the Sunday
guest of Orla Wolfe.
Jess Fickel was the Sunday
guest of Edward Stivison.
DOVE Polling spent Saturday
evening with Rilla Brown,
Beulah and Susie Polling spent
Thursday evening with Ida Stivi.
son.
Misses Rilla Brown, Nora Scholl,
Dove Polling and b ssie Ruff were
the sunday guests of Goldie Scholl.
A large crowd from this place
attended protracted meeting at
Mt Tabor, Saturday evening.
Miss Goldie ScholI spent Satur,
day with Miss Rilla Brown.
Orla Wolfe, Edward Fickel and
Frank Polling were Logan visitors
Saturday.
Misses Alva and Loda Brown
were the Sunday guests of Estells
Wright.
CUNNING CHARLES Or COURSE.
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Wednesday.
Miss Icel Davis is visitin,
friends at New Lexington, O.
Mr. and Mrs Will Rose were
called to Iiesboro last week on ac
count of sickness of the latter:
sister.
Mr.. AL BANTER, of Pine Valley
assisted his brother Jacob ir
butchering hogs last Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry lies of Logan, was
visiting here last week.
Mr.. Jim lies conducted the
prayer meeting at Pine Grove last
Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Conkle, of Pine Grove
was business visitor here las
week.
Miss Floa Conkle had for her
guest last Sunday, Miss Icel Davis
Harry Gordon and wife enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday, Mr.
and Pris Robson of Saltcreek, Mr..
and Mrs. Noah McCown and
daughter Clara of Pine Grove.
Messrs Lew, George and Vern
Conkle were out hunting last week ;
they caught something that was
larger than dog and seemed to
quite ferocious. The boys think
it was a wild cat. MAUD
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Ewing

We are having some very bat
weather at present, but hope tt
have better weather before long,
as Christmas is near.
Butchering and husking corn
seems to be the order of the day
George Miller was seen in Lo,
gan last Saturday.
James Nimon and Arthur
Hankinson have been cutting tim,
ber near Orland for the past few
weeks.
William Griffith passed through
our midst one day last week,
Eli Keller was Logan caller
Saturday.
Our school is progressing fine
under the management of WIN.
Gordon, of Ilesboro, We think
him fine teacher.
George Miller and son, Alva,
were engaged in hauling hay one
day last week.
Newmon Hansel and wife visited
their friends, James Davis and
wife, of Macarthur, last week.
Ed Foltz and wife were Logan
callers last Saturday.
Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress at llesboro.
Chas. Hankinson and wife were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Stella Safer was entertained by
Ruth and Grace Foltz last Sunday.
Mrs. John Hansel, of Logan,
visited relatives 1T this place last
week.
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the sick list for the past few days
Little Helen, daughter of Henr,
and Lavina Schualbach, is yer,
poorly at this writing.
Viola Arledge visited Maut
Va, fossen, Sunday.
Vira and Ruth Davis, Lesse
Brokaw and Bertha Pruex spen
Sunday afternoon with Cora and
Hattie Vanfossen.
Walter Pierce and family and
Philip Pierce visited VIM. Orr
and family Thursday.
Rev. Barnes, wife and children
visited Preston Robson and fam
lily Sunday.
John Steel, wife and children,
If Laurelville, Sundayed with the
iatter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Arledge.
Mrs Jane Davis and children
were the over Sunday guests O.
VIII Thorn pson and family.
F. A. Davis, wife and children
were Laurelvllle shoppers Satur-
day.
Mary Pierce and Maggie an6
Brokaw called on Mary A.. Best
and grandma Orr, Wednesday
last
Maggie Brokaw and son Cleve,
were Laurelvllle shoppers last Sat.
urday.
VIM. Orr and wife, Austin
Brokaw and wife and Francis
Davis and wife visited Walter
Pierce and wife Sunday.
Mart Crosby and Roy BrokaW
were business visitors at Haynes,
Saturday.
Oscar Polling and son Rancle,
were seen on our streets one day
last week with nice drove of
sheep.
Theodore Skaer and Kinny
Leisure were ut LaurelviIle, Sat
urday last.
r. r. Vanfossen was a Laurel
vile shopper last Saturday.
Walter Pierce was at LAUREL
vile last Friday.
Harry Wilkinson and his friend
spent few days with +. r. Van
fossen and family last week and
enjoyed few hunting trips.
John Price and family visited
VIM. Orr and family Thursday.
Tom Dorsey was seen on our
streets one day last week hunting
his lost dog.
Mrs. Belle Skaer called on
Maggie Brokaw, Thursday.
Edgar Turner visited Roy and
Cleve Brokaw, Sunday.
WHITE ROSE