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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
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believing, as do, thatby so doing 1t will
be for the general good WIN. Bailey.
Col. C. L. Patten.
Col. G. l.. Patten, 500 II St., N. W.,
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Construed to Her DISADVANTAGE.

Village Schoolmistress--As for you,
Willy Tompkins, yours is Il double Of
fense. Why didn't you give up your
apples when the other boys did?
Willy-Please, m, ! thought you only
wanted enough to make a pie!-Punch
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Last Resort.

81 should think he'd be tired of max
ing love to you"
II guess he ls."
"What-has he quarreied with your
"No-asked me to marry him."-
| Cleveland Leader.
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ReeoanlzIna His Limitations.

Cholly Let me see what's that quo
tation about nod being as good as Il
wink, and so forth?
Fweddy Why-er-I can't think
Cholly--Oh, know that. I'm asking
you to try to remember Chicago Trib-
une.
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Redwood

Redwood, September lS.-Elmer
Jolley, of Dayton, is visiting at the
home OF his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Preston Jolley nortn OF town.
II. N. and ID. w. Reem of Ur-
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Fresh Supply of Apple
butter At

Campbell & Crock
Conner, II. p.
Dernger, Il. J.
Dwyer, p.
Davis, j. II.
Fahey Star Co,
Goetting, X. l..
Grossglaus & Gray
Hanover, j.
Imperial Coffee 6 Grocery Co.
Klinefelter, IL. ID.
Krause, IL. G..
Leffler, j. +.
Lindsay, o. N.
Lewis, r, T, & Co.
Marion Grocery 90.
Martin, ID.
Mckinley, p. l..
Miller, j.
Moon, j. b.
Bealey, Chas, VI.
Rudasill, Mrs. M. A.
Stanley, p. j.
Shearer, J. II.
Smith, George
Turner, G. 4 Co.
Wlngo, p.
Zachman 6 Myers.
II you like apple butter, you will
like our old fashioned kind, tn
SMarlon Brand" II your groce
hasn't It, drop us a card. or phon,
1867, and we win see that you &c
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Der.
Crawford county on the 2Gth day OF
January and the DIST day of septem-
her.
Union county on the 9th day OF
January and the 2Sth day of Septem-
Der. Hardin county ON the 10th day
Of February aud the SOGh day Of
September.
Logan county, on the 23rd day Of
February and the 5th day of October.
Henry county on the 2nd day OF
March and the 18th day of October.
Paulding county ON the 9th day of
March and te l4th day of October
Defiance county ON the 10th day of
March and the 10Th day of October.
Putnam county on the 23rd day of
March and the 26th day or October.
Van Vert county on the 9Th day OF
April and the Bird day or November.
Allen county on the 18th day of
April and the 9Th day of November.
Augaize county on the 9th day Of
April and the 10th day or November.
Mercer county on the 4th day of
May and the 23rd day of November.
Seneca county on the llth day or
May and the 3Oth day Of November.
Hancock county on the 18th day OF
May and the 7th day of December
Said terms to begin at 900 o'clock
A. NJ.
September 10, l90S
CALEB II NORRIS,
SIIlAS e. HURIN,
NJ. DONNELLY,
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Judges.
The State Of Ohio,

lut Sldlt Oh Olllot
Marion county IS:
/, w. w. Klinfeiter, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas and Ex-officio
Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and for the county of Marion and
State of Ohio, in whose custody the
files, journals and Records of said
Courts are required by the laws or
the state of Ohio to be kept, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a true and correct copy
or the Original Times of holding
Circuit Court A, D., 1909, State OF
Ohio, 3rd Judicial Circuit and that It
has been compared by me with the
original Times of holding Circuit
Court and that II is a true aud cor
rect copy thereof, now on file In said
clerks office.
In Testimony Whereof, | have
heneunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court, at Marion, Ohio.
this 10th day OF September, 1908.
w. w. KIINBFBLTER.
9-19-St Clerk of Courts.
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Isl OF PROMINENT AMERICANS

LIST or PROMINENT AMERICANS.
Gen w Parsons Confederate Army, exSae Senator Texas
Col Bailey Washington c. Labor Organizations and " L.
Paer Washington D. c. Military and Masonic Orders
Ryan, Alaska Ex Member English House of Parliament
Congressman Cae of Alaska, we'll known on Pacific Slope.
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Miss Hubbard Squash My dear Miss
Stringbean, how ! envy your figure!
Why, what would | look like In one
of those Sheath" gowns with my
"squashy" flgurp?-New York World.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-17
WOOSTER.

DIR. A. l. Hutto of Damascus was here
last Thursday on business.
John Cantrell of Damascus was here
Monday.
J. M. Holloway carried cotton to Con-
way Monday.
w. P Shaw is cutting fine lot OF
shingles and says he is now ready to I'LL
all orders for shingles.
Dick Smallwood stuck an AK in his
foot last Thursday while cutting wood,
inficting a severe wound.
Arthur Peace went to Little ROCK
Saturday.
Pierce Blair, who is teaching at the
Blair school house, spent Sunday with
homefolks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robertson went to
Under Sunday.
S. J. King was on the sick list last
week.
Our schools here, at Stony Point,
Shady Grove, Hawkins school house
and Pleasant Valley are progressing
nicely.
T. H. Ward of Greenbrier was here
Saturday.
]. NJ. Holloway has just had his res
idence reprinted, which adds much to
its appearance. Dec. IS.
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VILONIA.
Dec. 10.

Prof. E. d. Cornish of Bronton, Ky,
is visiting his students and friends at
the Arkansas Holiness College, where
he formerly Taught. Bro. Cornish IS
going to enter the ministry and we be-
lieve him fully competent, as he is
man of talent and has power with God:
We are glad to have him visit us, and
our wishes for him in his great work
are that he may succeed.
Robert letter has recovered from his
recent illness and is able to be in school
again.
Florence Jeter and Cora Mae Oquin
have the pneumonia.
Birdie simpson, Gladys Pinson, Mrs.
Bounds and Wilbur Bounds are sick at
this writing.
Pres. c. L. Hawkins went to Conway
Saturday.
l.. +. Wheeless has his horsepower
saw mill in operation.
All Young men should read"PERFECT
MANHOOD" For further information
concerning this wonderful book, see
advertiseme mt elsewhere in this issue
entitled, Have You a Boy" Dec. 10.
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HAPPY VALLEY.
Sunday.

Nice weather and everybody seems to
be enjoying themselves.
People are about done gathering IN
this section.
R. M. Thompson and family of Enola
visited in Happy Valley last of the week.
Will Cardin and family of Cross Roads
visited his mother last week.
Aunt Carrie Glover of Needs Creek
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha Car
den.
!. w. Venable and family visited ].
N. Cardin and family first of the week:
Jesse Henderson and family visited
his father and family first of the week:
J.R. Cardin has sold out and moved
to Searcey county.
Will Lybarger and family of Green
brier visited in Happy Valley first OF
the week.
Mr.. Lybarger has bought land from
w. l.. Farris in Happy Valley and will
move soon.
Our school is progressing nicely un-
der the management of Mr.. Stevenson.
Dec. 10.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Our neighbors are changing around
considerably.
w. N. Bergins has moved into his
new cottage on Bayou street.
The w. o. w. lodge met Saturday
night.
Johnnie Walden and family have moved
into Walter Richards house and will
work land for him.
Mr.. and Mrs Langford went to Mt.
Vernon trading last Friday.
Mr.. Editor, wish to correct little
mistake. The Christmas cantata will
be had on the evening of December %
and everybody come for we are going to
have everything so arranged that every
one present will never forget the pleas
time they had at Pleasant Valley.
Prof. Woods and wife of Mt. Vernon
visited J. S. Munns and family Sunday.
One of the jolliest entertainments of
the season was had at S. P. Crafton's
last saturday night and there was be-
tween so and 100 young people present.
Misses Mary Hawkins and Leona
Flippen and James Baker visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Alvin Walton and sister, Myrtle, will
leave today for Little Rock.
Leo Grafton of Conway was out Satur-
day and Sunday visiting his father an
family.
Mr.. Johnson and wife visited Mrs.
Johnsons' sister at Damascus last week !,
who has been very i'll, but is some bet
ter now. Dec. IS.
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CENTERVILLE.

Health is very good In this section.
Mrs. ]. D. Gray, who has been sick
for some time, is reported better.
Jimmie Cantrell and wife Of Shady
Grove visited at S. J. Hankins' Sunday.
The young people of this place en-
joyed singing at Harry Shows Saturday
night and at McNews chapel Sunday
evening. They report nice times.
H. G. Perry, ]. R. Williams and {.
Woolly went to Conway this morning to
build telephone line.
Mack Woolly made business trip to
Conway the past week.
DR.. Summers of Barney made a pro-
fessional trip to Jim Jolly's Sunday
evening.
There was singing at Fairview school
house Sunday evening. They report
nice time.
There will be singing at S. J. Wool
ly's next Saturday night. Everybody
come.
G. w. Hankins visited his son, S. J.
Hankins, Sunday.
Miss Carrie Utley visited Bertha Han
kins Monday night.
w. II. McNew and wife made busl-
ness trip to Quitman one day lasweek.
S. J. Hankins went to the saw mill
for Will Hyatt Monday.
P. A. Wilson visited at his father s
Sunday. Dec. 10.
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PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

D. M. Jones and wife went to Conway
trading Saturday.
The infant child of Green Beene has
been very sick, but is reported bet
ter at this writing
Mon Nixon and family and Mrs. Har.
vey have returned from Oklahoma and
will make their home here.
R. L. Bell has moved to Joe Nixon's
place, where he will make crop the
coming year.
A. A. Milan and family were the
guests of J. H. Hiett and wife at Gold
Creek Saturday and Sunday.
w. D. Ethridge has returned home
from Quitman, where he has been at,
tending school, for few days vacation
play party was given at J. J. Hick,
mans Friday night and was we'll en-
joyed by the young people.
w. c. Nixon has moved on his farm
which he purchased few days ago.
B. F. Burnett had woven wire fence
built around his yard last week.
c. E. Martin and E. M. Hankins will
start for Little Rock with load OF
geese today.
!. L. Pearson has purchased SO acres
of land lying on the Cadron ridge from
George Downing of Conway. Mr.. Pear
son expects to build on the land soon.
December IS.
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HAMLET.

We are requested to say that Rev.
Mcdonald of Bonneville will preach
next Sunday morning at Beryl church.
Mrs. Ballard of Ballard came up to
her daughters, Mrs. Turnbow, Satur-
day, where she will spend the winter.
Frank Bailey and Bailey Hamlet
went to Conway Monday.
Melvin Carroll went to Conway yes
terday.
Bro. Dawson will fill his regular ap-
pointment at New Liberty next Sunday.
A. B. Jeffries went to Conway yester-
day.
Mrs. Weir and sister, Miss Emma
Wilkinson, went to Conway Monday.
Jewell Meeks, who was accidently
shot, is rapidly improving.
Mesdames Durham and Carter OF Con-
way spent Monday here, the guests OF
their mother, Mrs. Teagle.
Joe Bailey went to Little Rock yester-
Mrs. Watson and daughter OF Conway
visited Mrs. Will Hazel first OF the
week.
Tom Hazel is remodeling his resi-
dence.
Rev. Sullivan preached at Paiarm
school house Sunday afternoon.
December I6.
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MOUNT OLIVE.

Health has improved since our last
writing and is good now.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lock of Beryl WIS.,
tied relatives here last week.
w. c. Abbott of this place has rented
land near Zion Hill for another year,
and will move.
William Lock and wife visited rela-
tives and friends at Beryl Saturday.
The school is progressing nicely here
under the management of Prof. Henry
Langford. The following pupils
names have been placed on the "honor
rolf for the month ending December
Io:-Nomel Morgan, Emma Morgan,
Pearlie Morgan, Florence Terrell, Eula
Terrell, Ola Terrell, Jessie Terrell, Ellie
Banks, Matte Lee Goss, Thomas Nor
gan and Benjamin Allen.
J. ID. Davis carried load of geese to
Little Rock last week.
J. W. Grady has recently added TO
his residence by putting up new side
room.
The first official act of our constable,
w. A. X. Allen was to collect a county
tax of $1,000 from o. b. Mysuer on De
cember 10, which entities him to show
in our county for one month.
Rev. Blevins filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday.
+. Thompson went to town last week
December IS.
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SPR INGFIELD.

Walter Berry visited Morrilton the
past week.
Lafayette McLaren has bought &c
acres of land near town, from the Cook
heirs; consideration, $500.
AT meeting af the Springheld-Plum
erville Telephone Co. the past week, J
S. Cathcart was elected president; and
Miss Garry Moses employed to keep the
central office. This has been long
needed change.
The series of meetings conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Neal of Morrilton at the Bap
fist church here closed Friday night.
l.. b. Dawson has moved to the Cook
residence just west of town.
Lost, strayed or stolen-A stock Of
merchandise known as the Farmers
Cooperative Union. About 20 hard
working farmers can give some informa
ton.
]. S. Cathcart has had we'll drilled
at his store building.
Bob Burks drilled public we'll neal
the school building here the past week
Constable Burns and Deputies Stell
and Berry arrested Green Thomas, col
ored, Saturday for an attempted assault
upon one of his daughters. The case is
set for Tuesday of this week.
Miss Cora Norwood has gone to Con
way to spend Christmas.
Charley Cook was over from Solgo
hachia Saturday.
T. NJ. Houeycut was down from hi:
New Bethel school work Saturday. He
reports his school doing nicely.
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BRISTOL.

VI. and Crawford Strickland OF
Beebe are visiting here.
7. c. Wells and family left Tuesday
for Oklahoma.
Miss Flora Cox is getting along nice
ly with her school here.
Mrs. James Protho happened to the
misfortune of breaking her arm from a
fall one day last week.
RAYMOND Day has returned from
Morrilton where he has been visiting
his father.
Jeff Gunter and family visited in Ro
nance Sunday.
Fred Day was painfully cut by his
horse falling with him against harbed
wire fence.
The literary society will meet on the
second Friday in January at Union Hill
school house.
The young peoples prayer meeting
meets every Sabbath evening at Union
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasoway of Vilonia Wis
tied DIR. Stone Sunday. Dec. IS
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SALTILLO.
ter now.

Health Good and plenty to eat.
Christmas will soon be here and cot
ton still in the fields.
J. d. Jones went to Conway Saturday.
+. A. and T. II. Vestal went TO Con-
way Saturday.
Prof. Ed Langley, who is teaching
school at Oak Bowery, visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
J. w. Graham went to Conway Satur-
day.
Everybody is getting ready for a big
time Christmas.
Jess Johnson carried cotton to Con-
way Saturday.
Mr. Cupit and family of Chadwick
are moving to Saltillo.
Uncle Jesse Henderson, while mailing
rafters together on a house, fell and
was bruised up considerably.
n. G. Smith left Sunday for Okla
mona.
J. c. Cupit has ginned 3I5 bales.
Saltillo Camp No. 4S2, w. o. w. will
meet the fourth Saturday night in De-
cember for the purpose of electing of
fcers. Jesse Johnson will be initiated.
Every member is requested to be pres
ent. Dec. IS.
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NEEDS CREEK.
Crops are gathered here.

Crops are gathered mere.
Homer Powell has rented farm from
T. !. Mathews and moved in our midst.
Pony Cato has moved to Old Under.
Uncle John Smith has bought out the
mercantile business of ]. d. Parks at
Under, and has moved there. We wish
him much success in his new enterprise.
John J. Lowry has purchased a farm
from w. w. Martin in this vicinity.
D. P. Phillips has purchased 40 acres
of land, lying on the point OF the bluff,
near the Cadron, from Mr.. Addison OF
Mt. Vernon.
Jesse Lowry and Walter Phillips, two
small boys, killed large rattle snake
on the bluff near the Cadron. 1t had
nine rattles and button on its tail.
ESQ. w. M. Mills and sou, CLAUDIA,
took cotton to Conway Friday.
]. D. Steinsiek had business at Con-
way Saturday.
Some of our citizens are hauling cross
ties to Conway for past time. It's hard
to keep a good man down.
Our school is moving off nicely; SIS
enrolled, and a daily attendance OF
about the same. Interest was never
better, and hardness is unknown.
The picture man struck our school
last week and took a group OF some. II
would be hard to find a back woods
place that would look better than we
did.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Woodruff, Mrs
Elizabeth Cato and Mrs. r. M. Phillips
were appreciated visitors at our school
last Friday. We trust other patrons
will do likewise, as it encourages the
children, to come out and see what they
are doing. Dec. IS
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CHINQUAPIN.

There was lots of cotton carried to
Conway Tuesday. Among those who
went are S. J. Weatherly, John Bat
ties, J. F. Merritt and Oscar Merritt and
wife.
Sam. Fielder and family visited at J.
P. Boyd Sunday.
Jones Perkins has purchased an or
gan.
E. J. Benton and boys have returned
from England, Ark.
D. L. Hendricks visited at Mrs. Mrs.
Collie Estep's, who has been sick.
J. P. Boyd has new organ.
Mrs. c. A. Spears visited Mrs. Bette
Weatherly this week.
w. A. Reynolds went to Conway last
week.
T. P. and w. s. Spears are building a
chimney for Gould Mobbs at Greenbrler
this week. Dec. IS.
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ENOL.A.

5. +. Lasley and /. w. Roberts made
home seekers trip to Oklahoma last
week and returned on last Sunday.
/. X. Reynolds made business trip
to Pangburn and Heber recently.
ii. ID. Lexington aud ]. X. Matthews.
who moved 20 Oklahoma last fall, re-
turned last Thursday. thoroughly salts
ned with old Arkansas.
DIR. Sanderlin of Quitman is in town
operating dentistry.
double chime Of wedding bells rang
Sunday, when John Stivers was married
to Miss Glenn Lasley aud Albert John
ston, TO Miss Gertrude Spradlin; Rev. ].
o. cantrell officiating.
). w. Williams made a trip 10 Con-
way yesterday in search for Santa Claus.
Dock Young will have a public sale
OF his personal effects on Friday and
leaves for Oklahoma.
+. +. Henry and family Of near Mt.
Vernon, visited 5. w. Williams, Sun
day.
Happened in 1910: the south bound
train killed Jersey COW belonging to
Jess Settler, just north Of town on the
i5th' Dec. IS.
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CATO.

WEIGH Clements is clerking for w
G. Scott.
Mr.. Hogan has all kinds of Christmas
toys.
Ed Clements is clerking for 7. B.
Proctor.
Miss Fora Williams visited Mr.. Bur
gins family Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Pairetts two brothers from FL
Paso visited him the middle of the
week.
Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Akridge went
to Harmony Sunday.
Mr.. Pope of Argenta has moved here
on Dr. Harrod's place.
Mrs. Pruett visited her niece, Mrs.
BOYD, at Crossroads Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hogan spent the day with
Miss Florence Proctor yesterday.
Rufe Harrell went to Little Rock yes
terdBy
H. B. Harrell's family visited Jim
Dennis Sunday.
Will Black and wife went to Harmony
yesterday
Joe Price and family visited relatives
across the hill Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Harris and wife are the happy
parents of fine boy.
Dave Hooks went to Conway Sunday.
H. B. Harrell has ginned over 100
bales of cotton this fall.
IL. Diffee is contemplating moving
on the farm he bought from Charley
Crow, today.
The w. o. w. will meet Saturday
night to elect officers. The Circle will
meet Saturday afternoon. Dec. II.
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BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Christmas to me seems like a time
when everything is turned loose, work
ceases and general rules are suspended.
Therefore, let every one have a good
time, but bear in mind, let's have things
done decently and in order. So here's
a Christmas gift to all.
The school enrolment went up FIVE
notches this week, which makes 49 en-
rolled.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stocks on
last Saturday, fine boy.
Arthur Driver came back home Satur-
day from the Richwoods. He says
there is plenty of cotton and water
down there.
E. r. Wilson has added another room
to his house and has moved into it.
G. w. Jones is enjoying the heat of a
new chimney now.
Wade Blasingame has gone to meet
his children at Conway.
Earnest Blasingame rides little red
pony to school these days.
o. G. Moore, wife and two daughters,
Misses Eardly and Ruby, visited Mrs.
Cele Russell Sunday.
Henry Glover and family are prepar-
ing to leave for Oklahoma to make that
their home.
The boys here are putting in good
time rabbit hunting this week.
w. M. Howard is moving to the Sec
ton this week.
The school boys will have debate at
the school house, Friday evening, the
subject being, Resolved, that Grant
outgeneraled Lee" Homer Bryant and
Wylie Roberts in the affirmative and
RAYMOND Moore and Charlie Roberts in
the negative are the speakers. The
public is welcome. Dec. Is.
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GREENBRIER.

DIR. I. ". McCollum of Conway was
here Monday.
Clarence Henderson went to Little
Rock Monday.
DIR. McMahan of Kendall was here
Saturday.
Several from here attended the funer-
al of J. w. Kirby at Spring Hill Sunday.
He was buried by the w. o. w. OF this
place, of which he was a member.
J. w. Wofford of this place killed two
hogs last Tuesday, II months and five
DAYS old. One weighed 47o pounds,
the other AIS pounds. He got 2IH gal
Ions of lard from them. They were OF
the Poland-China stock.
Everybody remember that Santa
Claus will be here Thursday night, De-
cember ~ at about O'Clock. The
boat is heavily loaded with Christmas
toys and presents. Supt {. II. Cheek
of the Sunday school is corresponding
with him and expects a grand time
when the boat arrives.
Greenbrier Lodge No. 900, F. and A.
M. elected officers last Saturday for the
ensuing year: w. A. Reynolds, w. Nj.
w. w. Cato, S. W.; P. II. Glover, ]. W.;
w. M. Lyon, treasurer and p. K. Bran
an, secretary. Appointive oficers:-C.
J. White, S. D.; R. S. Young, J. D.; J.
E. Surratt tyler; A. J. Mills, S. S., and
J. w. Branan, J, S. Installation will be
December 20 at p. III.
Greenbrier Lodge No. 243, w. o.. w.
at regular meeting last Saturday elect
ed officers for the ensuing year:-W. b.
Love, c. c.; j. H. Mayhem, A. L.; A. J.
Sims, clerk; w. L. Debery, banker; Joe
D. Surratt, Est; c. c. Kelso, watch.
man; J. w. Love, sentinel; ]. w. Rhea,
manager for three years. Dec. 10.