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NEW MARKET.
January %, 1912.

January y, 1912.
Homer Catlin and family spent
Sunday with DR.. Cropper and family,
at Danville.
Martha Barrere was the guest Of
j. ID. VanWinkle and family Thurs.
day.
Isaac Stanforth spent last week the
guest of Frank Holmes and family,
near PEBBLES.
Lawrence Smitty spent Friday and
Saturday with his parents at Lynch
burg.
Truman Bell and wife, after an eX-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives here, returned to their home in
Illinois, last week.
Ira Miller is spending several days
with Nelson Barrere and family.
David Carrier, Roy Vance and
Edith and Gertrude Corey attended
meeting at DaRville Sunday even
ing.
Carey Priest and wife, of Samantha,
we're callers at Isaac Stanforth's,
Wednesday.
James Barrere is the guest OF his
brother, Willoughby, at Norwood.
Lola and Ophelia Bell and Martha
Barrere called on Forest Emery and
family Sunday.
j r. Gruver and wife, OF Hills
boro, were the guests of Miss Anna
McCllntock, Sunday.
Don McConnaughey and family OF
Brooks College, were visitors here
Sunday.
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FORT HILL.
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January %, 1912.
Chester Deardoff spent Sunday with
his cousin, Fred Roads and family.
Mrs. John Tompson and son, Of
Beech Flats, spent Sunday with her
son, James Tompson, and family.
Carl Turley, Of Sinking Spring,
called on Miss Florence Eubanks, Sat.
urday night,
Ed McKeever and wife, Of near
Cliff Range, called on Edward White
and family Thursday.
Manlove Reed, of Straight Creek,
was the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed, Thursday.
Mrs. Libbie Havens and two daugh-
ters Mary Jane and Grace Ellen, and
Mrs. Rebecca Stults we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stults, Sunday.
Miss Melva Hickman spent We'd
nesday night with Mrs. Bess Turner.
Fred Roads was business visitor
in Hillsboro, Wednesday.
Raymond Butler spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his uncle,
George Davenson and wife, near Sink
ing Spring.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
JamesI Hughes is quite i'll with pneu-
monla.
Robert Hakes and wife, of Cliff
Range, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward White, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Turner spent Sunday
the guest Of her uncle, S. 5. Dear
dofT.
r. A. Hall, Of Slate Hill, spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Rebecca Keplinger.
Tom Eubanks, of Springfield, is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
f. Eubanks.
Joseph Countryman and brother,
Alva, Of MiIdletown, returned home
Monday, after visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Lelha Reed. Their
brother, Tom, accompanied them
there.
Edward Liston, OF Yellow Springs,
spent few days last week at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward White.
Mrs John Havens called on Mrs.
Blanche Matthews Friday afternoon.
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FAIRFAX.
January J %, 1912.

JANUARY -, ISlZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vaughn and son,
Ercel, Of SugarUree Ridge, visited
Mrs. Martha Cox Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Sparks and son,
Wilbur, Of Seaman, spent Sunday
with Landon Hook and family.
Delbert Bradley and wife visited
the latter's parents, Joseph Pollitt
and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Walker and mother,
Mrs. Martha Cox, visited Mrs. Henry
Griffith Thursday, who is very ill.
Mrs Frank Kelley is very III.
Frank Dickey and wife spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Ed.
Walker and wife.
Andy Roberts and wife, of Berry
vile, spent Sunday with Isaiah Rob-
erts and family.
Mrs. John Fox spent Saturday and
Sunday with Frank Kelley and wife.
John Ford spent Friday with his
sister, Mrs. T. w. Roberts, of Belfast.
Miss Sallie Webster spent Saturday
with N. ID. Roberts and family.
Edward G. Kelley and wife and son,
Kenneth, visited j. W. Ford and fam
lily Sunday.
Miss Caryl Ford visited Miss Addie
Kelley Thursday evening.
Chas. Marsh and son, Russell, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Newt,
Ross and family, of Locust Grove.
Gonna Mace called on Otto and
Louis Mace sunday.
p S. Beattey and wife spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Elizabeth Beattey and
family.
Mrs. G. B. Cox and son, Donald,
spent Wednesday with j. L Walker
and family.
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BUFORD.
January %, 1912.


A. r. Morrey, Of near New Mar.
ket, was the guest OF John Shaw last
Thursday.
Harry Hodson and family visited T.
e. Fenner and family last Tuesday.
Mrs. T. A. Scott spent last week at
Cincinnati visiting relatives.
Mesdames Sarah Johnson and Sarah
Jones, of New Albany, Ind, are visit
ing relatives at this place.
A number of young folks attended
the play at Mt. Grab Saturday even
ing. Prof. 9. A. Tolle and e. G..
Scott, of this place, assisted with the
music.
Carey Noon, a son of Leonard
Moon, was accidently shot through
the calf of his leg by his brother in
law last Tuesday afternoon while re-
turning from hunting. He is not SER
iously hurt, but has very ugly flesh
wound.
A surprise party was given to Geo.
Evans and wife last Friday evening.
% Of their friends went to their home
in sleighs and each one carried a mus
ical instrument. Knowing there is no
more amiable host and hostess than
Mr. and Mrs. Evans, the evening was
one Of special delight.
T. j. Sprinkle, one Of Highland
county's we'll known and prosperous
business men, now of Wilmington,
owns a large farm and a beautiful
country site near this place. He is
making preparation for modern i'm
provements in his residence and will
move his family here on or about
March l.
Ora Fenner was the guest Of Alton
Pickett Sunday.
s. A. Lyons, accompanied by his
sonin law, Neal Landess, OF Des
Moines, Iowa, will arrive here today.
Mr.. Lyons declares that Des Moines
was too cold for him, "a degrees below
zero.
Rev. Cottrell, of Mt. Grab, was a
pleasant caller at this place Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. Kelch is reported better.
Rev. Posten, OF Mowrystown, was
the guest of G. w. Reeoy Sunday for
dinner.
The funeral of Rev. Cornetet, of
Mowrystown, was attended Saturday
by the following relatives and lodge
men of this place /; II. +. Rosselott
and wife, Mrs. Eva Weaver and fam
lily, B. Brown, G. w. Reedy, T. w.
Irwin and Wilbur Moberly.
The preaching service here Sunday
evening by Rev. Posten, text,
Jesus Of Nazareth Passes By" was
the plain gospel story told in Its sim.
dlicity, but with facinating beauty
All felt the spiritual uplift.
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ALLENSBURG.
January %. 1912.


Mrs v. A. beaverton and children,
Of Milford, spent from Saturday until
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Shaffer.
M. ]. Ludwick left this morning for
Cincinnati, where he will spend a few
days.
Misses Tessie and Emma Shaffer,
Daisy Carpenter, Ocie CLANCY and
Srofe Ludwick were entertained at
the home of Florence Ludwig's, Sun
day evening.
Theodore Hawthorne and family, Of
Jacksonville, spent Sunday with Noah
Shatfer and family.
Mrs. Frank Hawk and daughter,
Nora, visited in Fairview, Sunday
Homer Galley, OF Hoaglands, visited
friends and relatives here Sunday.
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FAIRVIEW.
January %. 1912.


Mrs. Enoc w. Costellow, who has
been the guest Of relatives here sever
al days, has returned to her home in
Hillsboro.
Mrs. Lizzie Tedrick is spending the
first of the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Boush.
Kenneth Kirkhart, whose house was
destroyed by fire Thursday, succeeded
in saving his household goods, and he
and his family have moved into his
brothers house until he rebuilds.
Mrs. G. A. Lemon visited relatives
at Dodsonvile one day this week.
George Spiller returned to his home
in Columbus Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Burton fell on the
ice Sunday, severely spraining her
arm. She is under the care Of the
doctor.
Mrs. Mira Cochran, Of Pricetown, is
visiting r. G. Dairley and wife this
week.
Mrs. Henry Saum entertained her
sister, Mrs. Troutwine, Of Lynchburg,
Tuesday.
b. +. Faris returned from Cincin-
natl Tuesday, where he has been en-.
gagged as U. S. Juror for several weeks.
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BARRETT
January %, 1912.

January %, 1912.
Miss AURA Davis gave lizard
Time Social" for 25 OF her friends Fri
day night. Miss Helen Overman won
the prize for being the tack est lady
and Lee Morrow for the tackiest boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Morrow and
daughter, Lettie Lee, spent Sunday at
the home of VIM. Stethem, at Mar
shall.
Mrs. Marcella Gunter, Of Cincinnati,
Is visiting Miss Auria Davis.
Clarence Crissman, Of this place, and
Miss Stella Scamahorn, Of Hillsboro,
were quietly married by Rev. Colley,
of Hillsboro, last Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Miss Josie Crissman was
bridesmaid and Ray Washburn best
man.
Mrs. Horner, who has been visiting
her grand children at Greenfield, is
now with her daughter, Mrs. VIM
Rowe.
Born to John Crissman and wife
Saturday morning, son.
Born TO w. e. Criss man and wifi,
Saturday evening, a son.
Misses Grace and Cora Morrow, OF
Fall Creek, spent day with theil
aunt, Mrs. Della Morrow, recently
VIM. Rowe and family were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Stevens, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stethem, O
Marshall, spent last Friday with tn,
latter's sister, Mrs. Della Morrow.
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January %, 1912.

January %, 1912.
j. NJ. Vanzant returned home FRI
day from months visit with his sis
ter at Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrow and
daughter, Letta, spent Sunday with
VIM Stethem and family.
Mrs. Jas. Elliott and children spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. L. A.
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Stethem spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. John
Morrow, of Overman.
Mrs. L. A. Elliott returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Pfster.
Misses Osa and Elva Spruance spent
Thursday evening with Misses Ruby
and Marie McClay
Miss Grace Boyd spent Saturday af-
ternoon with nellie Stethem.
Protracted meeting commences 10.
night, Monday, at the NJ. f. Church.
Miss Marie Creed is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
| Creed.
Mrs. John Burnett and Mrs. John
Hunter spent Friday with Mrs. @. A.
Beaver, OF Carmel.
Mac Kneisley and Fenton Kesler
and family spent Sunday with Benton
Kesler and family.
M. Yarger and family spent Sunday
evening with Cary Carlisle and fam
lily, Of Harriet.
Carl Williams spent Sunday with
his parents.
Frank Elliott and family and Harry
Wright and family spent Sunday with
M. #. Kneisley and family.
John Hunter and family and John
Burnett and family spent Sunday
with Milton Lucas and family.
Mrs. Burch Miller and children
spent Sunday with f. M. Main and
. family.
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Jan. %, 1912.

JAN 10, lJlG'
Haldane Evans, OF Delaware College,
was the guest Of his parents, II. b.
Evans and wife, over Sunday.
M. Evans and wife and daughter, of
Denver, Col, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. George Henderson was called
to Columbus last week on account OF
the sudden illness Of her son, Earl,
who is attending college in that city.
He was able to be brought to his home
Friday and his many friends hope that
he may be able to resume his school
work soon.
Frank Ayres, OF Hillsboro, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Rev. ]. M. Bailey began series Of
evangelistic services at this place
Sunday evening. Next Sunday even
ing he will speak to the business men,
their employees and thei families on
the subject "Money-Its Uses and
Abuses"
DR. r. e. Holmes and wife enter
tanned number of the young people
at their home on West Main street
last Friday evening with taffy pull
ing A jolly good time is reported by
all present.
Il. b. Evans and wife entertained
with five O'Clock dinner Sunday
evening, Mark Evans and family, Of
Denver, Col, G. e. Slaughter and
family and f. L. Evans and wife.
DIR. Garner and wife, of Lynchburg,
we're guests of DIR. j. A. b. Srofe and
family last Sunday.
What was formerly known as Har-
dy's Mill was sold at auction last
Saturday afternoon for the sum OF
S2425. Fletcher Van Pelt being the
purchaser.
Herschel Taylor, of Olive Chapel,
has purchased Mrs. Ida Fishback's S
property.
II. B. Owens and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a young daughter
Miss Mary Burton visited friends
near New Vienna over Sunday.
r. and Mrs. Robbins, of Washing.
ton G. H., are guests of e. j. Fult,
and family.
G. L. Woodmansee, of Washington
@. H., joined his wife here Friday and
was the guest Of her parents, Davic
Sanders and wife, over Sunday.
A banquet will be given In the X
Of p. hall Thursday evening for the
members of the X. of p. lodge anc
their families.
G. B. Cox and family were guests o.
relatives near Bridges last week.
Miss Bertha West, of Bridges, wa:
the guest OF r. II. beaverton ano
wife last Saturday.
Miss Martha Patton, of Greenfield
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs A. 6
Thurman.
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January %, 1912.

January -, 1912.
Protracted meeting is still in pro-
gress with several accessions. The
meeting will continue over Sunday.
Miss Mel lie Mercer, of near Union
Chapel, is attending the special SER
vices here and visiting friends this
week
Russell Ashmore and wife and little
son, Ray, took dinner Sunoay with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ashmore.
Cinderella Richards, Loreah and
Louanna Faris were entertained by
their friend, Eva Storer, Sunday.
Miss Elsie Bumgarner, of Marshall,
visited Elva CLANCY Saturday and
Sunday.
Amelia Richards was entertained
10y Martha Cunningham Sunday.
Rev. Bert Roberts filled Rev. How
ards appointment at Sinking Spring
Sunday, Mr.. Howard being sick
Friends here were made sad TO hear
Of the death of Mrs. Wesley Borden,
who ed at her home in Hardin
county last week. Mrs. Borden was
we'll and favorably known in this
community.
The body Of the daughter Of Thos
Reed and wife, of Hillsboro, was in
tered in Prospect cemetery on last
Thursday.
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January %, 1912.

january -, lSlS'
James Adams has gone TO Dayton to
attend Lumbermen's Convention.
Peter Woodmansee and Spence West
made business trip to Cincinnati,
Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Woodmansee and daugh-
ter, Grace, and son, Linley, and Edith
Horseman, we're guests Of James
Woodmansee and family, Monday.
Miss Imogene Terrell has gone to
Florida to spend the rest of the win
ter.
Protracted meeting began at the
Friends Church Sunday night
Harry Mckinney, of East Monroe,
was visiting here over Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Chaney is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dodds, of
Bridges.
Il. M. johnson was In Cincinnati,
Saturday
Miss Mamie Wright visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Cooper, at Hillsboro, from
Saturday till Monday.
Fred Martin and family spent Sat
urday night with Carrie Wallace and
family.
Mrs. Esther Clark, of Samantha,
was guest Of her brother, o. M.
Richardson and family, from Thurs
day until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoskins was called
to Mt. Victory by the serious illness of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Borden.
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January %, 1912.

JdHudIy ~ 1917
On the sick list are: Mae Smith,
Maggie and Verna Robuck.
Little Gladis Shafer fell one day
last week and broke her arm above
the elbow.
John Kellum is busy moving the
barn and other buildings on the piece
of land he purchased,
Edward Hopkins and wife called on
Oliver Walker and family, at East
Danville, Sunday
John Kellum, wife and daughter,
visited Win. Fender and family, Sun
day.
Henry Edward and family visited
John Kellum and family, Thursday.
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January %, 1912.

January 22, 1912.
Harley McCoppin and family spent
one night last week with his mother,
Mrs. Mary McCoppin and family.
Joseph Mccall and family spent one
day last week with Tom Elliott and
wife.
Henry Eubanks, wife and children
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Ova McCoppin.
Ray McCoppin, who has been spend
ing few weeks with Harley McCop-
pin and family at Olive Branch, re-
turned home last week.
Preaching services was not held here
on last Sunday afternoon as theIpreach-
er Rev. Howard, was sick.
James Chestnut and family spent
Sunday with James Penn and wife.
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RUSSELL.
January %, 1912.

Protracted meeting which has been
held for three weeks, closed here last
Wednesday night. 1t was very in
teresting meeting throughout. There
were seven accessions to the church.
Rev. Dresch began revival services at
Jacksonville yesterday.
Ben Wilkin and wife visited Henry
wilkin and family at Willettsville,
yesterday.
Jesse weibley and family are SPEND
ing few days at the home OF his
mother, who is sick.
Mrs. Oinnie Roush, of Greenfield,
was called here last week by the seri-
GUS illness of her mother, Mrs.
Catharine link.
George Chesley Boatright, was born
in Highland county, Ohio, March 5,
1888, and departed this life al Russell,
Ohio, on December 80, 1911, at the age
of % years, 8 months and 26 days.
With the exception Of few years
which he spent In the west, he spent
his life In his native county. lie
served In the l8Sth o. V. l., and
fought as loyal soldier for the pres
ervation of the union. In 1861 he was
united In marriage to Martha Ann
Layman, and to this union there were
born three children, two sons and one
daughter. The sons being taken
away In childhood. When young
man he united with the Methodist
Church and remained faithful men,
ber Of that church for some years.
Later he identified himself with the
Christian Church of which he was a
faithful member TO his death. He is
survived by his wife, one daughter,
one grand daughter, one great grand
daughter, two brothers, two sisters
and host of friends who mourn their
loss. We commit him into the keep
ing of Him in whom he put his trust
and look forward to the time, when he
shall be brought forth from the grave
In the likeness of Him, when we shall
meet him face to face In that land
where no tears are shed, no pain is
suffered and no sorrows come. These
lines form fitting close for his life.
Lies race well run,
Lies work well done.
Life's crown we'll won,
His rest has come.
Mrs. Martha Boatright has gone to
Greenfield to spend the remainder OF
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
William Hicks.
Kenneth Kirkhart's house was burn
ed last Thursday. They saved most
of the furniture.
Miss Grace Hart visited her father,
Perry Hart, near Sharpsville, yester'
day
Rev. Dresch has organized young
peoples society here. The first meet
ing was held last night.
Aunt Roxie Kirkhart is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. John
Kesler, at Lynchburg.
The G. A II. will meet here next
Saturday, January q, at 2 p. m. All
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January %, 1912.

January %, 1912.
Harry Osborne was a visitor at
Manchester and Cincinnati last week.
Mrs. Annie Littler visited w. b.
Littler Saturday.
Mrs. Austin Leach, of Frankfort,
visited relatives here last week.
Howard Bond and Christy johnson,
OF HiIlsboro, were visitors here Sat-
urday.
Ben Easter visited in Leesburg Sum
day.
Miss Villa Simmons visited at Gin
cinnati few days the past week.
Mrs Rachel VAIN and daughter and
Mrs. Grace Fishback visited in Green
field Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Dickson and Miss Alma
Newland returned to Terre Haute,
Ind, last week, after spending several
weeks with relatives here.
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The Big Sandy news., 1912-08-02
WATCH THE BABIES.


The treatment and care OF In
fants during the summer should not
be confined to the ordinary treat
ment OF definite disease. but should
be directed especially toward offsett-
Ing the effects of the heat. says
The Journal Of the American Medi-
cal Association. Less food should
be given than in cool weather;
plenty OF water, however. is desir-
able, Children should wear little and
loose clothing, and frequent cool
and tepid baths should be given.
Heat stagnation should be avoided
30 far as possible.
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PIKEvLLE.

! George II. Burris, who receive,
injuries from being thrown from
mule near his home at Crigger, re
Gently, died last Saturday afternoon
/ AS successor to Rev. W. s. Shipp
who left for Louisville several week
ago. Rev. T. j. Rigg, who for sew.
eral years was pastor OF the Bap.
tist church at Ashland. has beer
chosen to the pastorate of the Bap-
tist church of this place.
J. F. Pauley and w. b. Taylor
have purchased a large boundary OF
timber from John w. Ford, on Blggi
Branch, near MIR. Ford's home at
the Forks, The consideration for
this timber was $4,000, and the
purchasers win begin at once to cut
and haul IT,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Bentley is suffering
from severe attack OF erysipelas.
Mrs G. @. Bentley is in a precar-
ious condition from nervous pros
tration.
The infant child OF Jake Lust ar
of Chloe Creek, died Tuesday and
was inferred in the Dilrs cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Tackitt. aged aout 80
and the mother of Squire Tackitt,
lied at her sons home Tuesday
night and was laid to rest in the
Dill's cemetery.
According to wire reports receiv-
ed here. an immense amount OF dam
age was done by the terrific storm
wednesday night in the neighbor-
hood along Marrowbone Creek, Pike
county. Crops and the soil on en-
lire farms have been washed away.
Such havoc was never wrought by
storms in this section before.