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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-10-20

without benefit, I began taking Doan,s
Kidney Pills and soon received relic,
Continued use cured me. | beliova
Doan's Kidney Pills saved my llfen
Remember the name-Doan's
For sale by all dealers. so cents
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo N v
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Bribes.

Let us learn to make moral differ
entiations. Let us remember that II
there we're no bribe giyers there
could be no bribe takers Let us moi
be so sure that the bribe giver does
not invite the bribe taker.--Rey. j. l.
Levy. Hebrew. Pittsburg.
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ReUiUaL of Lace
Family Treasures That Have Been Laid Aside for
Years Make the Wearers Look Like
Old Pictures.

He Moyen age effect. not
ed on new costumes. is
achieved in several IN
stances by a long,
straight fitted corset Of
brocaded silk, to which
is attached a slightly
gathered, plain silk or
velvet skirt. A twisted
triple cord ceinture loose
ly winds the waist. The
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-10-20

" Tue secre.
tions contained sed,.
ment and passed with
a smarting sensatIon
s h arp painssbot
through my body ana
bent me almost double
i became so bad 7
could not drive to NV
work. After doctor,r.
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Hearts Trouble,

Faint heart never won fair lady"
Faint heart has no business to try
TO win anything; faint heart ought to
see a doctor"
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Church Wrok,

Present-day church work is TO min
lister to all needs OF men every day In
the week the year round. d.---Rev. w. A.
Bartlett. Congregationalist. Chicago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-10-20

A critic is a man who by the light
of his own experience explains to
others why they, too, have failed.
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still a Woman,

Hewitt-She is a man in her enjoy
ment of baseball.
Jewett--But she showed that she Is
still woman by refusing to ali
through the thirteenth inning.
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FOR HEADaOHE-u,ck., cspUD.yH

Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach OF
Nervous Troubles, Capudne will relieve you
IT'S iqud-pleasant TO take-acts immedi
ately' Try IT, lOc., 25c., and 20 cents at drug
stores.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-10-20

The future and the past are near
relations to the present.
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SUFFERED FIFTEEN YeAes
How Chronic Kidney Trouble w.
Permanently Cured. v"

F. P. semmel, Sr., 236 N. 9Th @,
Lehighton, Pa. says: For over ~
years suffered from kidney troph,o
My kidneys were weak. tbo e' '
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You cannot Increase short weight
With heavy words.
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REVIEW
Sunday School Lesson for Oct. 23, 1910
Specially Arranged for This Paper

Golden Text-"And II came to pass,
when the days were well nigh come that
he should be received up he steadfastly
set his face to go to Jerusalem, and sent
messengers before his face"-Luke 9:5L
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

this afternoon to have conference
with E. c. Smith, representative OF
the operators, concerning difference
that has arisen over the machine min
ing in that district. . ~ 80
Des Moines Register and Leader:
Mrs. William Bowen and her daugh-
ter Ruth, will leave Friday to spend
Christmas with relatives at Kansas
City. At the conclusion of their visit
there they will go to California, where
they will spend the winter
Whit Jackson, who has been in the
west for number Of,years, has re-
turned to the city and. lis. with his
mother, Mrs. Martha LZaJackson, No
sos A avenue east. His wife accom-
panied him to the city.r Friends will
regret to learn that Whit is in eX,
Ceedingly poor health.
n. NJ. Chrisman departed last even
ing over the Rock Island for NARROW
Oklahoma, where he will spend a
couple of months with his brother
Art Chrisman, formerly of this place
Mr.. Chrisman took his gun along and
intends to bag some of the game that
is said to roam that country in pro
| fusion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Phil Kearney Post Will Pay Tri-
butte to Deceased Comrades.

The executive committee of Phil
Koarney Post No. 40, G. A. r. met
Tuesday evening and prepared a
memorial program. The memorial
services will be Eeld. in~the court
room in memory of the comrades of
the Post who have passed away in
the year 1910. The day set for the
services is Sunday, January l. 1911,
at 2:3O p. m. The following is the
program prepared by the committee
and accepted by the Post:
Services to be held Sunday, Jan.
l, 1911, at 2:30 p. m. in the court
room.
Music by the choir, under the sup
eryision of Mrs. V. X. Logan, assist
ed by Miss Francine Harrington, Dr.
J. |. Tony and Roy KemBle. Miss
Pearl Porter as organist.
Ritual service.
Music by choir.
Ritual service continued.
Music by choir.
Prayer by Rev. Rutherford.
Address by Rev. McCord.
Solo by Mrs. " X. Logan.
DoxolOgy.
| Benediction.
Adjutant r. l.. Turner, Com. on the
drum roll
Mrs. C. w. Woodruff, to be chair
man of the Ladies of the G. A. r
Circle to arrange the wreaths fol
each deceased comrades vacan
chair (which will be eleven chairs)
Mrs. lulu White chairman OF thu
| W. r. e.. for decorations.
q. q he, following comrades were ap
! pointed wreath ssbearers:"
| C. w. Woodruff for John h. White
Co. D., 152d Ohioo.
w. r. Cowan for John y. Martin
Co. X, 33rd Iowa.
Harlan Carnahan Nor james Hau
ser. 7th Iowa Cav.
w. NJ. Alvey for Luther X. Heatn
Co. ID, 177th Ohio,
Miles NJ. Prime Tor A. L. Jessul
4th Iowa Battalion.
w. II. Shaw for James i-ahshrids'
, Co. X, 33rd Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

Richland Clarion: The Iowa Brig
ade is working up reunion of the
End, 7th, Sth, 18th and 14th Iowa In
fantry, to be held in Oskaloosa April
6and 7, 1911. Mr.. James Spence, of
Knoxville, who is visiting here, is
vice president of the 7th Iowa and
is putting forth every effort u MAZE
the meeting a success, as the veter-
ans are growing old and think that
this may be the last reunion they will
ever have on earth.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

Delta Press: The members of the
Woman's Club met in regular session
with Mrs. VIM. Wharton. At six
o'clock the ladies rendered a banquet
at the Central Hotel to one of their
members, Mrs. Cora Utterback, and
husband, who soon leave for their
new home at Oskaloosa. The ladies
were all accompanied by their hus-
bands and all heartily enjoyed an ele-
CANT repast, such as Mrs. Mcdonald
we'll knows how to serve.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

she will spend the holidays with her
brother, H. Strouse.
Mrs. G. L. Bliss, of Three Rivers,
Michigan, is a holiday guest at the
home of her mother, Mrs. E. z. Smith,
No. 624 North c street.
Miss Grace Cunningham, of New
York City, is home to spend the hol-
idays at the parental Cunningham
home on North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fryhoff, of Abba,
who have been in the city the last
few days visiting with relatives, re-
turned to their home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmier and
Elizabeth Crane, from near What
Cheer, were in the city yesterday, at
tracted by Oskaloosas Christmas bar
gains.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, who was called
to st. Paul several weeks ago by the
illness of a grandchild, returned to
her home, No. 115 North l. street, this
morning.
Mrs. Eldon Carrier and son, Mas
ter Dale Marvin, of Albert Lea, ar
rived in town yesterday for a holiday
visit at the parental William Hall
home, No. S11 C avenue west.
Abba News: Earl Phillips, of Oska-
loosa, is visiting Abba friends and
relatives He has accepted a posi-
ton in a newspaper, office in Iowa
City, where he will go in the near flu
ture
Mrs. A. Augustine and daughter,
Miss Vida, came from West Chester
near Washington, yesterday, to do
Christmas shopping, and were guests
during their stay here of Miss Mignon
Sankey.
Mrs. Ollie Pemberton, of Story
county, and her sister, Mrs. s. A
Cumpton, of Boone, are in the city
for a Christmas visit at the home
of the mother, Mrs. T. ]. Henry, Of
South Eleventh street.
b. J. Snyder went to Ottumwa last
evening to care for business matters
VIM. Laffollett went to Keota thi:
morning to look after matters of bus
mess.
Mrs. Z. A. Zelliott went to Earlhan
this morning where she will yisi
with relatives.
John c. Williams and Chris Ma
lone were business passengers fol
Sigourney this morning.
4 Miss Letta Southwick went to OF
tumwa this morning where she will
care for business matters.
Miss Maude Bomar went to Eddy
,, vile this morning where she will Wis
IL at the home of Mrs. Mary Bell
9W. C. Phillips was passenger yes
. terday via the Rock Island for Sal
Lake City where he will visit wit
relatives and sight-see.
!, Miss Josephine Evans departe
!. yesterday afternoon over the Roc
Island for Baker, Montana, where sh
i. will visit with Miss Ruth Lyman.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hutton an
daughter, Miss Coda, have returne
!, from a visit wlth Mrs. Hutton,s si
I ter, Mrs. Robert Pollett, at Oxfor'
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson weT
! passengers over the Rock Island We
{ terday for an over Christmas Wis
= with relatives and friends at Gothel
berg, Nebr.
s Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Beagle an
u daughter, Miss Clara, went to ID
e Moines this morning where they wi
visit at the home Of their daughte
Is Mrs. s. Miller.
e John P. White went TO centervil
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

a. j. F. McNeill for John w. Spring
Steen, Co. D, 18th Mich.
J. o. Grant for J. w. McMullin, C.
18th Iowa Inf.
VIM. Berkey for Aaron Phillips, c.
It'll Iowa Inf.
B. F. Cruzen fer A. N. Church, e.
BIRD Iowa Inf.
John A. Shannon for John T. Coch,
IAN, E. 33rd Iowa Inf.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-12-22

LnA pspVI onsy lirgyrn lii Nelly pEeEufRg;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-15
PERSONALS

A letter received from VIM. Trebil-
cock, who is now located at North
Freedom as superir tendent Of the
oliver Iron Mining .company's mines
in the Baraboo districts, saying that
he ..and family are well and that the
mining industry is picking mp i'm
mensely down there. The Oliver peo'
pie are getting ready to open tine Iro-
quois mine and TO do so re-equipped
the property with the finest machinery
plant in Wisconsin engine. noists and
steel shaft house.
John II. Parks was taken seriously
IN last Wednesday at mis- Chicagon
lake residence and physicians were
summoned from the city TO attend him
Later In the day he was brought IN
and placed in the Larson hospital
where we are pleased TO say, at this
writing he IL much better
Mrs G. A. Day. nee Gertrude Cum
mings, formerly a resident of Iron
River. came mp from her home at
Streetor ILL.,, TO attend the funeral of
her brother. Geo Cummings, last
Monday.
Deputy Game Warden Harrington
was here last Tuesday and wis later
on joined by Warden Rowett and to-
gether they left for Dickinson county
to look after violators
Mr. H. Clowry, cashier for the G. a.
N. W. company at Green Bay was in
the city Monday the guest Of Clayton
w. belong.
Miss Dorothy Cohen president OF
the Junior class, spent part OF the week
in Duluth. High School Notes, Mesaba
Ore.
The band boys will give another of
their dancing parties ON Friday even
ing. Jan. 2lst.
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JACOBS BROS.


Esther Holmes. Of the Fourth A. WAS
absent "Wednesday afternoon on account
OF sickness
lille Salimen and Ethel Eldred en-.
tered the Third A Monday.
Anv person in the high school now
a-days with bandage on their throat
or a swollen face, is regarded with
great suspicion
The Second A grade is greatly inter
ested in the story of Robinson Crusoe.
Diem Semke has returned to school
after an attack OF the mumps.
Lost-A teacher so sweet aud fair
She has lovely blue eyes and golden
hair
She may have increased many a pound
For they say her face is very round
Finder return as soon as possible TO
the Eighth A Great reward
Nine pupils returned to the First b
after an absence Of two weeks, due to
the mumps
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School Notes.
"a Chiefs among ye takin' notes
! And faith, he'll pent them
SsssEsssssssssssssssssss =

A new exhibition case has been plac-
ed In the sewing room. IL is already
receiving some very neat specimens of
the girls handiwork.
Melvin Heck Of the First b. who has
been absent for two weeks on account
Of blood poisoning in his hand, return
ed TO school last week
Ella Nygren returned 10 school Mon
day after long absence.
Miss Peterson is the next OF the
teachers who Is a victim OF the humps
Miss Jessie Bowden and Eddie
Brown are In school again having been
released from the quantine for measles
Examinations Tor the semester begin
next Tuesday in the High School.
The Eighth grades have been Prepar-
ing invalid trays this week in the do
nestle science classes The good things
look so tempting that one wonld almost
wish to be an invalid that.ne mieth he
served 80 daintily.
Agnes Prudhommo IL absent this
week because OF illness
Ernest Halada and Hjalmer Pentilla
are victims Of tho measles
Miss Uren and Miss Holmes have
charge ot the noon hour this week,
Do they ENJOY II this week
Abbie Benston and Anna Wolenskl
have returned 10 school again.
Isabel Pike Otto Bottger and Clar.
ence varney. Of the Second A have
been perfect in attendance 30 far this
term.
John Musial re-entered school We'd
nesday
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al the annual meeting OF the Swed :
ish Lutheran church a committee OF
four were appointed TO draft specifica-
tions ard plans for new basement
and enlargement OF the church.
. The following officers have been
elected for the ensuing year by the
societies. Ladies' Aid No !. Mrs. Ed
Gustafson, president; Mrs. Wm'
Holmes, Treasurer Mrs Sander, Sec
rotary; Ladies' Aid No: ?, Mrs Isaac
Johnson. vice president; Mrs. Henry
Anderson, Secretary Mrs. Pete john
SON, Treasurer Loyal Helpers, Miss
Ida Paro. president Miss Ellen
Broman, Secretary Miss Elmie Carlson
Treasurer. Luther League Miss
Christina Larson. vice president Law
rene Hanson, Secretary Lawrence Lar
sen. treasurer.
Mr.. VIM. Carlson has been elected
treasurer of the congregation for the
ensuing year. Rev Rosander's salary
WAS raised $40 per month and ne was
given certain time TO devote TO the
congregation at Amasa. English ser
vices will be held one Sunday evening
each month The Luther League has
provided 80 Hymnals for this purpose.
Miss Emely Carlstrom has been cleo
ted organist Of the church and Sunday
School.
For Rent - Desirable living or office
rooms, newly decorated over ID. Nj,
Ross AZ Co.'S store
Good House and Large lot adjacent
to Western Location for sale
Beach a. Cole
House to rent Inquire Of Mrs Wehse
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-15

A New Years letter from the west
was received at this office Wednesday
written by Mrs. Jas. McCourt. The
McCourts and Abe Flewelling and
family are living in Centralia and
they like the place very much. Mrs.
NJ says that Centralia is busy. grow
ing city of =, 900 people with very fine
railroad facilities and they expect the
place to grow. much larger.
| A piece of ore twice as large as
pinhead was removed from the eye of
George German, OF Amasa. this morn.
ing by DR.. Elwood. The ore has been
in Germans eye for the past sixteen
months. at which time he was one Of
the victims OF an explosion in the
Rogers and Brown mine at Amasa -
Menominee Herald Leader.
Many of the old residents will re
member Mrs Chellew. who was form.
erly Mrs. Peters and resident OF this
place for many years. Her husband
died at their Calumet home last week.
Mrs. Chellew is a sister of r. p.
Hollow.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Nolan were called
to Chicago last Saturday by message
telling OF the violent death of Mrs.
Nolans sister who lived In Chicago.
The deceased lady was crushed to death
an a straat car aecidant
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Doupe returned
from their North Dakota visit early in
the week They spent nearly two
months visiting with their son, Joseph
and family. Mr. Doupe says that
Crystal Falls climate has North Dakota
beat mile
The house near the Q a. N w water
tank, owned by Mr. Gursky and occu-
pied by Herbert Stacy and family
caught fire last Thursday during the
noon honr and was badly Quilted. The
firemen arrived on the scene i'm time 10
save it from complete destruction.
r p. Hollow enjoyed visit from
his mother during the week. She
stopped over in Crystal Falls ON her
way to her home in Florence from Cal
umet where she had been in attendance
at the funeral of her son-in-law.
Benjamin McKillican and James
Pryall, who have been in the city for
the holidays. left yesterday TO resume
work at Crystal Falls. - Escanaba Mir
ror.
The Mystic Workers held installation
and supper at their hall last Monday
evening. The affair brought ont a
large number Of members and a highly
enjoyable time was had.
Herman Fesing came down from
Calumet and spent yesterday in the
city visiting the mines that he Inpsects
for the owners.
The friends OF A. Cannon are much
alarmed over his mental condition.
MIR. Cannon has been IN falling health
for some time.
Herman Holmes had horse serious.
ly injured at his camp during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs John Wall attended
the funeral OF George Cummings at
Iron River last Tuesday.
Wilson's orchestra went to Amasa
last night 10 play for dance ut that
place
Captain WIN. Carlson was seriously
ill with a-cold last week but Ia much
better this week.
Mrs. John Wall. accompanied by
Mrs. John Citizen. visited with friends
At stanlbangh over last Sunday
Miss Lilly Bosanko il assisting
the freight office At the North Western
road.
The Maccabeee are planning for
big time next Tuesday evening.
George Jolliff has moved his family
to-the Tobin location,
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St. Marks Church

Second Sunday after the Epiphany
Morning Prayer 1880 A. NJ
Sunday School II 80 A. NJ
Evening Prayer 1880 p. NJ.
Visitors welcome.
J. T.. Crosbie, Lay Reader
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-07-14
Obituary.

James e. Spargur, son Of James w.
and Rebecca Spargur, was born Sept.
l, 1875 and died July 3, 1910, aged "a
years 10 months and days.
He was united in marriage Dec 20,
1898 to Elizabeth Hatcher. To this
union were born four children; two
daughters and two sons. One daught'
er and one son preceded him to that
better land, leaving wife, daughter
and son to mourn the loss Of loving
husband and father.
He united with the New Light
Church at Dallas about four year ago.
since which time, until prevented by
sickness, he has been a devoted and
useful member.
At the age of twenty he began
teaching school and for nine years was
one of the well-known teachers Of
Highland county, when his health
failed and he was compelled to abandon
the profession and took up the more
healthful occupation of farming.
For about eleven years he has been
a consistent member of the Rainsboro
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, endeavor-
ing at all times to show to his fellow.
men that spirit of Friendship, Charity
and Benevolence as taught by the
principles of that Fraternal Order.
Throughout his painful illness he
maintained spirit of forbearance
and cheerfulness which it was known
he could not feel but was assumed in
order that his loved ones might not be
distressed by his suffering.
A brother and five sisters, together
with large circle of friends, join with
the bereaved wife and children in
mourning the loss of a loving and de-
voted husband, father, brother and
| friend
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-07-14
WINKLE.
July II, 1910.

July Ill, lJlO.
Fred Stroop, Of Dayton, was the
guest of his father, over Sunday.
James Sonner and family, of Son.
ner's Chapel, we're the guests Of his
brother, B. G. Sunday.
Miss Sadie Galley was the guest of
Miss Amy Berry. Sunday.
Ed McQuitty, of Taylorsville, is
driving team for Lew Vance.
Farmers are busy trying to save
their wheat. The ground is so soft
that they can hardly run the binders.
w. S. Bishio and son, Cyrus, of Will
iamsburg, W. Va, we're the guests Of
home folks over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Roads, of Frog
town, were the guests of Mrs. Roads
parents, o. NJ. Roush Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Long, of Sorg,
are the guests of II. n. Pulliam to-
day.
Mrs. W. ID. King and children, and
Miss Rissa Walker, were shopping in
Hillsboro, last Friday.
Mr.. William Meek and family were
the guests of relatives, at Newtons-
vile, last week.
Dr. l. L. DeHass, of Hillsboro, was
the guest Of his parents, over Sun
day.
Miss Amy Berry, who has been sick
for the past six weeks, is able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ludwick, were
the guests of his brother, at Hoag-
lands crossing, one day last week.
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Obituary.

Homer Hurst, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Kelley, was born Jan. 2s, 1891,
and departed this life June 81, 1910,
aged 19 years months and 20 days.
This, our youngest son, Gods gift,
cheered our hearts, frightened our
hopes and made this fleeting breath
we call life more real, more noble and
more grand. He was just coming
forth from youths strong, happy and
care free embrace to the far reaching
and ever increasing responsibilities of
manhood.
Why hast thou left us2 Why hast
thou bereft us thus Homer? Was it
by chance All, no We hear voice
saying, 'All things are open and naked
to the eyes Of Him with whom we have
to do. He hath His way in this whirl-
wind, the clouds are the dust of His
feet" Did merciful Father permit
this hasty departure ? 1t must be so.
Aught else would vain imagination
be. Just why we do not know. Some
where, somewhere in Gods own time
we'll see.
Briefly may it be said. Homer was
Of cheerful disposition, looking for the
rift in the cloud disclosing the silver
lining. His was agood mind, studious
from youth and swiftly coming forth
to be patient, tactful tutor in our
public schools. No task was shirked
by Homer, whether at home on the
farm with Father or elsewhere
Truthfully can it be said, he was a
dependable fellow to his youthful
associates, to his pupils, to father,
mother, brother, sister, to all.
In covenant relation with Belfast
Presbyterian Church, he was deeply
concerned about religious matters,
/ indicating that he considered them
first things and desired to get first
things first.
youths brightest hopes decay
Pass like morn's gems away
Too fair on earth TO stay
when all is feeting
Cease then, fond nature, cease thy tears
The Savior dwells on high
There everlasting spring appears
There joys shall never die"
II. j. S.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
July II. 1910.

July lli lolO'
w. L. Fawley and wife were guests
of Mattison Fawley and wife, at Bells
Run, Sunday.
l. j. Davidson and wife, John King
and wife and baby and Georgia Mar
comet, were guests Of William Custer
and family, Sunday.
Roy Euverart and family, spent Sun
day with relatives at Union.
Jasper Kier and wife and Robert
Fawley and wife and daughter took
dinner with John Kier and family
Sunday.
Nina Wilkin is suffering from an
attack of the measles.
Belle Tedrick visited G. c. Wilkin
and family, Sunday.