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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE REPORT
Beneficial Meeting Held at Irving
ton by Christian Workers.
Good Papers Read. Mr.. Vaughn
and Other Speakers There.
INCLEMENT WEATHER PREVAILS

The Sunday School Institute held at
Irvington, April Sth opened with the
song, 81 Love to Tell The Story.
PRAYER 10y Rev. F. H. harrington.
Song Onward Christian Soldiers,
after which Rev Harrington quoted sew
eral passages that we're very helpful.
Prayer by Rev. Ben F. Wilson.
Work in the elementary grades by
Mrs. w. J. Pigg was very practical
and helpful, if put into practice by
schools in this county woul make them
more efficient and thorough.
Mr.. w. G. Vaughn addressed the
Institute and emphasized the importance
of memorizing scripture.
Song by congregation.
Institute adjourned until p. m. with
prayer by Rev. Harrington.
Afternoon session opened with a song
followed by Rev. Harrington who ably
discussed Teachers Training. He
said there are four things every teacher
should know.
First-He should know something.
Secoud-He should see something.
Third--He should be something.
Fourth-He should do something.
$. G.. Dowell not responding, Mr..
Vaughn said on the topic: The object
Of the Teachers Meeting" the first object
should be to study the manner of pre-
senting the lesson.
Rev T.. W. Graves on Education
Tor Salvation toSeryice, said he thought
the teacher should be educated to be the
best and most efficient soul winner.
Mrs. Piggot gave her class drill which
showed thorough training by their efici-
ent teacher. after which the secretary
of the class presented each pupil with a
beautiful ribbon book mark made Of the
rainbow colors.
Prof joel II Pile being absent, Mr..
Vaughn made short talk on "Visitauon
Mrs. S. p. Parks spoke on Home
Department and Cradle Roll; asked
how may we reach the members whC
live in the country? To which Mrs. Pig
got replied by personal letter, which
would be well for each school to practice
Mr. Vaughn said each school should b,
graded and have Its work systematically
arranged
Song stand Up For Jesus.
Rev. B. F. Wilson in speaking on
Temperance and Mission said The
Sunday School lesson taught withou
Temperance and Missions is not tn,
wor of God
The following su~erintendeuts wert
appointed. Organization, Mrs. j. R
Wimp, Iryington, Ky. Intermediat,
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Miss Tida Mercer and Miss Bette
Taylor, of Custer, arrived here Monday.
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Republican State Convention, Louis
vile, nay o.

For this occasion, SO round trip from
Cloverport, May and 6. Good to re-
turn May g.
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work in time to insure the very best re-
suits in the fair following.
A number of Hardin,burg people will
leave next week for Oklahoma, Texas
and New Mexico for two weeks trip.
Paul Compton has gone to Colorado
on business trir.
A force of men are this week putting
the finishing touches of work on Jeff
Hooks concrete elevator which was
built last year.
Dr.. Milton Board spent Sunday with
his family here.
Jas. F. Jarboe, Of Chenault, was in
town Monday.
Fletcher Mercer, of Constantine quail
fled Monday as road foreman in the
fifth magisterial district.
But two marriage licenses have been
issued this month; J. D. Wells and
Dezzidi Overton j. T. Adams and
Eleanor Dowcll.
Arthur Goodman was here Monday
from louisville on his way to Hodgen-
vile. Mr.. Goodman has a big con-
tract for grading and doing other work
on the Lincoln Park in LaRue county.
In few years the old Abraham Lin
coin birthplace will be beautiful park
listed by tourists from all parts of the
United States. Mr.. Goodman will soon
put d score of teams at work on his
contract.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there is,at least one dreadful dis
ease that science has been able TO cure I'm all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con-
stitutional disease, requires "A constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces OF the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address: f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Take HAIRS Family Pills for constipation.
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LOVELY CHARACTER.
Mrs. WhitlOck, Formerly of
HaWeSYiIIe Dies In
Indianapolis.

Mrs. F. b. Whitlock, formerly Miss
Anna Hennen, daughter of Mrs. NJ. H.
Hennen, of this city, died at her home
in indianapolis yesterday morning, after
an illness Of several weeks, of Bright's
disease. At the time of her death she
was surrounded by her mother, husband
and brother, Mr.. Alfred Hennen, of
Cincinnati, and other friends.
The remains will arrive in Hawesville
tonight Thursday and the interment
will occur in the Hawesville Cemetery
at 10 q. m. Friday.
Mrs Whitlock was married several
years ago, and the husband and little
four-year-old daughter survive. The
deceased was a lovely character, a true
Christian lady, and was most popular
with all her old home people, who grieve
her departure Hancock Clarion.
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HARDINSBURG.

Mr.. Bonsib, "the Flying dutchman,
of indianapolis lectured on prohibition
at the NJ. E. church Sunday night. He
predicts national prohibition within
twelve years.
w. S. Ball of Frankfort, was here
several days last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Pate,
Tuesday, April z; boy.
Mrs. P. Morris Beard will give an
egg hunt Saturday afternoon at the
picnic grounds for the benefit Of her ju-
venile Missionary Society 1.-The Jewels
and home guards" Ten cents admis-
sion will be charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Beard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Beard and Rev. and Mrs.
E. B. English were in Louisville last
week
A special song service will oe given
at the NJ. E. church South Sunday night.
These services, under the direction OF
Mrs. Blanche Read, are very enjoyabl
aud crowded house greets the choir
upon these occasions.
A tacky skating party will be given
at the rink Thursday night of next
week.
Miss Verbal McMullin, of Henderson
| has been chosen principal of the pub
lie school for next year. Misses Willie
Chambliss and May Warrington are The
assistants. \ fourth teacher may be
selected.
Prof. Driskell, who has taught here
for several years will return to Harmed
to teach next fall.
J. A. Witt has bought John Lewis
stock and rented his blacksmith shot
and will make a specially Of fine horse
shoeing, His collection Of homemade
shoes for diseased feet, for roadsters
and for the prevention Of incorrect step
ping is worth any horseman's attention
Frank DeHaven has purchases of NJ
n. Beard, Administrator a lot on tn
street leading 10 the depot for $500, ant
will at once begin the erection of a two
story dwelling. The lot is between lie
Walls and the Guthrie property and i
a beautiful site.
The stockholders Of the Breckenridge
Fair Association held meeting Satur
day, and adjourned until the first Sat
urday when they will meet again. Il
the meantime the charter will b.
amended so as TO permit an earle
election of the Boar of Directors. Al
early election will enable them to get t.
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Home Seekers Rates
L., II. & St. L. Reduced Rates.

To the West and South West first anC
third Tuesdays via L. H. & St. L.
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One way Colonist rates to California
and the Northwest March l to April
30th. Home-seekers round trip rates
to West and Southwest, February to
Is, March. 3 and II
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IMPROVED RIDING CULTIVATOR
To- 2 with Square Steel Beams and Four ShOVeIS.
A. s. Of E. Resolutions.

Whereas, there are some farmers who
will not join the A. of E., neither will
they pool their tobacco or sign the
acreage pledge.
Therefore be it resolved that we de-
bar them from selling or pooling their
tobacco with the Society of EQUITY.
But if they wish to sell or pool with
the Society, they may do so by paying
2j cents on the 100 lbs.
Resolved that we oppose the charge
of the name of the A. S. of E., 70 the
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EIGHT PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1908.

grades: Miss Ada B. Henderson,
Webster, Ky. Institute adjourned with
song Praise God, followed by benedic-
ton.
The evening session opened with song
Lead Kindly Light. "
Devotional by Rev. B. L. Wilson.
Mr.. Vaughn made a very practical
and impressive talk on The Awaken
ing"
Owing to the rain few workers were
present, but all were very enthusiastic
ard seemed to thoroughly enjoy the
work.
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MI Dali - Inc
only man from
Breckinrid &c
gliding an ap-
point under the
new admins
.tration. 1t
came to him, he
says, without
solicitation and
his is indebted to
Or. Bruner, Sec
retary Of State
for it. He is
OF g htin &
Taft or HEAVIER
in. he wolld
like for h j S
friends TO stand
by the men that
ctOO1 by him
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Sherman is making good in his position
in the Seoretary's office, attending close
ly to his duties and doing his best to
make a good and efficient officer, all of
which his friends will be glad to know.
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L. II. & St. [. Notes.

$l.25 Louisville and return, Sunday,
April Goth on morning trains, good to
return same day.
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VIZ CHERMAN BALL, Of Frank
w y fort, was here last week in
the interest Of Fairbanks and Bruner.
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Henderson Route Notes.

Sp ecial Weekend Excursion Fares.
Every Saturday trains 113, ia, lis
and rs, and all trains Sundays. Round
trip tickets will be sold at reduced rates
to local points, good to return Sunday.
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Morgan.

L. K. CoZad visited M. L. Dales Thurs
day evening.
Miss Lulu Newcomer spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Mart Davis.
near Woodland.
Grandma Reese spent last week with
her son, Speed Hayes, and family.
Mrs. Merit Cozad and Mrs. Mary Dale
had business at Pleasanton Wednesday.
Several from here attended the fu-
neral of Clayborne Moore at Lineville.
Thursday.
Mrs. M. Dale returned home Monday
from two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. W. W. Peck, of Allerton. Miss.
Dora Peck accompanied her home for
an extended visit.
Miss Nellie Dale visited friends in
Leon over Sunday.
M. L. Cozad and family visited at
Freeman Hawkins Friday.
Miss Halle Hubbard visited her.
aunt, Mrs. M. L. Dale, Monday after
noon.
Ed Mcdowell visited at D. A. Robin
sons Tuesday.
Hildred NcClaren visited with Bessie,
and Grace Smallwood Sunday.
J. w. Hubbard and family visited at
Nicholas Halstead's Sunday.
M. L. Cozad and wife were Leon visit
ors Saturday.
Misses Anna and Lulu Hubbard visit
ed M. L. Dale'a Thursday.
Everybody is busy this week prepar-
ing for the Chautauqua at Leon next.
week; it promises to be very interest
ing and no one should miss it.
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r. F. d. No. 1.

Jim Moore and wife were Pleasanton
callers Saturday.
George Clark is on the sick list.
Grace Drury returned home after
weeks visit in Missouri.
Nj. Hendrickson and family visited
Sunday at Herd Davis.
Ed Still is helping the Minor boys in
putting up their hay.
Marion Davis and family and Elba
Dale and family called at Allie Wool
sey's Sunday evening.
Steve Turpen and family visited Sun
day at T. L. Wynne's.
Several from this vicinity attended
the birthday dinner at Joe Ingram's
Wednesday.
Andy Still and wife visited Sunday
at John Moore's.
Lawrence Wilson and wife visited
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents, Jim Drury ard wife.
Mrs. Rome Drake and son Bert visit
ed at T. L. Wynne's Monday.
Elba Dale and family spent Saturday
at his fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Still, of Woodland, came
down Saturday for few days visit with
their daughter, Mrs. John Moore, and
family.
Allie Woolsey had business in Leor
Monday.
Marion Davis and family called al
Uncle AL Sparger's Monday.
Most everyone in this neighborhooc
have their grain stacked.
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r. F. D. No. 2.

Several of the farmers in this vicinity
threshed last week. Oats averaged
about Is bushels and wheat from to 20
bushels to the acre.-a half crop.
Sunday, being the 62nd birthday of
Mrs. Jacob Manchester, about SO friends
and neighbors gathered at her home
and gave her a surprise dinner. May
she enjoy many more such birthdays is
the wish of the writer.
The Blockley ball team defeated the
Pleasanton and Corncob Junction team
Sunday by score of-Pm ashamed to
tell.
Frank Cox was Leon business caller
Saturday.
Milt Manchester was elected secre-
tary of the township school board, Amos
Brazelton resigning. l will say to the
schoolma' ANS that Milt is eligible for
marriage, is good fellow, an expert on
roller skates, can dance some and last
but not least is good democrat.
Fred Smith and Hiram Manchester
spent a couple of days last week fishing
on Little River.
If the trustees of Burrell township
will have some road work done on the
Davis hill mile and half this side of
of Davis City on the Leon and Davis
City road they will receive the thanks
of the travelling public and couple of
cold ones at the Davis City reunion.
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Peach Blossom.

Jack Woolsey was Leon caller Sat-
urday.
Miss Myra Blakesley assisted Mrs.
Ode Dale with her household duties
last week.
Miss Ella Conrey, of Leon, visited
with Miss Verna Linden Saturday and
Sunday.
Guy Yingling and wife had business
at Davis City Saturday.
Clifton Mills called on Miss Elva
Campbell one evening last week.
Olive Evans, of Leon, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Julia Evans, this week.
G. W. Blakesley was business caller
at Leon Friday.
Clifford Cowles and Oracle Dale at
tended the show at Leon Saturday night.
Ray Marvin, accompanied by Myra
Blakesley and Nellie Woolsey were Leon
callers Saturday afternoon.
Clifton Mills and Walter Blakesley,
accompanied by the Misses Elva Camp
bell and Elva Evans, attended the ice
cream supper at j. NJ. Marvin's Satur-
day night.
Ed Spencer was caller on the ridge
Sunday evening.
Several from this vicinity attended
services at the Catholic church Sunday
Merl and Pearl Dale spent Sunday
with Pearl and Merl Blakesley.
Mrs. Jane Blakesley and daughter,
Mrs. G. Z. Campbell and Mrs. S. A. Dale,
departed Tuesday for Missouri to visit
relatives.
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KiIgore.

Rain is much needed in these parts.
Mrs. A. ]. Woolsey is on the sick list
Ed Still, of Pleasanton, was up this
way on business one day last week.
James Still and wife, of Highbrier
were Sunday evening callers at J. M
Osborn's.
Miss Sarah Robson was caller Sat
urday afternoon at the home of her
brother, D. W. Robson.
Steve and Cleve Osborn, of Missouri
were over Sunday visitors in this vicin-
ity.
Miss Alice Still was visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. M. Osborn, last week.
D. W. Robson and wife were Leon
callers last week.
On last Sunday surprise was given
on Miss Mary Mcdaniel, who is here
from Wichita, Kas., visiting her parents
and other relatives. There has also
been surprises at the Lille and Wing
ling homes the past week.
j. M. Still and Joe Dale delivered hogs
to Blockley Monday.
Esther Peters, Of Leon, was visiting
at the Lille home Sunday.
Otis Pryor and Grover Hamilton, of
Pleasanton, were up this way Sunday.
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Grand River.

Arthur Osborn of New Market was a
Grand River caller between trains last
Monday.
Vim Gillreath and wife departed
Monday for their home in Lake Andes,
S. D., after spending week among
friends and relatives of this place.
Mr.. Peterson of Tingley was on bust
ness in our town Monday returning
home in the evening.
Mrs. Lutte Lands and daughter Emma,
visited last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dekalb.
Miss Vents Snyder visited Tuesday
with Eff Mcconnell.
MIR. Paul Caster of Hopeville was in
our town Monday on business.
Robert Snyder took his recreation in
Grant Young's hay field a couple OF
days last week.
Miss Helen Van Werden of Leon de.
parted for her home Monday after a
short visit with Miss Emma Lands.
Mrs. Burkhart and daughter, Linnie,
were Leon callers last week, returning
home Saturday.
T. T. Johnston and daughter, Alice,
visited Sunday with relatives in Ellis
ton.
Mrs. Verne Beck visited last week at
the home of T. T. Beck.
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Wesley Items.

Mrs. Will Hayes and Mrs. Reese Wis
tied Mrs. John Nickel on Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Gammill visited Alta Petty
Sunday.
Mrs. Lib Crum visited her daughter,
Mrs. Nora Flynn, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Grandma Lowrance is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. John
Hines.
Miss Amy Adair is visiting at F. M.
Lowrance's this week.
Miss Laura Perkins and children Wis
tied Mrs. Anna Cozad last Sunday.
This week will finish the hay harvest
and good many farmers are preparing
to attend the Chautauqua with their
families.
There will be meeting at Wesley
Chapel the second Sunday in August
conducted by Rev. Leatherman.
Floy Nickel, Amy Adair, Olive and
Anna Lowrance called at ]. Crum's Sun
day evening to hear the graphophone.
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BIookley.

This section was visited with much
needed rain Monday morning.
George Stephen and son Macy had
business at Leon Monday.
Fred Jones is helping Geo. Stephens
with his hay.
There was an ice cream supper and a
social dance at Jim Marvin's Saturday
evening. All report good time.
Mrs. Joe Dobson and son Charlie at
tended the show at Leon Saturday even
ing.
Charlie Dobson is helping John Weld
ner with his harvesting.
Bert Dobson visited with friends in
Lineville over Sunday.
John Weidner and wife called at Joe
Dobson's Saturday afternoon.
Estella fuller is helping Mrs. Joe
Dobson with her house work.
Joe Barlean bought some hogs Of Joe
Dobson last Monday.
Frank Davenport had business at the
county seat last Saturday.
Several Of the Blockley folks attended
thd show Saturday evening at Leon.
Charley Hatfield and wife visited at
John McNelly's last Thursday after
noon.
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Good Hope.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Redman and son
spent Sunday with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of Van
Vert.
Ray Waters visited with Lloyd and
Karl Barger Sunday.
Mrs. Lenna Hamilton spent Sunday
with Fletch Keller and family.
Rev. Raglan filled his regular appoint
ment at Good Hope Sunday.
Charles Reed, Of Missouri. Mrs. Anna
Fierce, Mrs. Bertha Gould, and Miss.
Emma Barr, of Van Vert, called on Ed
Fierce and family Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcgahuey and two
sons spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs..
w. H. Wise and family.
N. G. Rasmussen and family spent
Saturday night with John johnson and
family of near Leon.
Earl Hamilton departed Thursday for
Wyoming to visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Mabel Wills spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
George McGahuey, and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Wise visited in
Van Vert Saturday night and Sunday.
Last Sunday evening number of
young folks went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. S. Plots to help their.
daughter, Vera, celebrate her 18th
birthday. The evening was spent in
social chat and music was furnished on
the graphaphone and piano. Refresh
ments were served and at late hour
they all departed for their homes, wish.
ing Vera many more such happy birth
davs
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Lonesome Ridge.

The whistling of the the threshing
machine is now heard on the ridge.
Mrs. Ingram and son Dennis, were
Leon visitors Tuesday.
Tom Guthrie made a business trip to
Des Moines the fore part of the week.
J. Keeran hauled load of corn to
Leon one day last week.
Charley Davis is working for Jim An
derson this week.
Arthur and Bill Campbell were Leon
callers Thursday.
About thirty-five invited friends and
relatives gathered in at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ingram last Wednes-
day to help her celebrate her seth
birthday anniversary. The crowd gath
cred in between II and - o'clock with
the very best of good things to eat. At
served and everyone seemed to partake
heartily of the good things to eat. Burl
King, a photographer from Missouri,
took the pictures of the family and the
crowd. They all departed at late hour
wishing Mrs. Ingram many more such
happy events. She received some USE
full presents as a remembrance of the
day.
Mrs. Will Smith is on the sick list.
Charley Mills and family called at
the Mills home one afternoon last week.
H. Townsley and wife were Leon Wis
itors one evening last week.
Grandma Boyer is on the sick list.
Tom Guthrie has purchased a new
threshing machine from the Huber Co.
in Des Moines.
Several of the young folks from this
vicinity attended the ice cream supper
at Guy Yingling's Saturday night. All
report jolly good time.
Mrs. Nj. W. Hamilton is on the sick
list.
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Sweet Creek.

Quite number spent Monday at
Lamont.
Theo. Creveling and family visited at
the Gentry home Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wills of Grand River
was visiting friends here a few days
the past week.
Lloyd Toney and Harvey Carroll had
business in Lamont Friday evening.
Mr.. John Osborn of Duquoin, Kansas,
visited Friday night with John Wion
and family.
Mabel Lloyd visited with Efie and
Clara Gentry one day last week.
Wilk Wion spent Sunday with Ed
Euritt.
John Toney and family and Frank
Thummel called at John Wion's Sunday
Dusky Gentry and John Zimmerman
we're Lamont callers Saturday.
Frank Ross and wife called at N. l.
Euritt's Sunday evening.
Lloyd Toney, wife and baby visited
Sunday with his parents near Togo.
Mabel and Jessie Lloyd were Lamont
callers Saturday.
Hank Rauch and wife visited at Dusky
Gentry's Sunday.
Pearl Barnes called on Hazel Stewart
one day last week.
Myrtle Wion, Mabel Wills and Minnie
Wiley visited with Hazel Stewart Tues
day afternoon.
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Sleepy Hollow.

Harry Marvin and family visited owe,
Sunday with Jake Piper and family.
Joseph Ingram and wife visited Sun.
day with T. j. Guthrie and family.
Lelah Marvin called on Julia Horney
Monday afternoon.
Clifford Ingram spent Friday night
with his cousins, James and Homer
Davis, near Pleasanton.
Ed Spencer passed through this vi
entity Saturday.
James Osborn is binding timothy for
Homer Townsley.
Quite number from this vicinity at
tended the ice cream supper and dance
at Guy Yingling's Saturday night.
Cecil and Annis Guthrie, Willie Shell
ton and Dennis Ingram spent Sunday
afternoon with Lee and Julia Horney.
Clyde Marvin and wife we're seen in
this vicinity Sunday.
Bert and Dennis Ingram were Leon
callers Monday.
The Davis and Ingram boys called on
Vern Dingman Sunday morning.
Charles Davis is working for James
Anderson