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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
Stocknan Visits.

| J. R. Caldwell, the Williamson val , ley stockman, arrived here yesterday afternoon from his home in Simmons on stock business.
 Former President Visits.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. A. Haggott. formel residents of this city arrived here yes terday from their home in Los Ange les. on a vist with relatives.
 Disorderly Drunk Fined.
 John Berrie pleaded guilty to tn, charge of being drunk and disorderly in the court of Justice of the Peac, MeLane yesterday and paid a $1O fine Mine Manager Visits.
 Harrington Blauvelt, general man. ager of the Casa Mining Company, wis tied here yesterday on company bus mess, returned to the Cash mine in the afternoon.
 Home from Trip.
 ]. N. Roland arrived home yesterday from an extended tour embracing many mining districts in Nevada, Col orado and Alaska. He has been ab- sent thirteen months. Will Locate Here.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Craus arrived yesterday afternoon from Seattle, Washington, to locate permanently. Mir. Craus is nephew of B. F. Peters, director of the Juanita Mining Com pany.
 Mrs. Peters Improving.
 B. F. Peters of the Juanita Mining Company returned here yesterday from a visit with his wife, who has been very ill in Phoenix. He reports her condition improving daily. Her many friends here will be pleased to learn that she is considered out of danger and will be able soon to return ito her home in this county.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 Office of U. s. Surveyor-General, Phoe-
 nix, Arizona, March l6, 1909. Sealed proposals will be received at this of ! flee until 12 o'clock, noon, on April l5, 1909, for running, measuring, and
 marking according to law and instrue-
 tiOns the following described surveys, tO-wit: The N, S., and E. bdrs., T. 17
 N, R. IS w; E. bdy., T. IS N, R. IS
 W; N. and W. bdrs., Yrs. l7, IS, and
 19 N., R 19 w.; w. bdy., T. 20 N, R. l9 w., together with the subdivisional
 lines of Ts. IS and IS N, R. IS W. and
 Is. r, IS, 19, and 20 N, R. 19 w., G,
 & s. R. B. & M., Arizona, at rates of
 mileage not to exceed those allowed by
 law, subject to statutory restrictions,
 Probable TesuTveys and retraeements
 of township exteriOrs, 24 miles; esti- mated number of miles of survey:
 standard lines. 6 miles; township ex-
 teriOrs, 60 miles, subdivisional lines, 360 miles; total, 45O miles. The liabil- ity of contracts embracing these sur veys must not exceed $S,0OO.00. All bids must be made in writing, sealed and marked Proposals to execute Government surveys described in No tiee 2-1909, dated March 16, 1909" A copy of invitations for proposals to execute these surveys, together with full specifications as to rates of mile age and other particulars can be mad upon application therefor to this office. Bids must be submitted in duplicate. Only responsible, reliable, and eompe- tent surveyors will be employed, who must execute these surveys in their own proper persons and will be re- quired to give bond in double the es- timated amount of the liability of con- tract in each instance. The right is reserved by this office to reject any and all bids and no proposal will be considered unless it is accompanied by a certified cheek in the sum of $25000. No contract will be binding on the part of the United States until ap- proved by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Office of q. s. General. Phoenix, Arizona, March 16, 1909, Frank s. Ingalls,, U. s. General.
 (W) Mar. 31, Apr. 6.
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the Mudhole mine, was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for the Mudhole camp in the Walker district. Will Race in Denver.
 A string of eight race horses belong ing to T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff passed through acre yesterday afternoon in a special car on the passenger train en route from the Salt River valley to Denver, Colorado. The eguines are highly prized trotters and paeers. Metallic Finish Front.
 Painting of the front of Birch Brothers cafe on Montezuma street started yesterday, and is now well under way. The effect is a beautiful copper metallic finish. The design is the first of its kind seen in any of the local business or mercantile establish ments.
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Serial No 05OO7l
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 PhoeRiX, Arizons

IseTial No O5OO7l
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. PhOeHix, Arizona
 MINERAL. APPLICATION No. OsoO7 Notice is hereby given that swastika Develop ment Company, by Frank L. Wright, it's attor- ATizona, has made application for patent for the ''Isis' and Mora D" lode mining claim, Survey No. 2s2e, situate in Peek mining district. Yavs- ioNR % m Sns,rrveysd in S.seTrg ssS 4 rg as follows:
 ISIS LoDE
 Beginning at cor No 1 from which SLIM No 2s29 brs N 45 deg 9 min a secs 6B ft Thence 70 dsF p min 25 secsw W l456.5 tooor Nc 2 Thence 42deS 45 min W GO ito cor No3. Thence N 70 deg 90 min g seconds E I456.5 a to cor No4. Thence s 42 deg 45 min 600 ft to COT No l, the place ofbeginning.
 NORA B LODE
 Beginning at cor No from which U SIM Thence 2 deg 54 min " IsGO 1t 10 cor No2 Thence 4 deg IS min E 6O0 1t to cor No Thence N R deg 54 min F. I5OO it to cor No {. Thence 4 deg IS mn " coo ft to cor No l, th~ place of beginning.
 Variations at all COTS l4 dees % min F. Notices of location are recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Yavspai county, Ari- zona, as iOlli ws:
 "Isis" lode mining claim, Book 72 of Mines. at page +6O: ''NOTa B. lode mining claim. original notice of location in Book Go of Mines at page 560. and amended notice of location in Book S2 of Mines, al page 5Sl.
 Net area'Of claim, 3S 2ss acres.
 This claim is situated iB the Prescott Forest Reserve. and is bounded CT the northeast by Silver Prince" lode, Lot No 8, and on the southwest by the Alta" lode Lot No 42 No other known adjoining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming advei sely the mining grounds, veins, lOdes, premises or any portion thereof, so described pfatted and applied Tor. are hereby notified that unless their aoverse claims are duly filed with the Register of the United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, during the sixty days publication hereof they VIII De barred by virtue of the statute in such cases made and provided.
 Dated. February g, 1909.
 FRANK B. PARKER,
 Register Land Office First publication March3
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' terday afternoon, after a pleasant bus. mess visit here.
 Stoped Over Here. Mrs. W. J. Mayer, of Mayer, stop ped over here yesterday on her way home to Mayer from a visit with her parents at Del Rio.
 Accepts New Position.
 Joseph Mulrein was an outgoing passenger yesterday morning for the Monica mine, where he has accepted q position as ok-keeper.
 Visiting in Del Rio.
 Miss Ola Henry left yesterday after noon for Del Rio, wnere she will be the guest of Mrs. J. P. Storm and the Misses Storm several days. Enjoying Vacation.
 W. H. Maekay arrived here yester- day morning from the Black Rock dis triet, 10 enjoy a well-earned vacation among his many friends here. Purchased Fat Cattle.
 Joe Roberts arrived home yesterday from the Salt River valley with a ear load of fat steers and a carload of sheep for his o. K. meat market. Home from Cherry Creek.
 Miss Kate Fitzgerald, who closed a successful term of the Cherry Creek school Friday afternoon, arrived nome yesterday to attend the funeral of her father, Patrick Fitzgerald, who died yesterday morning at 1850 o'clock. stockman Here.
 R. F. Perkins, the upper Verde stock man, stopped over here last night on his way home from the Salt River valley, where he has been the last week on stock business. Home from Jerome.
 J. J. Fisher, consulting engineer of the United Verde Extension Mining Company, arrived home last night from a visit to the Little Daisy mine in Jerome.
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FOR SALE - GOOD RANCH, 80 acres with orchard of 300 trees. House of rooms, barn, blacksmith shop and other outhouses. Good well; abundant water close to sur face. Apply Wm. Roberts, Simmons, Ariz., this office.
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PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported By The
 Prescott Title Co.
April 13

April 13
 J. E. Chatten to Oxford Gold Mining Co.,, NJ. Deed. 45,OOO saares stock Volunteer, Banker, Florence, Cashier mines, Hassayampa district.
 w. D. Leeeh to Oxford Gold Mining Co.,, M. Deed. 5O,OOO shares stock Ohio, Crown Mines, Hassayampa dis triet.
 Chas. W. Fisher to Ralph K Fisher Bill of Sale. Numerous cattle ana horses, &e.
 Order of Probate Court in Estate of James Croxdale, deceased, confirming sale of lands to Mrs. G. A. Troutz foI s5IO.
 F. & A. Cailleteau to \. Marina, J. Zueea and Max Tappero, Bill of Sale, | Union Saloon, Prescott.
 Estate James Croxdale to Mrs. G. A. Troutz, Deed. s5lO. Lots ,, and \. w. ar. See. 6, IAN, W. Vim. Croeker locates 4 Placer claims, Willow Creek district.
 April IA
 M. C. Loftus to Loftus & QuiIlen, Bill of Sale, s46O. Barber shop lur. niture and fixtures, Jerome.
 H. B. White to W. NJ. Hisle, Bill of Sale. $1725. 15 buggies and wagons, 14 horses, harness, saddles, etc.
 R. c. Poston, E. L. Hart ct al. to Pedro Romero, w. Deed. Lot 6, Block K, Prescott.
 James ". Smith, sheriff, appoints F. M Hudlow as deputy. Annio & T. J. King to Chas. R. Wal lace, N. Deed. s12OO. Half interest in Lost Mountain Boy and Home Stake mines, Black Rock district
 c. R. Wallace and c. c. AcKinstry locate Ideal mine, Walker district. c. B. and w. I. Linn locate Little Eva Mine, Hassayampa district.
 April 15
 Margaret A. Dumas to J. P Girdner, W. Deed. 5000. S.w. qr. of NE. qr, Section 34, l6 N. E., and tract ad joining.
 Hannah Harrington to Bessie Us nick, Q. c. Deed. $3OO, Lots : and 8, Block 8, Mountain View Add. Jerome. Sycamore Mining, Smelling & De velopment Co. to W. M. & Rose M. Holiday, Bill of Sale. s35O.OO. 2 gray horses.
 c. II. Haskell and wife to Nelezer Bros. Co., Q. c. Deed. Lot :, Block II, Jerome.
 Phoebe N. Henley to J. T. Bishop and W. J. DeArmond, W. Deed. $500. NV. qr.. See. 9, HIN, 5W.
 Camlin Evans and wife to J. T. Bishop and w. J. DeArmond. ". Deed. $50. NE. qr of NE. qr., Sec. 25, II N, , w
 John W. Dougherty and wife to Pat Walsh, W. Deed. Lot 27, Gardenland Tract, Add. Prescott.
 April Is
 II. N. Grain locates mines, Verde district.
 Estate Thos. II. Coleman, deceased, to II. \. Grain. Deed. $360. Lots F, Is, Block ,, and Lot II, Block ', Jer- Ome.
 II. N. Grain and E. E. Mcfarland To- cate Farrie mine, Verde district. Geo. H. Freyda to MeLauren ( Bones, M. Deed. $500. Freyda mine, Turkey Creek district.
 Thos. H. Muleaire ct al. locate : mines, Verde district.
 M. J. Bradley ct al. incorporate The Butte and Verde Gold & Copper Co. Capital stock $1,5OO,OOO. l.. A. Willard ct al. file mutual agree ment as to strengthening and main taining the Old Indian Reservation Ditch, Verde Valley.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21

Although hundreds of bills have been introduced in congress, some have been "ditehed' and others have been considered, but there is a big Bill in the White House that is always con sidered and won't be "ditehed" or side tracked.
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fErom Satnraay's Dailyl

tErOn Saturdays Dailyl Here on Business.
 !. c. Gilbert of Dewey is here on s business visit. Phoenix Visitor.
 ]. C. Hurley, the Phoenix meat king, is here on business. Stockman Visits
 Harry Clark, the Williamson valley stoekman, is here on business. Poland Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. E.. J. Walter of Pc land are visiting in the city. Visiting His Ranch.
 Thomas Reynolds is visiting at his ranch in the Agua Fria valley. Home from Phoenix.
 T. W. Otis arrived home yesterday from short business visit in Phoenix. Enjoying Vacation.
 Alex Nyberg of Crown King is in the city, enjoying well-earned vaca- tion. Circulating Among His Friends.
 George Rowe of Humboldt is in the city, circulating among his many friends Visiting in Los Angeles.
 Former District Attorney R. E. Nor rison is in Los Angeles on profession al business. Dewey Visitors.
 C. C. Miller and daughter, Miss Ger trude D. Miller, of Dewey, are visiting in the city. A Mine Inspection Trip.
 Lee Pfau, Frank Bowen, Joe Hobbs and Al Finch left yesterday morning for Copper Basin, on mine inspection trip. Enjoying Vacation
 Otto Lind is in the city from the WildfOwer mine. enjoying well earned vacation. Here from Alvarado.
 II. C. Walters of Alvarado arrived here yesterday morning, on short business visit. Purchasing Supplies.
 Charles Kingsley was here yesterday from his mines in the Big Bug district, purchasing supplies. Supplies.
 Peter Mackin was here yesterday from his camp in the Groom Creek dis trict, purchasing supplies. Stockman Here.
 R. w. Coughran, the Skull valley stoekman, arrived here yesterday af ternoon, on stock business. Mine Superintendent Visits.
 James Harrison, superintendent of the Little Daisy mine in Jerome, visit ed here yesterday on mining business. Leave.
 Harry Heap and Joe Archambeau left last night for Skull valley, where they will enjoy a few days outing fishing. Licensed to wed.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Thomas Bristow of the Yer de valley and Mrs. Harriet R. Brooks of this city. Left for Home.
 Mrs. c. O. Ellis left last night for her home in Douglas, after a pleasant visit here the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. D. Ross. Will Visit Relatives.
 A. T. T'rattan, master mechanic at the old Tiger mine, arrived here last evening on his way to Michigan to wis 1t relatives. Passed Through.
 G. P. Henderson, the Poland mining man, passed through nere last night on his way to the Wickenburg section, on mining business. Left for Home.
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Stoped Over Here.

SIUptu UVer Here.
 Mrs. W. J. Mayer. of Mayer, stop ped over here yesterday on her way home to Mayer from a visit with her parents at Del Rio.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21

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WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the uB dersigDed, owner of the Neiman group of claims, and located about 30 mile. west of Hillside and adjoining the pat ented claims of Lawler & Wells, in the Eureka mining district, Yavspsi county, Ariz., will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said prep erty, while it is being worked uads' bond. GUY ALLEN,
 By s. J. Clnash, attorney-ia-faet.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21

senger for his home in Asn Fork yes terday afternoon, after a pleasant bus mess visit here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-10-08
HuIette.

Cutting corn and making sorghum
is all the go.
Will Burton, of Zelda, was mingling
with friends here Saturday night and
Sunday.
MISS Susie Nunley has returned
home after three weeks visit with
f.lcnds in Portsmouth and Greenup
county.
Miss Lucy O'Daniel entertained a
large crowd of young folks Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Hewlett, who has been
sick so long, is slowly improving.
Wade Vanhorn, Of Rove Greek,
passed through here Sunday en- route
to Fallsburg. ...@. ...... .
Miss Maggie Bostick, of Wurtland,
KY, is expected here soon TO visit
friends.
ben Copley, of West Virginia, is
visiting his sister at this place.
Miss Viola Chaffin visited her
brother, w. NJ Chaffin, of Ports
mouth, last week. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Cole and little
son, Denver, of Catlettsburg, were
visiting friends here last week.
Harmon ODaniel and Linzy Nunley
were in Catlettsburg Wednesday.
Mrs. C. R, Layne is going TO visit
in Portsmouth soon.
Misses Amy, Nancy and Gussie o.
Daniel visited Belle Hewlett Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cochran visited
MIS-. Elizabeth Chaffin Thursday.
K. f. Harmon went to Bear Greek
Sunday ...
There will be church here the third
Sunday by Rev. Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Queen, OF Cat
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ
O'Daniel Sunday. Blue Eyes.
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Mead's Branch.

Married, on the 18th OF September,
A b. Martin to Mrs. Nettie Payne.
Second marriage for both.
Tom Ball and Jim Miller passed
down our creek Monday, en- route to
Georges Creek.
Robert Kise and Oliver Swetnam
were visiting friends at Wilbur last
Tuesday.
Miss Della Reynolds and Misses
Bertha. Jettie and Minnie Childers
were the guests of Miss Della Shan
non on Sunday last
Mis-. Lewis Thompson was visiting
friends and relatives on the creek
Friday.
Miss Sella Hickman was visiting
Mss Lizzie Carter, at Busseyvllle,
Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Sallie shannon, of Lick Creek
was the guest OF Mrs Mile Childers
Friday.
Mrs. Mart Laney returned from
T,ockcasue Friday, where she had
been visiting relatives.
/ While working in the coal mine'
In the head of Blevins Branch Elias
Sutncer was hurt very badly, large
piece of slate falling on him. Johr
Reg nolds went to his rescue, bu
seeing that the slate was too larg'
Tor him to lift, he ran TO some mel
who were working just across Thu
hill and they soon moved the slat'
off of him. The people of this plac
were very sorry to hear Of Mr.. Spen
GERS accident.
HilIie Kise, Frank Miller and Err
Hmkle were visiting Dug johnson
F"iday.
Mrs George Chapman is very low
with erysipelas.
Arlie Moore and Lewis Thompson
passed down our creek Saturday el
route to Chas. Childers'. .a
Bill Starr and Jack Preece passe
up our creek Saturday en- route t
) Hig Blaine,
The sorghum crop Is very good i
tli6 section, and there is a good de
lnand for the output.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Mead passe
up our Creek Saturday en- route
, Mrs Martha Wallace's.
B. F. Miller is very i'll.
= John Reynolds was visiting A.
Klse Saturday.
u There was church ut the Spence
{ Chapel Sunday by Rev. Diamond.
jim Starr and little son, Bill
:, were visiting John Reynolds Sunda
Mrs. Ella Thompson was Visitir
+ home folks Sunday
: Church on Shannon's Branch la
Sunday was largely attended.
i Mrs. Malissa Childers was visitiI
Mrs. Martha Wallace Sunday.
Brave Washington.
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Buchanan.

Rev. G. W Pangburn, of Ripley, o,
preached an interesting sermon here
the 18th. ....
large crowd from here attended
tae convention at Buchanan Chapel
Tuesday, and all report a nice time
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith and chill
dIen, of Estep, spent Sunday with
home folks. ..... T..
Mrs, L. L, Bennett has returned
home after spending a few days ut
Elkhorn City. ..-... ...:
Mr. and Mrs. G, f, Allen spent last
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Estep. .....
w. NJ. Justice, Of Louisa, and J. w.
Rlnkle, OF Richardson, were business
visitors here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keen Burchett and
daughter. Belle. OF Catlettsburg, are
Visiting relatives here.
The cane mill at Joe Compton's
latt week was attended by q large
crowd. .
Miss Minnie Mikes, OF Prichard, w
Va. spent Sunday with relatives here
Mrs. John Fletcher, who has been
very III for some time, is improving
A large crowd from here attended
church at Fort Gay Sunday night
and came back on the steamer En-
auirer
Mrs. Dan Kinner, OF Garner, II
spending few days with parents
here. ....
Misses Effie Daniels, Lena Newman
Belle McSorley and Bessie Turman
OF Kayanaugh, were visitors here las
Sunday. .a...
Steve Curnutte, Of Potter, was
business visitor here Monday
Rev. John Buckley is attending
conference at Louisville this week.
Tilden Smith, who has employment
at Neal, w. Va, spent Sunday Will
home folks.
Miss Ida Hatten, OF Hubbardstowi
spent Saturday with relatives here.
A crowd from Prichard Ettende
Sunday School here last Sunday.
Jerome Prichard, Of Mavity, was
visitor among his friends here las
Sunday DOT.
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Twin Branch.

BRO. Moore filled his appointment
here Sunday and preached an inter
estng sermon. .....
Death has again visited our neigh
bCrhood and taken from James Berry
and wife the dear son Johnny. Weep
not for him, dear parents, brothers
and sisters, for Johnny it at rest,
Prepare to meet him in that better
world where there will be no more
Sickness, pain nor death.
Willard Bradley and George Aaws,
of Lladge, attended church here Sun
day night.
Miss Ella Lyons was visiting Misses
Minnie and Mary Diamond Sunday.
Jesse Adkins is our champion
'lasses" maker.
Milza Diamond, of Overda, was the
guest of Miss Malissa Prince Sunday
Miss Eliza Blankenship is visiting
home folks this week.
Martha Bell Spillman is very i'll a
this writing.
Mabel Chaffin was calling at osi
Monday.
Grover Hicks, of We6bville, at
tended church here Sunday.
X. NJ. Chaffin has purchased fin
organ.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins, Q
chattaroy, w. Va, are here gisitin
home folks.
Miss Ruby Adkins paid home folk
a visit Monday, accompanied by Mis-
, Ivory Roberts. Guess Who.
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Program.

For District Association to be held
at Cordell, Ky, on third Saturday
In October. 1909
Address of Welcome, r. H. Cordle.
Response, 7, W. Steel.
Devotional, Rev. l.. T. Griffith.
Object OF the Association. Dock
Jordan.
Some needed reforms, Isaac Gun
bingham.
Recitation, JAMIE Moore.
How teach addition and subtrac-
ton to beginners, Oscar Graham.
Advantage of the brace system OF
diagramming over the straight line,
Arthur Morris.
Recitation, Jessie Gambill.
How | teach number writing, Carl
Moore.
Recitation, George Cyrus.
How to secure regular attendance
at school. Milten Barnett
Should politics be taught in school
If so, to what extent? S, w. Burton
How teach the evils Of narcotics
George Bishop.
How I teach spelling h all grades
David Morris.
How to teach primary reading, Tai
image Holton and Bill Gamblll.
What is teaching, Isaac cunningham
When should corporal punishment
be used, Dee Skaggs.
The evils of cigarette smoking
Dock Jordan. ......
The new school law, G general dis
cussion by members of the Associa
ton.
The teachers calling, Isaac Gun
bingham, S. w. Burton and others.
Dock Jordan, President.
Isaac Cunningham, Secreta
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Oslo.

Farmers are very busy in this To-
cality, cutting corn and digging po-
tatoes.
Mllt and Oscar Diamond, OF Dan
iels Creek, passed here en- route 10
Gait.
Born, to Kay Adams and wife, a
big girl-Gladys.
The funeral OF Mrs. Chaffin will be
preached at Midway the third Sunday
IN this month by Rev. II. B. Hewlett
Mr.. aud Mrs. Milt McKinster. Of
Little Blaine, were visiting home
folks Sunday.
Several from this place ATTENDED
the baptizing on Gait Sunday,
Miss Jessie Rose was shopping a
Trad Friday.
Mrs. Smith lobe has been on tn,
sick list.
Our Sunday School has closed Of
account Of small attendance. Pansy
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Campbell and Willie Neal spent last
Sunday with Miss Madge Handley.
The company was entertained with
music by Mrs. s. p. Fannin, ..".
Quite a number Of little friends
Visited Misses Myrtle and Marie
llandley Sunday. ...
G. W. Handley made a business trir
10 Catlettsburg this week.
Chris Handley, from Rose Farm,
Ohio has been visiting his uncle, G,
| W. Handley, for the past two weeks
The farmers Of this place are very
busy gathering their crops, ~
The cattle merchants of this place
are very busy buying and shipping
cattle. Blue Belle.
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East Fork.

School at this place is progressing
nicely, being conducted by Leo.
Thompson.
y L. L. Wheeler, Miss Madge Hand
ley. Leo Thompson, Miss Bertha Rife,
Willie Rife, Miss Maud Hewlett and
Mrs. S. p. FaHRiR, Of Boyd county, at
tended the party given by Misses
Ollie and Bessie Neal on the 25th Of
september. .a-
c. L. Rous was the guest Of the
Misses Rife Sunday.
Fred Neal was visitor on Bolts
Fork Sunday. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hogan and
little daughter, of Boyd county, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor last
Sunday. a".
Mrs. J. s. Rife, of East Fork, Is
visiting her parents in Ashland,
Misses Jessie and Sophia Rife and
e. L. Rous were guests of Miss Ida
MCDOWELL Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. 8. p. Fannin and little daugh'
ter have been visiting her parents
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM TAYLOR visited
home folks Sunday evening
Miss Maud Taylor visited Misses
Florence and Atwell Dempsey las
Saturday night and Sunday. f..
Misses Bertha Rife, Maud Hewlett
Ollie and Bessie Neal, Messrs. ]. 7