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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-14
N,histi,r,a White Lock.

As long us the name of James Nc.
NELL VIII 'tler lives among those we
saw him Il will recall the famous white
lock which stood out So conspicuousiH
from the mass OF his black hair II
was. as he used TO say himself. ''welI
placed" and was always treated from
the harmonious ,.iat OK view To Dc
velop its greatest effect in his appear
nnce. one day when Dorothy Menpcs
daughter of the well known English
artist Mortimer Mcnpes. was a baly
and was asleep on her pillow Whist y
went 10 see her \ white feather had
by chance settled ON her head and ly
I'm spot exactly corresponding wi y
the white lock ON his own hen !
"That child is Eoing 10 develop inc
something great" he exclaimed. "fcr
see. she begins with n feather. just liz:
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POTTEKSVILLE

Mr.. Arthur Cole spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. Phoebe Soule is quite sick at this
writing.
Chauncey Parker is working in the Clay
willie mill.
William Mcpherson has moved to
South Scituate.
Mrs. T. w. Cole spent two days visiting
at Auburn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Whiteman are
soon to move up to Levi Hicks place.
Mrs. Alva Sedmans, who has been con-
fined to her bed, is very little better.
A very successful term of school closed
Wednesday with Mrs. Barden teacher
Cake and ice cream was served and pres
ents given to the children.
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ANTIOCH

+. A Harrington is moving to the Dr.
Perry cottage.
Mrs. Bates 10 moving into Leroy Sails
bury's cottage.
Mr.. Chance of Ogden, Kansas, has hired
the Dr. Perry farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry are rtjoic-
ing over the birth cf son
Frederick Taylor has moved to the farm
which he recently purchased here.
Mrs. A. X. Young has been spending a
week with her son, Delmar Il. Young.
Delmar IL. Young has purchased six
horse power gasoline engine and god
yoke Of Devon steers.
Charles Henry has purchased the Ezra
Harrington place and will move into il in
the near future. Lewis Salisbury will oc-
cupy the Henry cottage.
On April goth the grange will hold an
open meeting addressed by Prof Stene, Of
the State Agricultural College. Ills sub
ject will be "Apple and Peach growing"
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-14
SU2GE0MS' FEES.
Pretty Big sometimes but Then Thee
ls Another ?oiN, of View.

Pretty Big sometjrnes but Then The e
!s hnothor ?oin, Of View.
have warm spot I'm my heart fn
the bg American SURGEONS. says
writer IN the New York Telegraph
and because of regular Attendance f5I
years at some of the most famous ella
les in This and other cities | have been
u witness Of their unudyertisvd chori-
ties acts of mercy and kindness which
were never heard OF outside the walls
of the hospitals they honor by their
services.
| knew n wealthy man whose dnugh
ter was suddenly stricken and whose
life was saved 10y the attending sur
geon. His fee was $25C00. Straight.
way the father emitted Il wall.
Its robbery" he said. The sur.
geou stood firm.
Your daughters life is worth $685.
900 to you" he countered There was
90 denial
We'll. this fee means that I can op
crate on fifty persons without any
charge. and If you don't like 1t you
IAN force me TO sue. but | will get IL
without suit or you will stand lot
Of publicity"
And he got the money without re-
curse TO court Of law.
II Is safe 10 mark It down when
you see story OF some great surgeon
who hps charged hiTh fee that thH e
are many of his patients enjoyii
good health and relief from pain be
cause he charged them nothing at all.
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Snubbed the Gar.

Paderewski once dared 10 affronl
the czar. with the result that he soon
received uote commanding him Ia
leave st Petersburg, where ne had
been booked for a number of concerts,
within twenty.four hours The cgaI
had sent for him and paid him a neat
compliment, but is said to have receiv
ed the chilly response. Sire, | am a
polo
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1iARMONY

Charles Aldrich and family, enjoyed a
sleigh ride on Sunday
Roland Kemp and family, have removed
to Somerville, Massachusetts.
Laurel Grange, No. 10, p. of IL. held a
salad supper on Wednesday evening
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Nc Chancr 10 BE Chan.

why do YOU delay proposing to
that girl?"
I'm saving up tn buy an engage
ment ring
Something especially expensiveT
"It'll have Co be. | can't fool her
Her father runs jewelry store
Exchange
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

This store has alwa, enjoyed the repu-
tat,on Of giving square deal on shoes, {
1t is on the "Square, - and it does busint IS
on that principle-alvays on the squai G.,
Good a. d reliable shoes at rea' onah c
pr'ces. Come in.aud see. Penney Simon e,
80 Olu, yville Svuare. xx x
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HOCkLAIcD

Lafayette Lodge, No. AZ, |. .. 0. +.
Clayvile, will hold ball Saturday even
ing of this week in Keeney's Hall Music
by Remley's Orchestra.
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Not as BAD as That.

"Is your master In somnolent con
dition?"
mo. sir. he was pretty violent. but
now he's asleep. Baltimore American
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lie Knew.

Casey-Phwat kind nv horse Is a
rob? MulliGan-It's wan that's been
raised intoirely on corn, ye ignoramus
Boston Transcript.
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CENTERDALE

Easter services will be held al Saint
Albap's Church, Sunday at s 80 and ii a.
m. and 7. p. m.
Special services were held at Saint
Lawrence Church, Thursday and will be
held Friday evening of this week.
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LAUREL HILL.

Laurel Hill, Feb. 11.-Mrs. J. M
Martin and little children left Sunday
morning on the early train for st. Pc
tersburg. where they will Join J. M.
Martin, who has accepted a position Of
that place with the railroad. They
will spend several months there.
Farmers in this section have gone
to work in earnest preparing their
ground for another crop. Quite good
deal of land has been taken in during
the past winter.
The tax collector and assessor both
spent yesterday in Laurel Hill looking
after the taxes of last year.
The Laurel Hill school. with Mrs.
Wyatt, of sacolar as principal, Is
one of the best in the history Of our
town. Mrs. Wyatt will teach a term
Of two months private school after
the regular term closes. She is a fipe
worker and all the students love her.
Rev. J. E. Holly, Of Flomaton, was
in town today on his way from Oak
Grove church, six miles west Of Laurie;
Hill. Mr.. Holley is the pastor at Oak
Grove.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, Of F1omaton, is
expected to preach here Sunday next
Mr.. Wheeler is pastor Of the Laurel
Hill Baptist church. as Rev. Wiley F
Martin has resigned to take work II
another field
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her homo In Admission. Ala. this week
She has been with her son and daugh-
tiers hero for several months and will
be greatly missed.
Lieut.. and Mrs Fulton viii take up
their abode at Roberts this week. They
have made many friends during their
stay here who sincerely regret their
departure.
J. II. Tompkins made 4 business
trip to the city Saturday.
A. Lee Waters and Lyman Nellums
were guests Of friends in Bay Minette
Sunday.
Geo. Lewis has received a fine new
motorcycle, of which he is Justly
proud.
H. A. Hopkins was at home over
Sunday.
Saturday was a gala day for the
little folks. when little Miss Hortense
Cooper celebrated her seventh ana
Master Jean Nudge his ninth birth
day. At the homes OF both little
folks large numbers Of their play
mates gathered to help them do hon. r
to the occasion. All kinds Of games
were played. delicious refreshments
were served. and the little folks de-
parted tired but happy.
Arbor Day was flttingly observed in
the school here. Two beautiful mag
nolias were planted, one being dedi-
Gated to our illustrious Gen. Robert E.
Lee. and was christened by Miss Jen-
ME Merritt. The other to Henry w.
Longfeliow, christened by Miss Maud
Jennings
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CARRIERS.

Carriers, Fla, Feb. 11.-Messrs. W.
N. Hartgrove and r. L. Littlefield
were Camp Walton visitors Saturday
the 4th inst, in attendance at the Ma
sonic Lodge.
Mr.. George Soule and family spent
Sunday, the 9Th inst, with w. N.
Hartgrove. Mr.. Soule was called to
Mobile this week on business. He was
a passenger on the mail launch Ruth.
Mr.. ]. e. Pryor and sisters, OF Mary
Esther, were Sunday visitors at the
Carriers Sunday school. Mr.. Pryor
was also a caller on w. N. Hartgrove.
Capt B. F. Weekley carried out a
load of oak wood on the Viola Monday
to Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Browne were
Boggy visitors Sunday.
At the regular communication OF
Alpha Lodge, No. 172, F. & A. NJ, two
members, Messrs. Archibald ana
Helms. were passed to the degree Of
r. G.
Mrs. C. E. Scranton spent Sunday,
the 5th inst, at home.
Another deer was found near Gar
niers Saturday but it managed to es-
cape its pursuers.
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BOMBAY.

Bombay, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Maye Miller
(nee NeeD and little daughter return
ed Sunday night from an extended
visit Of three weeks to Graceville, Ay-
cock and Bombay. having had a most
enjoyable visit among her many dear
friends at those cities.
Mr.. A. J. Matthews, who has been
I'll quite a time and reported last week
as better, we now learn is much
worse.
Mfr. John Collins left Sunday, re-
turning to his work on the .Apalacht-
cola Northern railroad. where he is
experimenting bridge work, after a
pleasant visit to his wife and friends.
Mr.. Jernigan and daughter, Miss
Pauline, and Mrs. F. o. Goodson re-
turned Sunday night from Alabama.
Mr.. Peter Paul and family moved
to Berlin, Ga, Monday. We regret to
loose them from our midst.
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westville, Feb. 11.-Our farmers arc
preparing for the seasons farm opera
lions. They are laying in generous
supplies Of commercial fertilizers.
The Flournoy mill II In daily opera
ton with . full crew. manufacturing
. Ans lot Of house furnishingA etc.
F1ourdaoy7s sold three carloads Of
shingles in one day this week. going
to different parties up and down the
p. & A.
Judge Parrett has shipped = ane lot
Of young sycamore trees to the De-
Funiak Springs city council. He re-
ceived an order for thirty and ship
ped them thirty-four me young trees.
II put In four extra trees for good
measure" said the Judge.
Mr.. w. NJ. Douglass, wife and son,
Master w. d. Jr., after q weeks pleas
ant visit with Mr.. w. D. Williams and
family. left for Argyle Tuesday night
to visit his brother. J. c. Douglass.
A gypsy horse trading outfit Is en-
camped on the edge Of town and
seems to be doing some business in
swapping mules and horses, while the
women go around on the residential
streets selling so-called fine lace. etc.
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COTTONDALE.

Cottondale. Fla. Feb. 11.-Farmers
are busy preparing their lands for the
planting Of another crop.
A Watermelon Growers Association
was formed here last week, with Mr..
G. w. Besler as president and A. J.
Crutchfield az secretary. and quite an
acreage will be planted this coming
season.
Mr.. Shoemaker, ST.. is erecting q two
story concrete building near the A.
& st. A. B. railroad depot, and 1t is
rumored that 1t VIII be used as a
fertilizer factory.
Work on the Farmers Union ware
house is being delayed on account Of
material, but they hope to soon have
It ready for use.
Another new residence is being
erected on the south side near the
school building. This is to be the resi-
dence of Mr.. Rufnn.
Our public school closed Friday last
and while the enrolment and attend
ance was not quite up to last year,
the school was q success, and II il
hoped that an eight months term can
be had another year.
Mr.. Arthur Williams Is wearing q
broad smile since Tuesday. and says
"it's q boy, weighed eleven pounds"
Mr.. VIII Mercer 10 on the sick list
this week.
Carl Harrison IL home from the
Normal school at Madison.
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WAUKEENAH.

Waukeenah. Feb. 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Thomson announce the birth OF
. fine daughter.
Peach, pear and plum blossoms are
white and many fear q cold on them
will ruin the crop.
Farmers are all busy blowing and
getting in shape for the coming crop.
Mr.. Bryant Gray and Miss Shepherd
were married on Feb. 8 by Rev. r. N.
Sanders at the parsonage.
Auto parties are common In our
midst by people who are prospect
ing.
Mr.. F. F. Cops has recently closed
out his farm to a Chicago man, who
will be ready to operate it in the near
future.
The annual dove hunt occurred last
week on the Carroll Stock Farm. A
lot OF the stockholders were pres
ent.
Mr.. Carraway and son are In ITALIA
hassee this week.
We are needing rain very much.
Gardens are not doing much and some
fields getting hard to pillow.
Mrs g. e. Carter and Mr.. Snipes
were married this week. They will
make their home at Lamont, Fla Mr..
Snipes Is q merchant.
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DEULAH.

Beulah, Feb. 11.-Rev. Prichett, Of
Dogwood Grove. has been assigned to
the work here of the M. E. church
and preached three esscellent sermons
Saturday evening. .t'rday morning
ana Sunday evenina lie made . good
impression and will no doubt make
good In his work here. He will preach
here the first Sunday In each month
until further notice.
Mr.. James Penton and family spent
Sunday at the home OF his brother,
Jessie Penton. near the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Barrineau. of
Quintette spent a few days last week
the guest Of her son, Mr.. Thos. Barri-
neau. and daughter Mrs. James Snow
den, hut was called home on account
Of the serious illness of her sons wife.
IrH. Henry Barrineau. OF Quintette.
Nh Thos- Barineau was a Quintet
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. A. L. Webb. Of Pine Forest,
made a brief visit with friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret E. Steagall and SON.
Willard. Of Klondike. were the guests
OF friends and relatives in this COM
munity most of this week.
Mr.. z. L. Snowden and James Hurst
made a business visit to Pine Forest
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox were callers at the
home OF Arthur Spore Thursday even
Ing. They are from Pittsburg Pa,
and have recently moved onto the
Tom Shelby place.
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was down the latter part Of last week
visiting our school.
Mr.. Caleb Lanier, who is express
messenger on the A. & N. railroad,
was visiting home folks last week.
Mr.. A. L. Granting. of Mariana,
was transacting business here Mon
Guy.
Mrs. C. E. Moore, Of Pensacola. is
on an extended visit to her mother,
Mrs. Stribling.
Mrs. Harvey Wood, OF Quincy, was
the guest of Mrs. W. T. Fender Sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Butler, Of Butler.
Fla, made flying trip to Sneads Sun
day in their auto.
MIR. Gary Gibson left Saturday for
South Carolina, his former home, 20
visit relatives.
Mr.. T. B. Brown, who Is working
in Mariana, was visiting home folks
Sunday.
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KLONDYKE.

Rondyke, Feb. 11.-Mr. and Mrs. H.
Yonker, ST., and Miss Gertrude and
Miss Ola Solomon were business Wis
itors to Pensacola Monday.
Mr.. w. c. Solomon was a visitor 20
Pensacola Wednesday.
Miss Della Weaver was the guest Of
Miss Ola Solomon Sunday.
A crowd of young people from
Klondyke and Pine Forest attended
services at Roberts Monday night.
Miss Stella Weaver and Misses Sa-
die and Anice Brewton were the
guests Of Miss Maggie Diamond Sun
day.
Mrs. Joe Mccall is visiting Mrs. Jes-
sic Filiingfm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Finingtm and
Sam Mccall, Jr., were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle, OF Beulah, Sun
day.
Mrs. M. e. SteagalI and sons. Mil
lard and Arthur Solomon, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Garrett, OF Beulah,
Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Fillingim entertained q
| crowd of ladies at a quilting Tuesday
Among those present were Mrs. Jas
Nicholson, Mrs. W. c. Solomon, Mrs
T. w. Hall and Mrs. Joe Mccall
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was shaking hands with his friends
here last Saturday and Sunday.

was shaking hands with his friends
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Capt. Zepernick. Of the snag boat
Escambia, spent Sunday with his fam
lily in Brewton. Ala. making the trip
Of thirty-two miles on his bicycle.
The captain 10 an ardent cyclist and
says he would rather travel that way
than by rail-
came down Saturday to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jernigan.
Mr.. Willie Goulding, Of The Jour-
much needed vacation here. dividing
his time between Hotel Ward and the
ship yard.
A religious revival. conducted by
Mrs. Alice Cowen, Of Tennessee. has
been In progress at the old brick yard
for ten days past. Much interest 10
being manifested and the attendance
II good.
Mr.. r. 8. Denham, Of the engineers
ONCE at Fort Pickens. paid visit Of
inspection to the big dredge last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Denham Is an enthus-
iastic disciple Of Isaac Walton, and
took home some fine black bass Of his
own catching.
Messrs. e. B. and A. B. Cerati, G. p.
Langford and e. g. Garner, all of the
ship-yard force. went to Pensacola
Saturday afternoon to spehd Sunday
In the city.
Mr.. w. e. Taylor made a flying trip
to F1omaton for the purpose Of seeing
Mrs. Taylor safely on her way to Null
berry. Ark.
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OF candy. The jolly crowd Remained
until II o'clock. All report one OF tn
most enjoyable evenings ever spent.
Mr.. Waters OF Pensacola, was
guest of the Eureka Sunday.
Mr.. Jeter, our popular hardwar
man, has under construction a ne,
home on Waukesha street near TN
Lewis residence.
Mr.. Howard Cox. who is attendin,
school at Gainesville, is home for.
few days on account OF i'll health
Miss Minnie Lindsey. OF Geneva.
the charming guest of her sister, Mr.:
Clarence Miller.
DR.. McManus and family have move
to Cottondale.
The young people enjoyed a dance
the court house one night last week
Music was furnished by the strin
band
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pleased with both preacher and ser
mon. The church has called Rev. Mr..
Baxter to serve as its pastor for the
remainder of the year.
Mr.. Arthur Miller has purchased the
lots known as the Newton lots and is
preparing to have q residence erected
on them at once.
DR.. Tames, of Pace, was In town
first Of the week on business.
Messrs. John Munger and Alamo
Hawkins, Of Caryville, were over Sun
day. the guests Of friends.
Mrs. DR.. Hutchinson is in North
Carolina with her mother. Mrs. Ray
ford, who has been seriously i'll, but
is improving.
Miss Eunice Slater and Mr.. Kelley,
from Kelly's Still, spent Sunday after
| noon very pleasantly with friends at
| the Central hotel. :
| who have been visiting friends and
| relatives. returned to their home at
Westville Sunday night.
Mrs. D. Hughes, of Ponce de Leon,
| was over in his automobile Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. c. M. Stevens, with Roberts's
folks.
Messrs. Deklej and McCalosky, OF
Chipley, were over Tuesday looking
after business matters.
| Mrs. B. w. Askew and little daugh-
ter. Patricia, are in Pensacola, the
guests of Mrs Joe Hamn.
Prof. w. Byron Hathaway gave one
night last week an old fashioned syrup
candy pulling. In honor of the pupils
Of his room. Games were played until
the signal. 1.-THE candy is ready" then
al retired to the dining room. where
each Joined a partner and took a plate
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CROMANTON.

Cromanton. Fla, Feb. 11.-Mr. W.
M. Sleeth, Mr.. r. v. Kennedy and
Mr.. Scott are the latest arrivals who
have located here and intend to spend
the remainder Of their lives here and
are preparing to build homes.
The dredge In working on the chan
mel to the pass and is doing good
work.
The dredge for the East Bay canal
passed up the bay few days ago, to
commence work on the ditch, which
will open up a large extent Of coun-
try to the commerce Of the world
through st. Andrews Bay.
Mr.. VIM. Croman has begun restak-
ing Cromanton.
Mr.. r. s. Studebaker, our beacon
light keeper, has gone into the
chicken business and is starting in
very successful
Mr.. e. Mosher In getting q new mo-
tor boat.
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SANBORN.

Sanborn, Feb. 11.-Angus Morrison,
Of Sopchoppy, was a timber prospec-
tor last week.
The steamer Burton E. Coe brought
an engine and rails for the tram road
and took one engine back to the shops
for repairs.
The Belle Of the Bend was up twice
last week with supplies for all the
commissaries and brought lumber each
trip for the new turpentine place, and
the saw and hammer make sweet mu-
sic for the owners.
Mr.. A. J. Poston has just received
the sad news that his wife Is in VAL
dosta, Ga. quite sick.
Capt. John r. Sharpe, of Balm
bridge, Ca, q capitalist, spent several
days here last week examining timber
lands.
DIR. c. M. Ausley. Of Tallahassee. &C
companied by Mr.. Mall, spent several
days here last week looking after his
turpentine interests.
P. A. Sanborn and Clay Revells
drove through In buggy to Car
rabelle to sell the Carrabelle Saw Mill
Co. teams for logging.
The colored population is increasing
Frank c. Burns, Of Carrabelle, is up
doing repair work on the wrecked
engine on the Alcorn Short Line and
greeting his old friends.
John F. Brown, master mechanic of
the Carrabelle Sawmill Co., is up put
ting the wrecked engine in commits
sion again.
Capt. Ira Mattair, Of Carrabelle, is
up this week on a business and pleas
ure trip. His old friends are glad to
see him.
Engine No. on the Alcorn Short
Line, tumbled of the double branch
trestle. Engineer A. V. James burned
his hands in leaping for his life.
Otherwise the crew escaped safely.
@. L. Lockamy crawled over the ten
der as 1t was turning over. The dam
age cannot yet be estimated. Supt
Alcorn dispatched skilled workmen
from Carrabelle and will soon be run
ming again.
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SNEADS.

sneads. Feb. 11.-Rev. Mr. Daugh-
try, from Tennessee, preached two
very interesting sermons at the Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Quite a number OF young people en-
toyed an entertainment at the Hotel
Friday night. Those present were:
Misses Alice Boyd, Adelia Pender,
Pearl Kennedy, Viola Sternenberg.
Daisy LaNier, Mamie Fielder, Bessie
Mae McKeown. ITommie Terrell, and
Messrs. Grady F'ulmer, Robert Car
penter, Willie Evans. c. r. Jenkins,
Emmett Jenkins. Stewart Pope, Max
Sternenberg. and John Hunter. Many
games were enjoyed but dancing was
the principal feature of the evening.
The many friends Of Master Sewell
Fender are glad to see him on the
streets again after a severe attack Of
pneumonia.
Mr. Tommie Ray. who has been at
tending the high school here, left Sun
day for Gainesville He will enter the
university there.
County Superintendent c. c. Gum
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PINE FOREST.

Pine Forest. Feb. 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Diamond were the guests
Of Mrs. Snowden, Of Beulah, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Diamond was visit
ing with friends at Roberts last
week.
Messrs. William Webb and Arthur
j. Ransley attended the services at
the Gonzalez Baptist church Tues
day.
Mr.. McQuarrie, of Roberts, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ransley
Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. Garrett will leave for his
home near Florala, Ala, next Sun
day.
Arthur j. Ransley was visiting with
friends at Olive Sunday.
Rev. e. w. Roberts. Of Roberts,
conducted services in the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon.