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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Gtabtratb.
Common Council, 90. Zip

Common Council, ~. Aprl.
Drei mitti9e Yorla9en muroen IN
bieler Yeriammlung einsereiht, nemlth
fir @tabliruns zines 9oipitals fur an.
Itedenoe Sranfbeiten, ein itGotii6es
Tootenbaus uno fir bier Offentlihe
glborte In @sit, 9lorb uno Glib Scran'
ton uno i'm eentralen Staottheil. Ses'
tere beeleitete cine BOnouorlase BON
800, 600, welde Summe BON uerihisos'
men Wtit9lieoern oils 9an, uno gar Sll
bod be,ei6net wuroe. Die jpei eriten
Uorla9en murben an9enommen, Die les'
tere reierirt. Die BewillisunSs Orbit
nan, muroe obue 0erduoetung BON
ibrem friiberen 6ormat mieoer. nor9e'
bra6t uno oaun oem betreii. @omite
,ur @rleoiaunstiibermielen. Sine pon
3i,elmann einsebradlte SroinanS be-
Swedt, oas Die Bhr9er in Setreff Der
Wfeterleiuns niht iiberuortbsilt weroen
lollen, oenn laut oerielben muB Die
betreff. Sompanie, oh fir gSaner.
Onmpf. @as Ooer @leftri,itdt, ieoesmal
einen 9enaueu Seribt lleietn, wie Der
Wieter CUR 3sit itebt. Sine Strafe bon
So bis $25 lit fir 9iihtbeahtung por9es
lhriebeu bic Yorla9e muroen refe'
rirt. Bei enoaiilti9er Selun9 wuroen
bic ,mei Yorln9eu fir nene 6euermehr'
quariiere -eins on Siio Srping uno
oas anoere OIL @eoar slpenue au9euom'
men.
9lnoere neue Yorlagen 3ab es fol-
9enoe: Yria0s -3teiOlution. Die ben
DIRECTOR Der oiientlihen Berte anweiit,
ielt3uitellen. oh Die eleftriihe @Ompuni(
uu6 Die nOtb9e SerSenitarte bel ibrer
StraBenlihtern liefert. ebenfalls oh oiC
@Ompanie Slpparute bat. nm lolhes feit
: sultellen an9enommen. @aiterline :
, @tablirung pon ueuen Seusraren,sn
laut Der Srbinani. welhe iiberlieser
blieb; rsferirt. Oroiuan3 iiir 9liueIli
runs pom Yutnam StraBe, uOn Shnrd
CUR Summit auenne referirt. Dor
ani6las fir Seitcnweae al Penn Slue
nne, bon Oelaware CUR Suniet sluenue
r referirt. Sroinan, ,meds @rOfinunl
, uOu @uDne Nuenue. pom Seroinauo 3u
Putnam Strabe; reierirt. UrigsS =
Sir Elm Nb,u9sfanal SaIiin on Ster
e ling uno 9ior6 Wtuiu glpenue; ause
c nommen. Stonisr = Berieeun9 be'
\ Ylhtes uon Der .. & 8. Stltion nod
Eolanna StraBe anSenommen. 6h
Sreu,me9e an Nooolamn StraBe, ,mi
:. ihen SanoerS uno Dean; referirt
\ 2homaS -OaB Die Stra6enbabn Som
r panic ous Pfluitsr entlang ben @eleiiel
oil Siio Wiain glpeuue. pon Sadlol
CUR VaiuDstte StroBe. repurire; onse
e nOmmen. Senfins Reparatur Der 22
!. Strabe. DauiS Sir Elm rWianbole
: iu bem Siio Wtain gluenue ab3u9sfa
nal. nabe Oiuiiion Stra6e; ansenom
: men. &emis = Yoranfbla9 ,msfs Rfla
iteruns BON Weit Sim StraBe. Dol
n Glib 9iennter jur Sib Wtain; anse
: nommsn. Danuer - Soranihlag I'll
= Rfaiteruns pom Yine StruBe. Dol
3 Waibington CUR SSpomina gluenue
c an9enommen. Wi0ller = Yoranif)ln
,neds 9iiuelliruns pom Yeeb uno Hipe
Straben an9enommen. Wiurpbp =
y 8Oranihlae fur Seitenwesc oil Sur
+ Strabe. pon Jtoro Wiain 3ur @uerett
). an9ennmmen. Serabiesun9 oes glb
n 3n9sfanal glieBments auf Dem .. Wi
Wtattbems @i9entbum reierirt. Sen
&eiolution bes obereu I3wsises. fiji
9 Serle9un9 Der Salten nab Der Sffic
;, Der itdotiideH sllieiiOren, wuroe abss
n than.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Gein 9pblenffreif /!

Sn einem seltsrn 9iabmitta9 nbse.
baltenen @onpent Der oret slntbraeite
SoblenOiltrifte muroen bic Yereinbaruu'
gen jmilben ben Seamten uno Speras
loren an9enommeu uno elm neues ues
bsreiniommen fir brei Sabre miro
pabri6einlid beute in YbilaOslpbia IN.
ter3ethnet merben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
enmen-2nmen-&amem.

Rotbes, g8eiBs. uno @slbe' Stedl
,misbsln, @riine @rbien, Sorn, Salat,
&aSies6en. Rettiss. Bobnen, 6otbe',
gDeise. 'uno @etbe.Jiiiben. Omle allG
Sorten BON frii9en oeutiben Sdmersi.
en-, beim Pfuuo ooer WtaB.
@omaro Siebeder,
1915 $50 Yadamanna Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Spbe Narf Noti;en.

= @eorse s. SellOm. pslGer friiber
in Der s!siden Gissnid)aft funsirts, 1T
am Dounsritas BON @ouuernenr Stuart
als aloermann Der IA. @aro ernannt
porben, an Stslls bss tiir3li6 usritOrbs'
nen Daniel O'@onnor.
= Ebomas MtcSale BON SiOrb Sum'
ner Gpsnue, elm 8ersmann In Der @as
pouls 3s6e, wuros Donneritas inter
einem Dsdeuiull sefansen unb isbr
Iflimm am sanjen aOrper 3sridunoen
unb seriduitten, 1T aber niat lsbens9s'
fdbrli9 uerlest.
Srau Charlotte 9Reif, Satin bon
@sorss 0teii BON Sampton Ctr, itarb
Wtontas gbenb nad fnrSer Sranfbeit.
Sis mar 26 Sabre oft uno wobnte friiher
auf Der Siioisite, an Muple ctr. Ole
BssrOisuns erfOIst beute giudmittas i'm
8ittstOu sluenue 6rieobofs.
= Srau Srancss @aputO BON Siit
Main ausuue itiirjte am WOntas, als
is bas @lei6sewidt uerlor, aus einsn
Seniter I'm oritten Stodmert un6 erbisl
bur6 ben Sal beibe 8eine sebroher
unS unosre Serlssuusen. Wtan nabu
fis in sefdbrIidsm 3uitanO mad ben
Staut Soipital.
= Soitfa Osptulea, Der am Dienitai
absno ;uuor ben Sobn 6omanisti obn
llrla6e anf Der Doosetown Bride an
sriff, ibm sinsn Wteiieritid 3nfiiste uni
aud nit eiuem Steiu am 8opf Der
leste, muroe Sonntas anf cine oiesbe
sisli6e Gnfluse fiir iein geribtlidei
@ri6sinsu unter Siirsidaft ssitellt.
- Sobn q. Sapes, Superintenosn
Der gsoplss 8Obtsn SO. uOn Scranton
murbs bsute WiOrssn bewuBtlos in ben
Corridor zines Sauies In yteD Yor
aufsefunSsn uuO sr5dblte ipatsr, oaB G
pom Swei Mtdnuern nieoerseiblasen uni
nm @elb unO 8ertbia6en gum Setrul
uon $1,000 beraubt puroe. st leioe
on einem S6dbslbru9 uno iein 3uitanj
iit Ssidbrli6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Mus bem pberen Ebale.
(slr9balb @orrefponben3.)

= Den @beleuten @eorse 9oren3 BON
ar6balo warb cine Go6ter sebOrsn.
- Charles PudeD BON Sermpn lisB
am Niontas sessn bic scranton aobs
len @ompanie cine @ntiddOisunssflaSe
fir $1,000 eintrasen, neil er Dabreno
Der slrbeit In elmer Der 3eheu Der @om'
pante Slutuersiftuns srbielt, als sr in
NIT Sdwsfel Ssiawansertem SBaiier
peiter i6affte.
: Dapio Pomell bon Peduille uno
Wtite @re,insfi uou Seiiup wurosn am
DOnneritas idlimm uno pier anoere
Wfdnrer leidt usrlest, als Elm flaher
Sarren. auf oem iie fubren, BON ben
@sleiien ipraus. Die @enannten fielen
unter ben Sarren, Der ieooh an9ebalten
werOen fonnte. ebe Iie iiberfabren wnr'
ben, wabrsno bic anberen Bier ibre Der
lesunssn erbielten, als iie BON bem aar'
rem ubiprunsen. @s beiBt, oaB POwell
uno @re,insti pieOer ssneisn werbeu.
T Sumitas wirb bus beriibmte s
6obinion's SDbne 8Odbier iein @r'
lheinen MAIDEN unb Die gauge fOlsenou
S8Ods in alien SSirtbi6uften on Gap
leiu.
(@arbonoale @orreiponben3.)
- Sin iunser SObn oes Wtihae
0iuboD pon Dtanfielo erwii6te Conn
tag cine Slai6e nit 9aubauum, welhes
pon Der Wiutter als Nteoifument benus
wuroe, .ueri6lufte ben @iftitofi uni
itarb balb nabber, DO drStliher Seiitunl
iid oils usrsebsns erwiss.
Sarrp &nbrosti pou Simpion, eli
Sanblanssr In Der gSilion @reef 3ehe
muroe Montas 3wiihen einem Sarrel
uno Der Seiteuwanb sefansen uno ieb
l9limm Seroriidt. Wtan befiirhtete in
nerli6e Serlesun9eu unb idafite ibn il
ssfabrlidem .3uitunO nu9 oem 9lotbfal
0Oipital.
4 Das Samitas erideinenoe 6. &O
binion's SSbne Bodbier lit Elm @e
trant fir Seiuidmsdsr, cas ieine'
@lei1en iuht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
GBilfes. Barre Staari@ten.

= Srau Sriebria Sdfsle 1T oOrise
@oae Sur &ube 9ebettet Doroen.
= Die Wtuttsr BON Prof. abotph
Sauien itarb seftern I'm sllter pon "
Sabren.
1874 Malernerfrunfunssn wuroen
Oersanssns 8oAs Der bieiissn Seiuno'
beitsbsb0roe ausemeloet.
- gln ben Solsen elmer Operation LIT
uersunssns 8O6s i'm @itD 9Oipital Sa'
bier bic 18 Sabre ulte 3atbarine 8ern
9eltorben.
= Der laneidbri9e @rubeni6mieo
Satob Dettmar lit nun aud i'm glter
pOn 63 Sabreu Su ieinen SOrfabren be-
ruien woroen.
- Die Den Solsen eines &eberleioens
erleseue, on Sebisb Strase wobnbaft'
Wtarsarstbs S6lauinsfp wuroe Dom
neritas Sur Gube beitattet.
= Der in Der Srantlin 3ehe beiddf
tists Sranf Berud tsbrte Srsitas absnl
uon Der srbsit ni6t na9 Sanie 3uriic
unb am 5amitus iano man ibn TOD
unter elmer SoblsumuHe an ieinem slr
beitspluse.
# 6. 9iobinlon'S SDbne Sodbier :
Elm po5iisli6eS @etranfe = Samita
unO Die sunss fOlSsnOe SSoAe in allsI
sBirtbl6aiten bes Counties uuO De
Stabt an .3apf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
gpitett
&0rb6tt9e+
1000 Euare In einsm ia~a'ls'
haiten bier Gage Serfaat.

Belt, cine @eleeenheit fir heimlie'
benbe ssrauen uno alle Sriiblin9S'
0raute. 1000 ihnesweiBe Vorbdn9e-I
eIeaante WtabraS @euebe uno artlio'
fratiide 9iottin9bamS aut Dem
oritten Stodperf auSsepadt muroen.
Oireft por einem Der prominenten uno
auuerlalii9eu Oraperietabritanten oes
Sanbes. Der, nm ieinen Sorrntb in
aemilien @rsusen ~ halten, unlerein
Sertreter uolle 1000 ueberlduB Yaare
su einem nirtlih erItaunlifen Yreis oils
bot. llnler Sertreter Sauoerte niht elne
Sefunoe, um ben glnfuuf gu MAIDEN
uno nun befiuoen iih Die Sorbon9s oa'
bier. 9lle iriih unO neu uno Tertts,
nm ieoes 3immer Su ihmiiden uno 5u
perId0nern, wenn Sie miinlhen, uno
awar nit eiuer 9lusla9e 10 fleiu, oaB
Ole iiberroiht iein weroen. Selne Ge'
ften uno @noen ooer oer9leihen. lonoern
olle 70 bibih uuo neu. ieoes WtuIter
oes @ntweriers nsucite @rituffun9 3et9'
eno. Die fol9enoen Prciie 9eben elns
,Soee uon ben uupersleiblihen Srlpar'
nilien.
gartie gio. 1.-S2 nnb 1928 GOt'
tiuahams, S1.69.-700 Saare por
pradtieen 9iOttinsbams. 81 @llen lang
uno re9uldrs Brsite. Sdone Si9uren
punftirie ODER sinfude Wiitten; eln'
porsiisli1e slusmubl pom Wfultern.
gurtie 0lo. p 50 nnb 1925 spisrr
SorbGnss, S2.39.-60o @aars Dol
fd0nen JiOttiusbums uno Wtaoru'
@emebe Spisen YOrbange, cine porSh9
liheLQualitdt In einer groben sluswab
pon auserlelenen Wiuitern. 9enaue 9lah
abmnnsen pom fOitbaren importirtei
8rhlieler uno feinen irauSOltiben Sor
bdn9en.
9artie Sio grilIiantr Qotting
hams, turrtb 81. ~ 81 SO. 700 Baar
In oieier nniisbenSen ausleie uno luru
rios entmorien. Der #Habnl" De
iammtliben auswuhl unO Die fetnltel
Siottin9bams, mslde mir in uielen Sat
ionen ,u oieiem Breiie ie iubsn.
Ser grrfnni baurrt bic bcntr Gbenn
epibsn @prbans 9rpnrtcmrnf, brit:
ter StOd, Jabritubl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
glleranSer's o. OfeaimcntS aapelle.

SOnSert i'm ireien 3u Yallsg Sisp
Bart aui Der 2aurel Sinie, 0ia6mittag
oes 2. Wfai, menn oas gSetter es ers
laubt. @lntritt frei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29

Die feinlten Drudurbsiten Der Stabt,
9iefert Die Office Oss -8OdsnbIatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
slleranSer's 0. aesimentS sapsa,

SOnBert i'm frsieu gu Sallep Siew
Bart auf Der 9aureI 2iuie, 9taAmitta9
oes 2. Wfai, meun oas SSetter es ere
laubt. @intritt frei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
slleranSer's 0. aesimentS sapeae,

aon,ert i'm freien 5u Sallep Sien
Yart uuf Der 9uursI Siuis, gia6mittas
oes 2. Niai, psnu Ous g8ettsr es er'
lanbt. @intrttt fret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Wasne Gountp.

SonesbaIe. 8obnuns unb 9n'
balt oes @briItopb Str0oer gu SaIsm
muroen ON Sumitas gia9mittas burd
Elm entitanoenes Seuer SeritOrt. Der
Yerluit 1T bur6 cine Serii6erun9 bon
$3.50 tbeilpeiis seDedt. = 6rau Dauio
Bernltein lit am Wtontag 0iaAmitta9
In ibrer 0obnnns an @ourt StraBe
eiuem slnfall Der @rippe erlesen. Die
Yeritorbene nuroe upr 78 Sabren in
Denti6lanb seborsn uno fam Dor stwa
so Sabrsn bierber iie wiro BON einem
Sobn uuo brei 206tern iibellebt uno
ibre 8siiesuns srfolste seitern i'm iiioi'
i6en Srie6bof.-6rl Satbrgn 9etnidel
uno Seslie 8raoer, bsioe BON bier, wurs
ben seitern burd Paftor gS. s. Sopp
3u sinsm Slidlidsu Gbepaar ein9eie9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Nntet Nnh ppr salben aeaeu

Ontet Gub Dor Sdlben 9e9eu
fntarrb, bic Aurdiilbr tutbaItsn. ea Susffltn
ib1 ben Siun bee @truds jsriiSrtn unb bas
game Synsm pSllis ,trriitsn pirp, ptun ts
6ur6 Bit l6Isimisrn Sbnad&tn tinbrinst
Spltt 9riittl lulrn ME nubsr auf Vtrprbnuns
aut bsrufsnn Asrlte asbrauGt ptresn, ea bsr
Startu, ben is auri6tsn, ssbnhal 70 srcB II ale
has @uit, bas 9br eappn trsirltn fUnnttt.
Sall's antarrb.9 fabTiiiri bon Q. ).
Cheney & Co., 5oltpp, o, fntb6It ftin SutdTl-
bsr une pirc inntrlib ssnpmmtn unb tbiTft be
rtft auf bic Ihltimissn Sbtrfahru pfs Spiitme.
N'snn 9br Saas aatarrb Sur fault, lsib Nttr,
eae Sbr bic Ghis btfpmmt. Gle pir6 innsrIi&
gsnummtu unb In 5clter, Sbip, ppn .. s.
&ttnep & 8 0. etmaht.
s9- gufauft ron alien apOttsftrn. prsis
75r. bic 6laI&e.
Saa's Jamilisn piIIsn ifub bic bsfisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29

aleranSer's 8. 8esimcnts Sapelle.
Soniert i'm fleIen gu Yallsp Siew
Yart auf Der 2aurel &inie. 9tahmittas
bes 2. Wtai, menu oaS Netter es er'
laubt. @intritt irei.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
by Bro. Cassidy.

by Bro, Cassidy.
Frank Burton, of Midkiff, W. Va,
was here Monday on business.
Jake Rice and wife, of Huntington
visited home folks here last week.
E. P. Webb, one of the foremen Of
the gas company at Kenova, was
here Sunday.
The WORTH correspondent U. Z. S,
of Fallsburg, has been unreliabIy in
formed as to our Sunday School. He
spoke of having two Sunday Schools.
one in the morning, and one in the
evening. We only have one Sunday
School and that is $50 a. m, with
e. d. Frasher Supt.
Several of this place attended F.
and A. NJ, lodge at Louisa last Mon
day night.
VIM. Riley made a business trip
to Ironton last week.
Edmond Rice of Marvin, was here
this week. Marco.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
Smoky Valley.

Died, at her home on Morgans
Creek August 18th, Gypsy, the be-
loved wife of Jack Short. She had
been sick only a short time, but her
death was expected by her many
friends here She was the daughter
of Benjamin +. Diamond. We would
say to the bereaved father, sister
and brothers, mourn not for Gypsy
For she is in heaven where sickness
lain nor death never enter Death
chooses a shining mark. She leaves
husband and a darling little babe
and host of friends to mourn her
death. She was laid to rest in the
Diamond cemetery to await the Res
erection. &C.,.
Milzle Diamond, of Overda, was
visiting friends and relatives at this
place Saturday and Sunday.
Oscar Chaffin, of Trad, passed here
last Saturday en- route to Ohio.
Sorry to hear of the death of Mrs
Minnie Peters.
Several from Pleasant Ridge at
tended church here Sunday nigt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Roberts have
returned home from short visit in
Ashland
Mrs. John Meek is slowly improv-
ing
Drew Haws, of Ashland, attended
church here Sunday night.
James Diamond of Twin Branch,
passed here Tuesday.
Miss Willie Muncy is visiting her
sister in Ashland this week.
Charles H. Diamond, of Ohio, is
visiting friends and relatives here
this week.
Misses Ida and Emma MunCy visit
ed relatives at Madge Wednesday.
Country Lass.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
EStep.

Our school is progressing nicely
under the management of Jack
Thompson
Geore Fannin, who has been at
Columbus for some time, has return
ed home.
Ben Buckley, of Buchanan, visited
home folks at this place last week.
Rev. J. C. Buckley, wife and little
daughter, Wilma, who have been
visiting ]. H. Buckley for the past
! week, have returned home,
Misses Victoria Smith and Emma
Lambert visited relatives at Mavity
last week.
Fred Jackson has returned to his
work at Saltpeter, after a few days
visit with home folks.
Noah Reynolds was visiting Garlic
Queen Sunday,
George Reynolds and three children,
of Logan, w. Va, are visiting rela-
tiyes at this place.
Misses Victoria Smith, Sophia Hig-
gins and Ethel Buckley were guests
OF Emma Lambert Sunday.
Miss Enla Fsnnin was the guest
of Garlic Queen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fannin and
little daughter, Ollie, of Normal,
have been visiting her parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. Chris Savage, at this place.
Mrs. Charley Vaughan and children,
of Ashland, are visiting her parents
at this place.
The stork visited the home of B,
D Lambert and left fine girl. They
call her Maud Marie. 1t also visited
the home of Thomas Enyart and left
: a girl. t..
=. Tony Miller was a visitor at Chris
savage's Sunday.
: Bert Higgins visited at Thomas
, Enyart's Sunday. ...
Miss Lula Rice visited home folks
last week.
Noll Savage visited c. T. Miller
Sunday.
Miss Maud Taylor, of Glenwood, i
( vistin Miss Nora Savage.
Several Of this place are going t
n attend the basket dinner at Glen
d wood Saturday. Sweet Peai
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
NOW Is THE TIME TO GO TO THE
GULF COAST OF TEXAS.

Where the nights are cool and the
climate Is delightful. This is favor
able to both good health and big
crops and you can buy good land
cheap and on easy payments. We
have any size tracts you want, from
. acres up. We buy in large tracts
aud subdivide into small farms. We
are not the only legitimate land peo-
PIE with land for sale but we have
as good as the hest and our prices
are lower than the lowest.
We do not want to make a fortune
on one deal We are satisfied TO
make legitimate profit on our land.
We are the owners and we can
make you terms to suit When You
get ready to make the trip go with
us or we will both lose money.
Address
Marvel Town & Improvement Co.
4?S-424 Frisco Building, St. Louis, Mo.
and Houston, Texas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
Potomac.

Chruch at Union Chapel was at
tended by a large crowd Sunday,
Mrs. Jack Arthur, who has been
sick for some time, is improving
Misses Madge Handley and bessie
Neal spent Sunday with relatives on
Whites Creek
Charles and EffOrd ROus, Of this
place, attended the funeral OF their
aunt Mrs Noah Wellman. at Wayne,
last Friday.
Rufus Robinett passed up Whites
Greek Tuesday.
Tolbert Arthur left Monday for East
Liverpool, where he will visit his
sister Mrs. Rosco Queen.
Misses Ada and Edith Brown. of
Lockwood. spent Sunday with their
cousins, Bolivia and Sadie Queen.
Mrs. G w. Rous was in Carletts-
burg Saturday.
Lizzie Lambert, who has been very
sick for the past two weeks. is i'm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
SkaggS.

Rosecraus Prince. Of Oklahoma. ID
visiting friends and relatives here
James Brickey and brother, OF Ash
land, visited theri uncle, Menifes
Sparks and family last week, TheT
brought their yiollns and the music
they made was charming.
The croquct game at Colba Lyon
last Saturday was very interesting.
James Buckey and Parish sparks
gave Miss Elya Roses school Yuy
pleasant call Wednesday Mr. BriekeT
delivered an interesting talk whieh
pleased both teacher aud pupils.
c c. Holbrook went to Sandy IIoak
Sunday.
Joshua Wheeler was elected truS
tee at this place.
Born, to Jess Riggsby and wife. .
girl
P p. HoIbrook went to Flat Gag
Saturday.
Parish Sparks spent Saturday an4
Sunday with his best girl 10 ElliGn
county.
Nelson Sparks and wife are WIKI
ing in Ashland and Catlettsburg. =
The BuZzard Rock and mountain
tea patch were visited by quite a ioE-
ly crowd last Sunday. The following
composed the party: Mr. and Mira
A. +. Lyon, Carrie Holbrook, ElTz
Rose, Florida lson, Esta Glllum, Rr-
ma Sparks and Grettle Holbrook.
Messrs. John p. Skaggs, Emmett rlaJk
Messrs. John r skaggs, Rolo Lyos.
Emmett Sparks and r, c. Prince.
Lewis Skaggs and wife are yisitizs
in Portsmouth, O., this week
Menefee Sparks and VIII Ross weHt
tn Ashland Monday Two FriendA
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FalISbuTg.
Fallsburg.

FallSDurg. ,. r' ''-"'
school Is progressing nicely under
the management of Prof. Ekers. He
has a large attendance, and is put
ting in at least ten hours day.
L. n. Hutchinson is at work on
his big tobacco barn.
Judge T. S. Thompson has been
doing some good favors by causing
the road to be worked from here to
Fullers station, which was almost
impossible; also had the Cat bridge
repaired.
Tom Collinsworth had the misfor-
tune of cutting his foot very badly
last week while at work.
Mrs. Cass Cooksey went to Will
hanson, w. Va, for an extended visit
this week.
Jay O'Daniel, of Hewlett, was visit.
ing friends here Saturday and Sunday
Linzy Collinsworth, of Oslo, came
down Friday evening, and accompan
led by his brother, Jay Collinsworth
and J. H. Frasher, went down thu
river on business Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Shortridge, of Nor
NAL, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Puma Collinsworth visite'
Mrs. LinEy Collinsworth at Oslo Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
The infant child of John Cschra
died last week, funeral services bel
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MGad'S Branch.

Death visited the home Of Jim
Martin and took from him his only
darling baby. Funeral services were
held by Reys G. V. Pack and John
Miller.
There will be a union meeting at
the Spence church by Rev. Diamond
Miss Della Reynolds has returned
from lnez, where she has been visit
ing friends and relatives.
Born, to j. II. Preece and wife, a
fine girl baby; also, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Z, B. Spencer, a fine baby.
Henry Hinkle paid a visit to Lou
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l'oying nicely.
Mr., and Mrs. G w. Stephenson and
two sons. Herbert and Willie, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs HarEa
hllders.
Richard Arthur, OF this place, len
Monday Tor Colu'abus, where he via
stay for some time.
II. l.. queen went TO Culbcrtsoa
Monday.
The ice cream festival at DTbiH
was attenced by several Of the Young
people Of this place Saturday night
Prof Ramcy, Of Catlettsburs. yidt-
ed c. e Rous' school Monday
Dew DrorA
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News OF the death Of Mrs. A. J..
Pennington, of Denton, reached here
She had been i'll for some
time, and her attending physician
advised an operation, as she could
never recover without 1t. However,
owing to her enfeebled condition, she
did not rally. Her funeral occurred
there on Wednesday, Independent.
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lisa Wednesday.
DR., Walters, Of Charley, passed
down our creek last week
Sam Castles little child is on the
sick list.
Robert Neace is very i'll with
stomach trouble,
John Wallace passed down our
creek en- route to H. h. Spencer's,
Ezra Hinkle passed up our creek
Monday.
Mrs. Malissa Kise is visiting home
folks this week.
Mrs. Mile ChiIders passed here
recently en- route to Mrs. Martha Wal,
lace's.
Roy Ch.lders made business trip
10 John Wallaces Monday,
John Estep and wife have returned
from Columbus, where they went to
see Airs. Martha Wallace, who is very
III,
Slas Ilunley and wife visited Rob
ert Neace Wednesday.
George Miller has returned from
West Virginia, where he has been a.
work.
Lewis and Jay Thompson visited
Commodore Kise Saturday
Married, on the 7th. Miss Bell Fra
ley and Mr.. Charley Spencer. both Of
this place.
We have good school here with
large attendance.
Brave WASHINGTON
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James w. Turner won the Johnson
county Legislative race by major
ity Of about 500 over w. T. Stafford.
Turner carries every precinct in the
county except Jennics Creek, Stat
ford's home, which gives Stafford
Sc majority.