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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-08-06

quite so efficient as tile, very good
results can be obtained by what is
known as pole drains. These are
constructed by digging ditch, such
as would be needed for tile, and
about the same depth. say from two
to three feet. The deeper the ditch
the further apart they can be for
efficiency. A ditch an average depth
of three feet. would easily drain SO
feet upon each side, so these could
be placed 100 feet apart. After dig
ging the ditch with as much fall as
possible, then lay continuous line
of green pine poles in each side of
the bottom Of the ditch and another
so as to partially cover. but not fill
the space between. If available,
place a few inches of dead grass or
straw on top Of these poles, then fill
the earth back in the ditch on top of
the poles. Such drains, costing moth
ing for material. can be cheaply
constructed, and will last for quite
while. l have seen some such that
had been in operation for 20 years
and were still giving satisfaction.
They will at least last long enough
not only to pay for their cost, but
to more than pay for their ultimate
substitution with burned tile.
When the latter are finally placed
the work will be done forever, or
at least for as long as the outlets
are maintained. The efficiency of
any system depends very largely on
the keeping up of the outlets. Should
water back up into this local drain
age and remain for any length of
time, there is grave danger Of these
drains becoming clogged permanent
ly. 1t is also Of Importance that the
tile drains should be SO secured
where they empty into the open ditch
or canal that they will not be mis-
placed While the drain tile will ul-
of the pole drainage is well worth
looking into by those who do not
feel that they can afford this ex-
pense at the beginning of their oper-
atiOns.
Instead of burned clay tile, the
sand and cement tile might be used,
and while, maybe, not being so very
much cheaper than the clay, would
be cheaper in that their construction
would not involve such an expendi-
ture for machinery, ovens, etc., and
they could be made in small quanti-
ties, as needed.
D. N. BARROW.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-08-06

When the bearings OF your farm
tools need oiling. you are wasting
power and wearing out your imple-
ments
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-08-06
BOTH GROWERS AND BUYERS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
The Benthall Peanut Picker

Peanut growers and buyers alike declare the Ben
tha Peanut Picker the only absolutely satisfactory
picker made.
Growers do the of forty machine,
their profits 1t picks Spanish Virginia varieties with
while
alfalfa declare Benhal
hand picked
Vines fed picker like tsher Nuts whole
cleaning
in the 1909 models corrected 13 it. model by horse applied
model applied only
All
machines desired with 1910 general 1908
Standard Peanut Co. buyers tis standing rule with
w. JONES' writes "Iheshed 3 sacks Virginia
Can thr 100 25 Spanish Rley II hhed 1909
repair bill of only rs cents"
Big picking for ghbor booklet giving
and full information. will mean muchin
BENTHAIL MACHINE CO., Suffolk, Va
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14

4. Y. Huddleston and wife of
Iuka, H.. are visiting Mrs. Hud-
dleston's father, Isaac DeBow.
Frank Hausman Is the champion
rabbit killer in this section so far
as we have been able to learn. Esq
McCarroll might have been able to
have kept up with him but for the
fact that he had to quit his traps
one day to convene court.
r. Y. Knots is reported quite
sick this week.
1t pays to raise chickens and
gather up the eggs these days. Our
merchant pays a higher price than
any one else around for chickens
and eggs.
Lucas Webber has sold his farm
to the Brodle boys.
g. w. Cartwright has moved to
Attica. He was one of our best
citizens and we are sorry to lose
him.
There is talk Of new church
being built here in the near future.
DR.. G. w. Brumley of Biggers
made arrangements with the town
bosses to establish an Office here,
but he hasn't shown up yet!
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
ALBERTHA NEWS

We are having some winter. 1t
showed and the thermometer went
down to seven above since our last
letter.
w. j. Luter made a special trip
to Maynard Monday. He reports the
smallpox abating there.
Miss Willie Johnston, who has
been sick about three months, is
able to be visiting this week at
Trumy Harper's.
Our Sunday school sprogressing
nicely. There were forty present
Sunday, as unlikely as the weather
was.
A nice time was had at the box
supper Saturday night, and n neat
little sum was taken in for the pas
tor.
c. II. Harper was out last week
doctoring some of the Mutual tele-
phones Some of them, one in
particular has become speechless.
Emmett Harris and wife are the
proud parents Of fine baby boy,
born first Of the week.
Well, it's about time the boys
were leaving to visit relatives in
Missouri, however, we do not te-
lieve any of our boys will have to
go this time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14

ed at Concord. Both the preacher
and his hearers seem to be well
pleased with the prospect for this
years work.
Arthur Cooper and wife of Poca-
hontas passed through here Sun.
day enroute to Water Valley 10
visit her mother.
John Smelser is building on his
farm just north of Pocahontas. He
expects to move soon.
Jas. Haynes has just erected a
nice residence for himself just west
of Shiloh church.
Miss Rose Davidson, who is
house keeping for Mrs. Sam Thomp-
son. visited her parents at Water
Valley last Tuesday.
Most of the young people of the
Shiloh neighborhood have married
since the cold weather began. No
use for any more old bachelors to
apply.
John Poe is repairing Gid
Thompson's house on the Baker
farm.
Mrs. Sam Thompson is confined
to her room, with that wearisome
disease, rheumatism. 1t seem s
that all medical skill has failed to
relieve her suffering.
Miss frankie Duvall is teaching
a splendid school at New Home.
Rev. W. L. Edrington has a
regular appointment to preach at
the Cross Roads school house.
Ed Thompson has b en- hauling
hay to Pocahontas.
JAS BLY, and wife attended the
Ben Tyler wedding dinner at Bill
.Tyler's Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
PITMAM NEWS

Mrs. Pierce has been sick, but is
better at this writing.
DR.. Sheriff gave the young peo-
pie an entertainment Friday night.
An excellent time is reported.
Harrison and Dave Parker of
Middlebrook, passed through here
Tuesday, enroute to Success.
Mrs. Naples is reported right sick
again. Her son, Will, is also ill,
with cancer on his breast.
Ray Sharp and wife visited Frank
Sharp at Pratt, Mo-, Tuesday
night.
Lewis Fowler has moved back
here from Minorca, where he has
been clerking in W. r. Aliens
store. Rem Redwine has accepted
Mr.. Fowler's position.
Mrs. Kate Thompson has been on
the indisposed list for the last few
days.
D. II. Sharp went to Maynard on
business Saturday.
Mrs. ID. H. Sharp was the guest
of her son, Ray, Saturday.
We understand that the man who
owns the little mine at PoyDor, was
offered IS, 900 Montana farm for
his mine.
We are glad that there are 50
many new correspondents to the
dear old Star Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14

Tom Dixon has been right sick,
but will be able to go back to school
in a few days.
Mrs B. E. Pickett has gone to
San Antonio, Texas, to spend the
winter.
Rufus Bowen sold pair of mules
last week for 1925
Mrs. Cox of Chaffee, Mo-, is
visiting her brother, j. l.. Witt.
Ravenden Lodge No. l5s, 100.
F., installed the following officers,
Saturday night: J. L. Witt, N. g.;
p. G. Hawkins, V. g.; Rufus Bow
en-, Treas; G. A. Dixon, Record
ing Sec'y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14

John Easter left recently tor
Cape Girardeau, Mo, to be absent
until crop time.
DR.. Morton has sold his store to
Bob Rice of Black Rock and Jess
Wilson of holland, and the DR..
will enter school in St. Louis Mon
day.
Fred Utley from Brookings, Ark. (,
came down after his sister, Mrs.
Vanhooser of this place and will
go to Canalon, Mo-, to live with
their brother.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
OLD JACKSON

The "sunny south" has indeed
changed into northern snow storms,
John Wells spent the latter part
of the week on hunting tour tc
Martins creek.
Frank Brooks, our efficient road
overseer, transacted business in Pc.
cahontas Tuesday.
Sam Songer was pleasant visit
or at school Friday evening. We are
always glad to have our patrons
visit US.
Ben Million of Birdell moved to
Boliyar Henderson's place We'd
nesday.
Osais Davis and family visited
at Lutte Hufstedler's Sunday.
E. B. Ham is improving his
place, by trimming his orchard and
repairing the house.
Say! Did you read the Star Her.
aid last week? 1t was a sinner,
and we hope it will be as good
every week.
We take off our hat to Sam
Brown for sheriff.
Mrs. G. w. Kizer visited Mrs.
league Monday.
Mrs. Howard has returned from
Hoxie, where she has been visiting
her son.
Best wishes to the Star Herald
and its readers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
NOLAND

We had a fine snow the past
week.
George Kenny went to St. Louis
Monday with car load of hogs,
returning Wednesday.
George Brady was pleasant
caller at T. r. Bates Sunday.
A number of the Point boys were
among their many friends at this.
place Sunday.
Misses Lena Pyland and Daisy
Ragan spent Wednesday night
with Mrs. Elmer Slayton.
Mrs. Susan Kenny was on our
streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Nora Shaver went to Poca.
hontas ednesday to accompany
her husband home who has been
visiting at Palestine the past week.
Marion Gwin's baby has been
very sick with pneumonia. DR.,
G. w. Warren has the case in
charge.
Mrs. Kate Allison of Richwoods
visited her mother, Mrs. A. w.
Slay ton, Sunday.
Tom Allison was among his many
friends here Wednesday.
Cicero Pyland and wife spent
Wednesday with the formers
parents last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
FROM LORINE

The general health was never
better than at present.
Everything seems to be in a
high mood for big crop in 1910.
Rev. Gatlin, the new pastor for
this circuit took lodging with j. P.
Smelser Saturday night. On Sun
day he preached to the people at
New Home, took dinner with Geo.
Dunn and in the afternoon preach
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
DeBOW ITEMS

Everybody was asking why the
Star Herald did not come out last
week, saying that it would be too
bad for so good paper to be dis
continued for good.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
RANENDEN SPRINGS

A Mr.. Ashabrammer of Manila,
Ark, has moved to Ravenden
Springs, to make his future home.
Rev. J. K. Edwards died Thurs
day, and the remains were taken to
Rector for burial.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or go upon any of the
lands of the undersigned, for any
purpose, without first obtaining
permission. Any person found
trespassing on any of said lands will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Penalty for trespassing
is not less than $40 nor more than
800. JOHN LUTTRELL,
Biggers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-14

Buggy dashes and cnrtains made
to order, at Edlin's Leather House.
The big sale is now on. Great re-
ductions on everything at S. C. Tip
tons, Biggers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

m M. motor vehicle Law Nil 10 seriously
ts'rtr. enfal - the interests Of manufa"-
'tr..r- aud dssi~T- If motor vehicles and
,tli uUsruf.. - = rurtailfT .cnt NJ = large and
sruv ing inIu-frr ~ the NaTiouS states. a.
veil - 'ht- state. and in ih. lOsS 81 thou
sands 81 dollars ~ The laboring -la--"S IN
wages and salaries
Tho motorists present further resolved
"tSat N- DO most COMPATIBILITY protest
against auv legislation Whirh viii Ter
rlif ~ other than q universal speed law
throughout the state. vht"h places motor
i-ts IN n tspsiit0n of violaFors of Tho Law
thar The only requirement ShiSh should he
tuttossd l. that they drive IN . careful and
prtidsnt manner ~ all times. With due re-
gard N 'he safetv of other users 81 the
h,ghvay. rs~erying. however. 70 cities ri
no frsi class power and authority IN Tegu-
Is'e sraffig in CiOselv huth no sections
,hsrs houses ar les than one hundred
before N. meeting al iourned Chairman
Andrews of me law and legislation com
p 'tee Nr Mart seaman and kdgaT
y linn ger~ appointed a. . special com
rr'.e 20 90 ~ albany and present the
resolutions In ',2v Hughes. Chairman
Hsasocx 81 'hs senate 'on-1ittee on In
ternal ATairs and A--e"1hiyman lee
Dishrow and WALLACE " oven have
heen ssl~rted 80 the fret Hairier team In the
fuertv- four hour rare ~ Brighton reach
on MAJ ~ ant IL ptsbroW VIII Leave fhtS
81 sek - try 0u' Rainier sfock chassis N =
run from New NOTk 20 Atlanta sitter be
returns ths SANE Gar will probably b~ used
nr DishroN ard owen IN the twenty four
hour rae
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J. = Jossphs. prs-idsni 81 tho Pat Auto
Dobfle Company. returned 10 'hi= rIty ys-.
Terday on the kronpriry Wilhelm after r.
hurried business TIP To 'ue Pat plpnf 80
Turin Italy Mr. lo-sph- Nrslfsd Long
rhatng@ aud Paris while abroad and found
The a. totnohils business tO be- very gpod n
these 'wO Cttier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
NaOTOR ROATN.


PTINcVroS. y. J.. April - Princeton did
not ALLOW Iavren"~villa 20 win potn, In
80 seven nan Golf match to-day ~ rrin~e-
Non intercollegiate champion Seckel Wa
rloselv ure--ed by Csp' 'se ~ Law r.-nge-
Vile. but fhe former finally Won, up anil
I - plnV u wqa the frgt utatnh ~ the
sea-on Tor both teams The sitf. msry
Bensun. Pun~et1n Srfeatet isrtt~harf Lac
renre, flie. ; and A. Serkel pr,ncrton defeated
Ire. iae rerCevtie. > and Sum Princeton
ncfeated Peacock Lasrenceviile. 7 ~. H0ustoh
Prtncetuu, drfestrd Fay LaWrrnceville and
eAdno. Princetnn. drfeafed Coles. Laufrnre
vile. . md 2 Kay. Prinretcp. defcsted Todd
LawTsnceville. and 4 Eddy. pTinceton dafaased
Humphrey. LaUIshcevtle. and q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Crscs Gymnas,s IN Line Tor National =.
At Titles.

The national Eymn1-ti" champIonshiDs
- The II ~ he hold On Friday night
r.y' ~ the Sokal HAL. go West seventy
fr-t -irset have attraoteh q fr-' rate entry
Naie tniy~T-ttv = 4 has sent y Dunn
ant \ clark for the tumblng. and -. Wales
~ Havsrford ~'hool vii try for the hyinR
rings " Hst-ler 0f the bohemian Gym
ug-fls ~ortsty. who Won The all around
,hHmpiou-htp ~ tho Metropolitan As-o~i-
ton r.srnutlv. vii ~ for The event The
s.iaT RAPID. tiymua-ttc Association has
-.ut Ths snfy - i've cracks In the Indian
,Iub -vtuEiug father and son will oppose
eu'h other - Harris 81 the Pssfine
q go meet ht- -pn Henry, who happens
20 DO" fH" metropolitan champion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

STAPLE

TWFiAF WAR. FIHSr MORTgAGF a..
COLD BONDS, DENOMINATION SOaON. ~ 4
SfHTTHFHN SUGAR REFINING GONfi ANN
LOCATlD ~ THE RltWHSIs SUGAR 90 3
HfLT ~ LOUISIANA uFtIARI.F Ttst vt AN
HOND lSStrE pASSFD UPON RY NOSr ~
SlON SlHlE Law FIRM. WHOSF OpINInSSS
IfACTl'hiNG CONFEt-rtONFHs Avn
CAMkER BAkPnS PhPfrR THIS CRNDE
SiGAN I'D GNANVLATEn. DEMAND PAW
HNCEEDS SUPPLY: AMI ~. PHOFITS Will
r ,,'si,l,r F ~ TiMsS ThE N.ARlY
GOOD DiNlDENn ON STfH'k OTN NIJ0T
NYNI - FlNE It's uRED MINDS I.IHFfiAt
SrOl'K HDNtS fnET. ONFR -. rCTr Al nis al
iSStE SOi.n 20 NOt ARP iNTIRI gTTD *
\ sAFr AMI PROFiTAHLF INVPSTMrNT
TtCII.ARS "
McDONiID wIGGINs CO. ~ Rpo,pu AY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

FOR SALE-A pair Of Young
bay carriage horses; splendid ae-
ton; to be seen at g Cornelia
ST., N. Y.
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Nand~rhM's R~,nhar, nan. second.

rnr.f"T fHHfs pss1a'rE ruW st-N
I'.rr Nprr - " b VarderhtIt'a
80. Hh1r' riddnu r~ u'N.u. ran ., ond
for N" PRIV Nis=-t 'Ipdt7tor. ~ ~. Ooo france
~ Nti,1n- i.ahtf- fo-day The race "a q
by stern = de Bremond's Fai~w,o1T
Iidhen by Henry. nniahsd third. Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

AIroMOBnJEs.
&sgeAqGg.

These sturdy. well-built
cars are DESERVEDLY
FAMOUS FOR THEIR d.
RABlLITY AND POWER.
which was proven when the
Regal Plugger made that rec
ord run from New York to
San Francisco last fall. a dis
tance of 4,O5l miles. 1t was
a most GRUELLlNG TEST
FOR ANY kINDOF A CAR.
5 nee then the Plugger has
run over 1000 miles WITH
OUT REPAIRS OR RE-
PLACEMENTS. and now this
same car is travelling on a
Circle Tour of 5000 miles.
visiting o. cities, and DEM
.ONSTRATlNG TO PROS
PECTlVE BUYERS IN
EACH PLACE. | call this a
remarkable illustration of du-
rablllty, and WHAT THIS
WONDERFUL CAR DOES
FOR Us 1T CAN DO FOR
YOU. ! want you 10 know
that the REGAL Is UN-
QUESTIONABLE + H E
PEER OF ITS CLASS IN
EVERY DETAIL. II has
all the speed YOU want. all the
power you need. and RELIA-
BlLlTI AT ALL TIMES.
FOR YOUR OWN SAFE
TY. when selecting a car.
YOU should investigate the
REGAL 80" in Toy Ton
nedu. 5-pa>>enger Touring or
RunabOut. with rumble seat,
al 81. $50. Magnetic and lamp
equipment included.
SATISFACTORY SER
VICE GUARANTEED.
LicSRsod under SsldSR Patent.
Satisfactory S'rrir' Guaranteed.
f.. S. HILTON
REGAL DETROIT AUTO COMPANY
1870 Broadway. New York
Brooklyn Branehs 1891 Bedford Ave.
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Yea SALE.

hAHDM ABE and hcaasfurni.hlng business Of
long standing ~ Inland oity % Panna. o. Tsln0
n hasisana eest loeAtion n eity. Address 3. G. !,
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PENNsTLVANLA-
Delaware water Gao.
Tine KITTATlMMY

TIE ieadinG hntri ~ delaware Water ten Pa
Nain hotrt nov open under same mana cement
~ INC p@at turee seasDns ENerN convenience
and antusement American pta1 also a "a carte
Own tarm and ETeenh0usrs Orchestra. " rite
scenes. auto maps. etr. Sperlal npring rats
Livery, Earage. q FRANK COFF
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NEw SPRCcE CABIN INN--WheFr you -.
catch trout Hooma an suits and win rrivaae
W.J.AM o. PRICE.
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ing IN the clubhouse II the Long Island
M ~ W.ndsV n,sh, 70 formaisrs prnf s.s
sgainsf the Leo hill and certain features ~
toe Iilsn hill. b9th ~ whioh are under con
preslden, ~ the club. prerided ~ The meet
Ina and Herbert e. Andrews. chairman -
the clubs Law and legislation commiire-
explained 'hs provisions Of 'he hills - Vhi,h
objection = made
Mr Andrews declared rhs' the Lee oil
0rsss-- Nsu Work charter. would confer
eufI over upOE N" PARK tomntssiOner
that auionob,li-'s nigh' have diN4cuirv
even be possible for the 'onlfuIssiouer -
teep baby carriage ou' ~ Prorpe'r PARA
10 Mr.; sh2 :; nH' n,smhsr ~ ne lab
tended the meeting and .sid he -uprori.- ,i
the motorists y her eTnTf- 20 prevent
ocean PsrE~sy Tha rs.olnrior 'andsmn.
ing the - Use IN the lee bIll VI r.f .F,.- 10
keep mot 0risi~ N ~" ~re"dvs'. alter DC
daring that the hill f- no fhs M err-f Of tho
rosd dTtv ere ~ BT0oA 10. -aN-
TIE WofOr.s'- ~ RTpp,I.n ant ttuF
18th day of lpril ipIu a., herein. n...f
swpRaftraNv Urutr-' against .rt ur1-f.f.U
% the state s.atuf"- N~S'iEs .n any r,ar-Du
Or cfH''ial The p"v-r n" iud" n.oiurt-'-
from an, ~ -" puhli, ~ rsef- rar.- uar.-
ways or boule' ard pht.h i.IDI.. 49, tr.
people ami are ANITA ns.i FOR fNt H..s o.. ..
prct,te. trre@tle"ff'g or fiu-s Yf .pugF ten
N lie. ard demand - - i."u- 90 tUi- >fa'-.
IaNnayeTs and u-rr- Of = " NE, "lr, en'ifl"d
a. 80 consider ~ tpn - tho Issrt-ltEurr of
thi- S'a'e, ina ''I. tilI h" defeated! and 10
Il lursn~r
RSsoir.@. That v,. d".ii1ud ani IAN uTon
eafh and every Legislation 81 TIN. state -
v-e bis uiu"-' 'nd"ay"r - hJ," such hi'l
The rs-olu' On aga ~ no rrp,t-tons ~
rho fallRn hiil "u ap.et f"Tuitftpn- snd
rerts'rs'son Ices urpt"-'"t sTain-' ~,
~htch shall pres ri',s ug- -. uupn Motor.
iSts a. slasz r-rnr 'Ne htzhNa, without
$3.50, - 49, a.. -. r,,,r,,s,,d ny 80
The Butler weekly times., 1910-04-14

Mrs Katie Judy's baby is on the
sick list. ~
The new preacher, Rev. Still, filled
his regular appointment at the NJ. E
Church Sabbath.
Willie Winery, of Amoret, visited
at Will Ayers Sunday. He thinks
like most of them that .hool teachers
fare all right.
Mrs. Howe, of Amsterdam, visited
at Mr.. Smiser's Sunday.
Miss Grace Martin spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. Rogers, of south of Butler, Wis
tied in Parktown Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Craig, of Okla
homa, are visiting her brother, Geo.
Ruble, and family, also other rela-
tives around Virginia.
w. j. Smith hauled a load of prod
uce to Amoret Monday.
Everybody, be sure and attend the
play at Virginia Saturday night in the
Virginia opera house.
The Virginia central office opens at
five o'clock, begun the first of April,
and will continue through the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Mudd, of Mer-
win, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Eathalbert Hughes, Sunday,
Some around Virginia have the
automobile fever badly. We hope to
hear of them improving soon.
Fred Hill, who has been attending
school at Columbia, returned home
Thursday to spend the summer. Rev.
Stille filled his first appointment at
Mt. Carmel church Sunday at 3 p. IN.
Mrs. P, j. Cowgirl and two sons,
Fred and Johnnie, of Altona, visited
at w, Y. 0sborne's Saturday and
Sunday.
Earle Osborne brought home a new
horse and buggy Saturday.
Albert Leonard, Bessie Minor
John McKissick and Lutte Leonard
preaching at Passaic Friday night of
last week.
j. c. Crosswhite and wife visited
with Doyle West and family
near Passaic.
YOUNG AARON.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-04-14
YOUNG AARON.
In and Around Maysburg.

We are having a number of April
showers at present.
Some of the farmers, when they
saw it showing last week, began to
wish there were some way of taking
out of the grouud the corn which
they had planted.
Grandpa and Grandma Jacobs Wis
tied at K. X. Godwin's Sunday.
There will be preaching at the Cone
Creek Baptist Church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Miss Pearl Williams, a cousin of
Mrs. Houley Clarks, of Creighton,
has been their guest the past few
days.
Well, school election went off all
right, and Bro. Sam Farmer was
made director, which office we are
sure he will fill satisfactory.
T. L. White and family spent Sun
day at Charley Pratt's near Altoona.
Quite a few from this neighbor-
hood were shopping in Urich Satur-
day.
Dave Resi-, of near Appleton City,
came over Thursday to look after
some corn he had for sale on Riley
Gilbert's place. l.
The river has been all over every
place since the recent rain. For a
few days the roads were impossible
to Creighton.
A pleasant evening was spent by
some few neighbors at H. Clark Sat-
urday. Music was the leading enter
tainment. Some special pieces were
rendered by Mrs. DR.. Miller, Pearl
Williams, Ethel Clark and Tan White,
which were enjoyed very much by
all present.
R. X. Goodwin and Sam Farmer
hauled hay Friday.
Sam Farmer and family spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Nealey
Scranton near Urich.
A NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-04-14
Ballard.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kedigh were in
Kansas City last week ordering goods.
Mr.. and Miss Askew, of Chilhowee,
Mo-, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tab.
ler.
R. w. Allen and wife, of Adrian,
visited at the home of w. H. War
ford Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Scanlen, of Hartwell, NO., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Kedigh.
Miss Geneva Cole is visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
There will be preaching at Fair
view on the second and fourth Sum-
days in each month in the future.
A crowd Of young people treated
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Keirsey to a sur
prise party Saturday night. A jolly
time was reported. BELLE.