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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
LONDON. o.

Mrs Rsna Gambin and children
Eere visiting Con GanbiH and fam
ily Sunday. .....
Walter Cornell. Of Columbus. O.
Eas calling on Mss Nova SturEiH
Sunday
Miss vessie GambiH. Of London.
Ohio. where she has been for some
time, has returned to Kentucky TO
visit relatives .
Miss Bertha SturEiH Z aoz work
ing at the White Hotel. at London.
Ohio. ...
Mrs Richardson. OF London. was
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Andy
Watson Of near London. saturday
and SUNDAY.
Mrs Emma Rinehart vas visiting
her mother. Ms z L Gzmbil Sat
urday.
Miss Nova StuTgflI will soon
ieaEe for CinsinnAIi, Ehere she
viii spend a two weeks gisit.
MS Marie SieboId and Miss IOta
Gambill Were shopping in London
Saturday. ..-
Luther and Otis Gambin we're
calling on David Watson wsdnes-
day afternoon.
Mss Nova SturEil entertained
Saturday afternoon Miss Mae Rine-
hart and Miss Laeie Baker.
We we're very sOrry to hear of
the death Of Mrs Cafharine sum
mens. .... :..
Earl Crsbe returned Saturday to
his home al Big Blaine. Ohio. af-
ter a few weeks visit With his sis
ter. Mrs GOldie Horton. Of Lon
don. o.
Mrs Philip Kennedy vas visiting
Mrs. Z Y GambOl Thursday. j.
Sharpman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
SUMMIT.

Herbert Franklin visited Need,
more friends Sunday.
Bessie Franklin and niece are Wis
it!sg Miss Tennie Franklin
Irene Castle. Who has EhO0Ping
cough is better.
Earl and Wayne Summons are
working for Mac Summons
Mrs Grace Summons visited home
felix's Saturday and Sunday
Flora ThOmPso visited Mrs J. G.
nSsnmOns Saturday night
Jennie Williams visited Ms Flor
encs BnrChstt recently
Nan COburn paid DOnithan friends
a visit ....-
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Lys Summons and left a Democrat
Merriam Thompson and Fred Perm
visited al Trad Saturday and Sunday
John johnson and family are
on the sick list ..
Clarence Simmons IS also sick.
Guess Who
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
MAIasE-

Farers are quite busy with their
crops through here
J. W Bradley spent sunday al
ternOOn With his sister. Ms BOve.
Who has been in bad health for
some time
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. MOffett. Of
Huntington. are spending a few
DAYS with relatives here.
John B. Diamond and wife. Of
Smoky Valley. passed through here
Saturday to visit her parents at
Daniels creek.
9. A. HaWs has returned from
business trip al Catlettsburs.
Our Sunday school Is progress
ing with Lillian Bradley. Supt
Our Bible Class IS also growing in
tereSting. Quite a lot vas present
Sunday night
There is a number OF little folks
with whOoping cough at this place.
but none dangerously in
J, A. Hutchinson was visiting Miss
Anna Lemaster. Who Is very low
with consumption. last week.
George Bardley had the good
luck 10 destroy the fOx that has
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

E1s visiting her sisssr Al B.asns
SzHday-
Mss Hattie JOrJsau- Of LssoeiO.ua.
visiting Mss Nellie Moore. saturday
night
Tlln4zs HOl-O1. Of Blaine. ~
calling on Mss Hattie Jorazn Szn-
day
Nizsss Jane NeKInsssr and LIsdis
Moore. attended ehsrrh AZ S7rizE
Dale. Sunday.
Mss Noada1s MeKIzs-sr q
Blaine Is visiting relatives At
tbs 5lzre-
Ch-szee SlsEart O. Wsb5. iIIsat-
tsrdet he ice ersaH festival hsrs
T-selzy night
Billie Ganb5H- Of Bsaius Vas
saIlnis On Mss Nellie Moore san
day
Mss Nabsl Moore. q Blaine. n
tended ShHrch ar DIT Ridge. SIN
daE-
Several young folks. Of EIlsa- At
tended the festival here Tuesdzy-
Nisses Hattie Jc7t1n and NeIlis
Moore are eoutsnpIstfuE a visit a
BLatns- CASEY IOae<
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
TWIN BRiScH

Born. to NJ. and Mrs Grover
Combs. a fine girl
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. JObs and
daughter are spending = fsE days
vim home foiKs ...
Harry Preeoe passed up our creek
Wednesday.
Misses Sarah and Hester Adkins
win leave herr soon to visit friends
and relatives al Potter
Tnelc HsrTissa Adkins 10 al
the point Of death and Is not sX-
Pected 10 live but a feE days.
Herbert Diamond paSsed down
our creek. recently. ...
Miss Halle Jordan Eas shopping
a. Christmas Saturday.
Mrs- homas Adkins uho has been
on the siek list for a few DAYS. Is
si0Sly improving
Misses Cora and Ida Berry al
tended church at this place sstar-
dag.
JeOrms Preeoe has changed his
boarding PlAce.
Misses Fife Chaffin and NelIa
LIONS attended church al Cat SAT-
Urday. ..
Nu. George Diamond and little
sons. Herbert and lay. we're visit
ing home folks last Sunday.
Dsnnie Chain attended S unday
school on Morgan creek sunday.
John Berry was calling on Miss
Mar Diamond recently.
Jesse Adkins vas called TO the
BEDSIDE Of his sick father Monday.
Carl SpiIlman Vas visiting his
cousin on Berry Saturday might.
Harry Preeos viii farm with r.
Jordan this summer.
Miss Sarah Adkins Who IS on the
sick lis, Is slowly Improving
Arthur Foster. Of Nadge. passed
uP our creek with a span Of mules
Several from this place are en-
Peeting TO attend the bapti1ing Al
Morgan Sunday. Write ? me
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

nePhsE. Lionel D Sablett. K Tzsit-
ing relatives AZ Buffalo and othsr
points this week
Mrs. Stella Sprzdlin- Of Paints
vile. Is visiting her sister Ms
SOFA Rice o. this place this week
George LsEis, travelling salesman.
as calling On his many friends Al
this place last seek
Ms Suna SubIeu. saIesIady. al
Van Lear, Is al home reooverinz
from severe attack Of l.szslss-
Hervie Stanbllgh. Of Van Lear.
X visited E-ER scEkx sunday
Nissss PANE Stambz "a. Szsfe
MsKszz-e and A L MED 1gh Eas
szssls Of Mss Grzoe Vaazo0se Szn-
day. "
Ms c. c Niddaugh. Of this place
i visiting Ter daughter. Mrs Bell
AZ PziH-sville. this Esek
7 s SPradIin, Of Minnie. Ky
vas visiting his s1-pupL Tommy
VanhOOse. last week ........ f..
NaIsnih vanhoOss. vkO L
thought TO Be- suffering With tubsr-
culOsis. i 10 better ....
Elliott Ward. Of River. nv. visit
ed relatives at this place last
week
Mrs Maud Es;eP. Who has been
III for some tine Is better.
Tie Daughters Of POeahotzs Of
this place are contemplating a En-
tsrtainmsnI in the near future VIII
inform the News the exact date lat
er. and everybody vii Be cordial
" invited Wild Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
NEAps ERASCH.

There viii b. a pie mite for
the benefit Of our sunday school. the
~ o. this month. on saturday
night AZ the home Of Mrs Julia
Hickman. the widow Of John HEX
nan Everybody invited.
Several Of the yoang folks at
tended the pie supper al Blaine
Saturday night and reported a nice
time.
We are having = good sunday
srhOol At this place and have sev-
eral yisitors
Misses TOssie and Gussie Hick-
nan attended Sunday school at Gar
Fcd Chapel Sunday.
Misses Berha. Ermat and Belle
Hinkle. Lala Hickman and Chas
Mead and wife attended church on
Georges creek Sunday. at the
Mar church.
Alena Pack vas miRgIing With
friends here Sunday He will start
for Old Virginia soOn-
=, b Hickman and Frd stseuar,
attended the decoration services al
Richardson Tuesday.
Rob Hickman. OF FuEzte branch
vas visiting his cousins Sunday.
John Ramey. Of Magof1n county
h the guest OF Mill McKinsrsr this
week.
NLlt MeKInster and family we're
ningiing with friends at Ledoeio Las,
Neek-
Anbros cassIe. has returned home
nom Prestonsburs. after a weeks
visit With his two sisters. Mrs Mar
tha vanhoOse and Ms. Lizzie Comp
ton
Tom Wagner has his new store
eonPiteed and R B. SPENCER has
moved from the old stand into il
Nil johnson, Of Indiana. d ex-
peeted on the branch soon.
Nrs Cora Boyd. Of Georges creek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
wALBRIIasE

Mrs. Jerome Hardin has r-szEssd
fron a Visit 20 her father and mosh-
e.. Mr.. and Ma Gideon William
son-
J. ". Rafeiiff made a business
mp 70 cEslettsburg Tuesday
Carl cOnptOn vas visiting reia-
tses on Lick creek sunday.
}. c Bussey. Jr.. uas a business
visitor In walbridgs this seek
wIlson and Haruick uiIl proceed
With saving where thsy have been
nhut dosn on ancOuHt Of gAier.
The Standard on 20. l. still keep
ins its leases paid uP. Il has paid
foar thousand dollars on oil leases
h thb vicinity in the past tao
yaerS We knoS this 10 b. true
Mss CaIie Jones. o. walbridge.
has returnae home from Ashland,
where she has been tsking a busi
ness course
Miss Ethsl and Minerva Sc
we're calling on Geneva ThompsOn
snnday
Miss Gypsie Thompson. Of Lick
Greek. uas visiting Misses FANNIE
and JOCK Sc Sunday
Rev Jorda MS siiil sith as but
vill leave for California soon.
". }. Vaughan. our faithful sun
dAy worker. attended church here
Sunday Call and SO us more Of
To NJ Vaughan.
LAud Holi and J ". RaiHn have
ITO % the shetland colts and they
are world bsatsrs
There i mneh Interest manifest
81 In this vicinity about the Blssey-
VILE on field
Willie RainbarTel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
LESGIO.

Farmers of this place are very
busy.
Miss Jeanne ChilderS. OF tkis
place. visited home folks at Cando
Saturday.
A L Moore attended church Al
SprinsdaIe sunday.
+. W. Ball and family. Of this
place. have moved 10 Louisa We
are sOrry to loose them. bat hope
they will do good.
Misses Hattie and Grace Moore
visited Misses Waite and Mary Nil
Ter Saturday.
W. N. GAmbin. Of Blaine. was
calling on Miss Nella Moore. Of
this place sunday.
Everette Berry and Finley ThOmp-
son were calling on friends At
this place sunday.
ralmase HollOa. Of Blaine. was
calling on Miss Hattie Jordan last
sunday.
A L Spencer Of this place. Wis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
WHITES GREEN.

AIVis Watts made a business "Trip
to Wayne Thursday
Ms. FrOna COIIinsEOr1h and
Miss Zelda COIlinsworth spent last
week with the formers sister. Mrs
Maggie Turner. al Portsmouth. O.
Greed Slaley IS no better at
this writing. s..
Miss Rosa Msrrieks spent last
week With her brother on Black
Fork
Mrs Rosa Phillips spent Sunday
with Mrs jim HaEer.
Ms Birdie Rife Is on the sick
list ..
Joe Sparks passed down By here
Thursday. ....
Mrs Letha Thzcker spent last
seek With her mother. Ms Doll
Walker. -.....
Mss Julia Phillips spent saturday
night and Sunday With ZeIIz Col
liBsEOrth-
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Chadwick
passed thrOGg here Wednesday.
Z A COllinSvOrJh vent 70 Cat
lettsburE Sunday.
Mrs SaIlie StAley Vas calling on
Ms FrOnz CoIlinsEOrlh IAsz week
Dock BOOths passed up b. here
Thursday.
Church al the Balingsr school
house Sunday AZ two O'Clock
A Girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

vas calling on her aged mother
Sunday
Niss Luiia Hickman and John
stuart we're shopping al r B,
Spsncer's saturday
OIena Pack Eas shopping in Lou
la Saturday q; the big sale q.
Jake Isralsky.
G. V. Pack. has sold the rest Of
his place 10 Jim Martin
Ms. Agnes Austin IL on the sick
list
Il vas noticed In the News last
seek. where the mechanical de-
partmnet Of the NsEs office had
All kinds OF bad luck last week. We
hope everything viii b. All o. X
this week. and lots Of Se<s
Someone's Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
SHkA.

The farmers are rejoicing OVER
the good rain that fell a few
DAYS ago.
The Red Men and Daughters Of
POoShOntas showed their oOlOrs well
Mar 50. on Little Mud Lick. after
a march in regalia and a decOra-
ton Of the graves Of the deceased
brothers, A fine dinner vas serv-
ed on the ground which all ENJOYED
hugely. pale faces as well as ID
Men.
Mss Dot vanAOose ana her Ii,ile
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
FOR SALE

Between 10 and - .s-ss a
ground = beautiful ; rUOa h01A.
large yard fins sha6e. nice grounzs
for tennis or OG1@tg1rden- orch
ard large poultry lot and eAicksa
hO1Ses,baru and Other O1tb1ildinR.
veil and eistsrn- water and ga ~
ed into house Situated q street
railroad county rad and river.
Pine sumner resort zice plaos -
keep boarding hO1se Dairy. M
place On which 70 erect nAuufaetor-
iss- nils. etc Located Al TIE vesK
end Of Lock EUsa1s. pGEsas1t and
street lights to property. s,Ons sraas
to river. Fine fishing and dzek
shooting Apply 70 JAS Q LACK
sy. Louisa Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
wins PIzht For Life.

Il uAs : long and bloody battle 70
hfs that vas UAged By James D.
Mershon. Of Newark. y J.. Of Ehirh
~ uries: 4 bad Loot much blood
IRON lung henOrrhsEes. and vas
very weak and run dovn. For eight
months I Eas unable TO Eork. Death
seemed close on ny heels. when l
began. three weeks age. 10 use DR..
Kings Neu Discovery. But Il has
helped ne greatly Il Is dinOg all
that you claim" For weak. sore
ilnEa. obstinate coughs stubborn
colds. hOArssuess, Ia grippe. asthma.
lay FEVER or any throat or lung
trouble It, supreme zoe and lee.
Trial bottls free Guaranteed By
An Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
A Charming Woman.

L one who is lovely in face. form.
mind and temper. But its hara
for a woman to Be charming without
health, A weak. siekly woman viii
Be nervous and irritable. Constipa-
ton and kidney pOisons show in
PtmPles. blOtches. skin erup,ions
and a Uretehed Complexion. But
Electric Bitters always prove a
gOdsend to women who want
health. beauty and friends They
regnlae Stomach. liver and kidneys
purify he blood: give strong nerves.
bright eyes. pure breah. mOoth.veI-
Tety skin. lovely complexion and
perfect health Try them soc a.
A n Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

been visiting ths poultry yards
When be killed IL. il had 5 I'M
ing chicks IN is mouth
Ma Ton Nag prepared dinner 70,
. uumber q friends sunday and nj
As snioyed b. thoss present
A gOOdly number visited the
graTes o. loved ones a. the old
Hutchinson grave ysTd and placed
noEers on thOss Eho are gone. bat
not forgotten
Scme Esy or some h0z
- DO not know. Ms
Julien 70 erts' barn Eas d.
strOyed - lire last sunday morn
ing about O'eloek- We Isarn some
corn one hog and some hay Eere
destroyed They made some effort
70 get blOOdhOunds. but failed
Bro Martin Berry preaehes Al
Pleasant Ridge every saturday nikht
before the fourth Sunday.
Bro. Crum preAehss every laird
Sunday night
We are taking some steps for
a singing school here providing Ee
can raise the money and have Mr..
Ferguson as teacher. .
There EiH BE- a PIE mite Al
Pleasant Ridge Saturday Eeek.Iane
lIth- Everybody Is invited To
come and help and all Who take
a part in the pie mite can take
part in the singing sehOOL
Allen Hutchinson had the mis-
fortune 10 cut his foot recently. h
Etl %, b able TO EOrk for some
days
Fo-est d amron and his sisters
attended salrth at DeepaoOIe las
Sunday.
J. y Roberts and wife passsd
here Sunday 10 see uncIe Hiram
Adkins. Who has been yery l0u but
Is Thought 10 Be- some better
Vendetta
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Can Jon belieye your senssse
When twO Of them. taste and smell.
having been impaired II not utter
y DESTROYED. By Nasal Catarrh- are
fully restored By Ely's Cream Balm.
can you dOubl that this remedy de-
series all that has been said OF il
BY the thousands Who have used
used IN It IS applied directly to
the air-Passsges and begins its heal
ing EOrk al once Why not get i
today All druggists or nailed By
Ely Bro. IS Warren Street. NeE
York. on receipt Of 50 cents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
work vi. Soon STAR

after you take Dr.. Kings Neu Life
Pills. and youn quickly enjoy their
fine results Constipation and indi-
gestiou vanish and fine appetite re-
turns They regulate stomach. Iiv-
and boEels and impart new s,reng
N and energy 70 the uhOIe system
Try them Only 25e Al A n Hughs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
A prr..lfu. Wound

from . knife. gun. tin can. rusty
nail. Fireworks. or Of any other na-
turs. demands prompt treatment
Eiih Bucklsn's Arnioa SalEe TO
prevent blood poison or gaRgrens.
rts the quickest. s1rest heIssr for
All such wounds a. also for Burns
B0ils. Sores. skin Euprtions. EcIe-
ma. Chapel Hands. Corns or Piles
25e al A. u. Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
MATTE

The ice cream festival vas large
II attended AZ this place Tuesday.
there being about eight hundred
psOPIs-
EEerette Berry and FiEIy ThOmp-
son Of Adams, we're On our creek
Sunday.
J. T Moore and wife attended
church at Spring Dale. Sunday.
Mss Lala Justice, Of this place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

FOun6-A White sin glove and q
gOld pin APPly al TIE Nsws Ofnoe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
The liz convantion.

The big convention of the state as.
ISOLATION of Elks which is to be held
at Grand Forks. is the next big event
in North Dakota convention circles
this year. 1t is expected this will be
equal in size to the United CONNER
cial Travellers convention now in SEES
sion in Fargo.
Every lodge in the state, 1t is I'M
derstood, will have q large delegation
at the Forks and all Will appear In
uniform and march in the big parade
on the Grand Forks streets.
The Fargo lodge, No. ESQ., is hoping
to go en- masse and make a good
showing so that the next convention
may be held in this city. In such
case, it will mean that almost every
member of the Elks lodge in the city
will have to be on hand, as II is
understood that jamestown and other
lodges win be on hand In full force.
The uniforms to be worn are white
trousers, white soft shirts, white straw
hats with lavender bands, lavender
ties and blue coats, which will pre-
sent very neat appearance. All GO
ing 10 the convention are urged to ap-
pear In this uniform
A committee connposei OF OIL
Chas Brewer Col. Morton Page and
Joe Purcell is looking after the dele
cation to attend the convention and
the committee members are making
personal visits on all members Of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
An Utter ImpossibiIity.

A passenger train running between
Worcester and Boston in the olden days
was snowbound.
Aboard one car were many ministers
travelling to attend a convention In the
latter city.
The delay alarmed the reverend gem
tlemen, especially because some OF
them were to appear early on the con-
vention program.
Finally one OF their number-a
wien little man with q squeaky, high
pitched voice-felt moved to exhort
the brethren: Brothers, this Is all for
the best. It is to test our faith. God
can get us to the convention on time.
He can melt the snow with one breath
of his nostrils. He can do everything.
Can any one in this car think of any
thing the Lord can't do? II so, let
him speak out"
Nobody at first responded to the
challenge. 1t was therefore renewed
with heightened fervor.
AT last there arose at one end of the
car large man, not a minister. but a
well-seasoned old travelling man. with
a chest on him the size of a regulation
bass drum and with a voice much
deeper. II know something the Lord
can't do" Now, brother, tell us all
what 1t is that the Lord can't dor
The LORD can't make your mouth
any wider without moving your ears
farther back"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
Ladies Of the Maeeabees.

How doth the busy Maccabee improve
each shining hour,
BY getting members in the Hive, to
multiply their power.
This was one convention note, the
parady being written and given by
Miss Evelyn White in her talk to the
Lady Maccabees
The convention of the Lady Macca-
bees held this week. while past in his
tory will be long remembered and talk
| ed of as the most successful rally the
state has ever known. Some Of them
little catchy thoughts still remain. Mrs.
Dudrey Of Moorhead. In responding to
Judge Miller's address of welcome said,
fMoorhead will try and see that you
have pleasant weather for your rally
as the weather man lives there, and
Moorhead people delight to do things
for the people Of Fargo"
Mrs. WEIGH responded most ably to
the words spoken by Mrs. Sykes, and
urged the ladies to redouble their eff
forts in the future, complimenting the
Fargo hive for the success and thank
ing them for the efforts made for the
rally. Mrs. Eager of Ohio gave the
luncheon toast and said the order Of
the Ladies of the Maccabees reminded
her to her early efforts as poet and
her first poem about the ring which
will go on, go on. go on" to which
Miss Jessie Ramp Of Bismarck replied
that she had heard and found to be
true that success is spelled with three
letters, dig"
The thought given the state by Dr.
Sisler was the difference between the
ducks and hens egg. The first lays
an egg and quietly walks away but
the hen lays an egg and cackles. If
we wish people to know what we are
doing we must boost and cackle. The
Knights Of the Maccabees decided to
crow.
Mrs. Hubert was appointed chair
man to make arrangements for their
theatre party at the Orpheum which
was apparently very easily and thor
oughly attended to. In fact every part
of the convention was as perfect as
could be wished for and the COM
mittee on resolutions extended thanks
to the city of Fargo for her welcome,
to the hostesses, Fargo hive for their
work and entertainment, to the Y. w.
G. A. for their assistance with the
luncheon, especially Miss Love with her
genial manner, to Mrs. Eager for her
presence and to Mrs. LaRue for her
efforts throughout the state and es-
pecially to the newspapers Of Fargo
for their cooperation and fine press
notice.
The slogan Of the Ladies of the Mac
cabees for the past term will continue,
1T may be hard, but we can do it."
The convention decided not to be
drones but all to work, not all as
Miss White said, desiring to put the |
icing on the cake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
Tha EauIea, conventlon.

'Tn force to the Forks is the watch
word OF the local aerie Of Eagles, who
will go in body next week to Grand
Forks to attend the state convention
of that order to be held there next
Thursday and Friday. June 15 and 16.
A special. band viii be taken to ac-
company the local aerie so as to make
the showing for the biggest little city
in the world to be greater than any
other place in the state.
1t Is acknowledged that I.arimore
has the strongest aerie In the state.
but all the local officers have feel
ing Of pride and want Fe=go to show
up next best. A. M. Knight is doing
all he can to have big delegation 20
next Thursday morning.
There viii be big parade OF Eagles
at the Forks and the Fargo aerie is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
nkIahoma TraveIers.

The following are the newly elected
officers of the Kansas Oklahoma dis
.trict United Commercial Travellers:
Grand Counselor-R. L. Cooper, Sa-
lima, Kan.
Grand Junior Counselor - L. r.
Leach, tr., Guthrie, Okla.
Grand Past Counselor-E S. wy
kert Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma city.
Grand Treasurer - e. M. Moore
Hutchinson, Kan.
Grand Conductor-M. Reinbach. To-
peka, Kan.
Grand Page-C. Kelly, Muskogee
Okla.
Grand sentinel--Earl o. Clark. OF
tawa, Kan.
Members Grand Executive Commit
tee: Two years-E. A. Kinaird,
Wichita: Henry Kettner, Pittsburg,
Kan. One year-E. q. Brewster,
Leavenworth, kan; G. r. Adams, Ok
lahoma city.
Members Grand Grievance Commit
tee: Three years.. C. Warner, Inde-
pendence. Kan. Two years-E. @. Nell
son, Concordia, Kan. One year-H. r.
Hoffman, El Reno. Okla
It was stated that Saturdays pa
rade was the largest ever conducted
under the auspices OF a single order or
association in Oklahoma City. Among
the fve bands participating was that
Of Pittsburg, kan. "the only II. C. T..
band In the world" Council 24s OF
AdcAlester, Okla, was awarded the sill
yer loving cup, the grand prize offered
every year to the council showing the
greatest increase in membership dur
ing the year The McAlester increase
was 3sh per cent