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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29
RAIN MAKER ENGAGED.
Frankfort, N. Y, Man Will Try to
Stop Forest Fires.

Utica, n. Y.-Prof. Carl Z. Myers, of
Frankfort, suburb of this city, is GO
ing to make an effort to produce a rain
storm that the forest fires may be extln-
guished. Mr.. Myers is a veteran bal
loonist and aeronautieal engineer and
claims that down in Texas some years
ago he produced rain that spread over
several States. His plan is TO send up
a big balloon filled with gases which he
will explode with an electric spark.
Prof Myers has been engaged by sew
eral paper companies of Northern New
York whose forest lands are being de-
stroyed by fire. The first balloon will
be exploded within a few days between
this city and Frankfort.
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WILL FORFEIT PIERCE BOND
State of Texas Will Not Let Up on
Oil Man.

Austin, Tex.-Unless II. Clay Pierce
surrenders to the court at st. Louis, Dis
trict Attorney James II. Hamilton OF this
county, who has charge of the prosecu-
tion of Pierce, in case he is brought back
TO Texas, says Pieree's $4,000 bond will
be declared forfeited in that city. This
is the result of the action of the SUI
preme court of the United States in re-
fusing TO grant hearing in the habeas
corpus case.
In the event Pierce does not go TO st.
Louis, Texas authorities will not let up,
but District Attorney Hamilton said a
new requisition will be applied for, this
time on the governor Of Massachusetts,.
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BISHOP POTTER INFERRED.
Last Services Over Remains Of
Episcopal Dignitary.

New York.-Grace Church On Broad
way, was thronged Tuesday with digni-
taries of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, officers and delegations from
many societies and the clergymen from
many sister churches in the diocese Of
New York, when public funeral services
were conducted over the body OF the Ri.
Rev. Henry c. Potter, who died at Coop
erstown in July. The service was pre-
liminary to the transfer of the casket
containing the body of the bishop to its
final resting place in the crypt of the
Tiffany chapel in the great Cathedral
of st. John the Divine, which is still in
progress of erection.
Five bishops of the Episcopal church
took part in the funeral services.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29
NIGHT RIDERS MURDER
CAPT. QUENTIN RANKIN
Thrilling Story OF the Escape of Col. K. Il
Taylor From the Outlaws.
Governor Patterson Goes to Scene of Trouble to Take
Charge of Situation-Ten Thousand Dollars
Reward for Capture of Murderers.

probably the two best known men in
this section Of the state. Col. Taylor.
not long ago, ran for chancellor Of this.
the Fifth judicial, district against Judge
Cooper. While he has never sat on the
bench, he is known to every one as
Judge" Taylor.
Governor Telephones.
Memphis, Tenn.--Governo Patterson
called up Thomas NJ Scruggs Of Mem.
phis this morning and notified him Il
the reward which had been offered.
Governor Patterson" Mr.. Scruggs
said, "offcrs $4,000, to be paid by the
state, for the apprehension Of che muir.
derers Of Col Taylor and Capt. Rankin
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29
GETS CARNEGIE MEDAL.
Railway Fireman Rewarded for Saving
Life Of a Babe.

Lincoln, Neb.-Martin r. Lax, recip-
lent OF a Carnegie medal for bravery, is
a Lincoln railroad man. While firing an
engine ON the Burlington he noticed a
little babe ON the tracks ahead. He ran
out ON his engine, dropped down TO the
pilot and with great effort with his arms
grabbed the child and threw il from the
track, saving its life. Railroad fellow
workmen presented him with gold
watch for his bravery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29
POLITICS is ESCHEWED.
Supreme Court Will Not Advance
Bank Guaranty Case.

Washington.-The supreme court Of
the United States practically indicated
its disapproval OF the efforts to bring
that court into politics at this time by
denying the motion to advance the hear
ing in the case of the Noble State Bank
of Oklahoma against Gov. Haskell and
Others, involving the eonstitutionality
of the Oklahoma bank deposit guaranty
law.
A special plea was made for the sd'
vancement of the case because Of the
prominence in the campaign of the ques-
ton of the guarantee in bank deposits,
but the court declined to act on the sug'
gestion.
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TEXAS INLAND WATERWAYS.
Plan Is TO Connect New Orleans With
Rio GTande.

New Orleans, Ls.-Announcement /.
made that about 1000 delegates from
Texas and Louisiana will meet here De
eember and 5 TO make definite plans
for an inland waterway from New Or
leans TO the Rio Grande at Brownsville
Texas. The plans adopted at this con
vention viii be presented TO the River,
and Harbors convention in Washington
which meets December .. 10 and IL.
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LYDIA Z. PlNKHhM

No other medicine has heal
successful In relieving the sues.I
Of women or received so many 1
uine testimonials as has Lyds|
Pinkham's Vegetable Comps
In every community you WI
women who have been reston
health by Lydia 4. Pinkhams
etablc Compound. Almost 4
one you meet has either been 1
flied by II, or has friends vhoa
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Lynn, Mass, any womananydiF
see the files containing over O1
lion one hundred thousand 4
from women seeking health
here are the letters in whica
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lures that they were Curd pIlI
Il. linkham's Vegetable CoIP
lydia 4. Pinkhams NeE1
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from surgical operations.
Lydia L. PinkhamS NeE1
Compound Il made from Toos
herbs, without drugs, and Is "
some and harmless. j
The reason why lydia Z
hams Vegetable Compound
successful Is because It coniaHI
gradients which act dincty
the feminine organism, es'oiI
TO a healthy normal condItioA
Women who are suffering
those distressing ills pcculaf@,lI.
sex should not lose sight o.
facts or doubt the ability Of
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Comp
m raatnra THAR health.
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GOV. PATTERSON IN CHARGE.
Orders Troops to Be Under His Personal
Direction.

Humboldt, Tenn.-Gov. NJ. II. Patter-
son left here Tuesday night at 10 o'clock
for Union City to take personal charge
of the situation in that county growing
out of the assassination of Col r. u,
Taylor and Capt Quentin Rankin. On
account OF the enormity Of the crime
the governor has cancelled AL his speak
ing appointments for the time being 10
take charge Of the situation
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29

The thief Jumped into a.
but he had 50 much mo,. o' N
clothes he couldn't swim saS b
the .'., bottom; recovered evor v W wi !.
That was lucky: You y c',''
that money as the nucleu, ~ su'ut |
fund."--Iiouston Post aaau
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Special Term Of Court.

Union City, Tenn.--Judge Joseph Il.
Jones will convene the circuit court OF
obion county in special session Friday
morning A venire of twenty five men
will be called by the court, and the Judge
will pick his own men. From this num-
Der a special grand jury will be impan-
eled TO make an investigation OF the
murder of Capt. Rankin. This unusual
legal proceeding was decided on this
morning after a conference in which a
number OF leading lawyers Of West Ten
nessee took part.
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Important 10 Moss


Uncle ifenry-NcuIc. tso. .
observe the Sabbath at that ~
sort where you spent your 49,.
Pretty Nicce-lndecd ,bev A. y
On Sundays they always sev. /, !
lar -four course dinner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29

To have a cough tina, youc a,,,.
off-even when you 10 to bes, !
II away for good by using So
Cough Syrup. II heals lna,m-..
OF the throat and lungs-gl,e, 49, J,
and peaceful sleep.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-29
The Same Thlrs

"Tii bot your trouble isn't r,,
like mine. I've got a sick ar6,
Isn't III I've got a FAC gn1.
Boston American.
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COL. TAYLOR ESCAPED.
Terrible Experience in Flooding Though
the Swamp.

Hptonville, Ienn.-Unharmed save nu.
merous scratches received In thirty.hour
trip through unfamiliar woods, ami the
fatigue incident to the trip without food.
and the mental strain, Judge X. Zach
Taylor reached here Wednesday morn
ing after a miraculous escape from night
riders at Reelfoot Lake, who murdered
his partner, Capt. Quentin Rankin.
Judge Taylor's cseApc IL due 20 a dar.
ing dash for liberty while the night rid
ers were shooting into the body Of Capt.
Rankin.
At a moment when he thought the
guns were empty, Col. Taylor broke Tor
freedom. Dashing few yards TO the
bank Of a shallow inlet Of Rcclfoc. Lake.
lac plunged in.
\ f,sillads Of bullets followed the fu-
gutive, whose figure was dimly discern
ible.
wading and swimming. the aged al,
torney pushed forward Bullets and small
shot fell on every side. but none struck
true.
I Near the bank opposite the firing NIGHT
riders. Judge Taylor concealed himself
behind log.
Hundreds Of sbots were fired into AMI
around the log by the night riders. bu.
NOT one nepc,rated far eno,ch 20 in;ur.
Col Tavior
| Satisfied that their victim had met
doa,h and ,.a,;,, cha, IN. ,sn.a,ed
- = - -, - a.,
s'u'' VI '"o's "ou'u "o"se 'o' many
residents Of the neighborhood, the night
riders did not attempt 10 cross the
! slorch hu, l.f, IN. .cen. after over aOo
-,
sho's had Deeh i'feu.
Col. Taylor lay behind the log for ten
minutes OF more, and then crept into the
undo,hr,.h and concealed himself until
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The dread OF ridicule Is a., IA q
gle originality at It's birth.
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Thought Things Quiet.

The vicinity of Reelfoot Lake is
treacherous. People unaeeustomed TO the
community may easily get lost, and 1t
would be an easy matter, il is said, for
the night riders 10 hide in places known
TO them and shoot down members OF
the posse, before they themselves could
b, detected.
Col. Taylor and Capt Rankin are
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-21
Crossingville

Planting corn seems to be the
order Of the day in this community
Misses Bertha and Luch Smith
of Tarrytown, called on Miss Birdie
Roger, Monday evening.
Arthur Roger and Samuel Nihi.
ser attended prayer meeting at
the U. b. Church, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. August Hilderbrant made
business trip to Logan, Monday.
Mr.. John Manning and wife
were Logan shoppers Saturday.
John Weaver and wife spent
Sunday with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers.
Frank Nihiser and wife were
seen on our streets Friday.
Jesse ROlston and wife were
seen passing through this place
Saturday.
Jacob Nihiser called on Levi
Rogers, Wednesday evening.
Homer Kitchen, of Pine Valley,
passed through here one day last
week.
Henry Downs and wife had as
their Sunday guests John Man
ming and wife.
Perry Francisco, of Black Jack,
was seen on our streets Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Rogers and mother,
Mrs. Mary Nihiser, were Enter
prise visitors Thursday.
August Hlldebrand purchased
quite number of peach trees last
week, his intention is setting out
one acre of the most delicious kind
to be had. We wish him success
in his adventure.
Mrs. John Nihiser and son were
seen passing through this place
Saturday evening.
Jacob Nlhiser and son were Lo-
gan visitors Saturday.
Busy BEE.
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GibiSonVille

What has become of Gibisonville:
Well, the rain has washed all the
news away and the heat has caused
the scribe to crawl for the shade.
ID. f. Wylie, of Bay City Michigan,
was the guest of David Wylie, of this
place, a couple of days last week,
G. ID. Notestone and wife, of Logan,
are visiting relatives at Gibisonville,
at this writing.
Velva Brashares and Goldie Evans
visited with Martha Kelch and Matte
Rouse, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Head, of this place,
left for Sugar Grove, Sunday, where
she will pay an extended visit to her
parents. Before returning home she
will visit friends in Lancaster and
Columbus.
There was preaching at the M. f..
church, Sunday with large attend
ance. The pulpit was ably filled by
Rev. Baker.
Joseph Ginsky spent Sunday with
friends In Columbus.
Rev. Baker and family called on w.
II, Brashares, Sunday evening.
There will be an entertainment at
the u. b. church on the Sunday fol-
lowing Decoration Day In honor of
the soldiers. Everybody invited to
attend. MONICA.
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Marion No. g

Corn planting seems to be the orde
of the day.
VIM. McLauglin and wife spen
Sunday afternoon with VIM. Pierce
Estella and Jessie Wright, of Ole
Town, called on May Polling, Sunday
Goldie Scholl called on Rila ant
Emma Brown, Sunday.
Quite number of the Old Towr
boys met on p. Wrights farm to play
ball Saturday. Quite game was
played, the score being l3 tool. Fine
boys, keep on playing, maybe Ole
Town will soon have fine ball team
We hope so.
John johnson and wife, of Gore
called on ID. Wolfe and family Sun.
day.
Samuel Bright and wife called or
Simeon Rutter and wife Sunday.
Ellie Bright and wife called on d.
Wolfe's, Sunday.
Levi Wolfe and Ellie Pierce called
on II. Bending, Sunday evening.
CRACKERJACK.
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vain he was put In Mr.. Roses huck.
ster wagon and taken to the residence
of Jacob Banter, which residence
he had left only short time before.
DR.. Melcher, of So. Bloomingville,
was telephoned for, who sooe after
arrived. Opiates were administered
by the doctor to the patient, who re-
gained state of conscientiousness.
The wounds were not deep, they
were only flesh wounds. The doctor
thought that If he had good care, he
would he able I'm three or four weeks
to return to his home. We want to
say that this young man Is son Of
John Allison, an old school teacher of
Vinton county. Mr.. Allison has sew
eral warm friends in this section.
We will guarantee that his son will
be well taken care of till he is able to
90 to his home. The wild cat was
found to be an old one, with large
sharp teeth and claws about two
inches long. Asa Ward and Pete
johnson pelted the animal. The hide
will be given to the young man to
take with him on his return home.
The horse left the buggy top at
Spruce bridge few rods from where
it was attacked by the wild cat.
About one quarter of mile up the
hill in the direction of So. Blooming
vile it left the rest of the buggy with
the exception of the shaft is, which 1t
took with it to Harry Gordon's, where
1t was caught by James lies. The
horse will be returned to its home in
Vinton county, soon. Any of the
readers wishing to know more about
the horrors of the wild cats will call
on or address Asa Ward, Orland o.,
II, +, d., No. /. MAUD.
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Brownsville

w. M. Flowers, one of our gooC
merchants of this place, made a fly
ing trip to Lancaster.
Lizzie Arters was seen on oul
streets one evening last week.
Isaac Flowers and wife called on
Chris Pierce last Tuesday.
Wheat is looking fine in this vicin
ity.
Clifford Beavers called on Isaac
Flowers, Sunday.
Willard Flowers called on John
Caves last Sunday.
Ephram Lutz was seen on our pixies
one day last week.
Arthur Flowers and Charley Pratt,
OF this place, made a pleasure trip tc
the b. L. S. last Sunday afternoon.
Preaching was we'll attended at Mt.
Pisgah.
saw in our paper, the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL, that they have hospital
in Logan. l was glad to hear of it.
1T is needed as the sick have to be
cared for. UNCLE BILL.
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. Windy Ridge

John and Frank Dupler, Scott Bow
res and.Dr Matthias Walter we're the
Sunday guests of w. Il. Goss and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Carrie Woltz was Logan
caller, Saturday.
Ruth Bowers called on Mrs. Mar
garet Kline, Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIII Woltz was seen out
riding, last Saturday evening.
Loris Kline, of Coly Valley, was on
our ridge Sunday afternoon
Mrs. viii Myer, of Laurel Ridge,
passed through here, one day last
week.
Mary Azbell, of near Fern Ridge,
was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Mar
garet Kline,
Alas, and what has become of the
Fern Ridge correspondent?
Will Seasoltz and Dick Woltz are
the champion fishers.
Fred Bowers and son, Scott were
Logan sh oppers, Saturday.
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South Perry

j. A. McClelland was in Logar
from Saturday until Monday on bust
ness.
Howard Hedges and wife had fol
their Sunday guests Walter Hegdes
and wife.
j. w. Carr was in Circleville Satur-
day and purchased a new huxtel
wagon.
Rev. Corey assisted Rev. Williams
in the services held at the Baptist
Church here Saturday and Sunday.
Freely Carr and wife will begin
housekeeping in the Hillard property
this week.
Mrs. r. III. Hillard, of Laurelville,
visited her mother here over Sunday.
Jasper Cave and e. F.. Imler were
over at Logan last Wednesday on
business.
l.. ID. Gardner and wife visited in
town over Sunday.
The county commissioners were out
this way recently and made arrange
ments for the repair of the fill that
was partially destroyed by the recent
floods, and also to replace the
abutment that was washed out
under the Stump Run bridge at the
RiZer farm.
Davy Carr and family have moved
on the farm that he recently pur-
chased.
Fanny Gardner has been on the
sick list for the past few weeks,
suffering with an attack of heart
trouble.
Maurice Kane, of Lancaster, and
Ethel Goss, of Stump Run, were
united in marriage at the BRIDES
home Sunday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Williams, pastor
of the Baptist Church. The bride
and groom are among our most high
ly respected young people. Both
have been successful teachers in this
township. They have a bright future
before them.
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OldtoWn

We are having some fine sum
mer weather at present.
Elizabeth Redd of Logan, visi.
ted relatives at this place, last
week.
Miss Goldie Scholl made a trip
to Logan, Saturday.
We understand that Samuel
Cell is going to erect new barn
in the near future.
Have you been reading "The
Iron Way?" We have been read
ing each and every chapter, and
regard it very interesting.
Frank Polling and Jesse Fickel
were Logan visitors Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boba visited Isaac
VOLTS, Sunday.
David Rutter and wife called on
relatives at this place, Sunday.
Samuel Bright and wife visited
the latter's home, Sunday.
A number of boys from this
place, attended meeting at Logan,
Sunday evening. SIR LANUFAL.
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Sunny Side

Mr.. Thomas Voorhees, and daugh-
ter, Joanna attended preaching at
Gibisonville, Sunday.
Mr.. Jess McGrady was seen on
our ridge one day last week.
Miss Grace Moore is in the SER
vice of Mrs. Joseph Brashares at
this writing.
The Misses Pansy and Mary
and Fanny Keller, attended Sun
day School at Gibisonville last
Sunday.
Mrs. Melissa Bensonhaver and
Miss Martha Kelch were callers
at Laurelville, one day last week +.
Mr.. Homer Dannison is in the
employ of S. @. Lama at present,
Miss NADIA Donley took dinner
with Mrs. Inez Banter one day
last week.
There will be preaching at Oak
Grove, Saturday night, June 2s.
GEApYs,
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Rockbridge Route

VIM. Polling was a Logan visito
Saturday.
Lewis Alley returned home, afte
spending few days with his siste
of Columbus.
Frank Miller, of Columbus, spen
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. N. E
Miller, of Rockbridge.
Ray Deny was seen in our city
Monday.
Ed. Grove and family visited
Luther Fink and family.
d. Lee and Willie Barron made ;
flying trip to Sugar Grove, Sunday.
Joe Jackson, of Poverty Hollow
spent Sunday in Rockbridge.
Charley Tucker spent Sunday with
his family.
Nora Shaffer, of Buzzard avenue
took dinner with Clara Bond, O
Rockbridge.
Mrs. Roy Rider and wife were Lo
gan visitors Su day.
Willie Barron visited friends in Lo-
gan, Sunday.
Ethel Hickman returned home
after spending few days with rela
tives of Delaware.
Mrs. Nora Troxell made flying
trip to Sugar Grove.
Joe Woltz and Elmer Beougher
made business trip to Lancaster,
Saturday.
Mrs. j. Il. Barron is not improving
very fast.
George Polling and Lester Heft
made business trip to Lancaster,
Saturday.
Mr.. Vernon Dupler and wife are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of daughter Saturday, May 8.
PANSY.
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Swan

Walter Sain, of Columbus, Is visit.
ing his parents, r. II. Sain and fami'
ly.
J..J. Sterling, rising young man
Of this place, often calls on Eli Soud-
ers.
Albert Redick called on friends and
relatives at Nelsonville, one day last
week.
George w. Geng, of Stella, called on
Joseph Redick, last Sunday.
Bert Armstrong, of Starr, Is visit
ing r. Lane.
ii. #. Thurness and wife, of Logan,
are visiting the family of Jacob
Thurness.
Mrs. Richard Sewers is visiting
friends I'm Indiana.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Pleasant, next Sunday.
COUNTRY KID.
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Happy Ridge

Planting corn seems to be the order
of the day at this place.
Jacob BANTER, wife and son Willie
spent Saturday and Sunday with
the latter's mother.
Mrs. Zelda r. Ebert, of Laurel
vile, and Arthur Hutfines, wife and
daughter, of Logan, spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson, of this place.
Mary Keller spent Sunday in
Gibisonville.
Henry Hutlines, of Button Ridge,
planted corn for his brother Joseph,
one day last week.
Mrs. Anna Keller and nephews
Pearley and Roland Ogle, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Robin
son.
Emery BANTER, wife and two chill
dren, Oliver and Mabel, were the
guests of Ira BANTER and family.
Jake Huttines and Della Tatman
attended Sunday-school at Pine Grove.
Geo. Vorhees, Miles, Charlie and
Ellis Willard spent Sunday evening
with Esquire Gordon and family.
VIII Robinson and Charlie Huf-
fines was busy hauling fertilizer last
Saturday.
Robert Gordon called on Ira Balm
ter, Sunday afternoon.
VIII and James Quillen, of King
ston, spent Sunday with their sister
Lucy.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daughter
Maize, entertained the following
guests last Sunday: Mrs. Lizzie
Vorhees, Mrs. Margaret Gordon, Lucy
CULLEN, Grace Denton, Nellie Vor-
hees, Homer Denison and Robert
Gordon.
Pearl Huffman, of Logan, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
mother.
Floyd Brown and sister Clara, of
Button Ridge, spent a few days last
week with Esquire Gordon and fam
lily.
Mrs. S. G. Lama made flying trip
to Rockbridge last Wednesday.
Several of Emery Bainter's friends
called on him to have their fortunes
told Sunday evening.
Bertha anu NADIA Hutiines spent
Sunday wiGh their uncle, Henry Huf-
fines, and family, of Button Ridge.
Mrs. Inez BANTER spent Saturday
with Mrs. Anna Keller.
Jake BANTER was a caller at Gibson
vile, Saturday afternoon,
Ira Huffman and Maize Lama spent
Tuesday with Hiram Lama and fam
lily, of Bethelville.
Roy Hutiines and sister Ethel at
tended Sunday-school at Pine Grove
last Sunday.
Lew Conkle. of Pine Grove, was
seen on this ridge one evening last
week.
Emery Hutiines spent Sunday after
noon with Win Robinson.
Chas. Huiiines was a business caller
at Isaac Quillen's, Sunday.
Homer Denison spent last week
with friends at Bethelyille.
WANDA.
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Mrs. S. Joyce, $50 Sullivan ST.,
Claremont, N. H., writes: "About
year ago / bought two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t cured
me of a severe case of Kidney
trouble of several years standing.
1t certainly is grand, good medi-
cine, and l heartily recommend
it," Bort & Co.