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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
Lone Boy In Oregon School.

One lone hoy iS tho total enrolment
OF I'ittshurg school district, Gol,,nbi,
county. ore. In all respects. however,
the directors conduct the district ny
though the attendance WAS many times
larger. John iiick the ianitor. sweeps
out the building aud builds a fire ia
the morning. ana the trHchcr. Miss
Then for six hours Willie johnson
studies HnH re'itcs. after which school
nd o,lrus
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
TAFI'S PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Career and Tastes OF the Pres,dent's
R,uhi Hand Man.

Eredrri,k Wnrn"r Carpenter waf,
earning hi" salnrN HH 81 N"n"Etaphcr
in n lnvvrra office in san IranriRro
when he REJECT, r,l IN Offer, to go to Mn
Mia IA clerk for William Howard Taft
who was then president Of the Fhflip
pine commission
The "tfeT came expe"frtly anu on
the go OF AtE Carpenters admission
TO The. bar lie went out 10 the iafanhs
however. and when MIR Taft waH APP
pointed governor Of the l'i,ilippinrH
position e CLERK tn that IF private see
retnry From that day MIR tnrpcnteE
has been thu right hand man It VI
1nft!
lew Young men III public life at the
national capital arc more popular than
MIR. Taft private secretary ltr ia the
tunHt OF newspaper men. the president
relies. on him. aud Mrs Taft Is quite MS
appr.'intiye Of him As Is her hn'tbant
Tie Is regarded almost rs n member OF
the Taft family. II. ~ we'll poised mud
thorough ly rnuNrr}.ant with the meth
ODDS of MIR Car u" has IN unusually
wide acquaintance with public men
Mr. Carpenter ia ii native 1t Mime
sofa anI is thirty six yeaSsi of age IT,
III +, nr,iicw of former senator Matt
(C'urlentrr of Minnesota. who WIS
widely known il, Washington and the
(eWHt some Years ago. " hen he WIS
Ten years old Mr. Carpenter parents
moved tn San Francisco hui The boy
returned later to the nitcrHttvs Of
Minnesota To- complete hia "du'afiuH
He was graduated in law aud went +"
san Irautigro Whrr" he entered
lnvyrr'n office with the intention Of
taking ny legal practice later.
Mr. Carpenter finds little time ysr
recreation. but l. exceedingly fond of
horseback riding lie r. fond Of music
aud tlnlH his greatest enjoyment nj the
opera. He t. u member Of the Nrtr"
politnn and University clubs in Naah
ington Hampton Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
SHERIFE'.S SAIL,
JOHN JENKINS. Secrctar,

No. '1.7E-ln the FIRST Judicial Dis.
't''t Court "t Caddo Parish. Louis
H'na: W. X. bradford vs.. Thman
h'ash
ny write ~ writ of seizure and
sale I" me directed from the Honorable
'''s' Judicial District Court a Cad.lA
''''S'' Louisiana, III the above mum
h'tr'' and entitled SUIT have sc,,s1
una VIII "ifet ior sale At public a,,c-
''"'. Tor cash according to law. during
the legal llnu,s for sales. IT the n,;,c;-
P'' ''""t door Of the court house of
add" Parish. Louisiana. on
SATURDAY. APRIL a. 1000.
he west half Of northwest quarter OF
section =. township IS. range 10 west
with all buildings and improvements
'"efe"n, m the Parish Of caddo, La
nc above property seized d the prop
'''y ct the above defendant and 10 n
N"'' !" satisfy the amount specified IN
TIC sad writ, say in the sum of $1,000
WIN " per cent per aunurn interest
'h'fe"n from December ~, 1904. and ali
costs OF SUIT including 10 per cen, -
sac! H''n aud interest as attorncy's fees
]. 7. FIOURNOY.
lj.'uca ian. Marcia Is. Sh,,,H
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
Milk at One Cent q Bottle.

Pure milk IN stertltzed bottles tO IN.
sold IN the public schools NJ Chicago
At n cent u bottle was the proposal
made the other day hy Mrs Ellen =.
Bryant. representing the ChicaI" NO.
mans club aud the chicago t..rma nent
echoui extension committee. to the
committee IN schonl arrangements The
plan WITS enthusiastically approved. II
the board Ut education acts favorably
ter tue first trial IT the plan viii be at
the Hamline school. aud II the trial
meets with success the system viii be
extended to take In 4 number Of other
schools.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
.SIItRIFF".S SALE

u" Is.zoi In the First Judicial Div
tr,ct Court Of C,dlo Parish. Gus
lana: Gus Soloman vs. Oil City
Mercantile Company.
Ey virtue Of a commission to sell -
me ISSUED in the above numbered and
entitled SUIT from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court Of Caddo Par
isl. Louisiana, ! will offer for sale at
public auction for casI, according to
law. during The legal hours for sales. At
the. principal front door Of the court
h"n<c If Caddo Parish. Louisiana. ON
SATURDAY. April. "a. 1000.
Lot y. block Il. If Oh City subdivisions
II taddn Parish. Louisiana. IA per map
If SAID subdivision IN conveyance hook
30. page II. lie southeast quarter "A
the northwest uusster Of section n.
township -. range Is. Caddo Parish.
Ia. Is per inventory on file.
J. =. FLOURNOI,
Sheriff and ex OH,cio AuctionceR
ta''cas'an. Marcl, II. 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
RARE RED DIAMOND.
Jewel Setter Believes II Is the Only
One Now In Amerc,

One Now In America.
The latest thing in diamonds ia Il
red tam"nh. According To Charles
Cook. jewel setter Of New York city.
he Is the owner of the only genuine
rcd diamond in America Mr. Cook
purchased the stone recently from u
man who returned from South Africa
He IL now polishing IT,
Il have never before seen n red aliu-
m"nd in my life he said the other
day. 'I:ut there are black, yellow and
pink diamonds
number Of jewel merchants were
questioned about red diamonds. ON.
expert said:
III 1t Is n red diamond II fs worth n
considerable amount In some parts of
Europe there are n few on tx hibiti ion :"
Mr.. Cooks red linmond is exactly
I carat
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
.EIII..RIIE"S SALE.

N" rs.nS1 In the First Judicial DIS
tr,rt Court 81 Caado Parish. La :;
j.. \ Smith ct al. VS. Qneensbot
ough Land Company Limited
l'y virtue Ut 4 writ Of hcrl facias to
me issued III til above entitled and
numbered st,t from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Par
ts|. ou,s,.,a. I have seized aud will
offer for sale ut public auction. without
The benefit of appra,semcnt. on terms
hereinafter stated. during tho legal
hours for sales. At the principal front
door Of the court house of Ca,iIo Par
ieh. ot,Isiaia. on
SATURDAY. April. TO. 1000.
he southwest quarter Of tho southeast
quarter section :, township ~. range -.
Caddo Parish. Louisiana The above
property seized rs belonging to tho said
defendants. and to he sold to satisfy the
debt specified III said writ. say in the
sim, If $4,000. with & per cent per an
',
1907. until paid. less y orcdi, Of 5000
paid August ~. 1908. together with 10
per cent OH tho full amount thereof III
principal and interest as attorneys fees.
and the further sum of S. so protest fees
and s. 20 costs. to be made upon the
following terms Of sale For cash to
cover the sum Of $2.hhh % 2, with =
per cent per anuum interest from No
vemhcr !. 1907. until paid. aud all costs.
less credit uf $500 of date August 10.
1908. aud tho further srm of s, 80 pro
test fees, and on terms Of credit for two
lnstall,nenis moi yet due. namely two Cd
notes "t $'.i.;,; g.; T., each due Novem
her I. 1000 aud notes of $,.3,3,31-3
each due November !. 1910. together
with 10 per cent ON the entire amount
of principal As attorneys fees. and all
costs Of suit. J T. III .Ol1KNOY.
Caucasian March 7. Sheriff
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
MISS MORGAN. CATERESS.
Firarc,er's Daughter Tell. OF Restau
ran; For Navy Yard Employees.

ran, For Navy Yard Employees.
Will, Miss Anne Morgan. daughter
Of ! I'icrront Morgan behind IT,,
there doesn't really seem tn be- much
at The brooklyn navy yard on May
can be anything Of u failure.
The fi,,anrirr'~ daughter is going t."
start il so the government employees
will be able to get something I" cat
without gnins I" saloons outside the
navy yard Miss Morgan learned Of
conditions at the nav, yard when abe
made II visit II year ago. II didn't
take the energetic young woman long
to get int" communication with the
government authorities. aud they re
might go ahead aud run an expert
mental restaurant
The government will turn over
building formerly used aa II machine
shop. aud this will m speedily equip
ped to accommodate Isn men, Miss
VIII tue Dluft IA
chairman OF II committee Of the We
mems department OF the National
Civic federation,
~ don't want tn claim all the credit
for this restaurant idea" said Miss
Morgan quite ,,"tiestly. The whole
won,en'A department Of tn. civic fed
GRAFTON il behind II. We want to
show the government what u great
advantagc't II will lie to the. navy ward
employees. IL We make II success Ut
II we expect that til" government will
take the restaurant off our hands
Not only that. but We expect that 9th.
or restaurants will lr established in
other places where they will he IF
use I" government employees We
shall serve meals at the very lowest
possible cost just enough to cover
the expense
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
SUCCESSION NOTIlE

NJ" 1870 First District Court. Par
lsh "i tadd", State Of I.ou,.ian,
Succession Of T.. g. Morehcad
Notice IS hereby given that Mrs Mrr
rs N"rellcad has this day filed her tab
'cau oi debts IN said succession. and II,
less opposition be made thereto within,
the time >rcc,flrd by law. the same will
be duly hon"lo ,.tcd a. prayed for.
Witness the Honorable T. + Rel,
j""Rc 81 said court. this the 9th day o,
March 1909. AT HAYNES
N''e" y Deputy Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
California Lion With a Name.

California mountain lion with an
Immense ,nn,tr like that Of its African
nameSHke was shot un n ranch near
Petaluna. cal the other day 10y Rob
ert Cook. For Hotnr time HE farmers
have been losing stock. and the lcpre-
datiOnS have been laid to royUteg.
Cook was out with his l,arl; Of hounds
looking for these animals when he
trailed the lion to itH den.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
SIII,.EII't",S SALE.
No It.rpi IN the First Judicial Dis
t,irt Court Of Caddn Parish. la.

No It.1p} In the First Judicial Dis
t,ict Court of Caddn Parish. La. ::
Henry trimmer vs.. & $. Riley
BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and
ale to me issued III th, above NUMBERED
and entitled suit from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court uf Caddo
Parish. Louisiana. have seized and will
offer i"r ale at public auction Tor cash
,ppr,isemcnt during the legal hours for
sales. II the principal front door Of the
count house Of taddo Parish. la ~
SATURDAY. April. 10. 1900.
Lots . and 10 If the Henry Brimmer
subdivision Of the Parish Of Clddo and
state oi IouisIaua rs per MAJ recorded
III conveyance boot; Al. page ~ in tht.
clerk office Of the Parish of Caddo.
state 81 LOUISIANA, together with (all
bindings aud improvements thereon
he above property seized as belong
ing ia the above defendant and to be.
sold To satisfy tic debt specified in the
writ. say !or cash to the amoun, to pay
the note Of $52 90 due May 40, 1908,
with & per cent interest thereon from
May 20. 1907. and all costs. including
10 per cent on said sum and interest as
attorneys fees. and OH terms Of credit
to meet the note for So 90 maturing
May 90 1000. with per cent from May
70, 1907, and all costs Of suit.
-. FLOURNOY,
Caucasian March 7. Sheriff
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
Mexico TO Preserve historic Relics.

The Mexican government has taken
active Steps I" prevent further leslo-
ltation Of her priceless ar, archaeological
treasures 10y relic hunting Americans
and others. Orders have been issued
to all border customs officials not to
allow such articles To leave Mexico
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01

The EuycrS island farm lnuted in
the SusQutlllnlm river below sun.
bury. IA has been rented a,u, " i'll he
used and conducted az u faru for The
raising Ut turkeys. The farm, has NJ
ready t,..en stocked with 1OO turkeys.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
REcEIvERSHlP NOTICE.
No. fa.6os-In First District Court, Pa

N6k>6AV &kSk1If NOll(E.
No. rA6os-In First District Court, Par
iah Of Caddo, State Of Louisiaaa !:
Receivership Of Kahn Liquor and
Grocery Company Limited.
Notice ID hereby given that Willu~,
Winter. receiver. has this day fled his
tableau Of debts and distribution in said
receivership. and unless opposition be
made thereto within the time specified
y law, the came will be duly homolo-
gated - prayed for.
Witness the Honorable +. F. Bell,
jadoa Of said court. this the 3rd day Of
March 1890. SO. WILLIAMS,
March, 4. Depaty Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
NEE ING OF STOCkHOI DERS

MEET ING OF STOCKHOLDERS
\ meeting Of the stockholders of thA
Robson. Stewart 4 Jenkins Company
Limited viii he held on Thursday.
NPr'' IS. 1900. III the Office OF the COM
pany tor tho purpose Of electinx a boanG
81 directors. and such "'l,er E,,sines. a.
may be submitted
W. V. ROBSON. pre-.
JOHN JENKINS. Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
'-.-'~s:ess-~>>""~+e."-So"~.-o1oo~Ooo
The Payne
What the
Stated 80
Idea as 1t
law - The
Nv JAnfIS \. IIM.t TON.

y e. .". " ,.,.s s BIT,
- . rev,s'on
d o w y w ard. There
are heavy cuts or
IRON and steel. lum.
bcr, wood pulp ard
print paper. hides.
coal. various chsn-
,eals and . smaller
cut on sugar. There
- reciprocal frss
trade with the Phil.
,pp,res. though the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01

Published three times i week. on sun
nv morning. aud Tuesday aud Thurs
day afternoons. At sly Edwards St.
By The Caucasian + Carney Printing
Coaspany. Limited. Propr'e,ors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01

Subscription Price $s~ year.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-01
|. I. FLOUR

Sheriff and ex Of,cio AuctionceR
Nal'ras,an. March II. 1910.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
EbeneZer- .

Mr.. ]. e. Moss, wife and niece, Miss
Jodie Moss, of Goodman, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Thomas Sun
day. returning home Monday.
P. B. Thomas marketed cotton in
Lexington Tuesday.
Mr. s. j. Brown, of Lexington, was
business visitor here during last
week.
Mr.. w. Brooke Burwell visited nif
Yazoo plantation Tuesday.
Mr.. Renshaw Thomas attended to
business in Lexington Tuesday.
Hon. 8. N. Sample has been on the
sick list recently.
Mrs. BrookeBurwells returned Friday
from an extended visit to relatives in
jackson.
W. H. Faulconer accompanied Rev.
j. T. Ellis to Lexington Monday.
TheBaptist people at this place have
secured Rev. J. T. Ellis as pastor for
two Sundays in each month, insead of
one as heretofore. We are pleased 10
have him in our midst so often. The
fifth Sunday meeting of theYazoo Bap-
tist Association will meet with the
Baptist church here on Friday before
the fifth Sunday, and continue through
Sunday.
A number Of preachers and Laymen
are expected to be present to take part
in the services. Every body is invit ed
~ .JI1IIETTE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22

nouncement in the 'Tiser' of the death
of Mr. NJ. G. Smith. and tender his
family our sincere sympathy.
IL is getting along towards spring
and the farming community will soon
be preparing for another crop.
J. p, old boy, wish we had some Of
that game. you write about will have
to come over as soon as /. and the kit
tens get home, and see about it.
The old man has been laid up sever
al days with lame hip, unable 70 do
any thing at all.
A. G. Rogers and w. v. Frost ale
doing some carpenter worak for s. n.
Sample this week.
Regular services at the Ebenezer
Baptist church on Sunday, but owing
to bad weather none of our crowd
went.
We notice with pleasure that our
able county superintendent OF ednca-
tion has had nice new school houses
built at Harland's Creek, Wilkes and
one in course of erection at Coxburg.
With best wishes Tor ''our old pa
per-" its able correspondents and read
ers. Wishing each and every one q
happy and prosperous year.
Aur evoir. NINET Y-SlX.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
Oakland.

All the world is envcloped with
brightness today since "OldSol" made
his bright appearance after being in
visible to us fol a couple of weeks.
We are delighted to chronicle that
Mrs. Ivy Upshaw is speedily recovering
from the fall she had some time ago.
Just U.s." I think that it would be
capital idea for some one to bring
up an interesting subject for discussion
on ''our page" but j must beg of you
to excuse me in this instance for I've
nothing much to say or write since the
expiration of Lean Year, as all of my
proposal and pleadings to the boys
were to no avail and you may Just
know that disappointed to know that
I retain the same old name, and can't
change it.
Arlie Holloway was an appreciated
visitor in the home OF l. Ii. Upshsw' 8
during last week.
Little grandma Irby was with us
last week to our delight.
Miss Lille Upshaw and Mrs. Banks
Upshaw spent brief while at Mr.. l..
Lipspy's Friday evening.
Mrs Clabe Richards and little ones,
also Ira and Arlie Holloway spent the
fore art of last week in our midst with
relatives and friends.
The Oakland boy attended the dance
given at Mrs Bob Cages Friday night
and report having had quite a delight
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
Durant.

| Durant, Miss January is, 1909.
! Grey and somber is the January sky !;
but beneath ID the Florida hCneysuckle
lifts its waxen chalice, overfiowing
with the aromatics of sunny glades
and coral strands; the Narcissus rings
its fragrant bells IN the face ofBoreas
while Spireas. Japonicas (Pyrusl and
violets bloom in mute protest against
the wintry touch that lies upon their
velvet petals.
Mr. and Mrs Jake Marseilles are
moving into their handsome new resi-
dence which is receiving the finishing
touches from the Coutrator, Mr.. Goo
gin. Rarely beautiful is this palatiaE
home, with its artistic touches of de-
sign, wherein novelty and individual.
ism radiate into wonderfnl harm ony
of the whole. The inspection Of such
a structure is an inspiration to lofty
achievement along all lines of endeav-
or.
.20th. Bronze Crosses were conferred
upon several Veterans, by the Durank
Daughters, on the afternoon OF the
10th, at the Methodist chuIc'l: thus
does the Sonth commemorate its chief.
tain.
Durant Is taking sun. bath, this
afternoon while the honey hee sips
the nectar from her flower beds.
READER.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
franklin.

Messrs. Jno. L. Dyson and Al r.
Harvey, of Lexington, were Sunday
visitors to Franklin.
Miss Kate Dale has returned from {
visit to Yazoo county.
Mr.. Jed NJ. Powers attended the ce,
LIBERATION of Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Mel.
sons crystal wedding. at Goodman.
on the evening or the llth.
Miss Catherine samples many
friends were sorry TO hear of her recent
illness
Mr.. Tim Thomas. of Pickens, was
in Frapklin on business Monday.
Miss Bette Lipsey has returned
from exington, where she was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Lipsey.
Messrs Will and Tom Sample, of
Lexington, spent Sunday in the paren.
tai home.
Mr.. Walter Weems. of Durant. re.
Gently visited J. s. Williams.
Rev Koopman filled his regular ap-
pointment hero Sunday. While in
franklin, he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Jno. Neely Sample.
Messrs. G. w. Mothershed and W..
A. Sample. of Lexington, had business
in franklin Tuesday night.
The Franklinites are very glad to
have DR.. and Mr.. Austin, CT Goodman,
with them.
RATZENJAMMER KIDS.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
ShAddOn.

The sun shines ont again today,
Obscuring clouds have passed away,
Let all rejoice.
Mr.. E. A. Brock and Miss RosaMc-
lellan were happily married lastTues-
day evening at O'Clock, at the home
of the bride. May the choicest bless
ings attend them.
Geo. Siddon, J. d. Autry, W. T..
Autry, ]. s. wilkins and s. W. Autry
attended to business in Lexington last
Tuesday.
We learn that W. ]. Mcclellan and
j. Fl. Allen are both some better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Allen are enter
taining.a little stranger at their home.
G. A. Weston reports line time al
the state union.
Mrs. ]. 81. Mcclellan attended the
Brock. Mcclellan marriage Tuesday
last.
Messrs. Mcmillan and Allen. of Du-
rant, have moved to the Wiley place,
the former was in the hardware busi-
ness at Durant.
Mrs. A, G. Wiley has moved toMem.
phis.
L. j. Tate visited his sister, Mrs.
Leonard Wood last Sunday; he reports
her some better.
While in Lexington Tuesday Rex
hao the pleasure of shaking the hand
of Happy Joe.
W. A. Martin, of Mt. Pleasant,
camo down to Shaddon Sunday. Come
again, Mr.. NJ.
Cato ventured up in Rex's territory
last Sunday. and spent the day with
his sister.
j. o. wilkins went seeking lastSun-
dav--we'll tell the rest later.
Mrs. J. |. Mcclellan, of Bethesda.
came up Tuesday to the Brock McLel-
Ian marriage.
Just Us, you put us a sea without
sail. Why not you select subject
and invite the rest of the penpushers
to discuss. But as you didn't select
one, let me give the first and one that
could be understood il talking it up
counts for anything. Here II is, Boil
Weevil. Now. come out strong on 1t,
or will not venture another.
REX
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
HrOZVilie.

AT last we have a beautiful, brigh
sunny day. The little brids sing ant
rejoice; the farm hands are all busy.
News is scace this week.
Our school at Midway is progressing
nicely, the children are learning fast
We are proud of our teacher, think him
one among the best. The little boys
say he IL all right now il he won't gel
any worse.
Mrs. Ford Byrd and nephew, Willie
Brown, are.visiting Mrs. Allen Wilkes,
Of Coxburg, this week.
B. Byrd and family spent Sunday
night and Monday at Mrs. Susan Fry.
er's.
e. p. Darnell is doing some work
in ZeigleIville this week.
J. G. Byrd is at work for M. Walter
Tackett this week, circling land.
Mr.. Garland Moses and wife have
moved from Brozville to Mr., Roland
Spell g. near Hebron.
Jesse Edwards and son, Tom, passed
through our burg one day last week.
Hiram Malone and wife called on
Mr.. George CAN'T and family Sunday
We were grieved to see in last weeks
paper the. death of our old friends,
Messrs. Smith, Hammett and Harth-
cock. We sympathize with their fami.
lies in their great loss, and pray Gods
geatest blessings for them.
HAPPY JOE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
Mt. Pleasant.

My Myl How cold 1t Is todav.
The wind comes Swhistling from the
North and makes fellow shake to
get out.
On account of bad weather the pas,
week, our school has been slim.
Jesse Mcbride attended Sunday
school at County Line Sunday. Thatss
right, Jesse, go to Sunday school.
Mr.. W. II. Kyzer and little ones
have moved toMr. Will Martins place.
Misses Kate and Pearl Smith are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Ida Woods.
W. E. Yeager has gotten his line uI
waiting patiently for his telephone.
Mrs. Bette Ellis visited Mrs. Robert
Yeager Saturday.
Mr.. Royd McCreary, of West, and
Walter Roe Autry, of County Line,
passed going south Sunday.
Mr.. Will Martin visited Mr.. and
Mrs. G. V. Dodd, of Shaddon. Friday.
Bad colds, bad colds, is the cry ev.
erywhere.
Our efficient teacher, Miss Eliza
Gresham, spent a while with Misses
Lou and Evie Mcbride Tuesday after
noon
Mr.. Spencer Ellis is building on his
new place.
Mrs j. /. Shine has been sick, but
we are glad to say she is improving.
j. D. Kyzer took dinner with w. e.
Yeager and family Sunday.
Miss Eliza Gresham spent Sunday
with Miss Annie Shine.
Mrs Walker has been suffering with
sore on her face, but we are glad
she is better now.
The sun has peeped out from behind
the cloud and now it is almost cloud
less; sure makes any one feel good
to get out now.
White Cap, we would like to hear
from you again real soon, don't forsake
us, please.
News is scarce as hen teeth around
here, so / will desist.
WILD VIOLET.