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The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

this woman was kneeling beside the
child with arms protectingly around
her, murmuring mother comforts
which the two eavesdroppers could not
hear, but whose nature her manner
made quite apparent.
Well" said Horton triumphantly
now what do you Think"
Worked like a charm" declared
Engle with enthusiasm. That's the
wife for me. | don't care whether she
can cook or not. Now, you go in and
tell the rest of them that I've changed
my mind about employing them, and
bring that sweet little woman in the
corner back with you"
| A closer view strengthened Engie
convictions. Although no longer
young, she was extremely pretty in a
subdued. gentle way, an ideal wife Tor
midde-aged manufacturer with three
difficult children.
Let me see, I'm afraid I've for
gotten your name" began Engle, as
she stood with downcast eyes be-
fore him"
Mrs. Hardwick," she told him in
her soft voice.
WHAT" exclaimed Engle. "Oh, |
sea widow"
NO; my husband is living she re-
piled: but he's out OF work. so | am
obliged to do something to help take
care OF him and the children"
sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon
and bits OF butter. also any kind OF
chopped nut meats. Then bake until
done. ... .-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
WANTED-A WIFE.
az PAUL PERELL.

Oscar Engle owed a great part oil
) success In life TO his ability 10
bect efficient assistants. Therefore
4 IL not strange that when he made
his mind TO marry again he sum
bned the employe whom he judged
81 fitted to help him select a mate.
land 1t is quite as natural that Jim
brton, being the company's adver.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Dear Miss Greyi have last years
serge suit that IL perfectly good, but
has half sleeves In II. How can I
remedy same? FANNY.
A-Let It alone. Short sleeves are
fashionable.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

marriage must announcement cards be
sent7 CONSTANT READER.
out on the day OF the wedding, or the
day following
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

been ' u.sd 1 sor over sI SiFEY YEARs n -
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
ffhRFneT s %aaS TET sCdMhsw .ss
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAY9
all PAIN: CURES WIND COLO, and y
the best remedy for DIARRHOHA. Sold
world BE sure and ask for Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty-Five cents q bottla
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

A school devoted exclusively TO the
study of motorboats has been started
at New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
15c Stockings Sc

Womens Gauze Isle Hose, gray.
bronze, wine and green, warranted
fast colors. our regular 15c quality;
per pair. DC.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Rub the mica of the hard coal stove
with a small flannel saturated in vine.
gar and wipe with dry flannel
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
Diaper Cloth. 10 Yards e4c

Cotton Diaper Cloth. "a inches
wide, soft finish and free from
starch; 10-yard piece. worth Use.
special Friday at 04c.
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E4R{5zY15

German Ccnse Cake. One Qesrl
-four, one pint milk. one ona. tHo
tablespoonful Of sugar. one teaepot1-
fui (rounding) salt, one-hnN eupfgI
shortening Clutter and lafd). eenle
worth yeast. Set sponge In three
quarters cupful OF water Have the
fiour warm. Heat milk. then beat
milk, eggs. sugar to foam and add
other ingredients. When all II mixed
we'll beat dough with hand for Ave
minutes. Let rise until light Put
into pans about one-half inch deep
and let rise again until light, when
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
Mems 15c sOx 90

Mems Seamless sox, fast coIors.
In greeHrEFay-ta tan and black, r9gu-
lar 15c quality; on bargain counter
Friday at DC.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Gibbons, voIIes, silk crepes and mar
quisettes are having . great rase this
season.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
Mems SOC underwear at ssc

Mems fine grade Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers; regular 50c
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
15c Stockings Sc

Boys heavy Black School Hose.
wide rib, seamless and fast dye.
sizes 6 to 91A, worth 15c; per pair.
DC.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Skirts that fall straight from ne
waist line to the foot are In a. good
style az the draped ones.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

New sIlkolines, this seasons best
patterns and color combinations.
beautiful quality, regular l2hc
and sc quality; 4nA
Friday, per yard. ........ Nv
nottingham Lace Curtains, white
and ecru. with plain center and
dainty borders in hne patterns OF
large scroll designs, regular price
Sl.5O: Friday, 0AA
per yard. ...,......,....., 900
Rufned Mualin Curtains. IN stripe
patterns only special DE-
Friday at, per pair
Zoe Curtain Loops, kG
per pair. .s....sss......s -
Zoe Curtain Rods, XM
each .....s..ss s..ssrss s.s-s -
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chanssable silks are IN hish favoF
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
loc sheeting at 71Sc

Unbleached Sheeting. yard wide.
soft finish, durable quality; regular
price 10c, special Friday, 10 yards
for 7oc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
7sc Sheets at Csc

Bleached Sheets. full slze--S1x90
inches, made OF extra heavy cotton.
soft finish and have three-tnch hem
Regular 7sc grade. Friday at 6Se.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

women's Summer weight Pants,
ribbed, made with tight knee or
ankle length, worth csc; Friday
121Sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Dear Miss Grey: How long before
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
a HALLOWEEN PARTY

one OF the prettiest social events oil
the Season was the Halloween narty
given by the Misses Back at their
beautiful home on the BradiUrdsNile
pike near Hustonyille. The HOSPITALS
home was beautifully decorated with
MISCELLANEOUS. candles and autumn
flowers and the doors we're thrown
open the the youngsters seeking Hal
low cen fun.
Many interesting games were play
ed and excellent music was enjoyed b.
all. When tle time arrived for us to
take our departure. the A. guests join.
ed in assuring the hos;esses how
much they had enjoyed the evening
Everyone felt that it was good to have
been there. One Who Was Present
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
WOODS ON CRAZE ORCHARD

Ex.Mayor Clarence Woods is back
again from a months stay at Crab Or
chard. He says he can hardly ren'a'n
away fro mthe place. so pleasant IS
everything and such a hne host ana
hostess are Capt. Willis and his es'i'
Unable wife. He is of the opinion that
the heavy drinkers are growing bet
ter or else fast disappearing as VAe
Keely department at the springs Is not
loaded with patients as is usually the
case at this time of the year From
what he has seen. he says the heeiy
cure is the greatest thing OF the age
ana a monument should be placed IN
the Hall OF Fame TO its founder -
Richmond Climax.
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0ttenhenn

Ready for the Sth. Hon. Harvey
Helm is ours.
Mr.. John Popenhagen has our con-
ordinations as a first class photog-
rapher.
Mrs.lda Gearns left Tuesday Tor
London to visit her home folks.
Mr.. Joseph Abt raised a fine crop
OF broom corn this season. Mr.. John
Wentzel was trying TO beat alI. hut
Today Mr.. Richard WHITES was out
hunting. Three rabbits shot or bought
probably the latter
Mr.. Alex Arnold has finished max.
ing his genuine Shwyz cheese (and il
IL good.)
The Catholic congregation has been
enlarged by the arrival of Mr., Ember.
ger. from Eddyyille, Ky. Several par
ties have moved here from That part
Of western Kentucky lately.
MIR. John Vented has received a
shipment OF sausage large enough TO
provide the whole U. S. army besides
goodly quantity OF limburger.
We heard some time ago that our
friend. W. Burch was very i'll. but
so far have seen no sign OF him nor
heard any word from him. Keep him
ahve.
let us not forget also our friend.
Judge Bailey and the other officers OF
Lincoln county. We always shall b9
true.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
Ready for Election
BALLOTS ARE BEING SENT OUT
TO OFFICERS

Everything is in readiness in Lin
coin for the election Tuesday. Coun-
ty Clerk Cooper is sending out nhe
ballot books printed by the |. j. Good
men will be in charge CT the polls
ana a free election and a talr count
is assured. The list of election Off
GERS who will serve, is as follows:
Stanford No.
Jesse Wearen, Sheriff. Phil NunHel-
ley, Judge. A. G. Carman. Judge, Hart
Luce Judge.
Stanford No. 2.
Y. < Hooker, Sheriff, Ben Bryan,
Judge, Frank Smith Judge, John Ellis,
CLERK.
Stanford Nc. 8.
J IL Engleman Sheriff, w. NJ.
Fields, Judge, II. c. Anderson, Judge,
D. w. Williams, Clerk,
Stanford No. 4.
Sam J. Bell Sheriff, n. ]. Darst
Judge, Lilburn Gooch Judge, Geo. Car
.penter Clerk
Crab Orchard No. I
D. ]. Rigsby Sheriff, p. r. Parrish,
Judge. w. II. Cummins Judge, l.. l..
Sanders, Clerk
Grab Orchard No. 2
sam Chandler Sheriff, Geo. Holmes
Ir., Judge, Simon Petrey, Judge John
EdmistOn Clerk
Waynesburg No.
w. +. Camden Sheriff, w. ID Hays
Judge. ]. r. Williams Judge. Baker
hubble Clerk
Waynesbure No. 2
Edward Murphy Sheriff, w. c. AL
ford Judge, w. ID. Johnson Judge.
j. l.. Johnson Clerk.
Wsynesburg No. 3
h. &. Baugh Sheriff, Hen Baugh
Judge, T. NJ Butt Judge, o. e..
Speaks Clerk.
Hustonville No. I
las p. Goode Sheriff, X. II. Crow
Judge. Gale Brown Judge, w. X. vii
liams Clerk. .
hustonville No. 2 -
Walter Mckinney Sheriff, John
Burton Judge. John ]. Allen Judge,
Fred Carson Clerk.
HustonviIle No. 3
II. p. Davis Sheriff, A. &. Hill
Judge, Lee Manning Judge. John Car
ter Clerk.
HustonvilIe No. 3
j. II. Floyd Sheriff, l.. b. Owens
Judge. John Elliott Judge, Joe VIII
liams Clerk.
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Who'll Be The Next i?
ANOTHER YOUNG COUPLE SUR
PRISE THEIR FRIENDS

Eiopements seem to be all the rage
In Lincoln and the adjoining country
just at present. and N many have TAX
eu place latch thrI the arst question
asked In tn mornings Ia Wei. who
30; married last i'.ht"
che latcs; couple 10 ...enocr to
the little god OF love were Adam
Fence and Miss Elizabeth Baughman,
who slipped away 10 the residence OF
Rev J. ]. Dickey Tuesday night where
the words we're said which united
them heart and hand
Afr. Pence Is a son OF h. T. Pence
aad Is one of the best known young
farmers in the county and liked by
everyone. Hts bride is the fourth
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. N S
Baughman. and Is very attractive and
popular. Both had kept the news oil
their Intentions very quiet and II
came as a surprise TO everyone. Tney
will make their home for the present
at Mr.. Fences farm on the cut-on pike
10 Crab Orchard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
Bad Blaze AT London
CAPITAL OF LAUREL SUFFERS
SEVERELY FROM FIRE

The main business portion Of Lon
don, Laurel county. was Quilted by
fire, wftcn broke out in the rear OF
the store Of Mrs. Sallie Wanska Tues.
day night The loss is estimated at
100000, and the origin OF the fire is
unknown
The Cate ching Hotel, one OF the best
known hostelries in the mountains.
was burned, but the guests all got
out safely Besides the hotel among
the property destroyed wer, the First
National Bank, Pearls millinery store,
Catching barber shop, Jody's dry
GOODS store, Manhattan restaurant.
LONDON pharmacy, Towards grocery.
Woodward's grocery, the postofiice.
and a number of lawyers and doctors
Offices.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04

NERvY GANG BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN AT WORK THIS WEEK
CDanvllle Adyocate)

This section was visited by cold
burglars last night Their operations
extended from Eubank in Pulaski
county to Beatty avenue IN Danville
James Lee at Eubank was entered and
Early In the night the residence %;
robbed OF $500. Mr.. Lee did not miss
the coin until he arose this morning
and observed that his residence had
been broken into
The next heard Of the burglars was
at Morsland, where the postof'ce was
entered and robbed of $40 and d lot
Of stamps An attempt was made ~
enter the store of George Hum at
Shelby City. Failing in this, the bur.
glars proceeded to TIE nome Of Mr.
Alex Surber Mr. and Mrs. Surber
never realized until this morning that
their residence had been burglarized
although the bold thieves entered
their bed room and stole Mr.. Slrber's
suit OF clothes. A report reached
town this morning that the burglars
ere shot at in the vicinity Of juno.
ton city. The burglars came on to
Danville and it is thought that they
boarded a train here.
The postoffice at Moreland is in T.
A. Kivs store and entrance was gain
ed through a window
There we're either two bands OF bur
glars or those who were operating
rode motorcycles and in an automo
lille. LARS bloodhounds were put on
the trail at the Moreland postotticc
and trailed to Beatty avenue, DanNille
where, It is thought. the burglars
boarded freight train.
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Glberts Creek.

Miss Polly rrayiOr visited In Dan
Vile Sunday.
Mr.. Hutchinson cOntcmr'ates going
to Arizona
Mr.. i. e. Buck has returned nome
after spending a few days in Tennes-
see
Mr. George Red;nan is spending a
few days with his sister Mrs. Bruce
Daugherty.
MIR. Sam Anderson has been assign
ed to the ". h. Traylor plant Tor
thls month.
Mr. Elmer Connect. VINO is working
for Paxton Bros. Company. had his
hand cut by a piece of glass
Mr.. Henry TrayIor is getting along
nicely.
Mr. Wesley Johnson, OF Stanford
passed through here ON ll;e5 train.
h Mrs. Nevius OF Stanford. is visiting
Ter daughter Mrs. J. 4. Buck.
Miss Willie Gordon rrayior made
a TRIP to Lancaster Saturday.
Mr.. Henry spradling, OF Somerset
Will remain with the Bergin 4 Brady
Company this month.
Mi. George Redman Will leave LOT
Omega, Ala. some time in January
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
BREAKING RECORDS
AT SCHOOL
SPLENDID ATTENDANCE THIS
HONOR ROLL FOR OCTOBER
rs ANNOUNCED

Supt J. " ireland has made out
the Honor Roll of the stanford city
schools Tor the month of October tie
has high words OF praise tor the reg
ularity OF attendance. for II has been
better In all departments than II has
ever been before. showing tuat the
pupils ara taking an interest in their
work stanford may well boast ct
her splendid school facilities Tho
Honor Roll Is a follows:
Primary Viola Gilmore, Willie Muir.
phy. Adelaide Proctor. Leila G. Raney.
Grade I.-Gladys Arnold. Catherine
Brady. Henry Baughman. Josephine
Gooch, Hubert Haley. Margie Lynn,
Guy smith. Herman walls.
Grade LIVE Gosc Smith. Ethel
Breedlove. George = farris, I'D Far
mer. joe Grimes. Morgan Baughman.
Grade M Eloise Beazley, Frances
Corm.ney. JAMIE Hooker. Sophie SPun
dcrs
Grade IV.-Tilden Cooper Bailey
Dawes. Allie r. Fish. hachel ~
John Reid Mckinney. Virgil Moore
Heath Severance
Grade v-Richard Arnold, Hobart
Arnold. Lottlc Bright. Anna '. Craig
Leon Davis. Frances Embry Sylvia
Farmer. Hagh Reid f'ostcr Bonnie
Good. kathryn Harris. Ada Mohlcy
Anna x. Powell. Smith Rankin. Belle
Russell. Alice famine.
Grade VI sam Hiii, Charley Pen
dletnn. Matsy Grimes, Nellie INA
Ethel Powell. Jean Paxton. Mary Jar
Vie. trace Hurst. Adelia Russell, Hart
we'll. sianks. Ella Rigney, Emily Muir
phy. Isabel Reynolds. Leitie Mchln
ncv. Clinton Coleman. lcsso Hooker
Joe Embry. Martha Raney.
Grade VII Maude Arnold. Mar!
Anderson. Prescott Brown. Ella h
chenberger. Kate Harding, Jas. Trio
ble
Grade VIII Mary shepherd Cook
Salne Mills Craig. Anne Davis Nc
Roberts. Mary Moore Raney. haym'
singleton.
HreshmAn-HarTy carter Robeft
Carter. Effie Baughman. Josephine
Carpenter. Marion Grimes. william
Grimes.
sophomore-harry Reinhart
Senior--Joseph Hopper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
Skin And Scalp Troubles
YJe,d to Zemo.
A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL USE

Penny's Drug Store Is so connoeh'
that zEMO and ZEMo soap used 10
eether will rid the skin or scalp OF IN
iant or grown person OF pimples' b'aok
heads, dandruff. eczema, prickiy neat
rashes, hives. ivy poison or any other
form OF skin or scalp eruption that
they will give your money back II
Won, are not entirely satisfied with the
results obtained from the use oil 1h'
MO and the soap.
The first application VIII give
nrompt relief and show an improve
ment and in every instance where
used persistently. will destroy the
germ life. leaving the skin in n clean
healthy condition Sold and guarar
teed by druggists everywhere and m
stanford by Penny's Drug store l'e'
MS show YOU proof Of some remarkable
cures made BY zEMo and give you
22.page booklet how TO preserve the
skin Pennys Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
DEATH or MRS. JACOBS

The many friends here oil the pop
u,ar couple were grieved this week
TO learn of the death at the Grays-
vile, Tenn, sanitarium OF Mrs. Harry
Dayles Jacobs, wife OF Mr.. Harry ia
cobs. OF Mckinney. She had been Ill
for several weeks with typhoid fever
Mrs. lac obs was 80 years OF age and
is survived by her husband and one
child. a daughter The remains we're
,rougbt here for interment in beau
tilul buffalo cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
Brodhead Fair
ELECTS SPLENDID SET OF NEW
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR

Brodhead, Nov. 3.
The Rotkcastic county tair associa
ton elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: G.. c. owens. pres.
DR. W r. GTayely, wee Pres; Edgar
=. Albright, seoy; A. r. Albright, X.
u. Ham. and John Robins Board OF
Directors.
John Evans who has been tra,cnns
for a patent medicine fIrm, IN ienn..
Is at home Tor a few days Brack
Durham who has been telegraptdng at
New Hope Tor couple OF weeks is at
home Henry Thsrpc and daughter
Miss Elizabeth returned home Tues.
aay from Louisville where they had
been visiting for a few days Cashier.
=. VI Hiatt, has moved into the pro-
rerty lately vacated by Banker Hut.
cheson Ton, Evans. OF Lebanon
Junction Was here Sunday. Miss
Anne Tate OF Mt Vernon, visited rela-
tves here first OF week.
4 little child OF Jones Bradley. o.
the Sayers vicinity Is very low with
dyptheria.
Miss Irene Lyons who is In school
at Junction CITY was here with her
parents over Sunday.
We understand a protracted meet
ing is To begin soon with the Marets'
burg Christian church. Elders Green
Fish aud winkler will do the preach
ing
| lion Fontaine Fox Bobbitt, OF
crab Orchard who II rightly styled
The Cicero of the Mountains, Was
here an legal business on Monday and
Tuesday
Martha the 5.year-pld daughter OF
David .,ebb OF the Negro Greek sec
ton after a few days of intense SUI
fering vi scarlet fever died and was
buried Sunday IN the Zion church
yard Rev. Pike preached the funeral
sermon.
Pat Hunt formerly OF the Marets
burg neighborhood but who has lived
la New Albany. Ind, for three years
pas has returned to the place Of his
birth and Will likely locate. We are
told that his vile who was Miss Mag
bie Mullins Ii In very poor health
Our little town Is putting on airs
or rather on a slight boom. New SIDE
walks both concrete and gravel arr
being Iaid A new street is being
graded alongside of the railroad iron
depot to top Of hill near railroad
bridge. Mr.. n. II. Ham the merchant
is putting considerable improvements
on his dwelling which adds greatly t.
lbs looks. A. r. Albright has just
completed some nice wire fencing
| around some OF his property. The
dimension mill is running STEADY
time.
Hugh Miller republican candidate
for Congress spoke here last Tuesday
might
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
AN IDEAL HUSBAND

ia patient even with a nagging wife
for he knows she needs help. She may
be so nervous ard run down in health
that trifles annoy her. II she is melan
choly, excitable. troubled With loss OF
appetite. headache. sleeplessness, con
situation or fainting and dizzy spells
she needs Electric bitters the most
wonderful remedy for ailing women
Thousands OF suffers from female
troubles, nervous troubles, backaehe
and weak kidneys have used them
and become healthy and happy. Try
the&m. Only 30 cents. Satisfaction
Guaranteed by Penny's Drug store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
NOTICE

take this means OF notifying my
lrie nds and customers that the vac
nun Cleaning Wagon will not be in
stanford this fall. WIN ask you not
10 forget me in the early spring OF
which notice will be given through
this paper; any orders given to DR.
r. w. Pennington will be greatly ap'
preoiatsd by Yours truly
E.. L. OGDEN, Mgr
Vacuum Cleaning Wagon
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
LION FoNpLEs A CHILD

In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled
the hand that a child thrust into his
cage. Danger to child is something
great when least regarded. OFTEN II
comes through colds, Group and
whooping cough. They STAY thou
sands that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could have saved. "A few doses cur
ed our baby of a very bad case OF
Group" writes Mrs. George b. Davis
Flat Rock. n. c.. I'VE always give II
TO him when he takes cold. Its a
wonderful medicine for babies" Best
Tor Coughs, Colds, La Grippe Asthma
hemorrhages. weak lungs. so cents
ii. THAI bottle free. Guaranteed ny
Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-04
Moreland Honor Roll
OTHER LATE NEWS FROM WEST
END OF THE COUNTY

The Honor Roll OF the Moreland
tubiic school for the month ending
October 2Sth is as follows:
Grade Willamette Pruitt 81. Ada
y. Pruitt 50. Myrtle Morgan SIS, Ie!la
Clarkson SO, Mary Ccldiron So, Lllen
Hughes "a, James Hanson ~.
Grade VI--Cleora Coldiron SS, Lulu
6outt 81. Cleva Routt So, Sadie Mills
SO, Willie Switzerland 81. Margaret
Routt s., Ben ~. Pruitt 81, Birdie
Raker so.
Grade N-Josie Compton 80, Hazel
Singleton 90. Frank Feistritzer 90.
Annie Harmon So. Joe Driesler SO,
Mack ClarKson 81, Keith Ellis 81, Sa-
die Coulter 50.
Grade llI-Charlie Singleton 80,
Willie Minks Sc. Agnes Cooch 81, vii.
lie Lee Pruitt so
Grade II-Irene Morgan S5, Grace
Ellis ST. Sarah Messer 81, Thelma
owens so
Grade willie Reid 80. Christine
Coffey SO, Mamie Dishon so.
The anyolIment to date is, male 80
female s5j, average attendance. male
-. female 40; total 81
on Friday Nov 18th, there will BE-
held at the school house at Moreland
Mothers Day. to which all the moth
ers and fathers of tie pupils are in,
,ited to come, bring their lunches and
spend all day on the school grounds
and in the school house. The school
is trying to secure an organ Tor its
use and wants to buy some more
Looks for its library. f. l.. GrIbbs
principal, Miss Fannie Spears, assise
ant
Mr.. Ed Needham has lately pur.
chased a fine piano tor his daughter
Miss Sabrina
The small culvert on the Danylle
and l1ustonville pike between the old
| toll gate house and the iron bridge
over Knob Lick creek. has been sunk
en- in on one side for a month and
has now large hole in it, making II
dangerous to horses and vehicles.
DR.. VIM. Needham, OF Bonneville
stopped over a few days with his
brother. Mr.. I'D Needham, while or
his way to the medioa! college at
Louisville
MIR. William Kelley, the expert
blacksmith OF Shelby City, has taker
charge of the Clint Helm shop al
junction City.
Mr.. Ben Kelley has moved TO Faul
coner's Station to take charge Of
blacksmith shoS there.
Mr.. Charles Lyons Is in Pinevilie
where Mr.. Lyons has saw mill
The Maccabees held a spellini
match in their hall, Thursday night
MIR. RILEY King and Mr.. Sam Gosh!
have recently put not shingle roofs
on their houses. and Capt. Ben Nc
Iraw has put tin shingles on bis.