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ROBERT GtElEIsh who fascinating Elale "heah
YIN Philadelphia the uninterrupted beeshp
Newport Goelet regarded of the
popularity has seemed TO eclipse her
viable
Washington last spring the guest Mrs Mich
Longworh appearance the entertainments
something OF Her
accntuatd by her TALL wiowy figure
This with her Mrs Craig Bdde Mrs
all and the social
s not complete unless it bears her
D1o,en in the
of Deon with her daughter Miss
DeKoven hstesse viii probably
main at Newport throughout the fall
= = r
Washington the Capital been
like its dearth Of
only
possible Washington with
colony the red leaf of the
small that the
otonyo the between season" about to end
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger ana
family have returned from Atlantic
CITY
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Miss Bella Hirsh, Of Kenyon street. is
visiting friends IN New York city.
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NJ A Green has returned from de
lightfuI Northern trip and a couple Of
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
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Mrs. B. Nordlinger has returned from
the Blue Mountain House. Blue Ridge
mountains. where she has been spend
ing several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 3. Mercer. .of $500
Thirteenth street. accompanied by their
two sons, are spending the 81 miner at
Newport, R. J. Mrs. Mercer is chaper-
oning Miss Iris Masters, OF this city.
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Mrs. Norman Luchs and daughter.
Jane, have returned from Atlantic City.
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Max Goodman is registered at ths
Hotel Rudolf, Atlantic City.
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Mr.. r. 3 Tuley has returned 10 her
home from Hagerstoygn Nd, where she
vas the guest Of Mrs 1T. N. Kay1or.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morgan are spending
several weeks in Atlantic City.
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Mrs. ". y. Parker and Miss Edna A.
Parker, of Capitol HiI, have gone West,
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Frank Springer, who has spent the
summer months in Washington the
guest Of his brother, William Springer,
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Buckingham Mclean entertained a
dinner party Thursday evening at the
Sign OF the Fox, complimentary 20
William L Post. The table was beau
tifuliy decorated with ferns and white
flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Cornell Wilson, Mrs. Francis Cadey,
and Mrs. Mary King Sumner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Levy. of the Home
apartment house, have returned from
Atlantic City.
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Major Strauo, L. s. a.. who Was ap-
pointed by the War Department To at
lend the Esperanto Congress in Dresden,
has arrived in that city.
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Mrs. A. r. Hecht, OF K strees. has re
turned from Atlantic City, where she
had with her Miss Helen Goldsmith ana
Miss Beatrice Goldsmith. of Baltimore.
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L Z. Cruitt and A b. c CTuitU are
spending several weeks 1t the La Fon-
tame Hotel, Atlantic CitS.
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Miss Edith Eliason. who has spent
the last two weeks at Sheffield, Va.
has returned to her home in Washing
ton.
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F. B. Lyon, Of this city. is spending
some time in AtIantic City.
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LLOYD c. GriScom, American s..nbas-
sador 10 Rome. is making q motor trip
through Europe.
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Howell O'BTien is spending several
weeks in Hagerstown, Nd.
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Secretary sTsEs is in New York and
VIII probably teturn to his duties in the
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cans have re-
turned from a several weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
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Kaufman. have returned 10 their home.
after spending several weeks at Glen
Manor, Forest Glen, Nd
Addison Leiberman. Of Chicago, who
has been the guest OF his aunt. Mrs.
Max Weyl, viii leave town today for
Newark, n J.. where he viii visit his
aunt, Mrs. A. Feist.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. BsIderson
have etuTned from Colonial Beach.
where they spent the past week.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn and daughter. Miss
Selma Kahn. nave returned from Paeho-
que L l.. where they spent the early
part OF the summer with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Sydney Heller and
family have returned from Atlantic
City. where they were sojouruing for
a few weeks.
Louis Hirsch ana Melvin Behrend have
returned from a delightful trip 10 Nova
Scotia.
Mrs. r.. Goodman and daughter. AIiss
Josephine Goodman, have returned from
-EhElaA hEEha EAdE d. <AAAallLtG 1AAe-
AIr. and Mrs. Isaac ". NoTdllnger
and sons nave returned from Atlantic
City. where they spent the past two
months at the Oriental
Mrs. A. r. Heclt, OF K strees. has re
turned from Atlantic City, where she
had with her Miss Helen Goldsmith and
Miss Beatrice Goldsmith. of Baltimore.
Irwin Rice. OF Chicago. has returned
10 Washington, after spending the early
summer with his brother, Bertram Rice,
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brcslau and
daughter. Cariyn, after spending the
summer at Takoma Park, returned to
their home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cans have re-
turned from a several weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. B. Nordlinger has returned from
the Blue Mountain House. Blue Ridge
mountains. where she has been spend
ing several weeks.
Mrs. c. FTiedlander and sons. of u
street. have gone TO Newport News,
Va. 10 visit Nj. and Mrs. William Gar
ner.
/ B. Hartz has returned from Al
1antic City, where he stayed for sew
eral weeks.
Miss jeanette Ganss and Miss Flora
Ganss have returned from Pen Mar,
where they spent q couple weeks Al
the Hotel Imperial.
Miss Bella Hirsh, Of Kenyon street, is
visiting friends In New York city.
Miss Lizzie Jandorf is taking trip
10 Atlantic City and New York city.
Benjamin NordIinger is making
several We eks' stay at Atlantic city.
Miss Rebecca Wanberg, Of Alexandra,
Va. has been spending q couple weeks
in Atlantic City and New York.
Max Goodman is registered at ths
Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic City.
! Mrs. Norman Luchz and daughter.
Jane, have returned from Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger ana
4 family have returned from Atlantic
! City.
| Max Hl-sh and Percy Eirsh have re-
turned TO their home. on Kenyon street.
latter a several weeks stay at the Hotel
| Oriental, Atlantic City.
! Edward Voigt. IT.. has returned from
| A weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
! NJ A Green has returned from a de-
/ lightful Northern trip and a couple Of
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brcslau and
daughter. Carlyn. after spending the
summer at Takoma Park, returned to
their home yesterday.
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Irwin Rice. OF Chicago, has returned
10 Washington, after spending the early
summer with his brother, Bertram Rice,
Of Baltimore.
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cold Washington had its echo
the felt the drop tempera
kny popors wall that their business has been
comfortable
bridge and dv
the with its latest
shoulders society noddng its
head tromt The of 5
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Mrs II X Barker is spending several
weeks at the New England Hotel, At
laT.tiz City.
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Mrs. Herman Kraus and Miss LilIiar
krauss OF 1926 P street are spendins
some time in Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowndes, who
have spent the summer with Miss f,mily
Tuckerman at Ingleside, StOckbridge,
are now at Tuxedo Park for the late
season
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Miss Catharine D. Horsley. daughter
Of Judge Horsley. OF Lynchburg. Va,
las returned TO her home after spend
ing several weeks visit 10 her aunt.
Miss Mary Perkins Horsley. Of IS2s G
street northwest.
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Louis NeWmyer and son. 4. L. New
myer. have returned to their home at
the Plymouth. after joining Mrs. New
myer at Atlantic City last week.
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wv region
O Bass in
Presidential candidate Hot Springs
take
the
andAIr al September
TO
family the Sinton Hotel arrangement which
they Cincinnati they
they occupied their Although
family left Washington
they he'd Cincinnati they would make
Cincinnati the
furnished practically solution the
hotel about the only
alter tive
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C. r Hamun. who left Washington
recently, is tta guest OF relatives in
Eaglesmere, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Won Haak Of this city
are guests at the Colonial Hotel, At
lantic City
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Miss Bessie Simmonds has returned
TO her home in Charlotte n. c. after
visiting relatives here
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Granville Fortescue, formerly of the
army and an aid 10 the President. 70
whom he is related, is spending few
days in New York, where he AZ regis
tered at the Holland.
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Captain and Mrs. Charles Humphrey
Of Fort Porter, n. z, have been enter
tanning Captain Humphreys mother,
Mrs Humphrey. and her daughter.
Miss Humphrey. A number Of affairs
have been given in their honor by The
women at the fort
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Mrs. William G. German OF 20S Pavo-
mia Avenue, Jersey City. =. J.. is the
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Mrs. Hunt Slater was the guest for
whom ". o. N Scott entertained at
dinner last Friday night at Chalks, Bar
Harbor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W A Countryman aud
their son are spending some time al the
aurora House, Aurora. ". Va
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The Misses Mo'lie. Emily. and Anna
Ragan' and brother, John Raglan, of 50
Randolph street, are summering at At
lantic City.
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Norman DAILY is spending several
weeks at Herndon Va.
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Miss Ruth Grosner, who was in At
lantic City with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isidor Grosner, has returned 10 her
home here. while her parents have ex-
tend ed their trip to Boston. Mass.
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Mrs. Emily Worth has returned TO her
home from Round Hin. Va.
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Mrs. Marx Kaufman and mother,
Mrs. Fannie Kaufman, and Milton
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Mr.. and Mrs. Urner. of Silver Springs.
Md, are spending a couple of weeks at
Atlantic City. Mrs. Urner was Miss
Elizabeth Eckert, of Washington.
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w Z: ::.:: +: + :: :. :: =: y: 4; $ III
OF RassI In Lake Eric
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The Rev n. w. Ballengee and Mrs.
Ballengee, of Georgetown, have return
ed from West Virginia. where they
have spent the summer in their former
home
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Miss May Daddys.uan, who has spent
the summer in West Virginia, visiting
Keyser and other points, has returned
TO her home on Wallach place north
west
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Mrs. s A. COMBS is spending some
time in Springfield, Ohio.
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Lieut.. Charles G. Mortimer, who IS
stationed at Fort Smelling, Mimi, has
had as his guest for some weeks his
sister. Miss Mortimer. OF Washington.
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Lieut. Charles II. Danforth. e. 5. A.
who has been stationed at Fort McPher-
son. Georgia. arrived here this week
for a short Stav
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Mrs. J. Lee Whitmore is spendine
several weeks at the Hedford Hotel
Asbury Park.
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Jerome \. B0naparte, who went
abroad early in the season, is now in
St Morltz
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Miss Leila Wood has returned u her
home in this city from Norfosk, where
she has been the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Lillian White
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Miss Myers, who has been the guest
Of Miss Genevieve Gaskins in her home
on Twenty-ninth street for several days,
and who spent some time in Atlantic
City. has returned TO her home in Han
cock, Nd.
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The military attache of the japanese
legation, Mai. Is Tanaka VIII make
an inspection tour of the army service
schools of the United States. His first
visit will be TO Fort Riley, where ne
will attend the maneuvers to take place
thara
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George T. Noyes has returned 60 his
home from West Virginia, where ne was
camping in the Back Greek valley with
a party of young people from Martins
burg and Cumberland.
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Edgar kaufman has returned from
Pen-Mar, Md, where he has been for
the past few weeks at the Hotel I'm
rsrfaI
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spend the fall season at Locust Point,
y. 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss have been
the house guests Of Mrs. Townsend and
Miss Mathilde Townsend at Bar Harbor
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guest OF her mother, Mrs Dora Thomp-
son of 50 SIN street. y. L.
Mrs. Josephine Esputa paly left
WashinEton Thursday for Atlantic City,
where she will spend several weeks
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The Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke. pastor
of the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church, has returned 20 the city from
Ocean City, Nd, and New York city,
after an absence OF about six weeks.
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where they will he the guests Of rela-
tives for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Gray. who has been spend
| ing the last month in New York. has
returned TO her home
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Miss Lucille Davis. Of Charleston. \.
c., who spent the early summer in
Washington. has returned from Balti-
more. where she has been the guest OF
relatives for the last month. Miss Davis
will remain in Washington several days
before returning to her home in the
South
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-27
RIvEs NEWS.

Mrs. Matte Hedscot and children
have moved to Rutherford.
Mrs. ]. R. Anderson is visiting
relatives in East Tennessee.
Miss Amy Moss visited her grand
father, ]. B. Caudle, Saturday.
Was it Sherlock Holmes that cap
tured two mules Friday afternoon.
John Houser, one of our progress
sive farmers, was in town Satur-
day.
w. C. Farr1s, of Union City, Wis
tied relatives South of town Tues
day.
Miss Sal1ie Bean visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Carter, Saturday and
Sunday.
w. w. White returned Friday
from a pleasant visit to relatives
in Waverly.
William Mckenzie, an advanced
student, entered school Monday to
take advantage of the review.
A slight wreck on the l. c. R. R.,
near the depot Monday, caused the
blockading of six or more trains.
Moss Palmer and sister visited
the family of ]. c. Mitchell west OF
Union City Saturday and Sunday.
H, Compton, who lives west OF
Union City, passed through Mon
day afternoon en- route for Kenton.
S. E. Agnew, ST., who has been
an invalid for months past, has
Teen in a very dull stupor this
week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lindsay en-
tertained Monday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Clemmons.
The Touring mill has this week
changed hands, the Rives Milling
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PROTEMUS.

Hello! Old Oak; how are you?
Joe Lee, of Hornbeak, was here
!. Monday.
Miss Maggie Hayes, of Liberty,
was here Tuesday.
Miss Lille Mae Hayes was in
this burg Saturday.
J. D. Killion is having his resi-
dence reprinted. Wonder why?
VERNE Garrison and Marion Kelly
visited Hornbeak Thursday night.
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Edith McAnally is on the sick list.
Miss Cammie Caldwell was the
guest of Miss May Smith Saturday.
Arnie Gore recommends Spout
Spring to any q with heart
trouble.
Messrs. Walter and Frank Hutch
ison, of Talleys, we're here Tuesday
en- route to Union City.
Messrs. Claud and Clay Grady
visited their brother at Bethlehem
Saturday night.
Miss Ethel Lindsey was the guest
of her friend, Miss Joe Walker, of
Bethlehem, Saturday night.
Miss Ethel Lindsey and Miss En-
ma Garrison were the guests of
Miss Mamie Sanders Sunday eye.~
Misses Mamie Sanders and Ethel
Lindsey, accompanied by Mrs. An
ME Lindsey, visited in the Mineral
Springs community Wednesday.
TRIxIE.
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Bow Killed.
TRIXIE,

Paducah, KY, March p. With
in twenty-four hours OF the time the
State m1litiamen, who were guard
ing Marion, KY, were to leave, lit
tie Tom Wheat, of Wheeling, W..
Va, a 6-year-old boy, was shot and
killed in the room of guardsman.
With him we're Bob Sayre, white
boy, IL years old, and Ed. Clements,
Ia years old, colored. They went
into the soldiers room IN the New
Marion hotel. and almost immedi-
ately there was the report of a gun,
and the two older boys came run
ming out. The lifeless but still
warm body of little Tom Wheat
was found stretched IN pool OF his
own blood. Zach boy blamed the
other tor the deed, but at the in
quest the jury returned verdict OF
accidental killing. Tom Wheat
was visiting his grandfather, Capt.
Haase, who stays at the hotel. The
body was taken to Wheeling to-day.
IT. c.....1,...a INl0,.~ Mana halter
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TROY

W. c. Mcdaniel was in town on
business Saturday.
S. A. Carter. of Union City. was
here part of the week.
H. E. Mcdaniel. of the Postal
service, is at home this week, sick.
Cave ]. Crockett and wife. of
Union City, visited here part of the
week.
John Powell and wife, Of Gold
Dust, Tenn, are visiting friends
here.
Our postmaster, P. A. Bowman,
attended to business IN Union City
/ Monday.
Misses Lantie Turnage and Cur
tbs Latham spent part of last week
in Oblon..
"Sunshlne Willie of Hornbeak,
was mingling with friends here part
of the week.
Mr.. ]. Smith Crockett was this
week raised to the sublime degree
of Master Mason.
Mrs. ]. w. Joyner and daughter,
Miss Lottie, were in Obion shopping
one dav this weak
Mr.. John Church, a prominent
citizen OF west of town, WIS buried
at the Bethlehem GEM Try Sunday.
Brother Pressly has sold his
house and lot to Mr.. Steven Ben
nett, who will at an early date
move here.
Hurt Rochelle is home from
Bowling Green, Bright Waynick
from Mckenzie, and Kirt Brown
from Bowling Green.
Several of the Troy boys who are
in business in Memphis were here
Sunday. Among them were Oscar
Easterwood, of the Postal service,
and Tommie Taylor, of the l, c.
r. r.
Our hotel changes hands between
now and the 1st of April, Mr.. F. c.
Watkins taking charge, Mr.. Will
liams going to Dyer. Troywill miss
Mr.. Williams, especially as church
man and Sunday school worker.
Messrs. John Moffatt, Davy Crock
EFT and Walter King are in Mem
phis this week attending the an
nual examination for postal clerks.
Troy has sent out more postal
clerks than any town between st.
Louis and Memphis.
Miss Fay Taylor entertained a
number of her schoolmates and
friends on last Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor Among those present we
find Misses Lantie Turnage, Hat
tie Clark, Nellie Nichols, Sammye
Morris, Dora Maxwell, Emma Nor
ton, Inez Stovall, Tula Harrison,
Bessye Joyner, and Messrs. Hurt
Rochelle, Rupert Bowman, Joe Nc
Cracker, ]. c. King, Lowell White
side, Fitz Maxwell, Thomas Press
ly Russell Brown and Ashley In
gram. Delicious refreshments we're
served and Miss Fay was the re-
cipient of many nice presents, it
being the occasion of her birthday.
No. 2.
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FREMONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hart, of near
Troy, visited relatives here Tues.
day night.
Mrs. Jennie Cloar, of Clayton,
visit per grandmother, Mrs. Bet
well, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Nichols, of
Troy, were the guests of J. E..
Caldwell Monday night.
Miss Hastings, of Big Sandy, came
down Saturday and secured the fall
term of school>at Hampton.
]. I. Caldwell went to Dickson
Saturday to visit his daughter, Miss
Elsie, who is there In school.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Kirk, Sunday, girl; and to Mr..
and Mrs. Barry London, Friday, a
girl.
Mr.. Bynum Terrell and son, of
Fulton, are here this week and have
purchased farm from Will Cald-
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mentalo Jones and
children, of Hickman, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Henry. Hudson Saturday
night.
- Miss Willie Ingram, of near Hick-
man, was. the guest of Misses Dixie
and Ruth Cafu@ell Saturday night
and Sunday.
Misses Miriam and Jessie Glover,
of Woodland, were the guests of
Misses Murtie and Inez Cloar Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. Austin Maupin is very sick
at this writing. VIOLET.
Just received from China and
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LOVERS

of good health should prevent sickness
instead of letting themselves get sick
and then try to cure it. So long as you
keep your liver, bowels and stomach
in a healthy and active condition you
won't get sicH. Billiards. Herbine re-
lieves constipation, inactive liver and
all stomach and bowel troubles. Sold
by Red CrossDrug Store.
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On Wednesas. a.. ovs--~ .1190S, at
my farm in District No. 3, near
Crystal, will offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder or bidders all
of my farming implements, II
horses and mules, cows and calves,
20 hogs, so barrels of corn, 10 tons
clover hay, 2 buggies and wagons,
household and kitchen furniture, etc.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
w, ]. JOHNSON.
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Use Sunshine Flour. None better.
Some BOOTY Recovered.

Obion, Tenn, March 24.-While
Mrs. ]. D. Cox was in the garden
at the rear OF DR.. V. ]. Jernigan's
Office, she saw a cigar box on the
roof of the coal shed. 1t was found
to be one taken from the postofhce
at the time of the recent robbery.
It contained ia pennies, "a check
for 81 and few papers.
ssMy child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. l applied
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil. TheNpain
ceased and the child sank into a rest
full sleep. Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson,
Hamburg, Ny.
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Just received fro m China and
japan rev stock of mating. Low
est prices at Bell Furn. Co.