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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
KILLED HIS WIFE BY MISTAKE
Husband Intended Shot for Man
She was Entertaining

Altoona, Pa, July15. Intend
ing to kill the man whom his
wife was entertaining, Frank E.
Mcmillan today fired four shots
into the house, killing his young
wife instantly. Breaking into
the house after the deed, Nc
MILAN gathered the woman in
to his arms, crying, IF you had
only listened.to me, little woman,
how happy we would have been.
God knows l did not intend to
kill you"
William H. Mcdowell, admitting
that he was in the house when
theitragedy occurred, is held as a
material witness.
Hearing that his wife was un-
faithful Mcmillan hid in a barn.
instead of going to work, and
caught Mcdowell will, sfe.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
MANY ILLICIT STILES.
Revenue Officers Destroyed More
in the State of Georgia Past
Fiscal Year Than. were Des-
troyed in Four States
a Year Ago.

Atlanta, Ga, July Is. More
illicit stills were destroyed in the
State of Georgia during the fis-
cal year just terminated than
were destroyed in Georgia. Ala
bama, Florida and Mississippi a
year ago. These statements are
taken from the annual report of
Revenue Agent James H. Sur
ber. During the year just
closed, Surber and his assistants
raided and destroyed GIG stills
in Georgia, 231 in Alabama, "a
in Florida and l in Mississippi,
total of 872. A year ago the en-
tire number destroyed was only
47O.
The revenue office attributes
the increase to the high price
and increased demand for whis-
key since the prohibition laws
began to be passed in the South.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
Columbia Records Good Road.
Campaign.

The Columbia Record. with the
enterprise characteristic of it's
public spirited and progressive
editor, Mr.. Jas. A. Hoyt, has in
augurated a movement which is
we'll calculated to spread the gos-
pelof goodroads throughout South
Carolina. Its ultimate aim is to
secure good roads from Column
bia to every county seat in the
State, and with that end in view,
is sending out to the various
county seats two large touring
cars, Buick and Brush, the
party accompanying being in
charge of Mr.. Med. Horton,
news editor of the Record. The
first trip was made this week to
Augusta, barnweii, bamDerg AMI
Denmark KIND at every point
visiA& VIE SeSanty o.capitaS'
path-flhders were enthusiast
cally received. The second trip
will be undertaken from Colum-
bia this morning, the cars max
ing for the Pee Dee section, TAX
ing in Bennettsville, Camden,
Darlington and Hartsville and
returning by Cheraw, Chester
field, Lancaster and Kershaw.
The party will spend tonight
either in Darlington or Harts-
vile, starting out again Monday
morning on the tour.
The scout cars will reach Lam
caster one day next week, and
it goes without saying that the
pathfinders will be cordially well
coined on their arrival here. They
will find this county already
aroused on the subject of i'm
proved highways. Lancaster is
now spending thousands of dol
lars on her public roads, the
work being done both by con-
tract and the county's own forces.
Many miles of roads are now in
fine shape and it is only a ques-
ton of time when every highway
in the county will be likewise.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
Clean Food for Charleston.

Charleston is certainly going
to have clean foodstuffs if an
ordinance just passed by the city
council shall be rigidly enforced.
The ordinance is a rather re.
markable one, and far reaching
in its provisions. 1t is entitled
an ordinance Ito provide for the
protection of foodstuffs against
contamination by flies or other
insects" and is as follows:
Section livery manager of
store, market, dairy, cafe,
lunch room or any other place in
the city of Charleston, where a
food, or beverage, or confection-
cry, or any similar article, is
manufactured or prepared for
sale, stored for sale, offered for
sale, or sold, shall cause it to be
screened effectually, or effectual-
ly protected by power driven fan
or fans, so as to prevent flies and
other insects from obtaining ac-
cess to such food, beverage con-
fectionery, or other article, and
shall keep such food, beverage,
confectionery or other article free
from flies and other insects at all
times.
Sec. 2. That no person shall
expose for sale in any public
highway or in any uninclosed
market, store, shop, stand or
stall, or on any open lot, or trans
port over any public highway for
sale either by himself or any
other person, in the city of Char
lesion, any candy, cake, bread,
pies, etc., or any food whatso-
ever of a kind not commonly
washed, peeled or cooked, be-
fore being eaten, unless the
same be effectually and in a
cleanly manner wrapped, COW
cred and enclosed so as to protect
it from dust and insects.
In commenting on-the new law
the Charleston Post says: ''. a
more salutary or a more needed
ordinance for the protection of
the health of the community has
not been enacted in long time
in this city,"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

1t is noised around in the pub
lie prints that a member of the
South Carolina journalistic fra
ternity recently drew and judi
ciously managed four skies. This
encourages us to question the
intimation by the Lancaster
News that newspaper men live
on four-and-a-half cents a day.
Four skies should be good for a
steak and a watermelon, even
when working under the handi-
cap of the normal ''press limit. :"
The Columbia State.
Not knowing one card from
another, -four skies" is Dutch
to us, but if good for a steak
and a watermelon" do let us
into the game.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
BURGLAR ATTACKS MINISTER.
The Latter, an Athlete of Powerful
Build, Wards OFF Blow From
Hatchet and Forces His
Assailant to the
Street.

Roanoke, Va. July Is. When
Rev. w. H. H. Joyce. pastor of
Trinity Methodist church, enter
ed that edifice today to go into
his study he met burglar who
attacked him with a hatchet.
The burglar aimed a blow at the
minister's head in an effort to
brain him, but Joyce. who is an
athlete of powerful build, warded
off the blow and in a desperate
struggle got possession of the
hatchet.
The burglar then drew a large
knife but the minister forced
him to the door. The burglar
dashed into the street and Rev.
Mr.. Joyce chased him several
blocks.
The fleeing man dropped a
pocketbook containing a card
that bore the words: Dan Rice,
aged 22 years. He has not
been captured.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
Little Tar Heel Negro Forges
Check.

Durham, N. c.. special in yes
terday's Charlotte Observer:
Fred Van Hook, a negro kid of l3,
was bound over to court this
morning under $500 bond for
forging the name of Major Guth-
RE to a check. Though the for
gerry was clumsy, it was a piece
of precocious deviltry. The lit
tie nigger made the check out
perfectly and endorsed it proper
ly. He presented it to a grocer
who informed the lawyer and
Hook was arrested. He goes
under an alias of Frank johnson
and signed himself go on the
check.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

The great English medical
journal, the Lancet, gives the
following advice as to eating in
middle age and beyond: "As
the fire of life burns less fiercely
and the output of energy is
smaller, 80 the fuel supplied
should be reduced that the sys-
tenn may not be clogged with
ashes and half-burnt cinders,
whereby the activity of the whole
machine is from time to time i'm
paired and may even be prema-
turely arrested. The Columbia
State.
Old fellows like Mart Crawford,
Bill Cunningham, Pink" Cas-
key, Will Brown, ''Bubber"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

If you have pains in the back. weak back,
or any other indication Of weakened OF
disordered condition of the kidneys or
bladder. you should get DeWitt's Kidney
Pills right away when you experience the
least sign Of kidney or bladder complaints.
but be sure that ycu get DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. We know what they
will do for you. and il you will send your
name TO K. y. Dewitt d Co., Chicago. YOU
will receive FREQ tfial box of these kidney
and bladder pills. They are sold here by
+ Mackey Co. VS.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
can get.

Will some one tell us whE the
watermelon and flea season be-
gin and end at the same timer
Johnston News-Monitor.
They don't. The luscious
melon abideth for a brief period
only, while the flea season is
open and active all the year
round.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17
LOVE HULL NUPTIALS.
The Beautiful Marriage in Rock Hill
of MIR. F. S. Love and Miss
Edna Hull.
Rock Hill Record, July 10th.

Rock Hill Record, July 10th.
There is always something
beautiful in the consummation of
vows long spoken,- in the realiza-
ton of hopes long cherished.
Such was the marriage on last
evening which united the lives
of Miss Edna Hull and Mr.. F.
Sadler Love. This happy event,
around which clings so much of
tender interest, took place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
j. J. Hull, on Park avenue.
Loving hands had transformed
the house into a beautiful picture.
The color scheme was white and
gold, and this was ingeniously
carried out. The hallway was
glowing with great yellow sun
flowers and trailing ivy. In the
right parlor-the ceremony
room white and green were
used. The delicate plumes of
asparagus were artisticaiiy cuIli-
bined with white hydrangeas.
Suspended across one corner was
a wedding bell of white. Here,
Rev. Alexander Martin, in i'm
pressive tones, performed the
ceremony, presenting the bridal
pair. as is the custom, with the
book from which it was read.
just beioIe the marrIage;fMiss
Sarah Craig sang, with great fes j.
lag and expression, "All For
You," and male quartette, com
posed Of Messrs. Oliver Flowers,
Sidney Poap, Ous Hull and ]. j
R.uch, rendered very attractive
~ Loves Old Sweet Song"
The wedding march was play
ed by Miss Edith Stewart, and to
its inspiring strains the bridal
procession came in as follows:
Mrs. Ous Hull and Miss NeIle
Reid, Misses Marie Fewell and
Mary Marshall, Miss Mary Love
and Miss Monte Sanders; the
dame of honor, Mrs J. Otis Hull :;
maid of houor, Miss Maude Stew
art. Just preceding the bride,
came the little ring bearers, Mas-
ter Otis Parker and little Miss
Margaret Adams Chrietzberg.
The bride came in with her
brother, Mr.. J. Otis Hull, and the
groom with his best man, Mr.. ].
l.. Phillips. The ceremony was
witnessed by only a few intimate
friends and relatives, but inn
mediately after there was a large
and brilliant reception attended
~ the society people Of Rock
Hill.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

Wylie and Thurlow Carter will
do we'll to heed the Lancet's ad-
vice, while frisky four-year-olds
such as Pres Allison and the
writer. who are a long way off
yet from the ''half-burnt cinder"
stage, need all the fuel" they
can get.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

Death If a Prominent Cat"
is the headline of a local article
in the Marshville, N. c., Home.
We are told, among other things,
in the article itself that the de-
parted cat was not only ''promi-
nent and tuseful," but that ''his
life has been unspotted, and to
all cats with whom he came in
contact it has been an inspira-
ton. That's about the limit,
isn't it?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

AN old man with q young
wife makes her appear like dane
ing on crutches. New York
Press.
In most cases they are gold
crutches that give a handsome
support and also pay the piper
for the dance. Augusta Chroni-
Gle.
Many young woman pins her
faith to the old saying that it's
better to be an old mans darling
than a young mans slave.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

II Bethlehem Bible Society will
have it's annual picnic at the
church on Saturday before the
End Sunday in August. Names
of the speakers will be announced
later.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

Chamberlain n stomach and LAYER Tab.
let's gently stimulate the liver and bowels
to expel poisonous matter. cleanse the
system, oure constipation and sick head.
ache. eold by Mackey Co. and Fun
derburk Pharmacy. VS.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-07-17

Repairs are heiug made on
Bethlehem church and belfry
added.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Trustees Notice OF
Land Sale.

!. BY the authority of deed of trust
executed by II. A. Florence and wife.
S.J. Florence, on the l4,h day Of
Dec, 1907, J. H. Hester to secure a
debt of three hundred thirty-ei2ht
and ,oo sS dollars ($33S. sO) due Nov. l,
1908, in which | was made Trustee,
and which appeard of recod in Book
II, page lO5 in the Chancery Clerk S
office of Neshoba County, MISSISSIPPI
pill will on the lst Monday in Dec,
1909, in front of the north door of the
courthouse in the town of Philadel l.
phia, Neshoba County, Mississippi,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described land
situated in said county and state,
to wit:
N. w. of n. w. .,'Sec, 80, and S.
w. of S. w. /, Sec. 10, all in ITO,
RIB to satisfy said debt with inter-
est and cost of executing this trust
deed.
Witness my signature, this the
End day of October, 1909.
G.. f. Wilson.
Trustee.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

We are agents for the Red
Cross Shoe, that you see
advertised SO extensively in
the Ladies' Home Compan-
ion and Delineator. You
will be delighted with it.
Come in today and let us
show you the new fall styles.
ID. kasdan's Corner Store,
Philadelphia, Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Lease.

Any parties wanting to lease or
release any of the open lands of the
Oeemer Mfg. Co., for the year 1916
can do so by applying to E. M.
Werkheiser at Deemer, Miss.
E. M. Workheiser,
Land and Timber Agt.
(4Mp)
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, MISS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1909.

9 r Waller ct al VS. Catherine
Thompson, motion to amend ori-
ginal bill by making John Wal
ler party to bill and jim Thomp-
son defendant sustained.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Chancery Court Proceed
ings.
November term, 1909.


& Go. Injunction made perpetul
and judgement held for naught.
Estate of Dora Warren ct al,
J L Warren, Administrator. Pc
tition to sell land. Petition
granted.
Estate of w z I Warren, w
A Stockton, Administrator, peti-
tion to sell land. Petition grant
ed.
Estate of Jessie Scale ct al, j
II Scale, Guardian, Final decree.
Estate of Emma Kirkland ct al
James Kirkland, guardian. Final
decree.
Exparte Mrs N @ Sullivan, pc
tition to sell land. Petition
granted.
Mrs E G Cook VS. Sadie Scale ct
al. Bill and demurrer. demur-
TOR overruled and 60 days allow
ed to answer bill.
Mrs G A Slaughter VS. z S Bar
Der. Bill, proof of publication
and proof for final hearing.
Complaintants prayer granted.
Bank of Tupelo ct al VS. j X
Page ct al. Demurrer sustained
as to 4th and 5th grounds and so
days allowed to answer.
Exparte Mrs A V Grafton Pc
tition to pay over money. Pray.
er granted.
Exparte Mrs NJ E Walters ct
al petition TO remove minority.
Petition granted.
Mrs Lille Adkins ct al VS. J NJ
Adkins. Bill answer, crossbilI
answer and proof-taken under
advisement. attorneys to file
briefs.
WI Ridout Admr. VS. w H
Mars, bill, answer and proof, de-
cree for defendant.
M A Henry ct al VS. j T Nc
Craw, bill, waiver and decree to
sell property.
Charity Thomas (col) VS. Van
Thomos (coD Divorce. Decree
granted.
W M Mccullough vs. Alma Nc.
Collough, Divorce. Motion to
tax complaint with atty fee sus-
tanned.
Will Wallace VS. Ella Wallace,
divorce. Prayer of complainant
granted.
Sorsby Mcmillan (Ind) VS. Onie
Mcmillan (Ind) divorce, Pray
er OF complainant granted.
Lee Barrier and Lula Barrier
VS. Francis E Watrous and j L
Snyder. Bill answer and proof.
j A Webb ct al vs. Mrs Minnie
Spears ct al bill and answer.
Decree by consent to sell the
land in question for division.
Henry Jones (col) VS. Alice
Jones (col) divorce. Prayer of
complainant granted.
Florence Tins (col) VS. Henry
Tins (col) divorce. Prayer of
complainant granted.
Lynn II Dinkins VS. JB Cock
rell, bill and answer. Com.
plaintant's bill dismissed.
Mrs r 9 Flemming ct al vs.
James Thomas. Demurrer over
ruled and defendant allowed 60
days to answer.
Board Of Supervisors VS. w A
Skipper, demurrer overruled and
defendant allowed 50 days to
answer.
VIM and Emily Dunn VS. J H
johnson, bill, answer and proof.
Complaintant's bill dismissed.
JC McBeath vs. M G Henson,
petition to confirm land sale.
Prayer granted.
81 Massey deed of assignment
7 N Crockett. Final decree
granted.
Berry Williamson ct al vs. Mrs
Fannie Lovett, motion to confirm
land sale and for a division of
proceeds. Motion sustained and
, ,
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

For Sale.--Scholarship in
a BUSINESS College apply to
Miss Samantha williamson.
Philadelphia, Miss, Route 4.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

We have a nearly new 10
inch Advance Paper Cutter
for sale. This cutter has
been used u little over ~ year
and as good as when ship
ped from the factory. Write
quick, if you wanta bargain.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

SAohSSos
Estate of w p T Warren ap-
pointment of w A Stockton ad-
ministrator. Motion to approve
act of clerk in vacation, sustain
ed.
Elizabeth Riley, lunatic.
Motion to approve act in vaca-
tlon sustained.
Tom Langdon, a lunatic. Mo-
tion to approve act in vacation
sustained.
Neal Carter, a lunatic. Motion
to approve act in vacation sus-
tained.
Estate of Jessie Scale ct al ap-
pointment of H Scale guardian
motion to approve act in vaca-
tion sustained.
Estate of Emma Kirkland ct al
appointment of James Kirkland
guardian. Motion to approve act
in vacation sustained.
Estate of Becca John, Indian,
a minor, appointment of j A
Franks administrator. Motion
to approve act in vacation sus-
tained.
9 L Ray VS. j H Unseld. bill to
recover land, petition to remove
Motion to approve act in vaca-
ton sustained.
Estate of q w Stennis, deceas-
ed petition to probate will, mo-
ton to approve act in vacation
sustained.
Estate of Oscar Ford, r G
Moore appointed administrator.
Motion to approve act vacation
sustained.
Mrs Nora Milling ct al VS. S
Dixon, petition for appeal. Mo
ton to approve sustained.
Estate of j W Henry deceased
B F Lewis administrator, motion
to sustain approved. Motion to
allow time to file inventory sus-
tanned.
Exparte J M Wadsworth, mo-
ton to be sworn in to practice
law sustained.
Exparte j X Gillis, motion to
be sworn in to practice law sus-
tained.
Exparte Mrs NJ E Watkins ct
al motion to approve land sale
sustained.
Matte Kirby VS. j F Bates,
motion for surety for cost-de-
cree pending argument.
Estate of j A Written deceas-
ed II l. Austin administrator
motion for final settlement sus-
tanned.
A j and B Richardson VS. J
L Smith and r q Moore,--injunc-
tion,--bill, answer, motion to dis
solve, and oral and record proof.
Injunction made perpetual. Mo-
tion to vacate this deree over
ruled as to A j Richardson and
sustained as to the other COM
plaintants and cause re-opened.
Il A Fowler VS. Maude Fowler
petition to sell land. Petition
granted.
W M Roundtree guardian
Lula Anderson, motion to dis
charge guardian sustained.
Elizabeth Lobbin Ind VS. Allen
and Enoch Indian, motion to
amend original bill sustained
and complainant granted 10 days
to file amended bill and defend
ant given Is days thereafter to
answer.
Pete Wilson VS. Pierce Thrash,
motion of defendant to require
complainant to give bond for
cost.
JH Matthews ct al vs. Perry
Matthews, motion to dismiss sus-
tained.
Dave Tullos (col) VS. ALT Hud.
ley, motion to dismiss sustained.
Estate of Hester and Dorsie
Williams, minors, Mrs Mollie
Williams guardian, motion to re-
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

You can get IL Bride for
so cts from r f Horne.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

Call and see the new line of
Jewelry at Dansby's Jewely
Store and get his prices.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Financial Statement
of the town of
Philadelphia, Miss,

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS OF
THE VARIOUS
FUNDS,
TowIT: =
General Fund
Amount on hand Oct. 1, 'O8 S 1850
- Received since fines
forfeitures etc, 10000
Privile taxes 258.22I
e mill levy real & personal
property 3,146.26
Amount outstanding war
rants Oct. 1st, 1909 263.35
S3845.35
Amount general fund ex-
pended.
Feeding prisoners 281.39|
Public printing 29.17
Electric lights 544. 10
Court allowances 105.00|
Office records 47.80l
Office rent o0.O0I
Repair work, shop work 22.o5
Medical attention to prison.
ers 500
Taxes enormously collected
and refunded 49.32I
Water at Jail for convicts 17.75I
Convict supplies, drugs 1915
Fines remitted 1000 |
Painting school roof 5000
Election expenses 1850
Assessing taxes, making
rolls, etc, 1o08-1909 10000
Treasurers commissions 1888
Officers salaries, per diem,
ETC., including Mayor,
Board of Alderman, Mar
shalls, deputy Marshalls,
Town attorneys, ETC., 1,2S7.5O
Amount of outstanding Oct.
1st, 1908 972.O8
Amount balance on hand
Oct. 1st, 1909 .O4 |
s3,S45.35
Interest fund.
Amount on hand Oct. /,
1908 Isl
Amount received since
z mill levy real g. personal
property 1,057.25
Sl,051.40
Amount interest fund ex-
pended
Interest on school bonds 10000
Ireasurers commissions 'O8
and '09 53.16|
Amount balance on hand
Oct. 1st, 1909 1924
S 1,O51.40
School fund
Amount on hand Oct. 1st,
1908 72S3I
Amount received since
3 mill levy on real g. person.
al property 1,57752
State distribution separate
district 65S.32
Polls town of Philadelphia 4O2. 90
s2,71O.37
Amount school fund ex-
pended.
Furniture, fixtures, etc 161.44
Repair work on school house 61.5O
Janitors wages 1850
Supfs salary separate dis
trict $3.50
Fuel 1880
Rent on extra building $500
Salaries paid to teachers 2,11OOO
Ireasurers commissions 6O.3O
Amount balance on hand
Oct. 1st, '09 1883
2,710.37
Street fund
Amount on hand Oct. 1st, |
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25

1908 90
Amount received since
| mill levy real & personal
property, and per capita
street tax at 800 each
902. SO
Amount outstanding war
rants Oct. 1st, 1909 1879
81, 1870
Street tax expended
Work on streets 5S9.82
Bridge lumber and building 115.48
Shop work o.05
Street tools 17.24
Opening streets q. 90
reaSurerS commissions p. 50
Amount outstanding warrants
Oct. 1st, 1908 363.83
Amount balance on hand
Oct 1st, 1909 81
81, 139.7 79
This October 10th, '09.
Ode Moore, Clerk.
Examined and approved this Oct.
10th, '09.
L. ]. Catledge, Mayor.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-17
GRAND PASS.

Miss Bette Howard was shop
ping and visiting in Marshall Sat
urday.
Miss Pearl Riley was the guest
of Miss Clara Stockman and Mrs.
S. Cole at Malta Bend Monday.
Santa Claus was seen on our
streets last Friday.
Mrs. j. Demoss is quite sick this
week.
B. Smith has restocked his store
with new groceries.
Rev. N. M. johnson filled his
regular appointment at the M. E.
Church Sunday.
Remember the Christmas tree at
the M. e. church Christmas eve,
Every body come.
Each Sunday school solicits mon
ey from their own members and
and furnishes a fair treat for their
Sunday school. Their committees
are instructed to ask out those who
are members or who do not at
tend any Sunday School.
D. Moreland shipped a a OF
hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mrs. N. Jones is quite sick this
week.