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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-13
VARGAS WILL Be IN
HOSPITAL FOR
THREE MONTHS
Attorney kIock viii
Represent Territory at Hear
ing Saturday; Wounded Man
viii Not Be Present.

Francisco Vargas, the man shot
in the shoulder by Policeman Tony
Guavara, following a heated %encount-
er, in which a bay horse and Dog
Catcher c. w. Hunter, were the chief
factors, will not be able to appear at
the preliminary hearing or any other
kind of a hearing this coming Satur-
day, the day set by Justice of the
Peace David Perea, on which to ex-
anime witnesses to the ARRAY and
decide whether or not Guavara Will
be bound over to the grand jury. In
fact Vargas will be confined to st.
Joseph's hospital for at least three
months and he viii not be in con-
dition to leave his bed for four or
five weeks. The general impression
for several days past has been that
Vargas would appear as the chief
witness for the prosecution at the
preliminary hearing. When asked
yesterday whether it was true that
the wounded man would be in con-
dition to be removed to the court
house and testify, DR.. l., G.. Rice, who
is the attending physician, declared
that Vargas would not be able to
leave the hospital ut all for at least
a month and that he would not be
discharged for at least three months.
II do not know who is responsible
for the report that Vargas would APP
pear at the hearing Saturday, said
DR.. Rice. In any event it is in
correct
Vargas is being given the best of
care at the hospital and every pre-
caution is being taken to prevent the
development of pneumonia, blood
poisoning or other complications,
which would likely result fatally.
District Attorney G. S. Klock will
represent the territory at the prelim-
mary hearing Saturday, which Mr..
klOck declared yesterday will be held
In spite of the fact that Vargas will
not be able to be present. There
are seven other witnesses TO the
shooting" said Mr.. Klock, and the
hearing will be held without Vargas"
Mr.. Klock is keeping himself IN
touch with Vargas condition through
DR.. Rice and if the wounded man
takes a turn for the worse, an ante
norton statement of the affair will
be taken.
Ante-mortem statements are tax
en- only when the party who makes
the statement considers himself in
danger of DEATH said Mr.. Krock.
In Vargas case such action will not
be taken unless he lakes a turn for
the worse and desires to give his
testimony. believing himself to be
about to die
Hunter Still Resting.
Dog Catcher Hunter, who started
things going Saturday, with the re-
suit That Guavara shot Vargas, is
still indisposed. and consistently re-
Trains from offering any explanation
of the %insinuation made by Police
man Guavara, that the ~dog-catcher
failed to be Of material assistance
while Guavara was engaged in arrest
ing young Camille Vargas and at
tempting to arrest Francisco Vargas
1nct saturday
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Forest Assistant A. Fl. Crabb, bet
ter known in the forest service as
jack accompanied by his wife, ar
rived in Flagstaff Wednesday, says
the Flagstaff Sun. Mr.. Crabb win
take Forest Assistant w. A. brakes
place during his six weeks absence
IN the Albuquerque office. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Crabb will remain
permanently in Flagstaff as the as
sistant of Forest Supervisor S. G.
Smith, who is to take half of the Co
conino forest when it is divided. The
division it is understood will be made
along the railroad east and west.
Supervisor Pooler taking one half
and Supervisor Smith the other.
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I'd just love to have a 500 Dia-
mOnd.
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SOUTHWEST NEWS NOTES

Recently there passed through CAL
lup' Harry Lauder. the great Scotch
comedian, with his company of so
people, en- route to Los Angeles to
fill an engagement. Mr.. Lauder. viii
Is an old friend and business associ-
ate of Mr.. Atherton. of the Gallup
southwestern Coal Co, had notified
Mr.. Anterior in advance of his COM
ing and Mr.. Anterior and Sam Bush
man. the attorney. met the eminent
actor in his private car on the arriv-
al Of the train. The gentlemen spent
a few minutes very pleasantly to-
gether.
Arnold Pohl and Edward Cross had
a narrow escape from what might
have been a serious accident near Be-
len. While driving in from Mt.
Pohls ranch the nut of one Of the
wheels OF the wagon in which they
were riding came off, letting the wag-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-13

Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co.
repairing "A speciality. 104 South
Broadway. Phone 919 or f1f8.
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The Current is authority for the
statement that a Peoples Mercantile
company Is to be organized in Carls-
bad in the near future. with a capital
stock of 100000 divided up into as
many shares as there are people who
want in on the deal.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST


Forecast.
Washington. Jan. 12.-New Mexico
and west Texas. Partly cloudy and
colder Thursday; Friday fair.
Arizona: Fair Thursday, colder IN
south portion; Friday fair.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-02-10
HIGHLAND.

Feb. I, 10.
Attorney Whitaker, of Greenfield,
was business visitor here Monday.
G. r. Pensyl and Miss Eta Smithson
attended the funeral of their cousin,
Miss Clara Betson, at Midland City,
Thursday.
Mrs. Blanche Wise, of Cincinnati,
and Mrs. Morg Williams, of Leesburg,
were guests of NJ. Cohn one day last
week.
Mrs. Jane Grice and daughter, Hat
tie, we're guests of Samuel Davis and
family, in Leesburg, last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Hoskins and Mrs. r. j..
Mcpherson visited Mrs. Homer Clev-
enger, near Snow Hill, last Wednesday.
Mrs Frances Redmon, of Paris, KY,
is the guest of her father James B.
Moore.
f. f. Terry is lying very low, the
result of stroke Of paralysis last
Friday evening. At this writing,
monday night he seems better and
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Harry Ellwood, of Seattle, Wash,
was visiting Mrs. Lou Ellwood and
Mrs. James Rawlinson last week.
Miss Hattie Grice is visiting Mrs
Leila Grice, of Wilmington, this week.
Lewis Wood and wife, of near Rains
boro, were visiting r. o. Wood and
family, Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Lyford, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of T. L. Head and family this
week.
Mrs. Inez Heller is visiting friends
In and near Highland.
James Moore and daughter, Mrs.
Frances Rekmon, spent Monday night
and Tuesday in Greenfield.
February IS the fourth number Of
the Lecture Course will be given in
town hall. The Frier Concert Co.
comes very highly recommended and
everyone can count on getting their
moneys worth.
Stanley Green and family have
moved to their property recently pur-
chased on Main street.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
NJ. L. Church next Saturday and Sun
day.
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LITTLETON.

FEB. 7, 10.
Miss Ida Hastings, of Seven Mile,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, j. w. Hastings and wife.
Mrs. Anna Spilker and children,
James and Clara, spent Sunday with
friends at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Robert Aber and daughter
Gertrude, Mrs. Jesse Orebaugh and
children, and Mrs. William Thomas
spent Wednesday with the family Of
Ozro Stroup,sat Dodsonville.
Rev. Trostle, of Jacksonville, was
the guest Of William Hastings and
family, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Kate:Sherry visited friends in
Fayetteville Wednesday and Thursday
and attended.the Farmers Institute.
Isaiahs.Shaff and children, Mabel
and Maverne, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. joint Williams, of Dodsonville,
Sunday.
Albert Luck, OF Sbarpsville, was
the guest .of Charles Workman and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw spent
one day lastsweek with Charles Stubbs
and family.
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RUSSELL.
Feb. 7, 10.

feD. 4, III.
John Oldaker, who has been visiting
relatives here for several weeks, will
return to his home near Atlanta, ILL.,,
tomorrow.
Frank Burton was In Hillsboro last
Saturday.
A number Of the friends and rela-
tives of Simpson Oldaker went to his
home and surprised him on last Tues
day evening, Feb. l, it being his birth
day anniversary. He also received a
post card shower which was greatly
appreciated.
The w. G. T. U. expect Rev. Gray
TO preach Lincoln Memorial Sermon
here next Sunday, Feb. l3, at 2:30 p.
m. A cordial invitation is extended
TO the d. of A., j. Q. A. M, X. Of p.
and the G. A. r. to be present on this
occasion.
Mrs. Virginia Boatright was visit
or in Hillsboro last Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Murphin, a former resi-
dent Of this place, but for several
years a resident of Kentucky, died
there and the body was brought to
Hillsboro for burial last Tuesday.
The next regular meeting Of the G.
A. r. will take place here on Satur-
day, Feb. 26, at 2 p. m. The following
are the officers for the ensuing year :
Commander, Joseph Siddens Senior
Vice, William Sinclair; Junior Vice,
Frederick Roush; Chaplain, Lewis
Ludwick; Adjutant, John wilkins;
Officer of Day, Charles A. CLANCY I;
Surgeon, John Webster; Officer of
Guard, e. B. Reaves Quartermaster,
John W. Oldaker; Quartermaster Ser
geant, James B. Gibson; Sergeant
Major; Philip Bellies. Delegate to
State encampment at Xenia, Ohio, e.
B. Reayes; Alternate, Charles A,
CLANCY.
Mrs. Jennie Horn, wife of Alvin
Horn, who has visited and has many
friends here, died at her home near
Hillsboro on Thursday evening, Feb.
3, 1910. She was happy Christian,
beloved by all who knew her, ever
taking the Lord as her guide and
always relying upon God whether in
sickness or health and is now far
beyond the troubles and trials of this
present evil world. Much sympathy
is extended to tine bereaved husband
and friends.
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RAINSBORO.
February I, 1910.

FEBRUARY I, l9lO.
Miss Myrtle Baker, of Hillsboro, is
spending few days here with her
mother.
Miss Lena Streber was the guest Of
her parents at Cynthiana over Sum
day.
]. Emery Davis returned last Tues
day from a short visit with his daugh-
ter at Warrington, w. Va.
Mrs. Erskine and son, Clarence, Of
Centerfeld, spent a few days here
last week the guests of Mrs. Chas.
Stratton.
Miss Elva Davis spent last Friday
night with friends at Hillsboro.
Mrs. Anna Barrett left the first of
last week for Florida to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Miss Mona Phillips has been sick for
few days.
Miss Mary Baker was shopping in
Hillsboro last Wednesday and includ-
ed subscription to the News-Herald
in her shopping list.
]. B. Davis lost a valuable horse
Saturday from catarrhal fever.
Lee Stratton, of Samantha, was the
guest Of his brother here last Thurs
day.
G. G. Garman has been spending a
few days with friends at Dayton.
N. B. Upp and Burch Hixson spent
last week with friends in Miami
county.
Chas. J. Gram, of Springfield, was
here one day last week i'm the inter-
ests Of the Roso SiloCo. and succeeded
In selling a silo to Joseph Karnes.
Charles Stratton and family left the
latter part of the week for their
future home in New Mexico.
The Aid Society will be entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Lu.
cille Spargur.
The school at Barrett's Mill is
closed this week on account of the i'll
ness Of the teacher, Fay Spargur
Rev. E. A. Huntington will CON-
mence series Of meetings at the M.
e. Church here on the night of Feb
ruary l6.
julius and Homer Roads were the
guests of friends at New Petersburg
last Thursday night.
An oyster supper will be given in
the X. of p. hall next Saturday night,
February II, the proceeds to be used
toward purchasing a curtain for the
stage. Since the hall has been re-
modelled everybody appreciates the
up-to-date commodious stage and
should help now to secure curtain
that will be in keeping with the rest
of the Improvements.
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BELL.
Feb. I, 1910.

Feb. I, 1910.
Jacob Weaver, of Loudon, spent
Saturday night with his sister, Mrs.
Calvert.
Joe Eyre and wife and daughter,
Ople, Of Buck Run, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with VIM. Noland
and family.
Mrs. M. V. Williamson and daugh-
ter, Miss Lulu, are sick.
Geo. Umphlet and wife spent few
days last week with Mrs. Rev. f..
Young at West Union, who is very ILL.
Henry Carlisle finished his saving
last week on the N. Satterfield farm
and purchased large yoke Of oxen at
Tranquility.
Owe Garrett brought load Of hogs
from Staunton last week for his
brother, Birch.
Mary Streber, daughter Of r. H..
Streber, took i'll very suddenly Wednes-
day night.
George Umphlet was called to West
Union as a witness on the Stacy Storer
trial last week.
Carlisle will move his mill shortly to
his farm near Turkey.
r. G. Milburn dined with Hilton
Noland Sunday.
Rev. Howard will fill his regular
appointment here Sunday and will
take a special collection for the
Freedman's Aid Society.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the Bible class postponed
their social until Thursday and had a
very nice time at Birch Frazier's.
Nora Campbell spent Wednesday
night at the home of Will Noland.
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BARRETT'S.

Feb. I, 10.
Clarence Chrisman, Of Fall Creek,
called on his uncle, George Chrisman,
near New Maftinsburg, Thursday and
Friday.
William Wolfe and Filbert Easter
called on James Rittenhouse, Sunday
evening.
Miss Olive est, of Fall Creek, was
the guest of Charley West and wife,
Saturday and Sunday, at Boston.
Misses Josephine and Mae Chrisman
visited Janet and Cora Hamilton, near
Dallas, Saturday evening.
Clarence Turner called on Vernon
Hammond Sunday.
Emery Rhoads, of Rainsboro, and
Martha Ridgway were the guests Of
Miss Josephine Chrisman Sunday
evening.
Filbert Easter is spending few
weeks with William Wolfe and family.
Mrs. Anna Kissling and daughter,
of Greenfield, spent Sunday with w.
E. Chrisman and family.
Mrs. Hannah Fettro called on her
daughter, Mrs. Reda Lovett, Sunday.
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Legal Notice.

Samuel Igo. of Kidley, H., Stella German,
of Mound City, H., ia Route |, Rufus
Rodgers, Henry Rodgers, Harvey Rodgers.
Sadie E. Rodgers, OF Ottawa, Kan, Hardin
Rodgers, OF Cosmos, Okla, Alta Rose, of El
Dorado Springs, Mo, Mollie Wilson, OF Cna-
mute, Kan, j. " Igo, OF Eldon. MO-. J, h; lgo,
OF Arapola, Okla. fred Igo, of Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, Q; l.. Igo. OF Vinlta, okla, omer
N. Igo and George lgo, of Ulaypool Ind,
ella Nelson OF Peublo, Colo.
The heirs at law of Fred Igo, dece eased, #
Henry Igo, deceased, of Charles Minor, de-
ceased, late of Champaign, ILL.,. OF Daniel
Minor, deceased, late OF Windsor, shelby
county, Ill OF Monroe Minor, dece ased. la te
OF the state of Iowa, of Eunice Sewell (nee
Minor deceased, late of Terre Haute, Ind
whose names aud places OF residence are
unknown, Will take notice that N. W. Igo, as
plaintlh, on the 7th day OF February 1910
hlea In the Common Pleas Court OF Highland
County, Ohio, wnere the same is now pend-
ing, petition for the partition OF the real
estate OF which Mahala Minor, late of HiRh.
land county, Ohio died, seized and WHICH is
situate in Concord Township, Highland
County Ohio, and bounded ana described as
follows, to:wit:
First Tract-7Beginning at a stone in the
Maysville road, =. ", corner of Thomas
ming with said Houhtand's land 5. SO deg ees
Il. poles 10 a stone In said Houstand S line !;
shenee thenee 10 desre Sdesrees " poles to stone
the Maysville road thenceN. w. poles TO the
beginning, and being the same premises con-
NcJ Gu 10 margaret MluOT ana recorded in
deed book IA, page 20 OF said county.
Second Tract-Beginning at stone corner
to Margaret Minors lot and running 10 8
poles to a stone thence N poles TO a stake,
thence w. poles TO the Maysyille road
thence s. on the side of the road poles 10
the beginning. being the same premises con
veyed 70 Mahaia Minor and recorded In Vol
"a page l54 OF the deed records of said county.
Third Tract-Beglnning at a stake In the
Maysyille road, Margaret Minors :. W. cor
ner, thence 5. 4 poles with the road TO a
stone thence E, poles TO a stake thence
NJ poles TO a stake In said Minors cor
ner thence with her line poles TO the begin
ming containing 81 po. es more or less, re-
corded In deed book 81 page 452 of said coun-
ty.
The said Mahala Minor held the title to
the first tract by descent from her mother,
and to the second and third tractn by pur-
chase.
The parties above named and referred to
will take notile that they have been made
parties defendant TO said petition and are
required to answer the same on or before
the and day of April. 1910, or an order Of
partition OF said premises will be taken as
prayed for In said petition.
N. w. leo.
BY WILSON n MoBRIDn,
His Attorneys.
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LEESBURG.

ECb' y lO'
Miss Gerdena Pavey spent part of
last week with Miss Avice Fishback.
Harry Elwood, of Seattle, Wash,
was the guest Of relatives here the
past week.
Frank,Dixon and wife spent Wednes-
day of last week In Washington G. II.
Mrs. DR.. Carey, of Greenfield, was
the guest of Wesley Van Pelt and
family last week.
Mr.. Donaldson and wife, of Colum-
bus, spent the weeks end with Ernest
Pavey and wife.
Tom Davis and family were guests
of Harry Ferneau and family last
Friday.
James Crispin and wife, of Fall
Creek, were guests of r. T. beaverton
and wife last Saturday.
Rev. J. N. Bailey will begin series
of meetings at the M. e. Church next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edna Cox is seriously i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
An interesting session of the Farm
ers Institute was held here last Friday
and Saturday. The speakers we're
Thomas, Blackford and Dunlap. The
music by the Farmers Quartette and
the Leesburg Quartette was highly
appreciated. Each session was well
attended and the farmers went away
feeling that much had been gained
from hearing these excellent speakers.
Isaac Barger, whose illness was men,
toned last week, is much better at
this writing.
Harold B. Owens, of Indianapolis,
will open an uudertaker's establish
ment at Leesburg about February 20.
Mr.. Owens was formerly Leesburg
boy and has host of friends here.
- G. e.. Penn and G. L. Pavey were in
Cincinnati one day last week.
Clarence Overman and wife enter
tained his brother and wife from near
Hillsboro the latter part of last week.
"Black Dick", a thrilling western
drama; will be given by home talent
at Barrett's Hall Thursday evening.
Proceeds for Citizens Concert Band.
Miss Mamie Sanders was business
visitor in Greenfield last Saturday.
Mrs. Glenn Woodmansee, of Wash
ington G. H., is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanders.
Miss Addie Polk, of New Vienna,
was the guest of r. Il. beaverton and
wife Sunday.
Miss Matte Johnson, of New Wen
ma, was the guest of Terry Slaughters
and family over Sunday.
Miss Schott, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of M. A. Williams and wife.
The fourth number of the Lecture
Course will be lecture by Robert
Seeds at Barrett's Hall Monday even
ing, Feb. IA.
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Church of Christ.

Bible School at 9:l5 a. m. Don't
miss our great Bible School sessions.
Preaching Services Morning SER
mon, subject, Seeking First the
Kingdom" Evening sermon, 7 p. M,
subject, "Doing the win Of the Faith
er." The public is most cordially in
yited to attend these services.
Other seryices-Y. p. s. O. E. meet
ing at O'Clock. All members should
be present. Teacher Training Glass
on Wednesday evening. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 7o'clock. Choir re-
hersal after Il. II. Glass. All invited
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FORT HILL.
Feb. 7, 10.

Feb. Z, 10.
Mrs. Blanche Mattison left Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. II. V. Mathews
at Greenfield.
Mrs. Louisa Lawson took dinner
with d. Butler and family.
Miss Blanche Havens spent Saturday
night with ..Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Rhoads, at Sinking Springs.
Newton Beckman and granddaugh-
er, Miss Alphie Beckman, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with the latter's
parents, at Arkoe.
Mrs. Mary Mccall, of Carmel. called
on d. Butler and family, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. James East, of Newfain, took
supper with o. p McAfee, Sunday.
Simpson West and wife called on G.
Burton and wife Sunday morning.
Ova Hayens and two sisters, Grace
and Jane, we're the guests of their
uncle, l. w. Stults, and wife Sunday.
Elva Cartwright and sister, Miss
Pinkie, of Byington, and Miss Blanche
Havens, of this place, spent Sunday
with the formers sister, Mrs, Austin
Eubanks, and family.
Miss Rebecca Murren called on Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Hickman, Sunday
afternoon.
William Shaper is making business
trip to Ross county this week.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

Feb. Z, 10.
Miss Ruth Bum spent several days
last week with friends at Mowrys-
town.
Little Mary Shriver, who has been
Ill with pneumonia, is better.
The second quarterly meeting of the
conference year was held at Mt. Olivet
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. DeLap contemplates a
short visit to. Columbus this week.
Mrs. Ruth Bum is Ill at this writ
ing.
Carey Temple left last week to
accept position as motorman on a
street car at Dayton.
James and Earl Shriver made busi-
ness trip to Mowrystown Saturday.
Charles Hedrick and wife were guests
of their parents Sunday.
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Thomas McLaren and family.

~"NN ~aJ'
Mrs. Charles Guilbert, of Dayton,
spent last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ridgway,
Mrs. David Johnson, of Hillsboro,
Iowa, was called here by the death of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Rev. Mcknight, of Greenfield, and
Mrs. Mary Oren and daughter, Lottie,
and Mrs. Ellen Wright were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Wright Friday.
Miss Elma Carey visited in Hillsboro
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey and Mrs.
Amy Vaughn and children were guests
Of Mrs. A. M. Larkin, Tuesday.
II you have an item of interest 70
the NEws-HERALD call up the Office
and let other people know about 1t.
Both phones In the Office.
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Public Sale.

Charles Mcneil, having sold his
farm, will sell at auction his farm Inn
plement, machinery and live stock on
Wednesday, February is. The sale
will be held at his farm on the Pros
pect and Sinking Spring pike, four
miles east of Prospect. Col. J. L.
Mercer Is the auctioneer.
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BUFORD.
February 7, 1910

feDrudry I, l6lO.
Ben Newberry, of the Highland
county stock farm, visited home folks
here Sunday.
Misses Florence and Della Pickett
and Della Johnson were guests OF
Miss Carrie Reames Tuesday night.
W. W. Reed, of Milford, spent Sun
day with j. A. Mabin.
The infant daughter OF Denver
Pickett is critically i'll with whoop-
ing cough and pneumonia.
Wiley Brown and wife, Of New
Hope. and Ed. Lewis and wife we're
guests of Burch Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Druhot, of Sardinia, was
called Saturday to the bedside OF her
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SAMANTHA.

Feb. Z, 10.
Miss AIDA Elton visited relatives in
New Vienna last week.
Mrs. Joe Kerns and son, Paul, were
visitors at the home of Walter Rogers
and family Sunday.
Mrs. William Clark is spending two
weeks with relatives at Wilmington
and Harveysburg.
Mrs. o. W. McLaren and daughter,
Vesta, spent Friday at the home of
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aunt, Mrs. Mary Shepherd.

aunt, Mrs. Mary Shepherd.
George Mink has his new store open.
George Is clever fellow and we wish
him success.
Mrs. Dick Brown, Of Danville, visit
ed her parents, j. B. Pickett and
wife, last week.
The social mentioned for February
IL has been deferred on account of so
much sickness. Buford people are
delegating themselves into nurses.
Sunday evening, just as the sun was
sinking behind the horizon, James
Irwin sank to rest. Interment at
Bloomrose.