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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

A distressing accident occurred in Par
kersburg, w. Va, last Monday, when
four men employed by the B. & o. Rail-
road Company had their legs cut off,
w. o. Day, a brakeman, Clarence Will
hanson and Russell Blaney, clerks in the
yard office, and Dan Jones, a call boy,
were riding on the pilot of an engine as
it moved slowly through the yards, when
the pilot sagged down, broke off, and
threw them under the wheels Of the To-
connective. All Of them were terribly
injured, each having leg cut off, Blaney
losing both of his legs. Later young
Jones died in hospital.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09
Mr.. Fisher Returns.

R. D. Fisher, the Sharpsbrg farmer
whose mysterious disappearance about
six weeks created such excitement in this
neighborhood, has returned home. He
wasn't in the Potomac, after all. On the
contrary, he went west and remained there
until he got ready to come back, his re-
turn probably being fastened by the fact
that he couldn't draw from the bank in
Martinsbufg the money that he had Sc
carefully placed there to his credit. Mr.
Fisher arrived last Friday. He disem-
barked from western train at Shenan-
doah Junction, and took the first north
bound passenger train for Sharpsburg'
From the station he calmly proceeded to
his home, where, the door being closed,
we cannot say what sort of welcome
greeted him. He has since been attend
ing to his affairs as usual, and the nine
days wonder appears to be ended.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

Pembroke w. Pitt, senior member OIL
the firm of Pitt Bros. & Co., grain deal
ers, Baltimore, has absconded after hav-
ing swindled the banks of that city out Of
$500, 900 by means of forged bills Of Ia
ding. Five banks lost from 1000 to
Sl45,OOO each. Speculation caused the
troIihIe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

The West Virginia Semi = Centennial
Commission has decided to hold in
Wheeling in 1913 the big celebration
commemorating the fiftieth anniversary
of the admission of this State into the
Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

The big dirigible balloon in which Mel
vim Vaniman was going to sail from At
lartic City to Europe made an inglorious
ending last Sunday. 1t went about seven
miles, when it came down and got hope
lessly stuck in the mud.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

The will of Mrs. Enoch Pratt, who died
last week in Baltimore, gives $4,000 to
the first Independent Christ's Church in
that city. The remainder of her fortune
is divided among relatives and friends
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09
CHICAGO MERCHANT
MAKES STATEMENT.
After Spending Thousands of Dollars
and Consulting the Most Eminent
Physicians he Was Desperate.

CHICAGO, IllS.-Mr. y. q.
Becker, Of 1874 Van Buren, ST., a
welI-known wholesale dry goods
dealer, states as follows:
al have had catarrh for more
than thirty years. Have tried
everything on earth and spent
thousands of dollars for other
medicines and with physicians,
without getting any lasting re-
lief, and can say to you that
have found Peruna the only rem
edy that has cured me per.
manentlY.
"Peruna has also cured my
wife of catarrh. She always keeps
, 1t In the house for an attack Of
cold, which It invariably cures in
avery short time"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09
NOTICE.

The committee of firemen who will
hold fair in the town hall during the ap-
preaching holidays, to raise funds to-
wards completing their new hall, request
all the ladies who will assistin this move
ment to meet in the town hall, Friday
night, November 10th, at o'clock.
c. FULTZ, Chairman,
q. w. TERRELL, Sec'yr
]. H. CROW,
K. q. MILLER,
M. q. BAST,
H. E. MELESTER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

Sunday papers at Owens & Miller's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-11-09

few weeks since to make the semi-annual
change of the combination. In making
the change in the lock he LETT one small
screw out, and that caused q lot OF trou-
BILE. The door locked all right, but when
an attempt was made to open it, the
blamed thing obstinateIy remained closed.
Mr.. Barnhart's valuables and papers
were so safely locked he couldn't get at
them himself, and he had to stand OIL
his creditors, offering, however, to pay
off any of them who would open the safe
An expert came along ana worried with
the combination for several hours, but
there was nothing doing, and finally the
safe had to be sent TO Roanoke, where
the combination was knocked out with
a punch and the door sent to the factory
to have a new lock put on.
Many of the older residents of Shop
herdstown will be interested in pretty
wedding which took place on Monday
evening, November 9th, when Miss lsa-
belle Hoyt Hay was married 70 Mr.. Vim
ton Logan Staley in the Protestant Epis-
copal Church OF st. Luke's, New York.
The bride, who wore an exquisite gown
OF white brocade with court train and
an antique lace veil, was given in mar
rage by her foSter-father, Col. Edwin
Hoyt The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy
Updyke and Miss Irene Keene, wore
gowns OF corn-colored brocade with
overdress of violet chiffon and carried
muffs OF pansies and lilies of the valley.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
{. Staley, and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. r. Staley, who were residents of Shep-
herdstown many years ago, and who at
their advanced age are still we'll remem-
bered in our town. After an extended
southern tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Staley will
DC at home In Montclaif, NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Uchr0nifo Wiielu cd
- 80. = -,&.v&-a-+-
Smierci.

f.' = . - - -'@t& - - .~T>'@ ~ -.
w. L. Mock. Z Mock, Ark, u
trsymuje, IL, ocalif wielu iycie "
swych IS latach do6wisdozenla "
i~nteresie .aptekarskim. Go Ewy~
KLEIN zawsze csyni6" plsze on. ito
Jest rek6mendowanie ORA King'a
New Discovery na4slabe, sehorzale
p}uoa, oiezkie zaziebisnia, dycha-
vice, ustawiezny kaszeI, la grype,
koklusz, astme1aiho.inne krtaniowo
choroby, DO jestem pewien, il
wielu 2 myoh przyiaci6} lyle i dis
SO zdrowi poniewas sluchali mel
rady j go uEywali. Ja utrzymuje
rzeozywl6c1e, il to jest ~najlepsze
lekarstwso Nd gardlo i p}aoa." Ia
two. wypr6bowad iego! dobro6.
Wezcle pr6bna butelke darmo,
albo zxyk}a 500 Tub $l.oo butelke.
GwarantowaneS@ apiece NJ. J.
KowaleWskiego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

fenYg6w Cd seba, : = bole6ci,
ktdre prey TEN vyoierplsal, take
musl tada6 w,,ynagrodsenia. Ola
tego ni'ej !; mark j 50 fenyr
gov cd ksidego, sprrzeeds6 70.
bow ME mole, tenn mrlej, 4e dem
tydci "a kazdy 1ab wsadzony bio
r. co najmnlei > mark, 4e vice
handlsr. prey oenie l,so NIX. jes..
exc dosyd zarabia. ! zanlm kupiecc
m6g} odpowiedziet, xabral poczci-
vice swoje zeby:.>i opu6cl} skiad :
samiarem udania sic wproat do
dentysty, kt6ry mu "a zeby lepiej
zap}aci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Zaradnosc %japonska.

Pisma warszawskie opisuja ma.
stepujace %zaj6c,e: w sobote zrana
gdy pociag pospieszny kolei VIE
dedskiej wyruszy} ! Aleksandrowa
do W arszawy, p~ozostali ma stacy
y Aleksandrowle dwa] JaponczJ.
cy, kt6rzy " pociagu p~ozostawili
bagake podr6*ne. Japonczycy ME
mogli .aie : nikim poro zumied ms
stacy. W6wczas jeden z Mich. ma
dwiartve papieru narysowa1 pociqg,
10 kt6rYm uakre6lil Warsaw" 2,
|Estrza}ke. w p~ewnymsodstepie ma
ryaowa1 drugi pociagg, oraz dobrze
nasskicowane knfry, kapelusze,, p pa,
ras'le tip, 2 cyflesll i z naplsem:
1T klasa, q, ~" 20 .nplyvie' 90
minut odjezdza{ z Aleksandrowa
do Warszawy drugi pooiag. Ja-
Pohczycy ~wreczyli nadkonduktoro-
wi rysunek, : kt6rego ten wyrozu-:
mia}, te " popraednim pociagu "
II. klasie, " przedzia{ach A., j 45,
lozostawili Japonozyoy u bagazy,
zameldowa{ vice o tenn ~naczelni-
kowi stacy, kt6ry zatelefonowa}
ma stacya warszawska, ably pakunki
zatrzYmano do przybyoia pociagu
drugiego. Ma rysunku podpisali
sig Japohozyoy nazwiskami Arima
i Ohara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Gdzle gf6W,nlniat sprlz,i'yczynaI
idyotyzmu?

obYwatele Nowego jerku 1nsj.
duja sig otecnie- we wiel&im niepo%
koju. K:omisya, sksad1'a.iaoa a,e{ze
siynnych lekarsy, IN Z .mlriaa1tematycsnq
dok}adnoscia BOWEN oblicsy}a, 4e
ma s79 .obYw4teli pahstwa Nowo.
J~orskiego " oa}odoi Sill, a7a)
.przynada jeden idyota. =z Dllla tego
sorganisowano sic, BY skut t'
do Walk z tym objawem tsm'utnym
w~ystapi6. Prasa sledzi bacznem
okiem wszelkie wyniki bsdan mad
t. sprawa, a nawet parEee.sNi kompe.
t.. ntnych, by swoje zdanie ". tel
kwestyi opublikowali. TAX mie..
dry innymi pisze s}ynny psyohia-'
ter, ktdry obecnie $4,000 paoyen.,
tow = idYotow leozy. DR.. Gregory
m6~i GO nastepuje: my lekarze.
motemy pojedynczo p~olaczeni
nlekt6re 6rodkl zaradcze przeciiw.
owemu z}emu objawowi zarzadziG
l gdy sic choroba ukaie, mozemy "
naszych kllnikach ia. leczyc. Lecz
uajwazniejsza pomoc zapobiegaw-
oza mote udzieli6 ]edynie Same
pahstwo przez zredukowanle wy.
szynk6w trunk6w alkoholoWYch:
Alkohollzm BOWEN jest jedna .
g}6wnych przyczyn waryacyi.N z
alkohollk6w rekrutujaA ME waryac1,t
epileptycy, idyoci umyslowo:s}abi.
O TEN sig vie - jednak znajduje.
sig " Nowym Jorku prawie ma
kazdym rogu ulicy wyszynk alko-
kolu". sl35, z og6lnej liczby 4
procent, wyssynk6w ME sprseda-s
waly trunk6w alkoholowych. " r.
1908 powiekszy}a sic lictba bezal~
k%oholowyoh wyszynk6w o43sl,
pl'odczas gdy " r. 1907 wzroesa 2,
4s4. Najwiecej takowYoh jest pc
Stosunek ioh:: do liozby
mieszkahc6w jest nastepujacy: w
roku 1907 - | ma 1882 miesskah-
COW. w roku 1905 / ma s4674
miessk !, Ja.k viidzimy ] pod
tym wzgledem coraz lepiej; lecz
.jeszcze DUO ma po)u ,,reformy
.t"FgE. iA4 E.- "". Y" ""E-N-1 .'-
wYszynk6w" pozostaje do rracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

Clos Serca- dutym drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, Z okuciem i
zameczkiem, z z}ooonym tytuli-
klein, z{ooone brxegi......$1.0O
Ami5t Str64 Chrze6cisnins Katclika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}u42cy
ola dusx p%oboxnYch rozmiaru
5x84 cali " sk6rkowej orrawie
ze z}oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi.. 500
Ani6t Str6&-w sk6rkowej oprawie
okuoiem / klamerka, re zloco.
nym tytulikiem, z}ooone brze-
An;dt Str6l-oprawny Y mocn4
francuske skdrks, gietkie oklad.
81. zlocone brzegi, 70 z}oconym
tytulikiem.. $l.st
Aniot Ssr64-Oprawny v mocn4
francusk4 sk6rkR, miekkle oklad9
ri, z{ocone brzegi xe. z}oconym
tytuligiem else
Wy60r. najosobl1wssyoh nabotehstwv
i pie6ni, na duohow3 pociechs /
po4ytek ludsi pobolnych : r614
). nych ks'ag aebr.ny; oprawny =
sk6rke, Z k%oicrowym obrazkiem
ma ok!!Adce, ziocone brsegi (gru-
b. druk).: ............$l.0 90
Wybdr oprawny Y sk6rke s okp-.
elem j klamerk9, zlocone brse4
81 (gruby drukI. 81 .60
Wionek ku oxci NAj6wietsze; Mary
Fanny sr6tnych nabo4enstW as
witty, oprawny v sk6rke, 1looos
ne brsegi, : zloconym tyt.illkiem
7 xokuoiem k1amerk@ (. ..$l.25
Dunjna Ksi4tka do nabotehstwa
die Hssystkioh katclik6v, opras
wna y sk6rke. ~zlocone brzegi
slcconym tytulikiem -. .$l.6e
Z6iorAk modgit,o ola czlonk6w A.
stolstwa SeTcl Jexusowego, o.
prawny Y sk6rke angielst4,
czerwone brzegi, : z{oconym ty-.
tu1Ikfem. 81. 90
.Ks. = sGey1S,s0o wyklad Ew.ngeS
nLn-s >-SS E-sEA-s%a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

czas jecha4 szybclej, aniteli jest
dos xolone, . " chwill, gdy ma
moscie choral wyminad : drogi
cietko na}ad oxanemu wo1u, skrecil
sanadto " box j eamoch6d prsela-
mai baryere ma s metr6w d1ugosci.
wv okamgnieniu automobil letal
" sekwanie. Sr6d oass6b, kt6re RAJ
towaly sic p}ywsniem sauwazono
pewnego ksiedza, kt6ry ni6sl pod
lewa pacha dwuletniego ch}opca.
Pc kllku minutach ksiadz dop}y-
nal do lewego brzegu. By} to
Able Richard, kt6ry pewnego
m}odzlehoa : prowincyi rrzywIdz}
do Paryia. Mfodzieniec ten zglna}
W nurtach Sekwany. Ksiads pre-.
p}yna} rzeke kIlka razy, ratujqc
.tonacYch. Srod przyby}J,c oh ma
miejsce katastrofy tlum6w dzlaly
sic SERGE rozdzleraja ace sceny. Wle-
le :os6b jest ciezko rannych. w.
chwili katastrofy znajdowa}o sic W
omnibusle 2e os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Przestan pracoWa6.

PrZestan pracOWac.
Kiedykcfw,ek pewlen organ ola.
Ia naszego prsestanie pracowad ma
pewien csas, jest. to powazna sytu..
acja, szcxeg6lniei, iezell sic to ty~
csy watroby. Przyczyna tego Jest
przepe}nienie zyf organismowych..
nieczysta krw,a, Tub -tez ot1usz~
czeuie watroby. Znajdujemy to u
ludzl wszYstkich@ klas, ]ednakte
mai wieccjj U lnadazyw ajacYch jedze-
MA i.-picla, q: take lekcewazacych
prawl8}owe flzyczne 6wicxenia.
Wtedy cera @:twarzy, jaA r6wniez
czasami / biafka 6oz dostaja koloru
z6ltawegc, q cla}o stale SIP s}abym
pscjent natenczas odozuwa zatwar-
dzenie, dosnaje b6lu giowy i tract
spetyt. W: takioh wypadkach Tri.
aera Ameryka hski Eliksir Gorzkie-
go Wilma lest przeplsywanym, po-
to .podnpieoi. watrobe ws.y
stkie trawjqce' organy do. aktualnej
prsoy,, ddajao i'm dosyd silly do tra-
vienna bee sadn'yoih p,rsesstzk6d. Usy-
w;san,es 1Eslliil ksiru aor.kiego Wilma re-
trav ,,5S,lplt.,', vzm.ouia nerwy
pomaga v 'fformowaniu sic novel
/ Gs:>ts-sG,sHl .@.at|
krwl. W aptekach. Jos. Trlner,
1873 1889 So. Ashland ave-, Caioa
go, ILL.,,
80: +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
PrzeSlad0wanfe koSciofa
katollckiego.

-= - E.-.'- rs "F h.tI-E 81 -e--.. : --- J. :
Jak donosza : sKonstantynopolu,
zawiadomi}o tureckie m%inisterstwo
wyznat patryarchats armehsko-kato-
licki, re rzad zakazuje armehsko-
katolickim biskupom l arcytisku-
pom udania sig do Rsymiu1 iodbY~
cha zwo}anego przez patryarche
Terziana ,,cono;liutml1". Rad pirag-
ME najpierw dowiedzled SIC, 8 ia,
:kioh spra@ach radzit bedsie ,,o en,
oilium''. Rosyjskie ministcrstwo.
spraw wewnstr.nych zakazaloo4:
rzymsko~katoliokim biskupom boz
pozwolenis ~opuszcza6 sve dyece-:
rye j mianowad n%auczyoiell religii.
rzymsko-katolickiej bez zezwolenia
ministeryalnego. : ~ : s - s. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
RZ II ! 4
u ss5 - Sa,::.: jhs HI
Mtsye katoltckie " Try
p0lisle.

Kraj trypoli'tahskl, Q kt6ry tax
nlepodsiewanie powsta} zatarg, o.
bejmuje obecnie diva davniejsze
krdlestwa: I'rypolis i Fee. Jake
ose6d swiata katolickiego, kraj ten
=, oodsdlaany' soostatt pod opieke zakonu
Franciszkan6w. ! Duszpasterstwo
w6r6d katolik6w tamtejszych spo"
ozywa obeonie " reku 20 misyona-
rzy p>d przewodnictwem prefekta
.. Bonawentury Rosetti, kt6ry
urz4d sw6j sprawuje cd r. 1907.
Misyonarze oi poohodza z r6znych
prowinoyi w}oskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

Bog z Tbq, ka,s1eozka do nabc'
rozmiar 34xy4 Gala. 10 i $50
M,oafo Bogu, zbidr najleps.ego
nabo1ehstwa pie6ni ko6oi.lnyoh,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. ....... $50
Lh,eata Bogu. o,pravna w.sk6'ke e
z1oconym tytulikiem, saoeone
brzegi.. QUO
Ch,oasa Bogu, y osdobnej bla1ejj
! oprawle : klamerka, z1ocone
brxegl. $l.lO
CNwata Begu,, oprawna " miekka
skorke ze 1looonym tytuhkiem,:
/ zkpoone brzegi.. -. $50
--Chvata Bogu, oprawna " miekkae
! sk6rke, 70 zloconym tytulik!em !
xameczkiem, wewnatrx "a 0k{adce
] krzy4yk : pe1lowej Inao:cY l.b0
Skarb d4ssy-w elog4.ekiej sko.
rzanej opraw ie, z z}oconym ty-.
tnlikiem, z{ocone brxegi.... soc
Na-1 dusxy-Zbi6r najlcpsxego na,.
bozehstwa j plesni k~odcielnych,
ksi4teoska dla m}odziety, opraw~
ma Y angie,sk4 skdrke. : $1,000
nym tYtulikiem, czerwone brse.
gi...... ooo
SEarb dusxy-oprawna v angielsk4e
sk6rke, 1aooonym tytalik klein,
1locone brzegi soc
Hkar5 dstssy-oprawna y mleke4
sk6rke ; xloconym tytulikiemm,
xfooono brzeeii. ..... 3. 600
Skar6 sdsssy-w miekkiej oprawie
x1ooonym tytulikiem, slooon'e
brseggi. ~. -. y. 600
Skaar6 da.sy--oprawna y sk6rke.
s1ooonym tytulikiem ) okuoiemr'.
isamecskiem, slocone brxeg- Goo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
49, J., II. !: N .=
PrZoZ trumne ma WOlnOS6

Flf 81 ~ - - a." saa ~ 80
PrZeZ trumne ma WOlnOS6.
Gazety w~arszawskie donosz2:
Dwdoh strasnik6w, .eksportujjalo0yoh
aresztanta do s4du gminnr,egl,o "
Radomsku, wstapilo ma kieliszek
do karczmy, zostawiaJao aresztanta
ma drodze. A~resztant, k~orzysta-
jac z tego, schowa} sig do pustej
trumny, stojacej kolo .karczmy. IA
.ohwilV strazn;cy wyszl, z karczmy,
a gdy aresztanta ME ujrxeli, my*
slac, Re uciek{, pognali "a MIN "
pogoh, ~'resztant tymczasem wylaz{
Z trumny i u'nknaf naprawde
81 20
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04

dorsement to make it. negotiat-
able.
But that signature will not be
affixed.
Instead, the letter was handed
to newspaper men, and the pres
ident went to play golf.
Yet it is only a few years since
Taft became cabinet minister.
And at that time he was so
poor he could not keep up ap-
.pearances. -,
So he, or rather his wife, Mrs.
William Howard Taft, accepted
the interest on bonds for $500, 900
from his brothers heiress wife,
Mrs. Charles Taft.
And $1,000 wasn't much to
give to a poor, blind man, unable
to earn his own living, was it?
And generosity and charity
would be a beautiful thing to
come from the man whom 9,000,-
600 people chose to elevate to
one of the highest positions on
this earth, wouldn't it?
But the president played golf.
D..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04
REFUSES TO LEND
BLIND MAN PALTRY SUM

Executive, Who Himself Re
eeived Huge Loan, Turns
Down Pathetic Appeal.
Hot Springs, Va, Nov. "A
pathetic request for financial
backing to the extent of $1,000
was turned down by President
Taft here today.
The request was from Con-
necticut man. He asked the Pres
ident to endorse note for three
years.
81 wish to secure your sigma
ture to keep as long as live, the
letter read. 81 need the money,
as-I have been out of work since
January /, when my eyes failed
me.
81 think it is more manly to get
help this way than to be public
charge.
The writer gave the president
such references as the general
secretary of the Y. M. c. A. and
a minister. He ended his appeal
with the postscript:
There will be no publicity
about it."
Enclosed in the letter was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04

we hsall die. That will be easy:"s
DR.. Ewald Weber, 5375 Law
renee avenue, was called in to
make an investigation for the
police, ~
He reported that every mem
Der of the family had died of a
virulent poison. They had been
dead, he said, for about a week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04

Carrying letters through the
empire for about seven-tenths of
cent, Japan has the cheapest do
nestle postal service in the world.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04
Football Dope.

The most important football
game today is between Mime
sofa and Chicago, at Minneapolis.
Wisconsin plays Iowa at Madi-
son. Illinois meets Purdue at Ur-
bana. Michigan meets Syracuse
at Ann Arbor.
Today's eastern games. Har-
ward VS.. Princeton; Yale VS. New
York; Pennsy VS.. Carlisle; Army
VS.. Georgetown; Brown VS.. Tufts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-07
PEACH ORCHARD.

Arnal Perry is putting a nice lot
OF Improvement on his place here.
Mrs. Bettey Hensley visited Mrs.
seena Thompson Saturday.
Mrs, Josie Miller visited her
mother at this place Saturday.
Dr. Wray passed through here
last week
Mr., and Mrs. Neal Thompson Wis
tied the latter's parents on Little
Blaine Saturday.
Miss Clara Thompson visited her
sister, Mrs Josie Miller. Of Meads
branch, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Pope visit
ed home folks Sunday,
Mrs, Clara Martin is still i'm
proving
Mac Preece was here last week,
nursing a very sore hand, mashed
by rail which he was laying.
Miss Mary Vaughan visited her
grandparents Saturday
Roy Butler was here last week.
Trixie,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-07
CHARLEY.

Brothre KaEeo filled his appoint
ment at this place Sunday night
stAmbaugh and Burohett were
transacting business at this place
recently
Mrs. U. S, swan is some better at
this writing, ... .. =
Miss Lizzie Bowling visited Miss
Carrie Hayes Mondy,
u 5, Swan, OF this place, was
visiting relatives ON Gains creek
Saturday and Sunday
Dave Adams was visiting friends
at this place Sunday
A Sunday school was organized at
the John Hayes school house Sum
day
Moore and Swan are expecting to
move their saw mill to Meads
branch soon to saw for Justice and
Evans.
Hurston Wiley Of Wilbur pass
cd through here last Monday en-
route to Seattle, Washington, where
he will make his future home. s..
Roscoe Hayes made. business
trip TO Louisa last Monday
Mrs. Julia Spencer has returned
home after a visit TO her sister
in-law. Mrs. Lewis Thompson, OF
catlettsburg
Mrs samantha Gusler and chill
dren visited Mrs, L. c. Hayes Sun
day. -
Miss Goldie Swan visited Mrs,
Stanton Miller Sunday.
( Mr. and Mrs Gus Moore and
children spent saturday in Louisa,
Miss Lizzie Bowling, Roscoe Hays
Parcie and Rube Gusler visited Miss
es Coda and Emma Swan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mead visited
friends AT Ulysses sunday.
Miss Carrie Hayes is no better.
Misses Alma aud Laura Hayes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-07
MATTE,

Bro. Williams filled his regular
appointment here sunday
There was no sunday school here
Sunday on account OF rain,
Miss Doyie Ball was here Mon
day
John II, Johnson paid home folks
visit Saturday and Sunday.
There was prayer meeting here
Mrs, Landon Moore, ..
Mr. and Mrs. jay Moore was Wis
Ting at Blaine Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Moore was visiting her
mother this week.
John NJ. Moore paid Cando a
visit Sunday evening. .a
jim Moore went to Catlettsburs
Monday.
Farris Moore was calling at d
B. johnson Sunday.
John Jordan got his house burn
ed a short time ago
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore were
visiting at Fiat Gap Saturday,
Mrs, Alice Borders and daughter
Lille, we're at Buck Moore's few
days ago,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, AT Ball.
a fine boy named Robert Glen.
Mrs, NJ. |, McKinster attended
Tie burial of her father Satur lay
Mrs. Bell McHenry and children
came to see her father, who is
very low with pneumonia.
vessie Jordan was calling at
Matte Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs, Green Ball. passed
through here Thursday en- route to
Louisa.
T. w, Ball has sold fine span
of mules to his brother, Joe Ball.
Miss Carrie Moore was visiting
Miss Aka McKlnster Saturday eve
ming.
joe McKinster was visiting WIN,
Borders Sunday Guess Who,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-07
FALLspuRe.

Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely with James Austen superlh-
tendent.
r. T. Crum has begun his re-
yival meeting at this place and
everybody is well pleased With hlni
Ammnips and whooping codgh are
raging through the country.
John Johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Frank CooEsey visited friends 1T
Rove creek Sunday
Mrs, Betty Hay is very sick,
Uncle George Yates is very m
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Diamond is visiting her
daughter Bessie Yates.
Dir, Carter was IN Louisa We'd
nesday on business,
J NJ Rife was shopping in Falls
burg last week
wm Riley is very busy hauling
hay
J, ~ skeens has been very i'll,
out Is better at this writing.
Mrs. j. d. Atkins and daughter
In-law we're shopping in Louisa last
week
Mrs, Cass cooksey has returned
nome
Miss Daisy Richmond is visiting
her sister, Mrs Collinsworth.
Misses Forma and Matte Cook
seeg called on Mrs. L. NJ. Cooksey-
Friday
Harry Yates and Frank Crank
nave returned home from Ohio.
Mrs. Ida Carter aud mother-ln-
law, Of Yat6syille, we're guests OF
Mrs Annie Cooksey,
Mrs L. Y. Gaines is able to De
out again
Lucy Elklns was visiting home
folks saturday and Sunday.
Dave Thompson was calling on Nj
j. W. Elkins Saturday
... Waunita.