The interior journal., 1909-10-08
BRODHEAD.

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daughter. and to the wife Of Herman
Firth. a daughter.
The stockholders Of the Waynesburg,
Woodstock and Hansford Telephone
Companies have organized themselves
into an association. Granville Owens,
of this place. has been elected president
and Prof. M. Z. wheeldon, Of Eubanks,
secretary.
J. II. Mckinney, Of the Freedom Sec
ton. sold his farm Of lao acres to n Mr..
Noe for 81. 500. Robt. Hicks sold his
farm Of 80 acres lying on Copper creek
TO a Mr.. Frank Roberts for $1,000.
Several persons from other counties are
here looking after farms.
Mrs. Fred Hahn, Of Spiro. who for
time. il was thought could not live, we
are glad TO state, is able to sit up some.
A little daughter Of Sam Chandler. OF
Maretburg. has pneumonia fever. Two
children Of VIM. Taylor, Of near Bee
Lick, are down with typhoid. The lit
tie daughter W. II. Sowder, who has
been very sick Is better.
Rev. Campbell, principal Of the pub
lie school at Lebanon Junction has been
called TO the pastorate Of the Christian
church at this place. Rev. Young filled
the pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day morning and night. Rev. A. j..
Pike will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday night. We are informed that
Rev. Kin Pike. OF Harrison county. will
begin a revival at the Methodist church
here at an early date.
William DeBord, Of near here, after
a long siege OF fever. died last Friday
and was buried Saturday. Mrs. Louisa
Reynolds, Of the Glades, died and was
buried in the Providence cemetery last
Sunday, Rev. Todd conducting the fun
eraI services. Mrs. Reynolds or Aunt
Louisa" as she was known, was the
widow Of Jesse Reynolds. who was a
pioneer Of the Glades section and a
highly respected citizen. Logan Scott.
a school teacher, aged 25. OF the Ottowa
neighborhood died and was buried Sun
dav.
DIR. o. O. Stone is visiting relatives
in Tazewell. Tenn. Mrs. l.. A. Cass. OF
Louisville, is with her son. ]. X. Cass.
Mrs. Sarah Rainey and daughter. Ollie,
Of Mt. Sterling. are with relatives here.
MIR. Robt. T. HemphiIl. Of Williams
burg. was here this week. Mrs. Sarah
Pigg, son and daughter. Of Richmond.
were here this week. Fred Durham
and wife, Of Etown. are visiting here
J.F. Watson and wife visited IN the
Quail section Sunday. j. b. Carter. OF
Gratz, is a student in the graded school
here. Egbert Wallen. Of the q. a c.
at oakdale, Tenn. was with his family
first Of week. Miss Ella Caison has re-
turned to Princeton, KY, where she Is
going TO school. Mrs. j. 7. Cherry has
returned from a three weeks stay at
olympisn Springs.
We often hear il said. when speaking
OF some good man, "he is the best man
on earth" or "he is the best man in the
country" We hardly like to speak OF
any certain person as being the best
man living but we do know that in anc
around Brodhead there are some mer
who are classed with the best Of men
Sometimes we study out some Of these
men and are willing to admit we are
proud Of them. They are men to whom
we must look as being capable Of TAX
ing the lead in affairs which pertain to
the things which keep abreast with the
times. They are men who are worthy
e be pointed out and classed with what
might be called the better element. y
We have in our mind at this time mar
we have known from childhood and car
say that he merits all that can be said
Of him. II. l.. Smith. "Boge." as we
all known him. Is about 3s years of age,
living near where he was born and
grew up, near HATS. He is a son OF
Joe Smith, is an up-to-date farmer,
married and has family, is brother
in-law to J. M. Cress, the hustling far
mer and stock trader Of near Preach
ersville. "Boge" is a member of the
Baptist church. a republican and sub
scriber TO the Interior Journal.