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In spite OF the intense neat Vno
Sunday schools of eaah of the
churches as well as the usual SER
vices were well attended.
Mrs. Titus Parker, of Hecla, who
has been very sick for some weeks,
passed into the "Silent Beyond on
Thursday and was buried from the
Baptist church IN Hecla, OF which
she bad been a faithful member for
number of years. She leaves a
husband 10 Mourn her loss, to
whom with her many friends we ex-
tend our sympathy.
Again we are called upon to re-
port the death of one of Earring
toms most estimable citizens in the
person Of Mrs. Josie Earle. who
heard the small, still voice and
crossed The stvgian flood on Friday
at a. m. Mrs. Earle was a menu
Der in good standing OF the A. NJ. f.
Zion church and Fairest Temple,
S. NJ. r. No. As. Rev. T. o. Stoner
pronounced the funeral Grafton a
very sympathetic and touching set
of resolutions we're read by Miss e.
B. Hawkins Resolutions of re-
spect by the Temple were read by
Mrs. Bessie Gill after which the sad
procession moved TO the city ceme-
terry, where all that was mortal of
our sister was lowered in the grave
with the Donors of the lodge she
loved so we'll. The departed leaves
a husband, six children and a host
Of friends and other relatives.
Mrs. Whitson Eaves is seriously
i'll at this writing, so much so that
the services of our very efficient
trai ned nurse, Miss Ruby Thomp-
son, is required. I'VE earnestly hope
she may speedily recover.
Mrs. John Patton's little girl,
Minnie, IS very sick at this writing.
Ohio Brown, who has been very
sick, is able to be out at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Eugene Moore is on the sick
list this week.
During this terribly tOrrid wealth
or. even if we are working people,
we should not fail to exercise some
prudence. Serious consequences
may be brought about by undue ex-
ere Use during the intensely hot part
of the day. Self preservation is the
first law Of nature, and good health
is all of which we can boast,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Earle were
in town last week in attendance at
the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
Hsgry Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Dukson, of
st. Louis, attended the funeral Of
their mother, Mrs. Henry Earle,
last week.
Mrs. Garfield Osborne is spending
the week ia st. Louis.
Mrs. Sam Workman is visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago.
The Baptist chutch will hold its
regular session in Alexander Park
on Sunday il weather is suitable.
Joseph Williamson and family
atten ded the funeral of his little
grandson at Madiso nville on Satur-
day.
We are glad to report Mrs. Anna
Martin, who has been quite sick for
some time, now able to be about her
domestic affairs.
Tho stork left a fine boy at the
residence of Luther Smith, last
week. All concerned are doing
well.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the Baptist Association
meeting at Henderson last Sunday.
ATTENTION.
The knights of Friendship will
meet at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
night without fail. Every member
is ordered out, business of impor-
lance to transact. 1902. IN.
S. z. DRIVER, r, @.
Moses Grover, who has been at
home sick with and fever, is some
better at this writing.
The nOxious weed prejudice
seems to have worked havoc with
the splendid aggregation of ball
players we hoasted, with splendid
par K plenty Of time for both prac-
tice and play. 1t is too bad, TOO
bad tile good old days of KIllebrew,
Osborne, Faulkner, Wilks, Ed
munds and others of their ilk can
not return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore gave
a dinner party Sunday IN honor Of
Miss Mabel Kelley, of HOpkinsville,