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CROMANTON,

Cromanton. July 25.-we are having
considerable rain nowadays, with 10
cal squalls.
Mr. T. J. B. Mauger Is repairing his
wharf.
Cromanton seems to be blessed with
chicken eating hogs. Nothing is said
about whether they prefer yellow-leg
ones.
Mr.. q. Mosher has gone of after
artesian water. We presume for his
general system.
Melons are plenty and prices are rea-
sonable.
Mr. Gump expects his son from IN
diana this week.
The Panama Fats are getting fatter
since they took in the Chipley Fats.
It is generally conceded that the eff
forts Of the Cromanton people for a
school Of higher education will be a
success.
Mr.. Mosher's orange grove is doing
fine and he claims It the finest on the
bay.
Work has commenced on a large saw
mill across the bay near tho Martin
place.
Three three-masted SAIL boats are
now loading lumber at the German
American Company's plant.
Mr.. F. F. Kinney is now working
with the we'll diggers at Mosher's.
Mr.. e. 8. Kinney ia working at Pan
anna City at present with Contractor
Hall.
Mr.. E. Mosher made two trips to
Panama City on Thursday last.
Mr.. G. w. Forbes Is somewhat under
the weather at present.
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MUSKOGEE

Muscogee, July 29.-Rev. z. Q.
Smith, of Brewton, Ala, conducted
services at the church Sunday morn
ing and evening and Monday evening
with his usual eloquence and power.
w. R Vaughn and Henry Cooper
were called to Moline Tuesday night
on account of the illness and subse-
quent death of Uncle Byrd Cooper.
who died in Mobile. where he had been
taken for an operation. His death will
be keenly felt here, where he had
many relatives and close friends by
whom he was much loved and honored,
quite a number of whom attended the
funeral Thursday at Moline. Among
the number were Mrs. W. r. Vaughn
and Miss Vaughn, who have been
summering at Bayou Grande, and who
were recalled by the sad news.
Miss Eva Mosley, who enjoyed de-
lightful stay with the Vaughns at
The Shanty," returned Monday.
Wallace Cooper, of the United States
army. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cooper.
Miss Leila Lenoir, Of Mobile, is with
her mother, Grandma Lenoir, at Mrs.
P. D. Trammelfs.
Mrs. Evelyn Swartz, Of Pensacola, Is
also a guest at the Trammen home.
Miss Nell Mullins returned from Bay
Minette, Ala, Saturday, where she Wis
tied very pleasantly with the Misses
Jones. She was accompanied on her
return by Miss Mable Jones. who will
be with her sister, Mrs. Campbell Coop
er, for several weeks.
Misses Lizzie and Ruby Mosley, OF
Burn Corn, Ala, are the charming
guests of Mrs. Richard Mosley.
Miss Mosley, Misses Ruby, Marie
and Gladys Mosley and Irene Temp
kins will spend several days this week
on a pleasure trip to Pensacola and
points of interest near the city.
Miss Mollie Smith is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. LaTkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Barrinau, Of
Beulah, spent Wednesday here
Mr. and Mrs. Miller are enjoying a
visit from the lady's mother and niece.
Mrs. Tom Moss and Miss Grace Will
liams of chatham, Ala, and her sister,
Mrs. ]. R. Virgins, of Yellow Pine,
Ala. Mrs. Miller and guests will spend
several days sightseeing in the Deep
Water City, this being their first visit
here.
Mrs. J. D. Trammen and Miss Hattie
Lu were in the city several days this
week.
Alex McKinnon spent several days in
Atmore on business.
Mrs. ]. Arnold and Mrs Floyd Kit
trell have returned from visit Of sew
eral weeks with relatives in Alabama
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kittrell are re-
joicing over the arrival Of tiny baby
girl in their home on July 22nd.
Miss Bessie Marks. of Pensacola, IS
Miss A. G. Hinte's guest this week.
The younger set Of boys entertained
their girl friends at a watermelon cut
ting on the hotel lawn Friday evening.
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The evening proved a delightful one
for the young people
CARRIERS.

Carriers, July 25.-Mr. w. r. White
went to Crestview Monday morning on
the launch Swan to begin the cree
ton of q large hotel We are sorry
to lose him, but hope his will be a
fortunate venture. CreStview is lucky
in securing SO substantial and trust
worthy a citizen.
Messrs. A G. Brown and W. F. Hill
took the launch Sylvia to Pensacola
Sunday. the %, to have her machinery
repaired.
Mr.. G. w. Allen returned from Pen
sacola Saturday on the launch Swan.
He had been absent for a number OF
days seeing the family of Mr.. Fate
White off for their home near Knox
vile. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Hartgrove and
son spent a couple Of days down the
Sound visiting the family of Capt.
Asa Ward, going and returning on the
launch Swan.
Messrs. J. NJ Jordan and G. w. AL
len have their new pleasure launch,
Edith, In operation and a beauty she
is.
Miss Willie Glover, of Century, Fla,
opened the Carriers school Monday.
She is boarding with Mrs. Mooney.
DR.. Rose, president of the Carriers
Naval Stores Co., of this place. return
ed to his home in Valdosta, Ga, Friday
via Pensacola on the launch Swan
Mr.. w. H. Spivey is expected to be
back about August /. His friends are
rejoiced to learn of his improved con-
dition.
Mr. Cary Early went to Pensacola
Saturday to remain until Monday.
The ranger house will be completed
soon.
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KLONDIKE.

Klondyke, July 25.-Mr. s. A. Mccall,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hall and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Carlisle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Mccall, of Beulah.
Mrs. w. G. Solomon and little daugh-
ter, Rosa, are visiting relatives in
Camden, Ala
Miss Lizzie Blomeley has returned to
her home in Pine Forest, after q three
months visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blomeley and little daughter Of Biz
mingham.
Misses Ola, Iris and Jem Solomon
were guests of Mrs. Henry Pierce and
family Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. A Mccall and son, Harley,
spent Thursday evening with her
daughter, Mrs. T. w. Hail. of Pine
Forest
Mrs. Jessie Fillingim is visiting Mrs.
Kate Pendleton and family at Mil
ton.
Miss Maggie Diamond and Misses
guests Of Miss Ola Solomon Monday
afternoon.
Miss Jewell Diamond was the guest
of Miss Iris Solomon on Sunday.
Mr.. Jessie Fillingim is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Moline this week.
Mr.. S. A. Mccall, ST., is visiting his
brother, Mr.. James Mccall, at Fort
Payne, Ala
Miss Gertrude Yonkers spent Tues
day in Klondyke.
Mr.. James Blomeley, Jr., and little
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Birmingham,
are visiting her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blomeley, ST.. and
family, Of Pine Forest.
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"As You Like II" club Wednesday af-
ternoon, all had q very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Frank Williams and Miss Daisy
Rutan, are visiting Mrs. J. B. Williams
and Mr.. Emmett Rutan at Millville.
Mr.. c. B. Campbell and family are
spending the week at Camp Walton.
A crew Of sixty four men arrived on
Fritz last week from Louisiana to
work at the Florida Cypress Com
pany's big mill, which recently begun
operation.
Wolf Sunday, a negro working at
Florida Cypress Co had the misfor-
tune to get a leg crushed Monday. and
was sent to Charity Hospital New
Orleans.
We are sorry to hear Mr.. c. D. Mon
roe is very sick at his home.
DR.. G. B. McKinnon OF DeFuniak,
was IN our city yesterday.
DR. Strong's handsome motor car ar
rived last week, and he can now reach
his patients in a very short while
Mrs. Croft Of Pensacola, isv listing
her son, Mr.. ]. B. Croft, at this place.
Mrs. r. L. Burnham has been on the
sick list this week
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HARRIS.

Harris, July 2s.-Mrs. ]. j. Hooten
and her three children and niece. Miss
Sadie Levey, of Pensa cola, returned to
Pensacola last week, having spent a
couple of weeks here at the Spots
wood Inn.
Mr.. L. ]. Anderson, Of Pensacola,
has been the guest of the Spottswood
Inn for the past two weeks.
Father Ignatius, of Cullman, Ala.
and Misses Sophie and Mamie En-
manuel and Miss Margaret McHugh,
Of Pensa cola, have been the guests Of
Mrs. A. E. MCGUIRE the past two days.
They left for their homes on the launch
Swan today.
Capt. w. r. Blunt, of the Swan, his
wife, three children. his brother, Mr..
Blunt and his sitser-in-law. Miss
Rumsey, were pleasantly located at
the Jennings house for a week. We
hope to have them with US again next
summer.
Messrs. w. A. Everette, o. E. Spare
and A. S. Gabel, all of Pensa cola, came
up on the estamer Capt. Fritz last
Tuesday, and are located at an ideal
spot for camping near Mr.. W. H.
Wick's house. They report having had
81 very nice time and had fish every
meal while here.
The two young Messrs. Pryor and
wives. of Pensa cola, are at the pres
The steamer Florida stopped here on
Saturday night and part Of Sunday.
Captains Philip and G. A. Ward and
Mr.. Leon Vincent were pleasant callers
at the home of Capt. Asa Ward while
here.
The schooner Anna Bell, Capt. Asa
Ward. manager. carried a load Of naval
stores to Pensacola Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hartgrove and
son, william, spent Friday night and
Saturday the guests Of Capt. Asa Ward
and family.
Capt c. A Ward and family, Of
Pensa cola, spent last week here visit
ing friends and relatives. They re-
turned homo on the steamer Florida
Mrs. Albert Watson and children and
Mrs. Byers, of North Seventh avenue,
Pensacola. are at Mr.. Albert WatsOn's
old home here camping for the rest of
the summer.
Mr.. Charles Suraney and family of
Destin. spent last week the guests Of
Mrs. NJ. Condor and family.
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BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs, July 2s.-Mrs. J. NJ.
Douglas and sister, Miss Ella Douglas,
spent Saturday evening in Flomaton.
Mrs. Albert Davis and little SON.
visited Century Saturday.
Mrs. Brooks CorIey Of Mobile is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. T. Douglas.
here for a few days.
Mr.. w. White and two daughters,
Misses. Dora and Katie, Of Alton, are
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs 8. T. Stan
ton.
Mrs. ]. Grant has returned to her
home in Foshee, after several days
visit here with relative4
Hargis Gonzalez Of Pensacola, spent
Sunday here with friends
r. e. Bond left Thursday for Green
Vile, Ala, where he will join his wife
who is there with her brother. They
will return home in q few days.
Mrs. Gus Davis of Foshee, IL the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John Parker.
The many friends of Mrs. Cammie
Stanton, are glad to see her out again,
after being confined to her home for a
week, with a severely sprained ankle.
Miss Ella FIllingim Is spending this
week with her brothers, J. d. and r.
Z. Fillingim, in Mobile.
Misses. Maggie, son and Gladys
Parker, entertained at a watermelon
cutting Friday evening in honor of
twelfth birthday.
w. c. McDavid Of Chumuckla, spent
several days here last week with rel
atives.
Vanderbilt Sanders has returned 70
Mississippi, after a pleasant visit to
his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Harrison,
Of this place.
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WESTVILLE.

westville, July 25.-Miss Annie Bel
Brownell was visiting Mrs. Mary Miller
last week.
Miss Willie Flournoy. of Waverly
Tenn, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Ada
Flournoy. for a few days.
Mrs. Andrews, of ST. Andrews, Fla.
was visiting relatives here last week
She returned home Monday.
Miss Ada F1ournoy gave a dance ir
honor Of Miss Willie F7ournoy last Fri
day night, July 81. All reported a nice
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Andrews and chill
dren from Ponce de Leon spent Sunday
with home folks here.
A large crowd went to Caryville Sat
urday night to attend the ice cream
supper and dance. Those In the CROWD
were: Mrs May Miller, Misses Ada
and Ruby F1ournoy, Addie Matthews
Viola and Ethel Douglass. Lizzie Wise
Mary Teal, Willie F1ournoy, Annie
Belle Brownell; Messrs. Alcus Doug
lass. Alfred Flournoy, Jack Adams
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BEULAH.

Beulah, July 29.-Mr. c. e. snowden
Of Hammac, Ala, was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives, returning home
by the noon train Monday.
Mr.. John Penton who was hurt last
week, is able to be about, and work
q little.
Mr.. John Bryant and family were
the guests Of James Bryant Sunday.
Mr. Willard Sunday and wife, were
the guests OF John and James Penton
Sunday last.
Mrs. John B. Hurst was the guest
of her daughters, Mrs. John and James
Penton, Sunday evening.
Arthur Spare was in the city Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. c. B. Busky was in the city
Tuesday with load of produce, which
he disposed Of at satisfactory prices
Arthur Bondsly of Pine Forest,
preached at the M. e. Church Sunday,
to an attentive and appreciative audi
ence.
A large bear has been killing hogs
and young stock near here, and the
people have organized a hunting party
with the old bear hunter, Boot Malone
as captain, to give him q tryout FRI
day.
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SAMSON.

Samson, Ala, July 2e.-Mrs. Mamie
Golson and daughter, Miss Mildred,
are visiting in Eleanor, Fla
Miss Rochelle Sharpless Ia spending
some time in Andalusia-
Mayor J. l.. Murphy, OF Geneva, was
here this week. #
T. ]. White, Of Hartford, was a
business visitor here this week
Mrs. T. l.. Farmer has returned from
visit to Port st. Joe, Fla u
J. A. Stephen, OF Midland City, was
looking after his business interests
here recently.
Mss Lucille Manning, OF FIoraIa, Is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. G. Page.
The many friends of Mrs. J. w.
Snipes will be sorry to learn OF her
continued illness.
Miss Sadie Jones has returned to her
home in Madrid, Ala, after a pleasant
visit to her grandparents, Prof. and
Mrs. J. j. Jones, of this place.
Misses Sue Mizell and Cleo Warren,
Of Enterprise, are the guests OF Mrs.
c. b. Hutchinson.
Shafter Leverett, Grady Page, o. J.
Angle, Ed Jones, George Griggs, Ar
thur Teat, ]. w. Dannelly and r. ].
Mizelle were among those who attend
ed the barbecue at Opp Thursday.
c. A. Foshee has returned to his
home at Red Level.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wilson are visit
ing in Enterprise this week.
DR.. w. F. Davis has returned from
visit to North Carolina and resumed
his duties as cashier at the Peoples
Bank
w. H. Holloway, Of Enterprise. b
here this week.
Mrs. Smith has returned to her home
in Opp after a pleasant visit 70 her
daughter Mrs. T. ]. Brooks, here. u
c. G. Campbell was a business
visitor TO Lowery this week
There Is series OF Universalist
meetings being conducted at the Bap-
''et church this week by Rev. A G.
Strain.
" ork is progressing rapidly on the
school building which. when com
pleted, will be one Of the handsomest
in Geneva county.
affairs Of the summer was the beau
tiful porch party given by Misses Lulu
and Bessie Goolsby Thursday evening
in honor OF the visiting young ladies.
Plotted plants and pink and white
roses were Hastily arranged on the
pirch, in the reception hall and parlor.
The porch was made especially at
tractive with electric lights and Jap
auese lanterns.
The Misses Goolsby were assisted m
receiving their guests by Mrs +. j.
Mizelle and were conducted to the
punch bowl which was beautiful ar
ranged among roses and ferns on the
side of the porch and was presided
over by Miss Willie Eiland
Progressive games were enjoyed, the
first prize being won by Miss Alice
Boyd. After the games, delicious ices
were served.
The invited guests were: Miss Lot
tie Smith and Miss Hope McLurin. OF
Fairburn, Ga; Miss Lucille Manning,
OF Florala; Miss Alice Boyd. OF Elba;
Miss Nell Smith. Of College Park. Ga;
Miss Sara Dawkins, of Enterprise;
Misses Willie Eiland, Meta Matthews,
Kate Maloy, Berta Powell, Of Texas;
Miss Emma Bell Mcneil, Of Montgon-
cry, and Miss Louise Milligan, Of At
lanta; Messrs. Fleming Smith, Bruce
Robbins, w. 9. Forteur, Phauso XII
gore, George Roberts, DR.. ]. r. Davis,
Oscar Farmer Harlan Page, Blake
Dunson, Harry Mcneil and Lamar
Davis.
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LAUREL HILL.

Laurel Hill, July 29.-Mrs. M. c.
Bryan, who has been sick for quite
a while is still very low. Her mother,
Mrs. Arnold, Of Wintersville, Georgia,
and also Mrs. Bryan, her mother of
Slokum, Ala, both are here. Mr..
Bryan has been in Laurel Hill for
over a year and has an interest IN
the popular mercantile business, of
Givens. and Clary.
The most prominent streets of
Laurel Hill are being placed in fine
condition. The street committee saws
they will place all the streets in a
fair condition.
Mrs. w. F. Martin is quite Ill at her
home on South street.
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have been visiting relatives.

have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. H. c. Richards made a flying
"Trip to Panama City and Millville
Thursday.
Mr.. D. A Edwards and family are
now in our town visiting relatives
Another large room is being at
tached to our school building, which Is
needed very much.
The party given Thursday night at
the home OF Mr.. w. A Gibson was en-
joyed by all present, those being
Misses Bessie Mitchell, Daisy and Bes-
sic Macarthur. Minnie and Fannie Glib
son, Lora Richards. Lottie and Sallie
Macarthur, Katie Prestage and Mr..
Chas. Rocks of Chattahoochee,
Mr.. Purley Tucker Of Blountstown,
has been In our town the past few
days.
NJ. r. Macarthur returned from Bris-
tol Friday.
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FREEPORT.

Freeport, July 29.-Mrs. T. H. Cook
and sister. from Montgomery, are Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Crosby and Tucker returned
Tuesday on steamer Eugene from a
visit to friends and relatives in Ala.
Marguerite McCaskill returned home
Tuesday from Honford, accompanied
by her little cousins, Marion. Mamie
Pearl and Elizabeth Cawthon, of De-
Funiak.
Mrs. M. King and children, of Har-
ris, who has been visiting her parents
here, left for DeFuniak yesterday to
visit relatives.
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ALPHA

Altha, Fla, July 25.-Miss frankie
Brinson is now the guest Of friends
in Cora, Fla.
Miss Katie Prestage. Of Chipley, is
the guest Of Misses Daisy and Bessie
NJ thur.
Mr.. Herm is here from Texas with a
nice nero Of Texas ponies
Mr.. c. Henderson is also here with a
nice herd.
Mrs. ]. D. Turaville and children.
Ray and Viola, returned home We'd
nesday from Arkansas, where they
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visiting friends and relatives hero last
week.
Chas. Bohannon and Rev. N. T.
Cardwell, Of Penton, attended church
at this place Sunday
Mrs. Walton and two daughters,
Misses Mittie and Ethel, Of Chumucl1la,
attended the children's day at this
place last third Sunday. 'r,.
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Walton, Paul, and VIII Dyson. All re-
ported glorious time.
Misses Ada and Willie F1ournoy
spent Sunday in Ponce de Leon with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin and
family.
Miss Mary Taylor, OF Caryville, spent
SUNDAY with Miss Ruby F1ournoy.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Owens. of Bombay. was
over Saturday night to attend the lodge
meeting.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
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DECEASED
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dersigned has this day been appoint
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of the First Judicial District of tn:
State of Nevada. in and for the Coun.
ty of Ormsby, as Executor of the Es.
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Clerk of said Court. within thre
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Dated this 10th day of July AID. 1911
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Executor of the last Will and Tesla
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E. 0. PATTERSON,
Clerk
Date Of first publication. July 26, 1911
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BANKERS TO MEET HERE.
Program Has Been Arranged fol-
Meeting Oct. IL.

/ AVE,AaAhh AAeAo ASNNAA AAAAe NAAGS& eOA
Meeting Oct. IL.
The eleventh annual meeting Of
group four Of the Kansas Bankers
association will be held at Abilene
Oct. 70. A fine program has been
arranged by the local bankers and
the visitors are to be shown good
time while here. A reception COM
mittee will meet all delegates at the
Masonic temple where the conven-
ton will be held and where all the
bankers will register upon their ar
rival. The program for the day is:
Morning session-Invocation, Rev.
F. s. Blayney, D. D.; Address Of
Welcome, Arthur Hurd, Mayor; Re-
Spouse, ]. E. Smith, Cashier First
National Bank, Beloit; Address, 1.-THE
Kansas Banks and Their Future"
Hon. J. N. Dolley. Bank Commission
err, Topeka; appointment of COM
mittees.
Afternoon session--Address, 1.-THE
Aldrich Currency System as it May
Effect the Country Bank" Thorn
ton Cooke, Treasurer Fidelity Trust
Company, Kansas City; Full! discus
sion and questions by members Of
the group; Address, "The Receipts
and Expenditures of Kansas" c. L.
Brokaw, Cashier Commercial Nation
al Bank, Kansas City, Kan; query
box. conducted by W. W. Bowman,
Secretary of the State Association:
report of committees and election OF |
officers; seeing Abilene by auto.