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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09

The Watervillc public library report
has been given to H., city government
by tia beard Of trustees. The four
toenth year in the history of the In
situation IS reported a. very crafty
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09

Eden is much disappointed in the
announcement of its census figures.
Residents confidently predicted a sub
atartial increase but the figures show
Saln of only e.. The town is still
under The 5000 mark with 4i41. Mt.
Desert shows Il loss with 1863 against
1900 of ten years ago. Southwest Har-
Dor and fremont report d combined
population Of 2yoi compared with 20l0
in 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09

1t matters not how deep mtrenched the
Wr ng.
How hard the battle goes, the day how
long;
Faint not-fight on! Tomorrow comes the
song.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09

CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. 24a, p. OF
r. Meetings I'd and 18th Saturday even
ings Of each month at G. A. r. Hall
WALLACE d. SLIP. w. II.
ANNIE NJ. ROLLINS. Sec.
july23, tn -th-sat.1yr
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Free Training Provided for
Nurses.

1t is said that nursing is one of the
most inviting fields of human service
and that its financial return surpasses
any other occupation open to young
women. 1t develops all the rative
graces of womanhood and leads the
way to positions of trust and influence
The demand for mora nurses is world
wide call.
The Philadelphia School for Nurses.
located in Philadelphia, Pa. has under
taken to meet this demand by offering
free scholarships to young women in
all parts OF the country. Room, board,
laundering, incidental eX 3enses, spe-
cial financial assistance and railroad
fare, home on completion-o! the course,
are provided. Length of course two
years. Also special shUrt c0nrse and
home study course for those who
must quickly prepare for solf-sypport.
The Philadelphia School fur Nurses
is a benevolent institution conducted
without hope of gain or profit in the
interest of ssambitious young women.
Readers of this paper can get full in
formation by writing the school at
once.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

At recent meeting of the Board of
Directors of the American Saddle
Horse Breeders Association they offer
ed to State and County Fair Associa-
tions valuable prizes, says The Farm
ers' Home Jorunal. The Association
will give no prizes where all stations
and mares shown in SADDLE classes are
not required to be registered in the
American Saddle Horse Register. This
is as it should be and is resorted tn
from no selfish motive OIL the part of
the Association. whose business it is,
to foster the best interests of the
breeders. and education of the public
Not to stipulate the above terms
would rather encourage the breeding
to unregistered sires. Then some good
horses of standard or other breeding
might win before the eyes of some
Judges even though he was not CT cor
rect SADDLE tpye. This would have a
tendency to mislead toe unlearned auu
confuse the beginner. On the other
hand the horse might be of correct
type as "sports" of ether breeds occa.
sionally are. All breeders know the
result of breeding to such animals.
whose offsprinRs seldom possess. amy. OF
the desired qualities. The above should
be reason enough for the action in the
minds of all intelligent people.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Breathitt County Without a
Jailer.

Breathitt county. for the second time
within the last eighteen months, is
without Jailer. Wesley Turner. Sr.,
having resigned this Office, to which he
was appointed d after the assassination
of his son. Wesley Turner. Jr. Wesley
Turner, Jr., had only served a little
over two years of his term at the time
he was killed. MIR. Turner, WHO is an
elderly man, feels the job is too sire
mus for one of his years. The Jail
and other county buildings are in
charge of the Sheriff pending the ap-
pointment of the Jailer.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Sunday School Census.

The census just completed shows
that there are 3.745 Sunday schools in
Ken lucky, gain Of 259 as compared
with years ago. The enrolment this
year is 305.l7i, q gain of AZ. l64 as
compared with three years ago. Bath
county has Is Sunday schools. with an
enrolment of 1890; Bou, bon. "a with
an enrolment of 2.677; Fleming. 80.
with an enrolment Of 1866 Mont
gomery. 13 with an enrolment OF
1880; Nicholas %, with an enrollme nj
of 2, ,l09, and Rowan l5. with an en-
rollment of 1913. Menifee county is
not reDcrted
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Senator Bradley Taken Sudden
ly iii.

Senator Bradley of Kentucky, was
taken suddenly i'll Thursday afternoon
i'm the senate chamber. Friends es-
corted him to his hotel. His illness
came on when the vote was being TAX
en- for president pro tenn of the senate
and pair was hurliedy arranged for
him. His condition for several weeks s
has been such as to alarm his friends.
His ailment is q chronic affliction ct
bladder and kidneys. which appears to
have reached serious stage.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

A certain Paris girl, returning from
recent musicale at the Bourbon Col
lege, and evidently still under the
magic spell of the muse divine affect
ed to be dreamy and interested only IN
the higher things aad SO On. She sell
dom troubled to turn her head to speak
to ordinary mortals. SO when she
boarded the city car at Twelfth and
High streets, size did not look at the
fare she tok cut of her handbag and
gave to Conductor Duvall. But Duvall
meekly, ana as silently, gave it back
to her: Sine aazed at him indi9nantly,
but Sill Le!d her head in the air.
Cant use it on this car. Miss" said
Duvall, as he handed the now biushing
girl lozenge which bore in red the
words: I'm never cease to love thee. y
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Licenses for Autos.

The Secretary of State IS preparing
notices to automobile owners to pay
their licenses for this year. On June
ii nearly l,500 licenses issued last
year will expire. Since the new law
went into effect last year $50 auto
owners have paid licenses and all will
have to be renewed each year when
they expire.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Will Remain at University'S
Head.

President R. H. Crossfield of the
Transylvania UNIVERSITY. Lexington,
who has just returned from California
and the West soliciting endowment
funds. has announced that 500, 900 for
a new eudowm mt had been subscribed.
President G ossield recently resigned
as the head OF Trsnsylvania 10 accept
a PASTORAL. out has recorsijered the
matter and decided to retain the presi-
deicy IF TN niversity.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

Says Paris bachelor: The evo-
luton Of woman's dress is constant
puzzle. Look at the decolete gown
and you think the drift is toward the
fig leaf. Take glance just glance,
mind you-at the harem skirt. and you
think it will lead to just plain trous-
ers. But the Paris girls haven't yet
given us chance to see and learn"
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
ALL AROUND TOWN.

The base ball fan with brains may
not be blest-
Within his skull wild hopes now
make their nest
But he is wise enough to paste upon
the wall
The schedule, what cares he for all
the rest?
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

Prominence is given in a Kansas
City paper to the fact that an automo-
bile ran over two men named Miles on
Independence Boulevard. That's moth
ing Why, here in the little village of
Paris, KY, automObilists have been
known to run over twenty-five miles
in one hour on Main street. and we've
never heard any fuss about ii.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16
Poor City TO Visit.

Friend-"And were YOU ever In
Venice?" Mr.. Richquick-"Yes.S Slow
est town was ever in The sewers
were busted all the time we were
there."-Puck.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

We hear and see some funny things
in our every day work, "said Russ Cor
bin. the popular barber. to the Around
The Town Man, the other day. Now,
for instance, there is a man from the
country who comes to my shop, and
who has been in the habit of getting a
hair SINCE about twice month. His
hair was pretty thin on top and natu-
rally supposed that he wanted tn pre-
serve it and the treatment really did
benefit him. His hair began to get
long. but he never said word about
having it cut. He went for nearly
three months without getting it cut,
and it turned up in the back like one
of these fur collars. One day not long
ago he came into the shop with MOP
of hair that would do credit to a foot.
ball player. He called me from the
chair and said: Russ, don't believe
that singeing my hair stops it from
growing. 1t seems to get longer ano
longer, so l guess I'll stop having il
singed.' almost choked trying t.
keeplfrom laughing as explained thai
'singe' would not take the place o1
an old time hair cut"
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

Moths Don't Like Newspapers"
says a newspaper headline. Well, moths
are not the only insects that DON'T
the politicians, grafters and Others
also dislike them. Of course, it's
different here in Paris.
The Bourbon news., 1911-05-16

Guy OVERLY told this one to Jimmie
Cocns and Wallace Hibler (fishing sea-
son approaching, you know: "A man
was stroIling up Stoner one day last
summer when be came upon boy fish
lag with the cid Fashioned Outfit-cane
pole, line and hook. that's all, except
the bait-"What sort of fish do you
catch here?" he asked the boy. Most
ly newlights." said the kid. "Hcw
many have you caught?" "About
ten." said the kid, holding up the
string" What is the heaviest one
you caught?" queried the man. We'll.
| don't know what he weighed, SAID
the boy, but the water sunk two OF
three feet when pulled him out"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
NEW HOPE.


A birthday dinner was given a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Squires Sunday in honor Of Alvin
Squires who celebrated his ninth
birthday. Hollis Daily also eelebrat
ed his birthday ON the same DC
casion. A large number Of friends
were present and all spent an en-
joyable day.
The Rev. Presser filled his regu-
lar appointment at New Hope sa.gr.
day and Sunday.
C. H. Dickey is building a nice cor
crete cellar at his home.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wis
dom, a daughter.
The meeting 10 have been con
Quoted by the Reverend Robertson q
the Holiness Church has beer
postponed until spring.
James Wisdom moved his granery
near his new barn this week.
Ancha Johnston and family visited
his uncle, 7. B. Johnston, near Con
cord, recently. They also were th'
guests OF B. Hickman and family. oi
south Of Mexico.
G. d. Wilson and wife gave sever
al Of their friends q party Wednesda
evening. An enjoyable time wal
spent.
Charley Campbell, Of Audrain ant
Miss Davis, Of Boone county were
married this week. Their friends
extend congratulations and besf
wishes.
Mrs. Edwards, mother Of Mrs.
Barkwell is H.
r. F. Shock was in Mexico tht
latter part Of last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23

Beosaae yoa nssht forset the date
AID miss Tie hnd chance o NE
uze the auesion sale Of over
LEES aCses 4 rteh river a1d ereek
lads sstuaae IA Galway coaniy'
No. sakes pihce IA FaRon No. on
Messiah Aneraooa. Des~mDer ga
.isiI. Il vas dscrsbed in tbs paper
sosae weeks ago. and can be stiil be-
ter nnsersood - sendiAg 20 ahe ex'
eratus- OF ears 1-ss.=s v:a-s FOR de-
scrptixe ciFu1lar aud plat showing q
,wSon Of enc tracts for the saAej
These lands are located close te
Portland ana S~eedman, On the u
X 4 T. rasIszy. have several se&s q
t.sproEe1Aeuss are well Eatered and
not zbject 70 overflow, end taA
"a Altogether form a proposition TOO
good TO Be surnsd down BY any ma
Eho wants 4 farm OF first class
qaalify soil.
Fulton Is easy 10 reach BY ran
and you ought 60 go and buy SONS
Of thisgood Grl. L on the market TO
aplAce. The executors are l. l. wa
tiers, SsMdnaz, No. and W. l. CD
son. Pox6IAnd no, who Will be glad
kts meet yoa Al their home p0nt
upon being notified, and show yo'
the Land before sale day. Deoem6e
4th is she dzte 3s-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
AuDRAIN.

Born, to the wife of Alvin Force,
Nov. Is, a daughter.
lam Wright has rented the Ed.
Basseh farm for 1912.
Mrs. ]. w! Haley Sas taken 10
Moberly Wednesday for a surgical
operation.
]. F. Humans bought 30 fat hogs
from Luther Jennings for the first
10 days in December for $3.50, He
has two loads bought for the first
and last half of Dec. at $3.50 from
Delaney & White.
Leslie White bought 10 hogs from
John Hawkins at &c, 40 from VI
stauterman at 1925; 80 from T. b.
Robinson at $3.50 20 go the last
half Of December.
r. Crosswhlte sold to Ed. Dulanel
20 6c-hogs.
Born, to the wife Of Robt. Feath.
e%rston, a son.
Born, 10 the Vile o. Warilck
Crosswhite. a son
Roy Hawkins delivered hogs in Clarl
last week at 5 he. j. Graves sold
some at $500.
Mrs. ]. X. Eds Of Moberly is
visiting in this neighborhood.
Rufus Smelling came home from
the Moberly shops laid up with a
crushed foot.
A large crowd from the Tulip vi
entity attended the burial of Mrs.
Hickerson at Macedonia Sunday.
Mrs. Mttrell and family visited
relatives in Madison last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
Read c = sRuToss
anVErrisENENr

Read c ? ERUToN's
ADVERTISEMENT.
In sae Skssasz Dssz5cs Whteh C.
" B-usna = 16vsr1szE in his -
saN. nsy 90 things EhioA 10 os-
.eoziz IN lie werd dos. Tor IN
.zZee Aser whs& has beea cEi
|tsrAs soEh Eseze climate >
Is good skeF eazt raise xaaa1 tAey
|F1or ns grozsS As for wheat and
SOW p th@se r=Ss. this yeAr made
|oze % aae and o1elAz1 tazs o. hay
10 xhe acre. ard peas from > 20
rs tz 70 tie zere and fhee zS
|bz1ghng n the mArkst nos Sc for
hay and s. per ID for PeA
Ansr the peas are taken of mes
aru lie wheat 5ato Tie Land witho5t
re-szkEzg the Eruzn1. thus Saving
: seroad p1oxtE
$50. ztser the eorn Is gathered
nay break the corn sEvsnd and SOW
tat 70 EAes1 and 1sy are pGeffns
II thousands Of acres of wheat noE
On c1xz ground They do another
tEing that cant be done ia shE
Nora, and thztas MS; IN tie corr
they s0w peas which u8ztare. Ehs1
don't do it further North. and tbess
lr@zz together with the stalks, mzks
hs oxner FROM $40 20 SO In fat nit
hogs and cattle.
Onehira q The corn On lots Q.
farms this year. tire poorest year IL
tie HISTORY Of the country, has beel
from IS to SIC per acre. and the owl
er getting the peas and stalk pasture
thus making . good FsntA on con
ground IN the EorS year evel
known.
Tse staple crops Of Southeast Dis
sour are corn. Ehsal clover. Alfalfa
cogoa. peas, timothy. and in fact
anyshing thaS VIII grow IA the ten
peraae zone, Remember that thei
Is no Other country n any land
where the crops Of Che Nouh an.
the South all DO vel and make a
rapid and az profitable growth a
they do here
Land purchased here tWo rear
ago, would have doubled your usone.
besides making a handsome diyiaeA
while growing in value.
Don't get il into your head 5ha
this is a slid land. for We have h
fastest growing towns. with tA
widest awake people you ever "a
J onto. You viii have better heali
here than in most parts Of the Stat
M~issoHrians know less OF this secttC
than people living in the highes
, priced lands OF Illinois. Indiana Al
Ohio do. Get awake 10 sour opDortu
:, fty and investigate this proposition
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23

All wool and cotton BAankets: =
Wool, $3.50 to $40; cotton isc pr
to $3.50. Extra size, Home Mads
comforts, filed With clean batting.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Gordon Craigbead Of Auxyasse was
In Mexico on tusinesss to-day.
FOR sALE-Thoronghbred JERSEY
male calf. yearIlng. SIS 8. Olive ST
wit
The marriage OF Frand Welnand,
Of this city and Miss Mamie Foley,
Of Kansas City. kan, was solemnlzet
ST high noon Wednesday IN that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Weinand
and daughter, Thelma, parents and
sister Of the bridegroom, attended
the wedding. THE Rev. Fr. Jos
iHesthous, OF st. Louis, a former
schoolmate of Mr.. weanand. offiAat-
ed.
The Ledger joins the friends Of
the young couple in wishing them a
long and happy welded life.
9x12 Velvet Rugs at sl3.75, worth
$3.50. Prices Of other qualities In
proportion. Varied assortment. New
est designs.
Ricketts, & EmmonS d. G. Co,
Interest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co
Children's Readyto-Wear Dress
e d2w1
Ricketts, & Emmons D. q. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
aoMEnA.


Merwin Dawson and wife OF Cea
tralia were in this vicinity Wed
nesday,
r. W. brewer sent Ids team to
Centraha wednesday and Saturday
for goods.
Most Of the farmers in this vicin-
fly are busy gathering corn.
Bob Peck helped Arthur Wager 20
Kill a sheep Wednesday They
thought It would weigh $50 lbs. It
made c gallons Of taHow.
Claude Tribbie and Ed. brewer
went to Centralia Wednesday after
stock scales for A. , Trlbble.
Emmett Wilson Of Monroe cosfn.
" and Marion C~ornenson a. near
Tulip were here Wednesday
jim wager and daughter. Miss so
phh OF near skinner, Nm JOAN
son Of near Cecil and VIM. Wilson
of Monroe county. Floyd MoTabead
and wife OF near Tulip were here
Thursday.
Bad weather prevented many from
attending the Odd Fellows lodge
here Thursday Hight
Homer Picket OF near Bethlshszn
and west Vance near ThompsonTIlle
were here Thursday.
z. W. Blakemore, south Of Cenira-
liza. bought =. w. brewers stock OF
general merchandise and viii be
here TO invoice Dec /. and take
charge Of the same. His family
will stay on the farm until Feb. /,
the house here. In the meantime,
Mr.. Blackmore viii board with Mr..
brewer.
John Smi1hey OF near Thompson.
vile. Geo. Merry Of near Bethlehem,
Oscar Hanley and Weldon Beamer.
Of near Central school house were
here Friday.
j. R Sickney delivered a uice
load OF bound cane 70 s. NJ. gTager
Saturday at s. a ton.
Roy Tribbke and Phil and Walter
Roberts went to Centralia Saturday.
Pete Jacobson and oryiile Pickett
and wife Of Monroe Co. Albert
Snow and Ross vanlandingham Of
near Central school house we're
here Saturday.
Mrs Nora Berry spent Sunday 81
Arthur Yager's.
Rev. ]. W Hornaack faled his reg
ular appointment at Maple
Grove Sunday and Sunday night
An Epworth League was orgpnized
at Maple Grove Sunday with about
% members to start with. The ofn.
GERS elected were: Arthur Neal.
President; Miss Fife sandsberry.
psf V. p; Miss Sophia Wager, END
v. p; Miss Booth Neal, 3rd V. P.;
Ehsha Fuller. stu V. p: KIrt Rove,
sec'y and Treas Kirt Rowe. Junior
Superintendent
Miss CLAM Hornback who is a..
tending school ct Columbia spent sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
sFN1oN CITY.


Or. Tanner has beea poorly again
airs Mullins who has been visit
IN Ohio. came home Tuesday.
Dan HsnktSs and wife, who
have been visiting relatives here, re
turned to shfr home in Rich Hill,
No, Tuesday
MISS Cora Cox Is visiting reia-
aYes here
There was a crowd of about 50
sHpped n and surprised Miss Lot
lie Barnes last Tuesday nigh6, II be
ing her eis1 birthday. They served
cake, peaches and popcorn
Miss Jessie AiIfson visited the
Misses Brown Monday night,
Beruice YoungblUth who has been
very zok, Is some better
h chas Tharp and family Of Mex
leo moved 10 town Wednesday.
UNION.
We are having autumn weathe.
again
The box social given at jackson
school house Friday night vas
success. Miss Flossie Harrison be
ing the bes, looking girl, carried Oh
he cake.
Rev. ]. D. Greer kept his appoint
ment az New Hope last Sunday.
The SEED Tick singing school is
progressing very nicely.
Mrs. Clarence Cox is in the scl
list.
J. Lyle butchered hogs last week.
Octave Watts has gone north o.
Mexico to work for Burgess
Russell Watts was the guest o.
tJ. S. Harvey last Sunday.
A number Of young folks of this
locality attended the dance at Franz
Armstrong; last wednesday night.
The Rev. j. D. Greer Of Mexic'
VII deliver a lecture at New Hop
Church the third Saturday night il
December.
Some old fashion folks stili pra.
when they Sffef the ballot booth
Others, however, first count thei
money.
To live big is 10 know Thea big
~.
ness Of small things and the little
ness Of many of the ~so-called BIZ
things.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
PROMPTLY ENDS DYSPEPSIA. Gas
AND OTHER MISERY In
STOMACH.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia or that your food will ,ar.
ment or sour on your stomach If yop
VIII take DiGEsToms.
Your meals win taste good, and
anything you eat will be dipestea.
nothing can ferment or turn into aeId
or poison, or stomach gas, which
causes ~helching, Dizziness, a feel,ne
OF fullness after eating, Nausea. In.
digestion, like a lump of lead II
stomach. Pain in stomach and ,n.
testines or other symptoms.
DiGEsToiDs really does all the
work Of a healthy stomach.
For sale by all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
NorIcE o. SPECIAL ELEcrIoN.

Nodce is hereby given TO the
Qualified Voters Of the within de-
scrlbed territory that on Nov. 25th
1911, there viii be held in the
voting precinct In the Circuit Clerks
office at the Court House In Mex
leo. Missouri, an election to form
a Special Road District, to be
known as Mexico Special Road Dis
trict, within the following boundar-
les. Begin at The North East Cor
ner Of Section 4. Twp 81. Range 8,
run West along the North line Of
said Township 81, eight miles to the
North East Corner OF section 6, Twp.
81, range Q. Thence south along
the Section lines eight miles TO the
South West Corner Of Section s,
Twp. 50. range 9 Thence East
aiong the Section lines eight miles
to the South East Corner Of Section
., Twp 50, range $. Thence North
eight miles to the point OF begin
ming.
J b. GRAHAM,
dStd County Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
A CHILD CAN R,,n

a Radiant Home hard coal stove
they are simple in construction ana
have the small safety valve and i'm.
possible for the gas TO escape With
ms valve in stove; does not get too
hot in moderate weather. and viii
warm two or three rooms in The
coolest weather. esw1
Ferris & cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23
Ragsdale's Cash Store.

OFT ns 1is.r<t
We AsSe ne Azze aasWe-od Toaa
.zszzsss satisfactorily. ara tAal lki
areTx oeAsr EOoa eiSzHen natt2ng II
EosE<Tag q his souz nrsS yea VII
Ae Ecznz al the pals zext saturday
VOTING and WORKING for ~
ADOPTION OF THE DISTRICT
Eatoz q MSrsoo Le1ger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23

Fancy Ribbon a. % cents worth
20 Q I'd.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-23

iurday aud Sunday al Rosen !
her brother. Rev, J. ~ Hauaa.
The second quarterly eonisur
the RoEena circuit Will Be- u
Nj Zion next Saturday pd |
day. Nov % 2Gtb, The easluasl
vice viii be at . 90 sNurdsy 8
noon. Preaching Saturday nhl
Sunday.
Rev A O. johnson, mSsmgI
Rotary OF the MlssoJri cOds
win give a stereopticon srH
Maple Grove Church NEXT d
night at Tso. Admission fns
Guy Mitchell and Miss 0aI
Cam were married at ae 4
home Sunday night Here Is ID
them much iov and a long nd
lIfs.
pr. Collier and 5. s. Yas /
dinner wBh james A. Hgr
near Long Branch Monday.
H. S Fuller and wife, Elisha
and Mrs Jim sagasee took Y
Monday at James Holloway
Central school house
Several nrom this riclnAy -
ed the Comelis0n sale Aex 4
Monday.
Tom Berry near HoAeas'iA
ped here Tuesday on his way y
tralia.
Arthur wager and wife I'D Y
IA Foreman went to CentraI
Tuesday.
Homer Pickett and BOB ChzA
went TO Paris Tueysh
LOWER LITTLEN
The weather begins to Loot II
winter time.
Everybody is gathering CON
J. NJ. Young and fanny We
leo visitors Saturday.
Bill Dublin shipped tive cin
cattle Sunday toSt. Louis
Mrs. Hickman OF Booze coz
at the bedside Of her mOAei =
Matte Sumner who hss Hi
sick with the fever. Also be- =
thad the fever.
Riley fwRkerson, the n0'ea
bachelor. is making treQNN
over the hill and scross TIE u.
There was preaching ana T
ren's day at Lfttleby chuTa
very large crowd ATTENDED
Mr. Hofrieser rs at Ksnsa'
NO. ia
undergoing an operation ="
stand he Is still improving.
Ford Poague lost a VSla''s !
colt the other day Of aea's
Miss Pearl Tucker WAC
the Bolts school this year
homo Friday.
Earl Brown who has 0ssH
sick is improving very ias' !.
Our forsner merchant, )
formerly Of stouisville, =
hands with people in ms
Tom Humphreys eyes aN
much improved. He can see
about.