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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
81 per Year.
Mr.. BRYAN SPEAKS
OUT IN MEETING
Says Those Democratic Repre-
Sentatives Who Betrayed Denver
Platform Should BE Defeated,

MIR. Bryan is Mt last making his
attitude towards those Democrats
who have betrayed their party in
congress quite clear.
In the current issue of the Conn
moner he devotes considerable space
To the tariff and To the disgracefuI
spectacle presented 10y those senator's
and representatives calling them
selves Democrats who have voted
with the Republicans I'm maintaining
or advancing protective duties.
Democratic voters, " he says, can
not begin too soon to select cnndi-
dates for congress. Let those Demo-
Gratis who believe i'm pure and unde-
filed Democracy get together i'm each
district and pick out n Democrat who
cannot he bought or frightened The
trusts have stcalthily secured control
al some of the congressman who were
elected as Democrats and they will
have the influence of the trusts i'm
securing n denomination. The trusts
can very well afford To put up the
campaign funds IL they can control
congressman after the election.
The Steel Trust, for instance, could
put million dollars into the congress
sional campaign without missing IL
(and IL Is only one of the many
trusts), and n million dollars would
supply "A hundred candidates with
$40, 600 piece or two hunldcd candi-
dates with 80, 900 n piece. When YOU
see that "A congressional candidate has
money to spend, find out where he il
getting IL. Take IL for granted that
he cannot get money from prcda-
tory corporation without promise,
expressed or implied, and that he
Will pay the corporation back out OF
the pockets of the people.
These are very plain words, but
they are not too plain nor are they
prcmaturely uttered. II they lack
anything IL is that they me not aimed
directly at the pcrfidious Democrats
In house and senate who have been
harboring with the painted harlot OF
protection. With perfect Justice MIR.
bryan might name these traitors He
might with entire propricty single
them out and hold them up TO the
scom and reprobation of their betray-
eel co-pnrisans. But Mr.. Bryan
chooses To Oc considcratc of the feel
ings Of the traitors. lie chooses To
make his indictment general instead
of specific and he leaves to Demo-
cratic constituencies themselves the
risk of fitting the shoe to the proper
foot. --Daily Johnston Democrat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Road Finished

The Steam Roller crowd of good
rond builders, have about finished the
work in the west end of town, and IL
looks good, and seems TO be splen-
did job. a small piece OF work is To
he done on lower Main Street. and
then the force will remove To Taze-
well Avenue, certainly NJ this tive,
one OF the very worst pieces of road
la this or amy other State, of this
union. Tnzeweli Avenue people and
tho East End tanners who travel this
street great deal, Will shout hal
lelujah when this work Is finished.
IL Will bc commenced within the
next few days.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Lebanon.

Lebanon Va. June . Your CORE
Spondenl spent one day last week at
the Southwestern, Va. Hospital at
Marion Na.A visit To this humane i'm
stitution will convince any one that
the unfortunate tenants are well tak
en- care of. / did not meet DIR. King
the Supt. rs he was absent. His as
Sistant Dr Stephenson, was i'm charge.
lie is courteous gentleman, and in
every way capable. The attendants on
the several wards are kind and con-
Siderate TO those under their charge.
The inmates are treated with the Ut
most kindness Notwithstanding some
would tax the patience OF Job. /
refer to those who are unTuly. The
Supt. is making Improvements
on The grounds, and beautiful shade
trees adoun the place, and those
who are not seriously insane are per
mitted To walk around at pleasure.
Z. {. Burns and family returned
from visit i'm East Tenn. last Sa,ur-
day.
Mrs. j. Il Teets and little daugh-
ter Jesse, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her cousin Mrs. &C. Dalton of
st. Paul.
Mis-. Celia Garrett, an aged lady
of Elk Garden died last sunday
morning.
Ill. III. Bausell bought the Davis
property In the Banner addition
secently.
Tuesday was horse show and a
number of fine horses were entered.
A.A. Wysor's horse carried Off the
prize for the best 3 year old. t.. ID.
Grays horse won the prize for the
best 4 year old. a number of young
ladies entered the ring for the most
graceful rider, and Miss Rebeccn
browning won the prize, which was
~. CO. Ii was the opinion of the crowd
That Judge Ayers had the best pair
of macth horses. \ large crowd was
i'm attendance, and the best Of order
prevailed.
MIR. and Ms. Jno. &. RauseII.
of Bolton were here Tuesday, the
guest of J. w. Bauscll.
a telephone message states that j.
w. Dorton, of Bolton, died Monday.
aegd 92 years.
+. Counts, of Ky, Is visiting rel
atiVes I'm 'his county. This is his
first visit in 2l years and says that
Lebanon has grown 50 lie would not
have known the place.
The Clirch Valley News was In
demand last week.
Sparel Thompson of Artrip, met
with the misfortune To get his arm
cut off the by train Sunday. did
not learn the particulars.
Capt. j ID. lliscr, OF Cnrterton.
is dangerously III with dropsy.
DIR. Hord, late of Salem, Va,
viii locate In Lebanon and will
practice his profession.
John G.. Gilmcr and family are
visiting relatives in town this week.
Clarence Burns OF this place has
been quite sick for the past week, but
at this writing he is improving.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
BlueStOne

Bluestone, Va, June 9.-Rev.
w. w. Hicks preached an excellent
sermon Sunday morning on Duties
Of parents 10 their children" The
singing led by Prof. Heldgeth was
enjoyed by all.
Miss Flora Walker, OF Falls Mills
visiting her sister Mrs. 5. II. Nash.
Miss Della Holbrook has returned
home from I.ynchburg where she at
tended Virginia Christian College.
Mrs. James Harman of Graham
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Martha Summers.
Miss jamie Drinkard, of BIuefieId,
paid pleasant is IL To friends here
this week.
Miss Blanche Nash of Bluefeld
visited home folks Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur the blind musician
from Tennessee, spent "A pleasant
week on Bluestone.
The baseball club paid visit to
Shaver Mill Saturday. Game result
ed in a core of and in favor of
Bluestone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton George are
visiting the parents of the formre,
Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. Tickle at this
place.
Mrs. Martha Summers who has
been i'll so long is no better.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Virginia the Best After All

Manassas, Va, June 6.-Editor the
News AS i can't very well do
without your paper you will please
find enclosed Sl.00 for years sub.
scription TO the News. | reached his
part of Virginia in March and have
located within two miles of this
famous old battle ground. Will saw
that there are too many hardships in
the west for Virginia people. | went
west last June and / found the great
specializing game there was 10 buv
and sell and. So. ] Joined in, and
when L sold | came back to the old
state. Will say for all Virginia peo.
pie who want to go west, YOU had
better go and look before Won sell
your home. You will find better on
portunities in Northern virginia
than you will find in the west. Peo-
pie are coming this way from the
west and all aGound. and locating as
near The great markets as thew can
get. i will say TO the farmers. if Won
are planning going west lust come
TO Northern Va, and look before YOU
West.
with best wishes for your News.
| beg TO remain,
ours Truly,
Boston Steele.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Assistant Superin tendents.

Thompson Valley-Wm. A.
hompson-Benbow, Mrs. w. T.
Buchanan, Miss Rebecca j. Clayton.
Free-stOne-Wm. III. Necessary,
Miss Madie Corell, Miss Pearl Neal.
Burke's Garden-Frank Moss, Mrs.
Jno.P Gose, Mrs. a. f. Peery.
Clear Fork-Mrs. Il. l.. Shuttle.
baIger, Mrs.G. S. Gildersleeve, w.
ID. Jones, Phillip Baugh.
Northside and Bluestone-Mrs. s.
o. Wagner, Mrs. l.. X. Crockett,
Mrs. o. b. Moore, Mrs. J.W Shan
nan, L. Il. Smoot.
Cavatt's Creek and Vicinity
Mrs. Frank Kits, Miss Reynolds,
Miss Martie Witten.
Fruit Displays. G. Peery, DIR.
DUNCAN.
West Enid. Ed. Mcclure, Mrs
>. b. Ward, Mrs. l.. ID. Ball, ID. b.
Daniels, Mrs. IL. w. Crockett, Mrs.
Jas. u. Whitman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
The Moving Pictures

The Electric Theater people are
giving shows very acceptabIy to a
number of the people of the com
mnnity. They have an entire set OF
New nims, and many of them are as
good as seen i'm the larger towns.
Mr.. Patterson and his sisters have
rented house here, and will Iemaiu
as long rs they can make the bust.
ness profitable. He is fine house
painter, and will perhaps, do some.
thing along this line during the day,
and superintend the show ut night.
New pictures will be added weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Adria

Adria, June 9.-E. B. Sluss left
Monday for Athens, w. Va. where
he will attend the commencement
exercises of the Concord normal
school.
III. l.. Mays, who Ii as had several
cases of chicken poX in his family is
better.
KATHLEEN Sluss, went to Graham
Monday 10 spend few days with
friends and relatives there.
John and Thompson Hurt, of
Welch, w. Va, spent few days
last week with their parents.
Mamie Mcclure, of North Taze-
well, who has been spending a while
at the old Litz place, returned home
Monday.
May Peery, who spent sometime
here with her aunt, Mrs. John Pear
man, has gone to Bluefield, to live
with her sister, E Yates
James PeerY, of Graham, was ur
last week, and spent Friday night
with his isster Mrs Pearnan
Several of the men here attended
sales day OF Tuesday, some of whom
were & w Sluss, John Peery, s. l..
May and Bill May.
C.Mitchell will fill his regular ap
pointment next Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
HENRY C. STUART
STILL IN EUROPE
Nothing in Report That He
Was Returning to Virginia.
Mrs. Sturt Continues Ill.

If Henry Z. Stuart is on his way
TO America, or if he is coming at any
early date, the fact is not known tC
A. A. Campbell, of Wythc, his brother
-in-law, or to DIR George Ben John
son, OF Richmond, his physician.
A story was i'm circulation few
days ago to the effect that Mr.. Stuart
is expected here within short time,
and the news of his return was re-
ceived with good deal of pleasure,
as 1t was believed to mean that Mrs.
Stuart was on the road TO recovery.
Unfortunately, il is not known that
MIR. Stuart is TO come back ut any
fixed date, and it is not known that
Mrs. Stuart is improving as rapidly
as was expected.
Desiring TO get direct and emphatic
information on the subject, the News
Leader called OH Dr. George Ben
johnson, with whom Mr.. Stuart has
been in cons tant correspondence since
he has been abroad, and he said tha
in none of the letters he had receiv-t
ed was there any mention of when he
would return To America.
Today, in reply to question Civ
ing the substance of the rumor that
Mr.. Stuart was expected to return
shortly and possibly take hand in
the gubernatOrial situation, Mr..
Campbell, brothei-in-law to Mr..
Stuart, said:
Have made no statement TO any
one. DO not know that II. G. Stuart
is OH his way back. Please deny. :"
Just where the report originated and
what the reasons for creating the lit
tie diversion cannot be stated. Mr..
Stuart is man of large affairs and
his business interests require his
presence, but if he is coming back TO
Virginia at any early date, or he
has fixed any time To return, the
members of his. family are not in
formed oil the subject.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
TickIe-ScOtt

Wednesday, June = IA, beautiful
home wedding was sOlemnized at the
home of j. ID. Tickle when his
daughter. Miss Virgie became the
bride of Mr.. w. Ii. Scott.
The paTlor and dining room were
beautifully decorated with laurel and
roses. After the ceremony, Rev. Geo.
Hairless, officiating, a bounteous din
ner was served.
Miss Virgie Is one of BIuestone's S
prettiest and most charming young
ladiess. Mr.. Scott is native of
Tennessee and popular young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott have the wishes
of their many friends for long and
happy lfe TO gether.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
The Sick List

The sick list has been unusually
large the past few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buston have been i'll, Mr..
Roy st. Clair has typhoid fever, and
Mrs. DR.. st. Clair has been i'll. John
Bowser's baby has been quite sick,
and LA. Tynes has been laid up fol
repairs.
All the sick are reported better as
We go to press,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
POcahontaS.

Pocahontas, Va. J une 1l-Mr. AL.
Lucade, of Anawalt, w. Va, was
here Wednesday enroute to BIufieId.
w. Va.
M iss lille Goldman, i'm East
Radiord, Va, the guest OF Miss Sim
mons.
Luther Sewers, who finished at
Randolph Macom College this season
is in the city the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Dennen had
for their guest this week Miss Eva
Lazenby of BlucfeId, w. Va.
Prof. ID . Alexander Halter of our
city who was principal of the Smith
iield, Va, High School for the past
year is home the guest OF his parents
DR.. and Mrs. John II. Haller.
William Dennen who was stud
ent- Mt Mt. st. Joseph College near
Baltimore. Md, is home.
Mr.. Curtis Walters, who attended
school at Emory and IInery College
at Emory, Washington Couty, Va. is
home for the summer.
hi' OSo. hOSS Vi bEaHlWeil, w.
Va. was the city Sunday the guest
of friends Clyde Beerbower, of Salem
Va. was in the city this week the
guest of Mr.. and Mis-. w. IL.
WaIers of East Water Staeet.
Mr.. a. Il. Ritter was in TazewelI,
Va, Monday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Ii. Walters had
for their; CUES Mr.. Kennett Whites
carber, of Salem, Va
Mrs Lewis, and Miss Lewis, Of
Anawalt, w. Va, were in the city
this week the guests of Judge and
Mrs. John w. Owens.
Julian Preston was here this week
from Salem, the guest of friends.
Miss EStell Kabrick, who attended
school at the Virginia institute at
Bristol, is at home.
Miss Theresa Greever, OF TazewelI,
who has been the guest OF Miss Mar.
garet Bryom for severa days, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. &. G.. FRAZIER and family
left Thursday evening for Virginia
Beach, where she has rented a cottage
for the summer, and will spend
several months by the seaside. Her
sister and daughter accompanied her.
Mrs. l.. + Ward, and son, LiIber
jr., are in Culpcpper, the guest OF
Mrs. Ward S parents.
Mrs. Geo. IL. Zimmerman and
family are in BluefieId, and guest of
Mrs. II. w. Poff, her sister.
Claude f.. Stump has accepted n
position as day clerk at the Poca-
hontas Inn.
Daniel Sewers was in the city this
week enroute to his home at Lam
graft. He attended school at ENJOY
and Henry College the past session,
and stOpepd over here to see his
grand parents.
Have you ever used Kreso? To dip
your sheep one gallon makes ~ ac-
cording TO the United States stand
ard, but you can make one HUNDRED
with this, and it don't hurt the Sleeps
eyes If it gets in them, and gives the
wool That yellow or cream like ap-
pearance that you always notice. You
can get this at the Landon Reaxll
store, Pocahontas, the home of the
Rexall family.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Closing of Madison Hall

The following is clipped from nm
account OF the closing exercise of
Madison Hall, the well known Insti-
tute in washington city, where IA
number OF Tazewell young ladies
have Lesn ut school from time to
time. Miss Mamie, Rose Moss,
Burke's Garden received IA diploma
from that school at its close, May 26 /:
The iirst number on the program
was SmaTt's Anthem, "rhe Lord is
My Shepherd sung by quartet
consisting OF Misses Rowan and Moss
of the graduating class and MissC =
Itandlett and Thurmond, both OF
Dallas Tex, members OF the Junior
class. Miss Carnahan gave
McndelssOhn "Scherzo" as "A piano
solo. Miss Rowan followed with a
reading, THE Aspiring Student OF
Dramatic Ar M iss Moss sang
1.-The Swallows" by Cowen, and aL
the close of The solo Miss Carnahan
gave "A rendition, Chopin numb ber
Next on the program were two
vocal solos by Miss Rowan. The
first was "A Bowl of Roses" by
Robert Clarke and the seond, Spring
Has Come, by Maude Valerie
White. Miss Moss gave IA reading
"Henry the Fifth's Wooing" after
which Miss Cir ,ah IN p ayel II nbir.
STEMS "kamenOi- OstrOw."
"We"ll Go and Seek" was sung
as duet by Misses Moss and Rowen.
At the lose of that number Mr.. Win
ston made his address and presented
the sheepskins TO the ladies of the
graduation class.
AS the closing number on the pro-
gram Miss Elizabeth Winston,
daughter of Mr.. Winston and schol.
ership pupil OF Ernest Huthison al
the Peabody Conservatory in Balti.
more, played piano duet with Miss
Carnahan. The selection Vas the Bee
thoven Conerto, G. minor first n q
ment.
At the conclusion of the exercise.
Nj. Winston held an informal rceptir
for the young ladies of the gradua
ton and other classes. Each of th,
graduates carried punches OF orchids
and Richmond roses.
Summer coughs and colds are obsiir
ate and difficult TO cure. The nos
prompt method is to take s, methiL,
pleasant which will gently move TIL
! bowels; a good laxative cough syrup
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup %il sur el,
: and promptly cure your cold Sold b,
limo L. jackson Richlunuo phat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
Commonwealth of virginia,

Corporation Commission,
IRichmond, Va, June, Sth.
My Dear Mr.. Loslie:-
Your favor To hand with clipping
from journal.
Twas counsel for the liquor people
In Bristol during the local option
fight two years ago and without my
khowledge or consent my name was
placed among the names of the edit
ing committee as mcntionucd by the
journal, and after il had so offered
j did not think IL best .to withdraw
my names
With best wishes, am,
Very Truly,
VIM. l.. Rhca.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11

Pineules for the kidneys are a natural
aid. They readily dissolve and are
quickly assimilat d. They will givs.
rompt relief from backoche, weak G
back, bladder inflammation and urinary
disyrders. Sold by Jno. K. jackson.
Rschlands Phar. Richlands. Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11

The naqt time you are suffering from a
cough nj cold, be sure and try plea
SAINT, laxative cough syrup. The surest
and most effective way to cure a cough
or cold is to gantly move the bowels.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup does this
promptly ann gently. Pleasant to
take. Children like it. Mothers en-
dorse it. Sold by Jno. Il, Jackson.
Richlands Phar. Richlands, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
CLOSING OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Graduating Class Awarded
Diplomas Last Night-No
Play in Chapel Tonight.

The commencement exercises of
Tazewell High School began i'm the
chapel here on Wednesday night
with musical recital under the
management and direction of Miss
Krappenberger, the music teacher
OF the school. The character of the
music given by the pupils of Miss
knappenbeIger was much i'm ad
vance of the usual commencement
music, and showed the ability of the
instructor in her chosen profession.
The following is the program:
Invitation au Galop johnson
MARY MOORE. ELIZABETH PEEI,Y
Second Mazurka GODDARD
LYDE PEERY
Little School Bell Chadwick
MARY LEWIS
The Robins Lullaby Krogmann
OLLIE KATE BRITTAIN
The Cricket and Bumble Bee Chadwick
BARNES MOORE
Dorothy Smith
MYRTLE DAVIS
Kentucky Philosophy Robertson
GERALDINE KENDRCK
The Cello Player Mcintyre
ELLEN ScoTr
Grazlo5a tReinecke
SARAH DoAK
Village Musicians Won Wilm
GERALDINE KENDRCK
Iarantelle Locschhorn
JANEY THOMPSON
Dream Idyls Martin
WINNIE Hurt
Little Boy Blue King
BARNES MOORE
Tarantelle Heller
MARGARET BRITAIN
Idilio T.ocl,
CHLOE Carson
Valse Chromatique GODDARD
MARY MOORE
Vui NNo GAM
BEULAH WHITMAN, ESTHER JOHNSON
On Thursday night the exercises
were in charge of the graduating
class, composed of the following:
Evelyn st. Clair, William G.
Werth, and Herbert V. Carson. They
had very intesting and instructive
addesses on the following subjects :;
Music. Miss St. Clair;
Preservation of American Forests.
Mr.. Werth
Written Constitutions, Mr.. Carson.
Diplomas certifying that these
young people had completed the high
school course, were presented TO
them by the principal, Prof. Carson.
The exercises were highly enioved
10y the audience. Misses Winnie
Hurt, Margaret Britain, Marv
Moore and EVELYN 81. Clair rendered
several excellent musical selections
between the essays.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
CLARENDON NEWS.

Mrs. Henderson and daughter, Lottie Mae, left Tuesday for Memphis, to be gone several days.
 Chas. Ford will leave Saturday for Helena where he will accept a position.
 Missesl.D Dolores Johnson and Georgia Jaxon left Sunday to at tend the Re- Union.
 Miss Fouche left Tuesday for Kansas City, where she will make her home.
 John Roberts returned from Fordyca Tuesday, where he has been attending school.
 Mrs. Frank Thompson, of. Hell ena, is the guest of her sister, Miss Florence Hooper, this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11

THE old veterans have passed thro' the Brinkley gate way go- ing to and from many reunions but this time they sat up and took notice as never before. They all wanted to see the town destroyed by the cyclone on Mar 9th, and many were astonished when they saw the new Brink ley. They couldn't understand how a city could be rebuilt so rapidly. The wonderful progress and spirit of the new Brinkley was evidently more than they expected to see and they will go back to their homes with the story of their astonishment to tell their family and friends.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
LAW ENFORCEMENT IN BsINklEY.

In another column is an echo of complaint being freely made at the Brinkley officers for fail ure to enforce the prohibition laws.
 The ARGUS realizes that Mar shall Smith and his assistant Cullipher have had their hands full in many ways since the cy- clone. Theirs has been a try ing place and they should not be censured too hastily for a failure to enforce the laws as figidly as under ordinary circumstances.
 We have had a clean town during the past year or two un- til the cyclone came and we be- lieve that now since the strain of the work is over and normal conditions are about to be es- tablished that officers Smith and Cullipher will be able to clear the town of the violators who are new getting bold with their violation.
 If you are in earnest about see- ing the law enforced speak to the officers themselves about it and don't knock" to the other fellow.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
UNA.
'oa 4 Thrilling assess.

How Bert R. Lean, of Cheny, Wash, was saved from a fright full death is a story to thrill the world. "Aharl cold, he writes, brought on a desperate lung trouble that baffled an expert doc tor here. Then l paid $10 to $1j a visit to a lung specialist in Spokane, who did not help me. Then l went to California, but without benefit. At last l used Dr.. Kings New Discovery, which completely cured me and now am as well as ever.' For Lung trouble, Bronchitis, Coughs ano Colds, Asthma, Group and Whoop, ing Cough it's supreme. 5Oc and $1.0O. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11

.f Brit Ables spent one day this week in Clarendon on. business. - Messrs J. A. Cooke and c. l.. Medearis left Monday for Mem phis to attend the reunion.
 The w. 70. w.. celebrated Decoration Day Sunday. They had quite a nice crowd out and everything; passed off nicely.
 Miss Eunice Johnson has re- turned home from her school duties tJthe delight of her many friends.
 D. H. Cockt left Saturday for La Grange and returned home Tuesday accompanied by his wife.
 Mrs. Jno. w. Renfro left We'd nesday for Memphis to visit relatives and attend the re- union.
 J. A. Walls returned @home