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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
gmnoeisent ntbumss Sgpoibeieu
Qeue 6ppotbten

Reue 6ppotbesn.
Sohn ". Sonss an RaogsI SonsE.
$1,000.
Sarpep ). Bennett an SatIep 3. IL.
8. 60, $500.
giTbop Rapmonb an German 9. &.
Il. q. Co., S1050.
DnItsr San an Wlinnlt 5OlpuIbip
9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
sObn 2ah.r on sSpIspbine 2usnes
mann, $500.
Dsrietbe an SOfspb 2ususmann.
$7O0.
Bm. O. Grumer on Deft.rn CTR
man gdnt, S2700.
Cabin 6. RcMi[Ien on mihosI q.
9riIen, $250O.
Rinnie SsipsI on 1bs Gipe DAT
Reoltn Co.. $500.
katherine SsFing on Sycamore 3.
IL. 8. Co., $1,000.
GieIslbe on China u. ToIh. 1856.
2atursncs Suete an Sbs Woorss
gonep Co., $500.
GstiIsteSppotbetsn.
9lribur 8. Sseurht an Stausarb 9.
u. 6. Co., $1,000
q. 3uttsrIing on q. 8. gabpslI,
$1,000.
3. J. Sofg. an 8. Gboftr, $4,000.
Gilbert ghsrbornt on g. Wl. Cooper,
$735.
Sarriet Bartholomew on Qsopls's
9. II. 6. u. 60. $1S75.
mm. ault an mm. S.Sslsr, $1700
gbas. Sahmann on G. R. Craig
$4,000.
Dm. O. 9ubsr an eaa %. Smith
$4,000.
albert 3. gra1nsr an GTpoiftion q
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbna u. 9ol5 on Worner 6
Boomers, $1,000.
Ssnrn glbsring an German 2inbs,
mann, $1,000.
s5rant 6. Disne an Gipn go. i g. IL
9. Co.. $500.
Worp ernftherpsr on gurnstWoOoi
9. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Ghos. !. aod an 5orrp 3sInsr
1920.
gihpIas M. Waurr on Quidpitb.
brulpol y. u. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

mer bas e6loB unb Dffnete bic suihe,
Die cine Summe BON ieh3igtaufeuo
SbaIern tbeiIs in 9oIb, tbsils in pa
pieren entbieIt. 9ute 9antnpten, metit
englifbe, biIpeten ben grDbten SbetI
oss 8ermDgens, bas Serr 8alIfub iiber
oas Nteer gu bringen seoa4ts. 0ds
8ef6Gft Der Sbeilung oauerte ntht
lange.
Bermutb nubm fetnen She'll in pa
pisrsn, bic er in Ieiner 9roBeu 8rtet.
taihe perI6pinben Iieb. Ils er nit
8rauen bes morgens ihieH fragte er:
SIT bas Gbepoar audi fir INNER
beiettigt?"
Suibmat IG6eIts, in0sm er auf bic
tIeine 3biir Oeutete. rSener 8eg fitArt
ii6er gum 9rabe!"
.Dir isben uns buIb tpieber, Batter
Saiomdt!"
rMir idOn rsdt, 6srr9ompagnpn!"
Der WtutrDfe SdtOb fiibrts ben 8af
bis an bas Sbor Der Stabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
Gin praftif6er 2aeaf6.
5umoresfs BON Fri Il an 9ers
ndrb.

Der Maesn butie mid I'm 5 libr
Morgens geholt. Ghon felt elmer 8iers
teIftunbe partets i9 Dor Der Sauss
sbiir nit meiner SourenmiiBe, meinen
nnheimIiden MntohrillsR nnb eiHem
tetri6tli6eH Soab.ofier. Damn bais
ten mir sJreberic obgeboIt, Der cine
4utomaste trug. Gr brafJte eiHen
Reiieiof ntben meinem Gep1d unter,
unb mir fubren su 9eoeoH: Der dber
tpartete nihi ror Der Sdustbiir. Mir
mubten ieinen 6dusmeiiter lpeden. Der
ibn gum 5tlepbon rief. llnb babel
mar CT am Abemb supor 10 bartnadig
bafiir eingetreten. bic 2ibfnbrt nuf cine
friibere Siunbe an5uieBen. CT pers
urfa6te uns bireit Stpan3ig Wlinuten
0erfpdtung. Als or aber unten mar.
ld6te er uns nod aus, nnb ipis! OR
bate uus suerft am sseHfter eripdrtst
unb, bss langen 5nrrsns miibe. iih
ipieber in iein 3inmer sefsbt. Gr bate
geboht. bub Der Gbouffsur bInien
ipiirbe. ober Der Gbauffsur babe nidt
geblofen.
~Das2 Uiebr als 5ebnnial bat er
gsblafsn!4
sSD2 Damn babt Jbr cine 6uppe.
bic man riht h0rt!s
Natiirlih log er horauf Los. Gr lpdr
9ans eiufa6 cine Stunbe l1nger liegsH
gsblieben als mir unb battle fib ees
Dnft, iuenn er ins bore, mare nod ims
rHsr reihlih 3eit gum 4ufFsben. nun,
Is mar fdon better. ihn bobei su loiTsn.
Aber 0ls sr iid nebtn BEN Gbnuffsnr
iesit. msrsien mir. bGBft seinfn Rtiiss
fad babe .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

2anb in Geftion A in ROrnooo So
lumbio Gp. 81.
Gbna u. DoIh ar Rafberine RefTin,
Sbeil bon Cots 178 unb 179 In Der 2.
nnterabtbeiluns bon Roripopb part;
$4100.
Sdcob Jreune an Benjamin +. Wecs
Gennon, Cots 10, IL unb Id in Whttes
mans unterdbtbeilnng in Clifton; ST..
@sUrge RouIs, per Sheriff, an SDbn
Velfon, Elm @tiid 2dnb an qinfppob
RoaD Tn Settion rs In Columbia ap.
$40.
1enrn CHEERING an 4nnd GIberina,
25 bel 120 s5ub an Der Siiofeite Der
Worner StroBe, ITO SUB fpeftlih
Der Rapine GtraBe; ST.
S5e Union Sooines ReaItn go. an
Dapib Sdeerins. Cots So, 54 unb 108
In Der Sbto 9anb onb Improvement
Cos llnterabtbeiInHe; 5000.
5rant Yeaeer on Soiepb Yeneer.
flint aeres 2anb In Settion Is in
Sneamore 3p. $1,000.
anna m. Shetpe an 6orrp 9.
8rubom, Cots q unb % in Drills &,
Rline's 3. llnterabtbeiIuns in Rors
poob; ST..
Soiepb 8. glps an Ss. PAUL anapp,
20 bei 81 SUB an Der Roroisits Der
geft StraBs, go 6uB peftIih Der pine
strdBe; 81.
sSoTspb Ratpion. 5ruItee, an bic /.
RutioHaI gant. $50 bel 800 5ub an
Der Siiooit Gde Der WicWiGan Ctr.
unb StgbInnb apenus; 81.
Die grits National 9ont an Ndnno
golentan, 10 Sabre paht befelbeu
Gigsntbums; i1brlihe Ulittbe $1,000,
nit bem antaufsreht gu $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
gruuoeigeHtbums i1sbertragnnssH


Gincinnati, 25. TsGrs.
f5ront.sea I. B.unina an Sung's
8reuing &C., 5 Sabre 2eaIe auf bas
9runbftiid glorbpeftede 2. Str. uno
9ronpipon, monat!i6e Wietbe $50.
Rate Rlein. per Sberiff, an goitb
alsin. SO Bel 128 CUB an Der Glib
feite BON Wloin Str. in mdbiionDilIe; /;
ebenfo 80 BET 148 SUB an bsr Dsft.
feite pon Marb Str, 128 SUB iiiolia
pon Wain CTR, RabiionDius. 81.
2ouife Rei6ling an 2ouis Geltsr.
30 BEL 120 SUB an Der Sftleite BON
gss4 ADe., 127 SUB n6rbIi6 BON Ras
pio Run aoab. 81.
MiIIiam 2eflor on Stepben Cellar.
Cots 119 in WcRamara & gonnor's
llnierubtbeilung in aodlanb, 81.
Sobn Maltsr an u. g. Batter, Cots
402 unb 403 In Rorapooo gisp lin.
terobth. 81.
5bomos 6. 5barfpn an WalierSap,
Cots 55 unb Sc in SO. q. anberion's
abbition in aoopFton. $3.50.
MiQiam Qult an MiIIinm Z. Sei.
Ter, unaefdbr 10 adsr 2cnb in Sett.
10, Columbia Up. ST.
Seleeta g. gudtnsbam an 6orn-
ito 6. gudinebam, ungsf6br 81 gldsr
Gono In Spmmes Up. $8l5.65.
Seleeta q. 8udinebnm an Gffie q.
0epbessins. ungefGbr 40 older aanD
ir Snmmes 9p. $647.73.
aiDe DAT RenltD 60. an Wlinnie
Gelpel, 25 BET 100 s5uB an Der gsorbz
feite bon Ginning Ctr, 125 JuB iDsit.
lid BON Mbssler Ctr. 81.
emma q. Gafiot an ghe Gipe Gos
Realtn Co., Got rs in WobnlDt 2ont
Cos 1Interobtb. ST..
Smith 8c Riron pidno Wlfg. Go
on 9be Rnabe HrDs. ca. 465 M6el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

I'D fenns 9eoeon. CT innft germ
81 iuberiteu preifen."
,Wns tbut er aIfo bsnn2"
,,Air tperben ibn Fraaen."
als er enblih su 1ifhe fam, lesten
ipir ibm bic 5rase Dor. AHItots 81
oHiiportsu, IdtsIse er, ifiug nit Der
IiHteu 6dno ben rsfteu aermsl ieiuss
8Ofes suriid unb Iisb 10 bas 5anbs
gsIsnt Fsbsn.
sd babe bier Tshr feline SxmbeH
iibsr chamber an. sSeben Stptiten Tag
insrbe ich bns unterfte 6emb ausSiebsH.
GO tpsroe ih oenH mad unb nah pier,
bdnn brsi. bann stDei, gum 56IuB nur
ein 6eHlb anbnben. 8as III nm 10
3tpedmaBiger. ais mir i'm Noaat Jnni
iine, uno bic 3emperatur BON 9dg su
8dg ittigt. gbsnio babe ih orei geins
tleioer an. gGas bic Soden betrifit, 10
babe iH eiHiae yaars gum MsbIsln
IN meiHen SniGsn."
ngeiH nusgebdd)ti qber no ipirii
Du benn bic Wdfhs binibun, bic 1u
ausgssogsH bdIt2"
aUlsine DdfheP 4G, bic oeb i6
irgeHb ipohin. - Sn cure gleiiefdde
gum geiipieI. ~ aber bds 1T ia niflt
bic Souptfahs. Was babt ibr benn
gum eien beiteEii2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
@arnm lit lie bic 8eite2

@drum lit bic ct. 8ernarb<Rrdu>
ter gille bic bette aIler 9iQen2
Detl fte aus reinen beiltrGftigsn
arGutern unb Dur3eIn bereitet fpirb.
Gs lausrt tein tiidH6es @ift tpie
Guedftlber unter Der berLodenoeu
3uderbiile, ipie bel ben meiIten omeriz
tantfdeu 8dtsntpiaen. sic ift 10 su>
berlGftg unb rein, fpie bic ct. 8ernz
oros 8riiDer feIbit es iinb, bic iie
erfunben buben. 8ei Wagen> unb 2es
berleiben, gerftopfuns, fofpie BET aaen
StOrungen Der llnterleibs Sroane lift
bic ct. 8ernurb Grduter 9i[le elm
geDGltiges, bod milbe rptrtenbes 5eils
mittel. Sn Qpotbeten 3u baben. a.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
II. & apitel.
Qluf bem Jriebbofe.

u IN 6rlep qp {.
Der Gag mar gstommen, on Dem
gGciIie bas Seftament bes 8oters ofF.
nen ourfte. oSn tinbIi6er YistGt bate
Iie ibre ungeouIo be3dbmt, bic ii4 j:
IebboFter regte, ienlebr iie burd has
rdtbfeIbdfte GusbIeiben pes 2eutnants
ppn 9ilgrom in geTprgniB periegt
narb. 5rau BRAUN bate es iibernomz
men, Grtunbigungen sin3u5iehen uno
bus GrgsbniB berielben iofort threr
9Flesebefo6Isnen mit5utbeilen. 8ariis
Der mar Sag um Gag berfIofen uno
Der Gri:bnte bate ith immsr nod ni6t
etngefunOen. Statt istner eri6ien
gmil 2anet, Der 8ergmaun, Der ieiner
Sante eineu 8eiud a6ftattete.
GGciIis fanb tsin SrtersfIe an Inn,
bic Srauer nm oen Batter unb bic pOl>
Iige umge'taItung ihrsr 8erbGltHife
britten ibr 8emItb tisf nieber; ite
mich ben 9ertsbr nit unbeFungsuen
Froben MenT6en unb Iebts ftiu fir ii6
in ibrsm 3immsr. 5ruu Braun iuds
te 5tpar bic iunge Dame gu tr0ften. iie
perii6erts aud, bag Die Datie ben
Stiirmen bss Qebsns ntht aussefsbt
isin foue; Gdcilie tpnnts fi6 absr bod
elmer GngftIi6en 9sfungsnbsit ni6t err
pebren, rpsnn fie bebadts, oub fts nur
uuf bic @obltbaten bieIer sSrau angez
ipieisn mar, bic in frsun6i9uftIiden
8e3iebungen gu bem perItprbenen 9as
ter geitanDen 6absn fpoIIte. GGciIie
gIaubte on pabre 5umanitGt unb fam
auf Mtittel, bic Site ibrer WpbltbGtss
rim ni6t alIau Idnge in &uTprudb su
nebmen. Sn bem Ssftamsnt gIaubte fis
4nbaltspunfte gu ftnben, nit ollie be-
rer fte fi6 cine griftsus I6affsn tDnrs.
Triib an Worgen madte fie 9oiletts.
g6Gtg fapar3 gstleioet perIisB fts ibr
3immsr.
yDoIlen sic f6on ausgsben?" frugs
te Jruu Braun, Die ibr auf bem Dor.
faule entgsgsntrut.
,Gs treibt mid nah Dem 9rabe meis
mes Sdters, Der 1eufe Dor pier No1sn
9eftorben it,"
rGeben sic nit Soft, Iiebss SrGus
Iein! Sic fteben i'm gsgriffs, sinen guz
ten Weg gu unternehmen. Der 2euts
nant BON 9tlgram 1T, tpis ih ioeben err
fd9ren babe, INNER nod ni6t auriids
getehrt."
rSeItfam!"
Sic bruu6en Die @orifobt niht su
6eriibren, m0gsn ben btrsttsn Neg
n06 oem Jrtebbof tpdbleu, Der bsuues
mer unD anQenebmer 1T. Wein RefFe
tOnnts sic iibrigens bsglsitsn, er iIt
p0llia fret BON 9eI6GFten."
.Retn, netn," risf gGcilie erfhredt,
rbas pdre su bisl! Sic ertpeifen mir
70 grobe @obltbaten, baB i6 biefs Be-
fonbsre aufmsrtfamtsit ni6t anne6s
men fann."
(5prtIebunq folqt.)
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g9ir tparen eetpib nod feline Sebn
Winuten I'M 9arten sefuefen. ols mir
bur6 elm BON benz JeHjter bes Mobn-
simmers su uns brinsenbes msrttpiirs
bigss Gsfnrei untsr6rn1eH spurpsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

8nrbenbe RilIicndrt.
giht ieoem eereihen UlilIionen gum
Slid; Elm hdrotteriftiihes areumsnt
fir bic Gitelteit oaes Golbes Iiefert
8. y. bic 9eIhi6te zines enolilnen
WfnltimilliCndrs uno Sonoerlinas, Der
tiir5Ith in aodIsp SalI In gDelipnn
ftorb uno BON benz cine enaliidbe Wos
heHihrift oIerlei Wiertuiirbiaes All
er5oblen lpeib. Seit Hnbesu SO Sabs
rem bate fit Wr. O. g. Serina, biefsr
geiIBer reihtr Sitter unb ssnbaber els
ntr idhriihen ReHie bon msbr nls tis
ner balben MiIIionen, BON Der glelt
obgeidlciIen uno fiibrie in ieinem6eim
bds Qeben zines gIniienlers. AIs CT
ttir5lih itrrb. trnf man In bern 6dufe
oss gsritOrbenen bic berrli5ften aunft.
f5dBe TN 3uitunb sren3eRloIer 0ers
pdbrIoiunesn. aoitkare GemdIbe;
Dsrte bon Solb<in, 5ra gartolcmeo
uno nnbersn alien Uleiitern, fdnb man
ahtlos on bic Wanb gsIebnt, bic qss
malte JId6e Der Sapete suaefebrt,
oi6te StaubihihtsH botten iif ouf ben
0emdlbsn esIdmmelt unb beseuaten,
bab Iis felt pielen 5abrSebnten 70 ut.
itannen batttn. sJn ben StdlIen lpdren
Die prGhtigen gouipagen pom 6ofs
purm 3ernogt. Der eiHsnns gum 6oufe
mar oidt umiponnen pcn einem Gfeus
etrnnf, eas iicb bis gum WdppenIdiIb
enporeetrunoen bate unb ieosm 5rems
ben ben giHgane nerfperrte. Rein @ss
rdufh onrfts ben gtiiber su Qebseiien
itOren, fosdr bic Shafberben musten
dbgeihdfft tuerben. llEb In bieism
perirabrIciten 6ouis, 5piiGen Ghntt
unb Staub, uno BON teinem WsnTden
aefehen, iiarb Donn Der UlultimiIliondr
zines eInTomen 9obes. Dds srinnert
on ben sSaa zines eneIiTten Qorbs.
Der Dor lDenigen ssnhren in elmer arms
feIiatn Quite ndbe bel Der WaterIoc
Bridge Itarb. Der gorb, Der iiber elm
eintcH,meH bon idbrlih 600, 900 ml.
Derfiaen toHnie. betrobnte cine idms
msrlite tleine buntle Stube. an ben
gDanben fdno man uIs eiHsiden
S6mud bic Jquitrationen BON 3sits
ftrifitn; Der punhsrIi4e WlitIion0r
perlieb BEL 5agsslift Riemols hieIe
gebauiuHg; nur Gin unb ipieber id,licb
er ilh bes Rohis auf bic Gtraben, urn
pidnlcs ngnherSumanneiH. Rein MeHft
ourfis il isin aIsrbeiIisiieg beise en-,
itiHs large Wahl3sit muBie ibm ouf
bic Shlptlle gtiieilt tperhen, unb erft
ipenn Der SpeiIsirdser nieber fort
mar. bolte Der Spnberlina fein Wlnhl
berein. Wdhrenb Sir 5snrp Tetpes
grou9hton 10 iein Qeben perbrod5ie.
ipnnotrte Elm nod piel reifsrer Mann
Gls 8ettler psrflsiDsi burh bic Etrns
ben bon Petersburg. rtef bic Usilpshis
tigteit Der ss0Hanien an unb fd)leppte
Dann bic Ansbeute hfs 1dces In bos
1elrmenpisrtsI Der Stcnt, no sr IN eintr
baufdaigeH alien 6iiite tiimmerIirh Tsin
8nfein friitti, 6itr Tab sr banm
lGneilenh init elmer alieH 6aughiltss
rim, sr lit i'm Minser bic GuoleH bsr
aGlte, neil CT su ssi3is mar, nm beis
gen 5u idiItH, ia er hodts bes 4bsnns
I'm 8unieln. UNI bic ausgnbs sinsr ein.
6eimptb.
BON 5simlpeb 9equdli im frsmben
Qnnb
6ni eth Ssimotbblatt sr gsfunben;
-
Bdrinnen lieii CT. isin Meib6en rel
Mit einsm onbern perf6punben.
DaiiHit isln 6oupt ibm f6nsr cuf nIe
@ruIt;
SO bat i'm cuts iitffts srgriffsn.
-Ah, hntte ile bas bod friiber gsibon!
ID mare nitas aalsssuiiisa.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sis bershmtsRs---
lOalrlagerin Oicles 3eita(tGrs.

e6pn tn Der aItefteu Beit gGb 90 setstile
Rerfoneri, bic bur6 ote S6opfuup ccber ne9dbi
tparen uHb es Iieet tetn 9tpeifeI Dor, bob
aud beutSutoee nod gcrfouen erifttrsu. bic
burn elne unbetaunts seraft i'm StnRoe ano.
SteIes 5u tbln unb oordussuiGeeu, mas fir
anDerc erftaRnIit 1T uno bIeibt. SIR GoInes
bat bic glatur oiefe Game befcubers beetfnftet.
beRn ite bat tbr bic ielteue 9Gbe rerIteben, oas
gebcn ihrer Glitmeuideu tote Elm onfgei4Iaee'
mes Bid eenau gu Ieieu. gereebt MIDI, ooB
fie tn tbrer eieensn Reftbeu8 an Seeftu aoenuf
ipobnt. Rebmt bic GaIt @uo Gar eitlt6 bis
Seefin sIpenue. Saru eeht bteTeIbe binnut. bts
Sbr bic IhSue HeftSeus bon Sran y. gaeoer
errettt. 3as Saus 1T sur Iiufen 3ano une
an 9Guu TT Der Rau1e:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
Seeftn Muenue, 2iumoob. Cincinnati. ..
Reels SO Gents uub hurilber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
Qiebess sQhfIoFppbis

Gin setbub 1T fpie bic 2iebe." -
rWieio2" SIMMER Das Gleihe,
iDnn aud bic pOgsnoen Dsl!sn tpe9s
fsin."
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22

burial of Mrs. Sallie Reece of the
Chestnut Grove community last
Friday.
Is it possible that Uncle Sam
has a spite at this community?
Any way he has stuck us a very
heavy blow. Our community
had began to prosper until
was envied by adjoining commun-
tiles. We enjoyed all the conve-
fences that were absolutely nee
esary. We have very good tele-
phone connection with the outside
world, anc have been enjoying
daily mail. But the. blow had
been struck. l do cot know why
but anyway the decree has gone
forth that after the 18th inst.
we are to receive mail only three
times aweek.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
Greensboro.

We are having some rain at
this writing.
Mr.. G. H. Black and wife have
moved to their new home on Big
RenoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Clayton
left here Tuesday on the Str,
Rowena for Louisville with their
little son. Kent. who had a growth
in his left side, they took him
for an examination to see if an
operation was necessary.
Mrs. B. F. Leach and daught-
er. Tonic, We're in town shopping
Thursday.
Miss Jessie Buster spent We'd
nesday night with her sister,
Mrs. r. H. Irwin.
Mr.. G. w. BledsOe accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Clay
ton to Louisville and he will go
from there to ROckyhiII Station.
where he viii. spend a few days
with his little daughter.
Mr.. Will Young, a travelling
salesman was calling on our
merchants this week.
Mr.. Tom Allen was in our midst
this week.
Mr.. Edward Oldham and Miss
Maude Hill were quietly married
at the home of the bride last
Sunday morning we wish them
much joy.
Robert Orion bought a farm of
a Mr.. Flat in ROckhOuse Bottom
paying $4,000. for it.
The Steamer ROwena still
makes her regular trips down the
river every Sunday and Thursday
Miss Bessie Blankenship was
the pleasant guest of Miss Sallie
Vigle last Sunday.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
ST. Charles, IpWa.

| see that my time for the
Adair County News is up the 9th
of the present month. Enclosed
find 81 for another year. I love
to read the News, for It's from
my old home, where was born
and reared to manhood.
| lived in the Breeding neigh
borhood. My schoolmates are
nearly all dead.
| moved from Kentucky in the
year 1860. and have made my
home in this place ever since.
was visiting at my old home
in the year 1867, all the summer,
and enjoyed that visit so much.
| saw nearly all my old school
mates, and some of them had
worn the gray while | had worn
the blue, but the love we had
formed in our boyhood days still
remained the same. They were
all glad to see me, too, and I'll
never forget them.
In the year 1850 B. X. Turk
and myself went to Southwest.
Missouri, and the next Spring /
went from there to Kansas City,
Mo. | hired to e man to drive an OK
term across the plains to Sante-
Fee, New Mexico. | wrote a his
tory of this last year, and it was
published in our county paper.
Respectfully.
B. F. Carter.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
DiFi9O.

Mrs. Lizzie Jane Weed, S
visiting relatives in this commun-
ity.
R. S. Royse sold a three years
old mule to G.. w. Curry for $11O
The sick of this community are
slowly improving and We trust
within the next few days the
services of the physicians will
not be in such demand. w e
think that profession in this sec :
ton could we'll afford to lay up
month or so now.
]. G Campbell sold horse o
Landy Stotts for $50.
J M. Campbell and J. w. Nc
Clister did business at Columbia
last week.
Landy Stotts sold to J. G.
Campbell a for COW 500 and a
steer for S22. SO.
Evan 10y o f Glensfork was
here last week buying cattle. He
baught two head from Noah 10y,
two head from ]. G. Campbell
and one from Mrs. Marguerite
Gibbons at $40 per cwt.
R. S. Royse babe farewell t O
friends last Wednesday a n d
started for California.
Miss Mary Cooley Wooten,
Sparksville, has been visiting
relatives at this place for the
past few days.
Ara Strange sold a horse t o
R. B. Hayes for $50.
Noah 10y, Breeding. did buis-
ness here one day last week.
Severpl from here attended the
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
WebbS x Roads.

We are having some fine
weather now and farmers are
doing quite a lot of farming.
Mr.. Ethel Webb spent one day
with his daughter that is going
to school at Columbia.
A number of our neighOor boys
will start the 9Th, of this month
for Illinois.
Miss Gertrude and sister, Miss
Susie Cunningham, were visiting
in this part one day last week.
Mr.. Clemie Weir will have to
leave college to help his father
IN the crop. He Is very sorry
to leave school "a they are having
such a fine school at Russell
Springs
Our roads have been very bad
his winter, they are getting
some better nov.
Born to the wife Of Elsey
Irwin a girl.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
Eli.

Rains coming every day makes
people go to store and mill.
Not having written to the
News for quite a while, thought l
would write a few lines. There ap-
peared in a recent issue of the
News an article related to D. G..
Hoppers strange bird, / am &C.
cused of writing it, but will say
to this portion of the feathey
tribe that l never wrote it but
was glad some one did.
Trade with >Dunber Bros, is
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
Kemp.

On account of The spoke fac
tory the roads are in a fearful
condition.
Mr.. Virvin Compton made a
short visit to Illinois. He SAYS
there is no place like Old Ken
lucky for him.
On the 10th, day of March
there was a large surprise birth
day dinner at Mr.. Charlie Suits.
He was As years old. There
were "a of his friends that took
dinner with him. There was a.
nice dinner ami the table groan-
ed beneath its load; there was
everything on it that heart could
wish.
On account of nigh water the
mail of this place failed to reach
Midtown last Tuesday.
Mr.. Relaford. is visiting
friends at this place from Illinois.
Misses Myrtle and Lula Pick
EFT visited Misses Ollie and Isley
Dudley, last Saturday night.
Olvin Parson, the little son of
Henry Parson of Gradyville
visited his grandfather at Kemp
from Sunday until Friday.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
excellent.

Dunbar Bros. & ]. K. HoldeIr
are doing a nice business with .
their mill, and are making a fine,
lot of meal.
John Ben McBeath and Lilly
B. Tucker were united in the
holy bonds of matrilnony, March
9, Squire Harris officiating;
much luck and success is wished
them.
M. E. Tarter of Fonthill, the
local egg and chicken Huckster~
was here last week.
DR.. L. D. Hammond of Twins
Store was here last week.
The contractors, Butcher and
Blair, who are building Dunbar
Bros. a new store house are al
most ready to turn over the keys
them.
A. D. Dunbar Of Jabez, was
at Eli few days ago On busi-
ness.
Lewis Hart of Effie, was here
4 few days ago.
l.. E. Mckinley was here the
10Th buying procure.
Dunbar Bros. are receiving a
car load of Birdsell wagons
this week.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
Cyclone.

Mr.. Robt. Smith and wife were
visiting relatives at Joppa last
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Young was visiting
MIR. Rhue Squires, last Saturday
night.
Mr.. John Squires was visiting
Mr.. Jim Real, of Jerico, last
Saturday night.
Misses Nina and Bessie Smith
spent last week visiting relatives
in Cane Valley.
Mr.. Frank Mcfarland was in
Campbellsville last Wednesday.
S. M. Suddarth was absent
from school two or three days
last week, on account the grippe.
Mr.. j. w. Cundiff and sister,
Miss Leila, Spent last Saturday
night at Mr.. Scott Todd's.
Misses Montra and Leila Gun
diff spent one day last week Wis
iting their brother at Cane Val
ley.
Miss Ruth Squires spent last
week visiting relatives at Mill
town.
Mr.. Carl Cape, Ernest Cum
diff's farmer, who has been liv-
ing in Indianapolis, Ind, for the
past six months, returned home
last Saturday night.
Mr.. G. r. Hutchinson sold 6
head of cattle last week, to Mr..
Buck Hendrickson, for S110.
Mr.. Lewis Young, Rhue
Squires and Owen Wilson spent
last Sunday afternoon with Err
nest and J. w. Cundiff.
Mrs. Mamie Page Of Frank
fort, who has been at the bed
side of her mother, at this place,
returned home last week.
MrslElla Feese and Miss Sal
lie Rey Wilson were visiting MIR.
James Smiths family one day
last week.
Mr.. John Squires and Ernest
Cundif, two of our best young
men are talking of going to Flor
ida on a prospecting tour. We
hate to give these young men up,
but if they go. luck to them.
The Adair County news., 1911-03-22
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