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New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
SECOND DIVISION

.Tbs Clan McDonslds. Bronx United, pohegass
and clan McKerzie we're each nned roih's siaS
the Hungarians points for using inelg'nic p'AS
ers.
The American Association Of Referees mas
organized and elected the following officers'
J. Mcdonald tombstone, Nevs York state
League, president; D. White. National
League, vice-president: P. Blackburn. New
York State League. secretary and treas
urer; examining board. W. Russell AmeFi-
can Football Association; T. Welsh. Ma
tional League. and c. Creighton, New YORK
State League,
The Canerons have protested their cup
tie game with the Clan McDuffs on ac-
count of the poor condition of the grounds
The draw for the second round OF the New
York State Association cup tie compaunoh
will shortly os announced The oia
oval Football Club. which hopes TO make Z
strong bid for the state cup has oeeh
strengthened considerably by the addiuoh
OF r. Taylor Wolfe. Cameron and Gra-
ham The National League plans 10 nave
two divisions. similar TO those OF the Now
York League, next season.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
0oLTs ON MoNTCLAIR RANGE

ken,.,., telegraph 20 The TribuHel
for tbs NJ, ~. ~ j. Feb. B-The second leg
Sets w.. eoruary Cup at twenty-five tar
ae soas To- contested for by rnarksmen OF
Noo ~ n.e,aF Gun Club this afternoon an,
BARS :, SnaEies L Bush. A shoot at ten
A picL ouoles wss won by Y. T. Frazee.
sss csn,vp, tsafn race at ten targets a man
,whslow s by the team com posed Of
n waIsa ISha England. with a score of 10
vas the uSIs shoot at ten targets Bush
vas won "a nher. A twenty-five target shoot
sraiss-sn py Boxall, with a score of 23' In
son oy pn"Qut contests the frst match was
nird ana assh, the second by Boxall and fhe
Sno fourth by Frazee N'" ''e
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
FINE SHOOTING AT SHIPPAN
[Ry Telegraph 70 The Trtbsns.l

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Stamford, Conn, Feb. ls.-B B. Brown
ir.. Edward Hatch and r. A. Gillespie were
In splendid form to-day at the ranges Of
the Rod and Gun Clab at Shippan Brown
broke "a clay birds without miss and
Hatch broke 90. In a handicap sweepstakes
Gillespie broke % out OF 25. The sweep
stakes winners were B. B. Brown. 2. A. s.
Pitt. r. A. Gillespie and e. L. Hatch.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
1NoEToN WRESTLING MEET.

sga,. ~ j., Feb. lathe intercol-
hinc. wrestling meet win DO held In
% This year on March Is. according
non. announcement made by D. M. Sim
team -ahager OF the Princeton wrestling
uss ~ uis VIII be the first time since 1907
esis.., mtsfconestatss have been held at
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Jacob Rosenthal. by defeating Major ].
Moore Hanham in the second game of tho
supplementary series to decide the tie be-
tween them in the championship tourna-
ment at the Manhattan Chess Club. became
club champion for 1911, succeeding z. j..
Marshall. United States champion, who did
not compete this year. In tho second and
deciding game Hanham played an irregu-
lar defence. which presently followed the
lines OF the French game. Rosenthal get
ting the upper hand in tho middle stage.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

The openings-l Dutch defence. . Giuoco
Piano. g. French defence 4. Ruy Lopez.
The individual championship tournament
of the Interscholastic chess League will
take place during Easter week and the
week following at the rooms Of the Brook
lyn and Rice Chess clubs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
AUTOMOBILES.
Times Square Auto Co.

ara SURE to have the Car you want at the
price you want 70 pay Largest stock and
lowest prices. BE surs aad see us before
AuyinS. 1al.1aS Tth av.. at Seth st,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Officers for the year have been elected
by the Queens Gambit Association. Of this
city. as follows: ]. II. Spray. president; p.
]. Engel jr., No. 55s West l5sth street. Sec
retary-treasurer, and B. Altman. recorder.
r. Altman was the winner Of the tourna-
ment In which the openings were limited
10 the Queens Gambit. His percentage was
rs. J. II. Spray, .73. and c.. Djorup. 20.
finished second and third. respectively
Twelve players have started in the nth
annual winter tournament
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Preparations have been made for the
annual meeting Of the New York State
Chess Association. to be held at the Man
haitian Chess Club. Carnegie Building. Sew
enth avenue and 56th street. on Washing
toms Birthday, and II is expected that
many entries will be received for both COM
petitions.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
The Two Results

One result Is this:
Rim-C Cutting Is completely avoided
In Goodyear No-Rim.Cut tires. The
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

MANUAI, TRAINING. II. 5. OF COMMERCE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Diamonds!


The bCiici in the value at DIA-
NONDS an %, Investment - rapidly
becoming popular ONE There are
cNtr'llcut r'a~uu~ Tor this:
FIRST, thrN are caporl, sought after
hN cVcIN body Ih'ir extreme bril-
lianCc and beauty together with their
durahliN and steadily rising value
make them especially desirable a.
an Investment ~ th.V can at pinch
h, readily turned into cash Many a
person has been saved gr,at iucon-
Ncui"ucc through possession ~ a
diamond ring
WI NAVE ~uME exceptional vat
ur- ut thi~ time, Tho iac II. every
sensible person know. thai he the duil
summer SEASON THINGS arr -uid more
,h'HplN tbau at any uthrr umr. Ne
,tu show NUu extraordinary values
also n Dm glass and -il,,rVarr
eau aud -tr 49,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
CHILD TAKEN AWAY
FROM MOTHER AND
GOES TO ASYLUM
Nine Year Old Daughter OF
Mrs. Krop Will Be Sent to
St. Vincent's 0rphanage in
Santa Fe for Care.

Mrs Krnp. an unfortunate woman.
% scuu-iuyaud. and u strtDnod rir-
pumstunc,s. Who was arrested by tho
polite, last nisht "u ,narg, of being
ui questionable, character. WAS ar
ruipntd 100 Iiohcc court this mpruiug
and trnrrd To- serve 20 days 300 uii
Sentence, however may be suspended
rho Nomau's a-yyar-old daughter.
who hus lived with her mother up 60
TINS time. viii bc sent to the 81 Vim
cents oIphanaEr asylum iu Santa Fc.
this having been arranged FOR this
morning following conference boo
tween Chlct of Police McMiun and
Rev. \ NJ. Mandalari $. T.. who
interested himself in the case Laura.
q 5-yoar.old daughter OF Mrs. krop,
was sent Ia - NinCrnts several
weeks ago.
Arthur 9. Andrews aud Russell
ShHllcuhcrgcr. arrested last night in
connection with thu arrest OF Mrs.
krop were arraignod In police court
today and pleaded guilty being fined
SO each Andrews rs q waiter ~ the
Fleming cafe on South First street
ana Shallcnbcrg Us au cmployc 1t the
Santa Fo shops.
charles Moore, who was taken int"
custody on suspicion 81 having been
with Andrews and Shallenhorg, was
released from all blame iu the case
TODAY, proving 60 the satisfaction OF
the police that hc was in the vicinity
of tnD krop place, which is in the
rear OF the Futrollr building, Second
and coal avenue, in the capacity OF
Waterman, and WAS ON active duty
and In pursuit of his duties when arr
rested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
HANDLER
MAKES VICIOUS
ATTACK ON PAL
Claude Wright Seriously In
jured at Santa Fe Freight
Depot This Afternoon BY
Pablo Sandoval.

isag % SHARP stc"i hook 49, - wca'
pom, psJl1 Sando,al, q rousta1out az
th, SANTA r." freight depot this aftcr-
noon made a vicious attack on Claude
Mright telluW workman, cutting
Wright la thr head ttd iu the side.
The use OF tho hook WAS entirely un-
called tor ANA Snndoyal was subjected
90 severe criticism hy tho men who
work on the freight platform. santa
Fo special officer sinclair arrested
saudoNal and marched him before
Justice of oPDce George r. craig. who
tncd The prisoner tmrtV dollars and
cnsis Which he paid Tho men had
some trifling diniculty over their
work and starred To- nght when sam
doyal got the hook.' ana not only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
L|NEMAN FRACTURES
LEFT ARM
tspecIni Telegram 10 Evening Herald

willard, July 2i-E b. Haley line.
man on the 4 4 a. S. Pc cutoff, was
brought here late Saturday evening
suffering with a broken arm. Haley
was walking along trestle near
vaughn when ne lost his footing and
fen about rs feet lie is being cared
Tor a. the New State hotel Both bones
In his leti wrist are fractured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
pr. schwcntlser, osteopailI. phone 7i7

pr. SciIwcntlSer, Osteopath. phone 9i9
Bebbor Co. opticians, Phone 400.
Henry warren wife, ana child are
Arizona.
f. n Rupp arrived boz the city from
santa T., yesterday 60 make a short
stay ou business
Ms Bon Biuo eff Bibo. y, NJ, left
for Der nome last night after brief
Visit 100 Albuquerque.
T.. - NiNon. travelling representa-
tit, "f the Texas Ou company rs
spending several days In The city
Duncan McGmi,ray and wife arr
rived boo tur city yesterday from
crown point, 90 spend several days iu
tho city.
A. l.. Ferguson. the Fourth street
m.HInDg oiIl leave u % t,W day- for
the cast t9 buy fam goods liy VIII b,
-ou. about Cd month
Nos Camparll, SON OF 4. -. Camp
u.II uf u.u Ideal shoe company, uu-
d,rVDut au operation for appendicitis
yesterday Jt &c. Josrph's hospital. H.
d. rcuorted doing nicely.
Ar. and Mrs ". q. Copeland Of ~
N0rth Uign street have us their guest
Nr Cap,luud- father. Dr NJ, cope.
land raun &C hungarian Hebrew
temple u CUngo. Dr Copeland Will
r.mau .u Alhulu,rQur for the nest
several weeks
Victor stewart "A .gru boothlack
Huu WIs arrested coin tur complaint o'
ibis sister 1f ilt NurU Broadway last
night was uurd flO and costs tor be-,
ING drunk and i.surd,rly following .
/ hoaupg BOO police court today iin
sister summoned an officer last night
claiming thWt stewart had boon beat.
ug ana abusing hor
b. . ridden. president of IN,
American sanitary works OF Sow
| York, accompanied bN j. NJ Husk aud
", A, CraWlcv and "a chauffeur. an
rived in thr city at midnight satur.
day In 5o-horse power Stoddar,
! Dayton touring car They lcft NcW
/ YORK April go. AMI expect TO max,
san Francisco hN August 40. Mr
! T'dcn ~ visiting som, forty agcncic,
I ut ms company on Tho "Trip, and con.
a"quoutly The car has taken an uu,
usual route describing big "S'
I through the southern states. and bach
| a. Pennsylvania ohio. Tennessee and
kontucky Though loaded with tx,
ira parts ana road making implc.
mcnts Tho car has proceeded at IA,
rate of about 700 miles daily without
repairs or mishap The marty vii
Visit Honolulu before their return.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
BROWNS TAKE BACON
FROM MADR|DS
In An Exciting Game of Elev-
en- Innings the Old Town
Aggregation Wallop Their
Rivals to Tune of s to 6.

In a holly contested game 20 Man
rid yesterday which lasted into the
eleventh inning. the old Town Browns
defeated the Madrid Miners by The
score of s 20 6, II was pure unadul-
tCrated baseball nom stare to finish,
and would have done credit 10 more
pretontious players
Al the end OF the nth inning. things
looked rather gloomy for the browns
The Madrid boys began 10 slam The
pin with unexpected yigor. which
brought them five men over the plate
before the carnage was stopped The
browns could not seem 20 break the
spell, and nothing happened until the
ninth inning, when spurrcd on hy the
goal of necessity they hammered the
Sian artist Tor three runs. wing the
score.
This seemed 10 phase the Madrid
slueeers somewhat for they could not
break the tie for all their miehtiest
efforts Then the Browns worke M
aud hy a brilliant ra',y sent TWO run.
nors over the platter.
batteries; Browns, Chavez and Van
daHald"; Madrid, NoWrouse and Mon
toya.
The lineup was as follows:
Browns. Trnorio %. Cerhantes H..
Du lloise 3D. Nandayalde G.. q Tor.
res lh Ortiz r, Madrid SIS. J. Torres,
rL Chavez y.
Madrid; Shelter m, Hynd % Dun.
worth 81, Newhonsc p, Montoya C, SIT.
via 3D. li'mas ct lncero II. Martinez
W
Tho score by innings
Browne b.. ...O 002 90 q 8 q 2
Mnhridu "A "A "A i "A IA "A a a i.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Divorce Granted

The temperature was exceedingly
low In Albuquerque all day today Tho
sky was OF a dark grey aud cold winds
came IN from the east aud north ~
was real winter weather between six
aud eight o'clock this mornins T. j.
Topham. of the Manzano Water com
many walked into the State National
bank rs ian az II o'clock this morn.
ing wearing an ulster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
BABY BURRO BORN
At A|RDOME

Young statehood was born last
night at tho 200. Mother and baby do
ing we'll, Dr. Grccu waited On IN"
ease Tho hurro az IA, 200 rs the
proud mother. The new babe rs aH
pretty and cute as a baby tack could
be. Iic b. as spry rs though De- wcr'
a year old. lie expected 10 flnd New
Mexico a state on his arrival and ne
Is COINS o. Kick until We got IL. There
rs new show tonight nt tho Airdomc.
Parents bring the chiidrcn, The
monkeys are as Funny as over and tho
long ears on ihe statehood Jack makes
thcia laugh twice la the same place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
CIPID LOStS ON
N cot M TODAY

Two divorces were W.d " ~
county recorder aAd bui q single
marriage, However. The romance 90
the latter mag Jo SOME extent even
scores for the Ifilc blind god The
records show hdt riauI WARD tnd
Josie Morgan. both of This city, ap.
Piled FOR q mtrrgr license. Ciaud IL
only nineteen years uf age, and M"
consent Of his parent was needed To-
make the marriage Hwrul That this
was eventually obtainsd b. recorded
by The Writion consent 90 his mother,
duly signed TIE majesty of tho law
was appcascd and enc license for he
marriage issued forthwith
Divorce Granted
A suit for divorce ,nsnirtof bv
Grace O.. Campbell alleging uon-sup-
porl by her husband. Andrew N
Campbell was granted hy Judge ira =
Abbott before his departure for tho
east II was however not nlod until
today The dhorcec a. allowed 800
resume her maiden name.
Divorce was also decro,d 90 Pedro
Trulllo from hls wife Lorcuga Gar
cJa de rruJillo by Judge Abbott Tho
defendant having failed to l.p,ar 10
answer tho charges Of abandonment
Instituted against her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
M0RTUARY.
rnncrnl ID 800. VI. y. slcrncr

FuncrUi services for AIRS. ~ p
Storn'r uf old Albuquerque. who dlod
at i:30 sunday afternoon. were hold
l' Fr'nch and l.owher's chapel az 80
o'clock this afternoon Rev W s..
oborhollor of 81 pauls Lutheran
church conducted me services and
burial was In Flirvicw cemetery Mrs
St'rnor WAS hlt}- sovon vears Ola md
had resided Ia Old Town Tor many
years, TIL deceased leaves one son
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Rain and wind don't affect that
boosting Airdomc crowd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
STRONG'S BOOK ST0nE

got 1t but used 70. II s. supposed that
Sandoval had heard the vaudeville OK
preston "Gct the Hook" So FREE
quontly, that he went after the hook
at tn nrst sign of trouble. The hook
Sandoyal used on wright X a con-
tri'ancc used hy freight handlers IN
hustling boxes and sacks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TIE WEATHER.

Cloudy with local showers tonight
and probably Tuesday; cooler tonight.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-12

There are 10000 telephones In use
In Japan and the number is increas'
ing.
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PULSE.
october 9, 1911.

OCICDSI y, 1911,
John Young and vile, Of Pricetown,
Winfield Young, of Nebraska were
guests of c. c. Snider and wife We'd
nesday
John Brown and wife and Charles
Brown and wife were guests of rela-
tives at Vienna, Sunday.
Rev, Babb and wife, of Sabina,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with c. @. Cochran and wife.
Charley Caldwallader and wife and
daughter were Sunday guests of WAL
ter Lemon and family, at Shackelton.
The following friends helped May
Snider celebrate her 18th birthday,
Sunday: Mary, Estella and Gertrude
Whitley, Laven and Edward Cochran,
Gladys Mclaughlin, Lola Sanderson,
Archie Gyner, Leona Dunseith, Eddie
and Clarence Dunseith, Dorothy Hart
man, and Il m Rhoades and family.
She received several beautiful presents
and post cards. All departed In the
evening wishing May many more hap
py birthdays,
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BARRETTS.

OCI y, lOlls
Miss Rosetta Lucas and two broth
ers, Don and Homer, Of Marshall,
spent last Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. Hester Holt.
Miss Malissa Milburn is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ream,
near Berryyille.
Mrs. Matte Pennington and Miss
Hazel Bragg were guests of Mrs. Spence
and Miss Ethel Barnes last Friday.
Mrs. James Elton and Mrs. Ova
Haggerty and little daughter, Of
Hillsboro, spent last Thursday with
Della Morrow.
Mrs. Hester Holt called on Mrs.
Charles Mercer last Friday.
Miss Blanche Dewitte called on
Rainsboro friends Saturday afternoon
Albert Murphy and wife and little
daughter, of Dayton, visited at the
home Of Joe Morrow last week.
Mrs. Allie Rowe was the guest of
Mrs. Louis Workman, at Hill sboro,
last Friday and purchased some tine
Plymouth Rock chickens Of Mrs
Workman.
Mrs. Millard Garman is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Luttrell, of Xenia.
c. M. Stevens and wife had as theil
guests Sunday William Rowe and Wifi
and daughter, Helen, John Stevens
and wife, Lyle Smith, Norman Mere
dith and Lee Morrow.
]. B. Cowgirl and wife spent Sunda!
at the home of George Henry at Car
mel.
Samuel and w. w. Wolfe had a.
their guests Sunday Frank Shoemake
and family, Charles Hatcher and wifi
and Byron Redkey.
Miss Ollie Gil son is taking a week
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Ruth Oyerman was stricken
with stroke of paralysis last Sunda
morning.
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HARRISBURG.
October 9, 1911.

October 9, 1911.
Farmers are not all done seeding yet
on account Of the vet weather.
Queene Copeland of Rarden, Sci
oto Co., was the guest of Charles Rob-.
bins and family Thursday night.
j. n. Sanders left Friday morning
to attend the S O. Conference at
Christian Chapel. Mr.. Sanders is a
trustee of that body.
Mrs. T. R. Vance entertained at
dinner Thursday, NJ. f. Vance and
daughter, Minnie, Mrs. J. o. Harris,
Mrs. G. E. Harris and daughter, Clara,
Mrs. 6. w. Sanders and daughter,
Nora, and Mrs. H. L. Harris and son,
Roy.
Burton Vance and Lottie Sanders
were married Wednesday.
Miss Mary Browning, of Columbus,
is the guest of her grandparents, W.
H. Hughes and wife.
Miss Addie HUFF was a caller at
5. V. Sanders Thursday evening.
Virgil Shelton has moved to farm
on Clear Creek.
Some sneak entered the pasture OF
Charles Edgington Thursday night
and cut off his fine Jersey cows tail.
Mr.. Edgington offers 800 for
finding OF the guilty one.
Woods and Vance are hulling clover
seed this week. Willie Eakins hauls
water for them and is considered the
best they ever had
A. L. Sanderson and family had as
their guest last week, Mrs. Wilson,
of East Monroe.
The Baptist church at New Market
gave call to Rev. J. IL. Hollings
worth, Of ST Mary's o., for their pas
tor for the coming year.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
October 8, 1911.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Griffith spent Sun
day afternoon with James Roads and
family.
Miss Lummie Kier called on Susie
GALLOWAY Sunday afternoon.
Steward Burton and family visited
Mrs. Emma Meek and family, Of
Hillsboro. sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Achor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Parshall, f. l.. Crosen and
family, Mrs. Elmira Moore Ray Bur-
ton and Ray Kier spent Sunday with
VIM. Hatcher and family.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Hix-
son Thursday, daughter.
]. w. Burton and wife visited
Samuel Sharp and family, near Hills
boro, Sunday.
Charles Holiday and family visited
Samuel Edgingdeld and wife Sun.
day.
Mrs. Bell Burton spent Sunday
with Lafe Galloway and family.
Everett Hixson and family moved
to the Jones farm near Careytown.
AFRO Carey and wife and II. M
Dean and wife took dinner with NJ
P. Morrow and wife Sunday.
d. Il. Runk and family and ALIVE
Boatman and family, Of near RUM
school, spent Sunday with VIM. Dud
ley.
Homer Groves and wife spent Sun
day night with Ed Larrick aud wife
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PROSPECT CROSSING.
Oct. 8, 1911

Oct. y, I'LL
Farmers are unusually busy sowing
wheat.
John W. Kelley and wife, Of Beaver
City, Neb., spent last week with
friends in this community.
Lewis Henderson and family, OF near
Cedarville, visited his sister, Mrs.
Chas. Ashmore, several days last week.
William Greed and family, of Pee
bles, and Thomas Roads and family,
of Highland, were the guests of San
ford Creed and daughter Sunday.
Everett Bates and Victor Mcneil
attended the Sunday School conven-
tion at Marshall Sunday evening.
j. r.. Holt and wife, Of Hillsboro,
was the guest of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Mary Vanzant, Sunday.
Jacob Weaver, of near Louden, at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Anna Renoe
Sunday,
Roy Ellison, who is attending schoo
at Columbus, was at home Saturday
and Sunday.
4. Mrs. Anna Renoe died last Thursday
at her home In Cummingsville of can
Ger of the stomach. Funeral was helC
Sunday at Prospect conducted by Rev
Klise.
The funeral of John Davis, formerl!
of Hillsboro, was held also at Prospec
last Thursday, conducted by Rev
| Klise
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SHARPSVILLE.
Oct. 9, 1911.


jeff Haggerty, Mrs. Anna Armstrong
and son. Robert, of Clarksville, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with F..
L. Mcdaniel and family.
II. N. Mcdaniel and wife, OF Lynch
burg, spent last week with F. L. Nc
Daniel and family.
John Gilliland spent Sunday with
his cousin, Glen Gilliland.
Isaac Jones was the guest of B. f.
Lowman Sunday.
William Messmer, of near Balm
bridge, moved into the house vacated
by VIM. Malone on Frank Sharp's
place Thursday.
Kirby CLANCY and family we're enter
tained by Elizabeth Rankin and
family Sunday.