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Marion

Mrs. Lulu Bright has gone to Balti
more, where she will visit her par
ents, Noah Hamilton and wife.
| The new school house for district
No. 9, is we'll under way. Will Canor
is the contractor.
John Smith and wife, left Monday
morning for Mount Vernon, where
they will make their future home
We wish them happy home.
Grace Inboden returned to Carbon.
hill, Thursday, after weeks visit
with her parents. She was accom-
panied by her sister, AIDA
never correct mistakes If they are
not larger than hay stack, but when
they loom in sight the size of Gibral-
ter it is time to correct. In my last
1 said that good and bad saloons are
necessary instead of unnecessary.
Some of our youthful scribes said
last week that ''local option isn't the
only thing wanted" Perhaps it is
not wanted at all by lot of our citi-
zens, but that doesn't say that it
isn't needed, a lot of things are not
wanted that are very much needed
and visa versa.
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Pin Bridge

The weather has been very
warm and dry for the last week.
Calvina Arnett expects to go OF
his vacation August 5th.
Balph Bumgardner and Bober
Emde were the guests of theil
aunt on East Sixth street, Satnr
day night and Sunday.
Miss Pearl Panns baker, of Co.
lum bus, is the guest of her grand.
mother this week.
Clyde Wilson has started his
cider press and is doing good work.
Give him d call.
Walter Ames and Eli Sollen-
barger were Columbus visitors
Saturday.
Johnnie Miller and Jess SoIlen-
barger were going to take in the
excursion to Cincinnati, Sunday,
and drive to Lancaster, Saturday
night to save driving it so early
In the morning; but the boys over
slept themselves and missed the
train. Johnnie says sleeping is
only a habit anyway.
The Murray City ball team
came to Sugar Grove, Sunday and
defeated the locals by a score of
2 to 8. A good game,
Walter Ames and Eli Sollen-
barger were advertising for Kline
d Engle, the shoe merchants, last
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The boys are doing a good bust
ness.
West Point has give us chance
to book a game with them next
Sunday on our own grounds for a
side bet of $25. The only condi-
tions that are expected are thet
Wright and Dutton do the twirl-
ing. We are ready boys.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Earl
Scott, Sunday, fine baby girl.
Szwingly Stukey, the lumber
man, was seen in our vicinity Sat-
urday.
Mrs. A. A. Hansley is on the
sick list.
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Max

The farmers are all done har'
vesting and some are thrashlng.
You can hear the whistle on every
hill and in every valley.
Charles Blackston, wife and two
children, of Stringtown, spent
Sunday with the formers parents,
Simeon Blackston and wife.
S. N. Focht and wife spent Sun.
day afternoon at the home OF
David Miller's, near MaxVille.
Phila Martin and little sister.
Wilma, of Logan, are spending
a few days with their aunt, Mrs.
j. Welty.
Willard Johnston, wife and
daughter were Logan visitors, Sat.
urday.
Bob Carey and wife and Kate
Bowland, of Ada, o., are visiting
their brother, It. s. Bowland and
family for few wseks.
Harvey and Charles Polling and
Frank Larimer will start, Tues
day for an extended trip to South
Dakota.
G. T. Welty and wife spent
Sunday with their son, Alva Welty
at Logan, as Mrs. Welty is quite
sick.
Grace and Arthur Welty and
Phila Martin were Bremen visitors
Saturday.
Thomas Mowery and family, of
Logan, spent few days, last
week, visiting the formers par
ents, Jacob Mowery and wife.
Mrs. LYDIA Rutgers, of Logan,
is spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Leonard.
j. H. Leonard and wife, of
Bremen, spent Sunday at the home
of K. l.. Saffell.
Wesley Stuart and wife, Mrs.
Jane Bowland, of Bremen Connel
Polling and wife, of Max; Daniel
Hendricks and wife, of Maxville !;
Mrs. Rena Polling and daughter,
of Ada, o., were the Sunday
guests of T. S. Bowland and fam
lily. BLUE BELL.
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Pursell

The people are getting ready t.
thresh at this place.
Isaac Brown, wife and daugh
ter Blanche, were business visitors
at Logan, Saturday.
Ira BANTER and wife had fol
their Sunday guests VIM. Wine
wife and two children, Forest anG
Otle, and Jacob BANTER, wife and
son Willie.
Lewis and Vern Conkle called
on Mr.. Fink and wife. of Rock
bridge, Saturday.
Jacob Wine called on Bill
Brown, Sunday.
Jacob Banter, DR., wife and
daughter called on Will Huffman
and wife Sunday.
Rancy Her and Isaac Brown
were on our streets Monday.
VIM. Will was on our streets
with a load of hay Monday.
Emery Banter, wife and two
children called her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Springer, Sunday.
Sim Brown and wife, of Logan,
were visiting the old Brown place
Sunday.
Arthur Voorhees, and Earl Wood
ard called on Otie Wine one day
last week.
John Voorhees, and Will Springer
called on VIM. Wine one day last
week.
Homer Kitchen was on our
streets Friday.
Will Springer and Jacob Wine
attended singing at Bimter, Sat.
urday evening.
Will Springer purchased a fine
horse of Noah McCowen one day
last week.
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Calico Ridge

Hary est is past, the threst ing
Is done, and blackberries are gone,
roasting ears and garden sass"
are now in order.
Ed Barker was business
visitor in Logan, Saturday.
Clark d. Hansel was threshing
wheat on the ridge last week.
There was very poor turn out,
the average being about four
bushel yer acre.
Preaching at Scott's Creek
Baptist Church, Sunday was well
attended, Notwithstanding the
hot weather.
Ed Funk has returned from
Illinois where he has been visiting
for the past two months. A cousin
came home with him.
The drillers at the oil we'll on
Scott's Creek have been fishing
for their drill which became fast
about two weeks ago.
Frank Hansel, of East Logan,
was the Sunday guest of his
father, Geo. W. Hansel.
Eph Shultz is selling nursery
stock for w. I. Mitchell, of
Beverly, Ohio. Anyone intending
to plant should let him knew and
he will furnish them with first
class stock at living prices.
Theodore Stone, of Honey Fork,
passed down the ridge in the
direction of Logan, Sunday even
ing.
VIM. Finkey has been hauliug
hay to Logan the past week.
John Rodman had tooth pull
ed last week. He now has an
abcess where the tooth was.
doe Snider is helping Will Funk
with his hay making.
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Honey Fork

Making hay seems to be the
order of the day.
Nellie, Velva and Mary Wy
skiver called on Sarah and Katie
Lenz one day last week.
Mabel Armstrong, of Chicago,
is visiting her parents of Honey
Fork.
Newman Hansel and wife and
Mrs. Sarah Nixon, of Ewing,
visited WIN. Lenz and family, Of
Honey Fork.
Mabel and Maud Armstrong
were seen going down Honey Fork
one day last week.
Several people were seen going
to the festival at Union Furnace
last Saturday evening.
Elijah Harden is helping Wm.
Lenz make hay few days this
week.
Edward Hoy, of near Col umbus,
is visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Sarah and Katie Lenz called on
Sylvia and Nellie Wysklver one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Woodard
are very proud of their new baby
boy.
Mrs. Chas. Marks and daughter
Carrie, called ON Mrs. William
Marks ore day this week.
Mrs. Charles Reincheld, of Lo-
gan, called on her parents, R. H.
Thrush and family.
SHORT SKATE
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Men Past Sixty III Danger,

More than half of mankind over
sixty years of age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders,
usually en- argement of prostate
glands. This is both painful and
dangerous, and Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first
sign of danger, as it corrects
Irregularities and has cured many
old men of this disease. Mr..
Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo-,
writes; 81 suffered with enlarged
prostate gland and kidney trouble
for years and after taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure /
feel better than have for twenty
years, although l am now 9l yssrs
old" Bort " Co.
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Old Marion

The following spent Sunday
with d. b. Ashbaugh and family
Samue! Ashbaugh, wife and
granddaughter and Geo. Ash,
baugh, wife and daughter, all of
Perry county.
There will be preaching at
Pleasant Hill, Saturday evening,
August Sth, also Sunday, August
9th, at 10 a. m. A welcome is
extended to all. Services will be
conducted by the pastGr, NJ. L,
White.
Mr.. VIM. Wright and Misses
Olive and Campheld, of Bremen,
attended church at Pleasant Hill
Sunday.
W. h. Blackston and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Ike
Red and family, of Harper tun,
Geo. Kline, of Enterprise, was
a business caller at this place one
day last week.
r. b. Canaan and family spent
Sunday with friends at Pleasant
Hill.
James Levering, of Logan, has
bought the Smith lot, (better
known as the Gushing lot on
Harper Run, and moved his fam
lily there last Thursday.
Charles Brown and two children
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Browns brother, Mr..
Charles Friend, Of Darlington,
Ohio.
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Ewing

Making hay seems to be the ordel
Of the day.
Eli Keller was seen in Logan, ont
day last week.
Mrs. Mary Hansel and Mrs. james
Hansel were seen in our midst, last
Sunday.
Jim Williams, of Indiana, is the
guest of his parents, Henry Williams
and wife, at present.
Mrs. Ed. Foltz was the guest Of
Mrs. George Miller, last Friday eve.
ming.
Ruth, Grace and Edna Foltz at
tended preaching at Zion, Sunday.
Arthur and Isaac Hankison and
James Williams were the guests OF
Delbert Conkle, last Sunday after
noon.
James Nimon and family were Wis
itors with Samuel Febus and wife,
Sunday evening.
Charles Frazier and wife were Lo-
gan callers, last Saturday.
There is going to be an ice cream
social at the Zion U. B. church next
Saturday night, August 8. Everyone
is cordially invited. BLUE BELL.
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Brownsville

Charley Kost and family took din
ner with Mrs. Rosa Kost, Sunday.
Maurice Brown was out driving on
our pixies, Sunday.
VIM. Flowers made flying trip tc
Rockbridge, last Saturday.
Arthur Flowers said he was plow'
Ing last week and his plow ran out
of the ground and he will have to
wait till 1t rains again.
VIM. Flowers and family were the
guests of John Fauble, Sunday.
Charley Lantz and wife were the
guests of Mr.. Stoughton, near b. L.
S., Sunday.
Libbie Flowers called on Bertha
Lantz, Sunday evening.
Harry Snider and wife, of Sugar
Grove, were the guests of Jacob Big
hams, Sunday.
Andrew Roop and wife called on
Mrs. Rosa Kost, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Pierce and Cas- Kost called on
Isaac Flowers, Sunday afternoon.
The Death angel has visited our
vicinity again and called away Clyde
Pierce, last Wednesday. Clyde was a
good kind hearted young man, he was
well liked by all who knew him. We
feel that we will miss him greatly,
but our loss will be his gain. The
funeral took place at Mount Pisgah,
Thursday afternoon, the house being
crowded with people. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. Baker.
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Mt. Zion

Well, the farmers have com
pleted their tack Of making hay
and picking berries throughout out
neighborhood and are waiting fol
rain which we are in very mucf
need of for the corn.
Pearl and John Starner and
sisters, Hazel and Pearl, were the
ones from our vicinity that attend
ed the party given at the home OF
Pete Kraft last Thursday evening
They report very good time.
There will be social at the
Mt. Zion Church, which il
situated three miles south of the
State Farm. The social will be
given Aug. 7th. Ice cream, cake
and lemonade will be served.
Every body invited to come. The
proceeds will go for the benefit of
the new church.
Wilson Starner and son Pearl,
made a business trip to Lancaster
last Friday.
Phillip Wagner and wife were
Lancaster shoppers Saturday.
Henry Wood ward gave us yery
interesting talk at our church
Sunday evening.
Jerry Elick was seen vending
his way toward the fish pond Sun
day evening.
Several from this place attend.
ed the surprise party given by
Miss Hazel Kraft, 1t being her
fathers 47th. birthday.
Miss Goldie Burgoon returned d
to her home at Bloomingville,
after spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hedge, of this
place.
Frank Primer and wife called
on the latter's father Sunday.
Groyer and Johnnie Wasim were
their many friends of this
place,
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Birthday Party.

One OF the most complete and
successful events that has taken
place in this vicinity for som e.
time, was the surprise Mr.. Edward
Rish gave to his sisters, Misses
Ada and NADIA Rish, Saturday
evening, August lst. Their 18th.
birthday being on the Both. of
July, but Edward thought he
wait would until Saturday even
ing so that he could get large
crowd of merry young people to
gather up and march into the
parlor where NADIA was busy
at the organ and never heard the
racket until nearly everybody was
in the room. To say the girls
were surprised, would be putting
it entirely too mild. Why, the
girls We're scared so that they
were speechless for some nom ent ts.
After they regained, everybody
began to enjoy themselves by
games of all sorts, and very fine
M usic, until late hour, " hen all
took their departure, declaring
they were we'll entertained,
Among a few of those present
were: Misses Margaret Blum,
Anna Gordon, Clara HiIderbrandt,
Ida Lutz, May Gordon, Minnie
utz, Emma Myers, Bertha Lutz,
Tena Bailey, and Messrs. Charley
Lenz, Irwin Ball, Samuel Gordon,
Elmer Finkey, Howard Clark,
Samuel Bailey, Frank Harden,
Alvy Miller, Walter Clark, Carl
Lutz, Charles Myers and Albert
Hildebrandt,
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Hungry Hollow

Picking berries is the order OF
the day.
Will Achauer and wife spent
Sunday at Floodwood.
Quite crowd from this place
attended the show at Haydsnville,
Saturday night.
Tom Smith has moved his fam.
lily to Logan.
Chester Walter, who has been
working at Logan, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at home.
Frank Patton and wife spent
Saturday in Nslsonville.
John Angle and wife spent Sat.
urday evening In Logan.
Curt Walter was a Logan visitor
Saturday night.
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Golden Rod Valley

Phoebe Mclaughlin, of Logan,
was IA visitor at this place, Friday,
James Polling, of Logan, was a
visitor at this place, over Sunday.
Lulu Bright called on Mrs. j.
Wolfe, Friday.
VIM. Canon has the contract of
building the new school house at
No. o.
Sarah Smith and Loda Rutter
called on Mrs Frank Fickel, Fri
day.
Mrs. Susan Polling Is on the sick
list.
Anna Cell was Logan visitor,
Saturday.
Hansel and Funk are thrashing
at this place.
Samuel Cell and wife, Frank
Polling and Ferd Kessler called on
John Poling's, Sunday.
Newton Bobo was the Sunday
guest of Isaac Wolfe and family.
Frank Polling attended services
at the u. b. church at Logan,
Sunday evening
Dove and Beulah Polling called
on VIM. Geiger and family, Sun
day. BLUE BELL,
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Pleasant Heights

Joseph Wolff, of Klondike, was
seen on our pixies, Saturday.
Fred Bowers and family we're Lo.
gan visitors, Friday.
Fred Edwards was seen vending his
way toward Fred Bowers, Saturday
evening.
Levi Green passed through here,
Sunday evening.
Bert Russell and lady friend were
seen on our pixies, Sunday morning.
Will Goss and son passed through
here, one day last week.
VIM. Woltz and family were Logan
shoppers, Wednesday.
John Evans was business caller at
this place. last Tuesday.
Charles Federer, wife and son
passed through here. Saturday, en-
route to Logan.
l guess it is about time to ring off
as news Is scarce. HONEY BEE.
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Cedar Grove

There will be "Children's Day" at
Pine Grove in the near future. A
good time is expected.
G. w. Gordon and wife, of Union
Furnace, were the guests of Harry
Gordon and wife last Sunday.
Myrta Edwards, Of Wesley Chapel,
was the guest of Goldie Beery this
week.
Mrs. Mary Linn took dinner with
Mrs. Minnie Gordon last Sunday.
The Springfield Oh g. Gas Co. are
making preparations to drill ON the
Kitchen farm.
Thurman Becker was seen on our
streets last Friday.
) Henry lies, of Logan, is in the
employ of Jacob Banter.
James lies, Of So. Bloomingville,
was in our village on business last
Monday.
Mrs. Anna Walker, of Wesley
Chapel, visited Mrs. Minnie Gordon
last Wednesday.
Jacob BANTER made business trip
to So, Bloomingville last Tuesday.
Callie McHellope, of Dayton, visit
ed Icel Davis last week.
James Hone, of Point Pleasant,
passed through our village last Mon
day.
Jesse Kitchen, of So. Bloomingyille,
VISITED Mrs. Mary Linn last Sunday.
Harry Gordon was at Noah Nc
Gowns on business last Monday.
Virgie Mann, of New Lexington,
was the guest of Icel Davis last week.
MAUD
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Carbonhill

There were some small mistake
occurred in our last weeks news, bu
they were too small to rectify.
Mrs. Roy Devault and sister Mis-
Reynolds, of Monday, spent last Mon
day evening and part of Sunday will
Mrs. Alex Guess, of this place.
James Francis had business II
Nelsonville, last Saturday evening.
James Schaffer, of Logan, spent
last Sunday here.
Mrs. Chas. V. Green and children
are spending several days near Lo
gan.
John W. Daunhour, of Nelsonville
spent last Sunday with aunt, Lib
Nye, of this place.
Vincent Green and family and Will
son Green, wife and daughter Letha,
spent last Friday in Nelsonville.
Edward Tom, of Sand Run, was
seen here last Friday.
Joseph W. Huls, of Rockbridge,
was here last Thursday passing
around the smokes. Joe is seeking
the nomination for Commissioner on
the Republican ticket.
Fred Nice and son Ray, of Marsh
field, spent last Sunday with Thomas
McAllister, of this place.
Elder G. B. Thompson, of Crooks
vile. Will preach at the Christian
Church at this place Saturday even
ing, August sth, and Sunday morn
ingand evening, August 9th. The
following subjects will be discussed:
Saturday evening, August 8, "Open-
ing the and Seals" Sunday
morning, elders and Deacons.
Sunday evening, "Opening the 5
and6 Seals Come and hear one of the
deepest learned men on the book of
Revelation that ever addressed an
audience in this community.
UNCLE HEz.
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Blue Creek
HEXEXXXEEEXN

Cutting hay, killing snakes, picking
blackberries and lust a few other
things seem to be the order of the
day on the out skirts of our town.
5. M. Robson, of Laurelville, was
a visitor In our town one day last week,
s. M. says he won't associate with the
poor class of people anymore. He has
his house painted.
Christie Harris, of Laurelville, was
in our town last Wednesday.
Protracted meeting is in progress
at this writing at st. Pauls Church
on Pike Run.
Joe and Ella Swackhammer were
business visitors to Laurelvile one
day last week.
w. f. Schooley, our grocer, was a
business visitor to Columbus one day
last week.
Alma Schooley went to London last
Monday to work in a dining room in
a hotel.
S. p. Seitz is now engaged in run
ming traction engine for thresh-
ing machine, both on the road and in
the field.
Laura Swackhammer and Mary
Parcels. of Circleville, visited rela-
tives in our midst last week.
Rev. Eli Clark will preach his fare
we'll sermon at Mt. Carmel next Sum
day at 3 p. m.
Uncle Tom Tatman, as he usually
called, attended church at Mount
Carmel last Sunday.
Jerd Knece, of Pike Run, was on
our streets one day this week.
CLoD HOPPER.
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Bremen Route 1

Several from this place attend
ed the Ice cream social at Il. j
Blacks, Saturday night.
Roy and Guy Brown spent Sun
day with their grand parents
VIM. Scholl and family.
Lafayette Hammond and lady
friend, of Webb Summit, passed
through this vicinity, enroute tt
Bremen, Saturday.
W. A. Scholl and Dora made &
flying trip TO Logan, Saturday.
Farley Polling, of Lancaster, Wis
tied his parents, j M. Poling's
over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Scholl and daughter
Viola were Bremen visitors, Sat
urday.
Mrs. j. II. seholl and daugh
ters, Jennie and Irene were Bre
men visitors, Saturday afternoon
Burl Friesner, of Bremen, il
spending a week with his uncle
j. II. Scholl and family.
Hello, "Flowery Banks, where
are your We would like to hear
from you again,
Viola Scholl called on Elmer
Brown and wife, Sunday'eyening
Emanuel Scholl and family, OF
North Berne, passed through thi,
vicinity, enroute to Chas. Wright
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Rockbridge

Newton Stoody and wife, of Column
bus, visited the formers parents ovel
Sunday.
Wilbur Seesholtz and wife, of Sugar
Grove, visited the latter's brothers
and sisters, Sunday.
George Defenbaugh, wife, son, and
Bertha and Fanchion Fetherolf visit
ed VIM. Notestone, Sunday.
The stork left another young Demo-
crat at VIM. Notestone's, Wednesday
July 80.
Sam Bailey and his sister, Tena,
attended church at Pleasant Hill,
Sunday evening.
Denver Brown and Carl Whitcraft,
of Lonesome Ridge, attended the So
cial at Enterprise, Saturday evening.
The stork left David Miller and
wife a bouncing boy, last week.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
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Marion No. 9

The farmers will soon be done max
ing hay and picking blackberries.
Emanuel Wolfe and wife were tn,
Sunday guests of his parents, d
Wolfe and wife.
Grace Inboden spent a few day.
with her parents, Isaac Inboden anC
wife.
Levi Wolfe called on VIM. Pierce
Sunday.
David Wolfe and wife and Franl
Wolfe and wife were the Sunday eve
ming guests of H. Bending and wife.
Morl Bebout, of Logan, spent Sun
day with Guy S. Wright.
H. Bending and wife were the Sun
day guests of Charles Brooks ant
family.
Edward and Jesse Fickel ATTENDED
church at Mt. Tabor, Sunday after
noon.
Clarence Pierce spent few day.
last week with his parents, William
Pierce and wife.
Goldie scholl attended church al
Mt. Tabor, Sunday afternoon.
Hello, Marion No. scribe; you ask
me how my good health Is, it is a:
good as ever.
Nellie Pierce called on Goldis
Scholl, one evening last week.
Frank Fickel and wife called or
her parents, DR.. Rutter and wife.
Guy S. Wright attended the ball
game at Logan, Sunday.
Harry and Ray Brooks, who are
working in Orbiston, spent Sunday
with their parents, Chas. Brooks and
wife.
Newton Bobo and wife called on
Isaac Wolfe's, Sunday.
There will be preaching at Mount
Tabor, Sunday, at 10 O'Clock, also
services In the evening.
Jessie Wright called on Goldie
Scholl, one day last week.
Samuel Sanderson attended the bal
game at Logan, Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Dunkards at 10 o'clock, by Rev, Bag
well, Sunday. AUNT JENNA.
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Monday Creek

The newly organized Maxyille Base
BAH Club celebrated the dedication
OF its new ball park, Saturday, by
winning double-header. Hancock
with Sanderson, lLogan's crack pitch
erl was the first victim. Score 10 to
5. A team of husky Logan boys were
the next to succumb to the prowess
Of the local boys, Fl to being the
final result. Maxville club is open to
all teams, none barred.
Samuel Folk, of Max, visited with
David Miller.
Meeting at Maxyille M. Z. church,
on Sunday night, preaching by Rev.
Ricketts,.
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Ten Years In Be d.

"For ten years | was confined to
my bed with disease of my
kidneys, writes r. A. Gray, j. T.
of Oakville, Ind. cit was &C
severe that | could not move part of
the time. | consulted the very best
medical skill available, but could
get no rsllef until Foley's Kidney
Cure was recommended to me. 1t
has been Godsend to me-" Bort
& Co,
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Hay Fever and Summer
Colds.

Victims of hay fever will expert
ence great benefit by taking Fol.
ey's Honey and Tar, as it stops
difficult breathing Immediately
and heals the infamed air
passages, and even if it should
fail to cure you it will give instant
relief" The genuine is in a
yellow package. Bort q Co.