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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30
DOUBLE DIVORCE ALLOWS
MEN TO TRADE" WIVES

COVER, MO, Sept 30-John F..
Heath. a railroad agent at Cover, and
A. L. Montgomery, a barber, have
swapped wives Heath was divorced
from Blanche Heath. Heath alleged
extravaganza. Montgomery got a di-
vorce at the same time from Carrie
Montgomery.
Montgomery and Mrs. Heath were
married in Kansas City and have re-
turned to Cover Heath and Mrs
Montgomery were married in Maryville
Mo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30
MUscoeEE DEMOCRATS TO RALLY

COLUMBUS, GA, Sept ga DEM
ocratic rally is being planned for Mus
cogee county, 70 take place at the coun-
~ court house in this city about No
Nember /, for the purpose Of arousing
interest in the national election in or
der to bring out a heavy vote on cleo
ton day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

Your vote and influence
is solicited for r. NJ. Clay
ton for Chief of Construc-
ton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

j. w. Goldsmith,
B. 3. BrasweIl,
J. n. Moye,
J. c. MosIey,
A. Massey,
John A. Jones,
Walter P. Andrews,
{. A. Cronheim,
n. D. White,
z. T. Campbell,
T. A. Hammond,
w. w. Anderson,
A. 3. Morton,
w. T. 5rasweIi,
F. 3. Coleman,
II. M. Patty,
DR.. |. T. Catron,
A. 3. GartreII,
John A. Boykin,
II. c. Barnes,
r. M. Jones,
n. A. Alexander,
D. |. Melton,
A. C. Briscoe,
J. II. Goldsmith,
J. w. Awtrey,
n. j. crahshaw,
M, D. Eubanks,
c. j. Osborn,
A. Ten Eyck Brown,
&. F. Williams,
Or. R. A. Verdirer,
V. B. Smith,
D. w. Ellis,
Dr.. M. McLarty,
j. Z. eSoW,
j. T. Bell,
Chas. Whiteford Smith,
{. E. Watson,
j. A. Smith,
r. A. Allen,
Samuel Nesbit Evans,
c. o. Fife,
II. A. Thomson,
{. D. Crane,
r. E. Snead,
A. j. Orme,
J. M. Tucker,
w. j. Williamson,
E. Vim Born,
w. A. Lindsey
w. A. Pickett,
Eugene r. Black.
Joseph L. Brou9hton,
Frank Weldon,
Harrison Jones,
Geo. r. Eubanks,
NJ. n. GaIyck,
c. 3. Reynolds.
Or. J. r. McCord,
w. r. Tichenor,
c. F. Jones,
Arminius Wright,
G. w. Mcdaniel,
B. A. JONES'
J. c. Simmons,
w. n. Forshaw,
VIM. Frank Buchanan,
w. A. Edmondson,
S. {. Mann,
Robt. p. Jones,
L. +. Price,
c. D. Smith,
A. M. Smith,
Charlton G. Oeburn,
M. r. WoodaII,
J. x. Jordan,
Edgar Latham,
Asa w. Gambler,
Rutherford lipscomb,
Nathan Coplan,
M. N. Holmes,
T. w. Jobson,
j. A. Palmer,
Jesse Nj. Wood,
{. D, Bishop,
w. j. TiIson,
M. HsrraIson, Jr.,
Jas. c. Conn,
j. 3. Allen,
Jerome Moore,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

John j. Simpson,
Guy M. ConIey,
L. D. Baker,
c. {. Long,
Chas. w. Walcott,
j. c. AdoIphus,
William S. Thomson,
S. 3. g Baldwin,
j. p. Wall,
A. Steve Hook,
S. T. Tibbs,
E. E. Pomeroy,
II. A. 6oynton,
Mike T. Lambert,
Thomas n. Scott,
CIaud L. Ashley,
Ernest M. Brown,
r. |. Avary,
Fitzhugh Knox.
Henry w. Davis,
Harold Hirsch,
Geo. F. Eubanks,
Lee Hagan,
w. n. Hoey,
Heard w. Dent,
George Gordon,
DR.. George F. Payne,
w. N. Hill,
{. /. Barnes,
j. C. Burson,
j. T. Ooonan,
Or, L. HoIlander,
r. n. White,
w. q. Wilson,
Henry II. Burke,
J. o. Bell,
John Woodruff,
James W. Cook,
M. c. Strickland,
T, S. Florence,
w. D. White,
{. D. Peters,
{ A. Speer,
A. Y. Robinson,
M. r. Miles,
M. Gilman,
w. p. Anderson,
}, Auerbaok,
J. V. WelIborn,
w. A. Rinkard,
John w. Hardwick,
M, S. Rankin,
James L. Msyson,
L. o. Wright,
A. w. FarIineer.
R. n. 5aegerIy,
Geo. M. Hope,
J. T. Rose,
Russell Shirley,
Or. Linton Smith,
Frank A. Pittman,
A. L. SuttIes,
W. P. WaIthalI,
S. G. Rock,
Geo. A. Campbell.
w. 7, Wilson.
Paul S. Etheridge,I
A. /. Armand,
J. w. leeman,
w. M. Brooks,
J. M. Skinner,
Geo A. Clayton,
John M. Miller,
Michael Fox,
Paul Pause,
r.. M. Patton.
Harry A. Etheridee,
II, N. Allen,
J. |. Gillespie,
w, o. Parker,
w. A. Fain,
n L. Davidson,
Allen D. Reeves,
P. 3. Mckinney
Or. w. A. Ruffir.
c. A. Watson,
M. L. Thrower,
Geo. c. Walters,
A. r. Shroey,
r. G. Brooks.
W. j. Riordan,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

W. M. Flynn,
L. {. Bennett,
Dave MandIe,
}. A. Bowers,
A. n. Chapman,
CORTLAND S. VIM,
T. n. Bryant,
Asa G. Gambler,
3. n. HartsfieId,
Andrew Calhoun,
y. Burson,
G. M. Fishback,
c. A. Jamison,
j. r. Smith,
Or. c. J. Vaughn,
n. Wemby,
r. c. Foster,
S. w, Herren,
L. Wade,
R. F. Wynne,
Lucian Harris,
M. S. Niece,
D. w. Yarbrough,
n. L. Carroll,
Dr.. Geo. S. Tigner,
n. D. Sorrells,
Manning.L. Alternately, .
w. E. Mashburn,
R. R.Shropshire,
N. o. Arlington,
(. II. MCGEE.
Harvey Hatcher,
w, S. Wilson,
w. B. Burpitt,
w, R. Shropshire,
Earl E. Griggs,
j. c. Logan,
Louis Gholstin,
Chas. kimbalI,
T. L. Bond,
A. w. Hodnett,
w. S. Duncan,
3. Lee Smith,
W, r. Belk,
James l. Key,
Wesley Derrick,
n. O. Reese,
Frank r. Smith,
Rev. R. {. Bradley,
w. M. 5earden,
E. c. Crichton,
J. r. Lawhon,
W. Hal Barker,
w. s, Richardson,
{. A. Hartsock,
Or. w, M. Powell,
DR., N. J. Grizzard,
Clarence Stocks.
S. N. Evans,
A. j. Mayfield,
DR.. J. c. White,
Victor II. kreigshaber,
|. f. Vickery,
j. z. Babb,
r. |. Saxon,
Paul Wesley,
Chas. n. Black,
n. G. Darby,
S. J. Womack,
c. E, Thomas,
Wade P. Harding,
h. 3. Wey,
Homer V, Brown,
P. /. Guest.
c. n. ShifIets
A n. Davis.
Henry n. Greene,
A. M. Hollingsworth,
W, P, Wilson.
Jim Manos,
W. S. Lounsbury,
w. DIN Stamps,
Ebb T. Williams,
J. n. Bullock,
c. r. Knox.
Eugene Dodd,
w. l. Bryan,
c. Il. Chapman,
John n. Thompson.
Milton A. Smith,
J. 3, jackson.
c. j. HoIditch,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

W. r. Story,
G. w. Cooley,
J. T. Hanjaras,
A. M. Willis,
J. F. Daniel,
E. c. TrusseII,
Jake 5roznaok,
o. A. Westbrook,
Guy A. Myers,
A. {. ChiIds,
Roy M. Alternately,
j. r. Seawright,
M. o. jackson,
{. Smith,
J. n. Merritt,
A. Jassabee,
B. r. Nelson,
S. w. Griffith,
Nelson T. Spratt,
w. B. Disbro,
w. j, Stoy,
J. M. Hunter,
w, S. McNeaI, ST.,
DR.. w. L. Gilbert,
D. r. Wilder,
Ivan {. Allen,
George Muse,
Albert H. Hytt,
c. D. Knight,
o. 8. Stevens,
F. J. SpratIing,
Albert Howell, Sr.,
Geo. P. Dickson,
j. s. Bomar,
DR.. John f. Purser,
M. M. Anderson,
c. x. Reaves,
w w. McNipch
7. F. McGahee,
J. o. Cochran,
Rev. S. r. BeIk,
L. D. Berger,
T. A. Capps,
W. M. Jenkins,
!. S. Shropshire,
Frank Wildly,
E. D. Thomas,
Paul Toland,
j. B. Thomson,
J. N. Landers,
D. D. Murphy,
3. F. 5yfieId,
Carl WoIfsheimer,
{. w. Martin,
Ben Lee Grew,
Chas. A, Davis,
c. Il. Girardeau,
j, L. Milan.
Or. A, H. 5askin,
{. {. HoIcomb,
c. n. McHan,
Dan S. Walraven,
w. M. Nichols,
J. M, George,
o. c, Cole,
n. b, Cochran,
Rev. c. p. Marchman,
S. D. Warren,
w. 3, Harper.
G. c. Jones,
3. c. Trouton.
Chas, D. Barker,
j. {. Upohurch,
w. " OsDetree,
j. M Morris,
II. D. Waugh,
T. r. Sawtell,
NJ 3 Oliver,
{. a. Haas.
Rollln II. Kumball,
Jesse Armlstesd,
F. A. QurIIian,
Bernard SuttIer,
Walter G. Cooper,
c NJ Tucker,
Isaac Schoen,
Rev G. A Adam son.
{. l. Florence.
Geo. l. Walker.
S. l. Dallas,
T. o. Hathcock.
S. 3 Turman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

Oscar Pappenheimer,
L. Jones,
James A. Wright,
J. L. White,
n. c. Shivers,
Geo. Nelson.
w. E. PaschaI,
r. w. Cameron,
Emmett Blount,
A. J. Shropshire,
Herbert J. Haas,
w. n. Bowen,
w. L. Thornton,
Paul A. CIemetns,
A. R. Smith,
William M. Smith,
H. F. Sanders,
John M. Nichols,
A. R. King,
A. c. johnson,
John A. Perdue,
Chas, r. Garner,
r. n White
w, M. Jones,
George w. Payne,
Sam j. Vim,
o, r. Penn,
w. F. Brandt,
A. C., Belcher,
S. j.. Moncrief,
Rev w, o. Foster,
R j. Hudson,
Homer J. Weaver,
c. M. Reynolds,
w. j. Withers,
w. w. Hammett,
James Brown,
S. A. Williams,
c. R, Walker,
j. n. Clark.
A. c. Bruce,
L L. StovaII,
J. T. Mills,
r. l. Estes,
M. c. kiser,
E. P. Gatfney
w, n. Britain.
Or Frank Eskridge,
Howard Arnold,
n. 3. Bradley,
w. A. Simpson,
n. L. Singer,
w. F. Brown,
S. J. Heath,
l. w. Bradley.
Or. H. M. Smith,
Homer Ashley,
J. A. CrumIey,
II. L. Simmons,
c. A. Stokes,
John r. Webb.
DR.. w. j.. Auten,
j. M. Shearer,
j, N. Ewing,
w, n. Hancock,
w, D. Alexander.
Clifford |. Anderson,
D. D. Baker.
M. TessIer.
Geo. w. Sealy,
John S. Gambler,
n. N. Outton,
J. w, Henson,
G. c. Tucker,
M. II. Reeves,
P. F. Smith,
81. Paris.
c. E. Tempe,
J, P. Westpery,
Joel Hurt,
W. r. Story,
j. r, Butler,
r. c. Mccall, Sr.,
w. n. johnson,
John 8. 6oIst,
Shepard Bryan.
N, A. Ansley,
Joe II. Burdett,
Remson King,
U. A. Robertson,
n. l.. TutwiIer,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

W. E. Hoffman,
w. T. Snead,
Winfield p. Jones,
w. r. Galloway,
j. 3. McNelIey,
w. Earle Daley,
H. S. Cane,
Jas. x. Hines,
Jas. T. Miller,
Henry Olsen,
Gordon F. Mitchell,
Robt Lee Avary,
7. A. Splan,
c. J. Terrell,
J. &. Wilhelm,
J. II. Crowley,
w. M. Gavine.
j. L. Carpenter,
A. n. Davis,
Geo. A. Beattie,
w. w. Gaines,
j. r. Nell,
w. o. Marshburn,
T. j. Ripley,
J. M. Simonton,
Edgar oliver,
A. n. Bancker,
G. c. McWhirter,
VerIin B. Moore,
M. n. Abbott,
G. B. CanviIl,
S. j. Mcdowell,
3. G. West,
W. 8. Albright,
C. D. Maddox,
E. n. Bentley,
Van Astor Bachelor,
j. n. Johnston,
Dr.. J. 3. Moncrief,
Thos. 3. Brown,
D. A.. PirkIe,
A. J. Shropshire, Jr,
n. c. HoIbrook,
Frampton E. Ellis,
w. n. Lee,
G. A. Martin,
L. j. Crowley,
w. A. DeLamar,
w. G. Lamb,
T. L. Beattie,
Y. r. HoIlingsworth,
Jno. o. Humphries,
Roy L. Craycraft,
n. /. TeIleferro,
J. C. Reynolds,
M. S. Rankin. J
|, n, Fitzpatrick,
Jas. E. Warren,
w. r. Williams,
J. S. Crown,
c. L. Pettierew,
Alvin L. Richards,
G. T. WEIGH,
Max SiIverman,
c. p. Cam,
w. c. Cheney,
c. w. Underwood,
Chas. 3. Shelton,
Ernest c. kontz,
c. w. Jones.
A. w. Willard,
{. S. chiIdress,
E. w. Baldwin,
r. r. Shropshire,
w. Seompard,
C. folds,
w. n. Bryson,
N. S. WaIkley,
c. J. Graham,
Jacob 5roekman.
WaVerly Fairman,
p. c. MeDuIfie,
w. r. Phillips,
n. S. Baisden.
w. Nj. Elliott,
o. w. Krumbill,
w. w. Strong,
Jas. Brown,
c. n. Msroney,
c. w. corIey,
r. G. Hunt,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

Henry S. johnson,
Wilmer L. Moore,
Nym Mccullough,
Chas. |. Branan,
Nj. Liohtenstein,
S. A, Wardlaw,
w. A. Vernoy,
w. S. Featherstone,
c. A. Pitts,
J. T. HoIIeman,
J. N. McEachern,
T. X. Glenn,
|. N. Brown,
|. NJ. Ragsds lie,
7. G. Thrower,
Jacob II. Olson,
j. F. Handy.
Stewart r. Roberts,
c. M. Rizer,
p. n. Akers,
A. 3. Caldwell, .
G. j. Lawhon,
L. c. Daeeett,
w. r. johnson,
c. G. Hannah, !
Virgil Phillips,
Geo. 3. Human,
M. L. Less,
Robert J. Lowry,
w. S. Witham,
II. Y, McCord,
T. o. Poole,
c. II. Kelley,
o. M. srissendine,
John Justis,
Walter Nc EIreath,
j. NJ Austin,
Marion Smith,
J. S. SeweII,
Frank Hawkins,
r. J. Quinn,
A. P. Morgan,
M. N. WEIGH,
Mark W. johnson,
w. V. Kreisshaber,
Walker White,
{. r. Stanley,
J. L. Stewart,
S, D. Clay,
T. 3. Ryan,
{. W. Walker,
c. c. Crymes,
D. j. Baker,
w. q, morris,
Hudson Moore.
l. n. Hill,
J. Carroll Payne,
Edward c. Peters,
Forrest Adair.
Rev, A. c. Ward,
r. l, Asbell.
Dan w. Green,
J. N. Harris.
c. A. Tappan.
Or. G, Y. Pierce,
Tom Ton1lirson,
Frank 3, Eaves.
7, l. Francis.
=. N. Williams,
A. J. Galloway,
M. L. Minor.
w. n. Rabern,
o, W. Allen.
n. NJ, Golden,
w. 1. Percy,
J. W. HoIljngsworth,
NJ. {. Tucker,
W. Q. Ovens,
j, E, Guthrie,
Clsud c. Mason,
R. A. MeMurray,
R. N. Walker,
Frank Weldon.
Charles AlVerson,
J.. n. 5radfield,
o. L. Jernigan,
J. D, Mccarthy,
Boiling II. Jones,
=. n, jackson.
w. A. Fincher,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30
ACCUSED SLAYER REFUSED BAIL

LA GRANGE, GA, Sept 30.-Appli-
cation for bail has been refused by
Judge r. w. Freeman, of the superior
court in the case of ]. D. Daniel, in
dlcted for the death of Horace Black a
negro, last April. He has been in the
county jail since the killing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

Because he has been vfed
his aducers
@ on this style campaigning that At
lanta stands for FAIR PLAY and SQUARE DEAL.
Because he his opnn and
duty to the community
the CITY, regardless of personal prejud preferences
because being capable
and might have been
ring ring FINISHED Boubons are the best
possible example Chambers farthes possible from
the
Because his procming
responsible This is lie that demands
ACTLY as promised insofar
the constant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

Because
ourw
with
Because into
bundle prejudi
Because he clean thought
wela HONEST
Sto set proper example Metropolitan
Because
section has he
the bestinformed
ne
ut incident City which
dake to formulate and distressing
situation WITHOUT ANY INCREASE IN THE TAXRATE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

w. s. Morrill,,
J. F. Westbrook,
S. r. Boykin,
F. l. NeufviIle,
D. o, Chestnut,
Or. G. A. Vinson,
&. w. Greenway,
w. w. Bourne,
J. v. Poole,
w. A. White.
J. F. GoIightIy,
w. j. Preston,
A. J. Moss,
j. A. Noyes,
w. S. Dillon,
w. P. Coles,
W. &. Tippen,
L. H. Forster,
r. r. Gillian,
r. J. Vanderau,
w. E. Sheats,
Lowndes ConnaIIy,
E. D. Thomas,
D. P. Morris,
L. H. Lawhon,
j. o. Woodward,
J. II. Clarke,
D. A. McNabb,
w. T. Hollis,
r. M. Massey,
w. 3. Short,
(. X. Bair,
.. A. 6orssteaat,
T. M. Fincher,
c. j. Simmons,
j. o. Palmer,
Chas. N. Allen,
w. n. PendIey,
Lewis w. Thomas, .
w. 3. Thompson,
|. N. johnson, Sr.,
w, j. Laney,
w. j. Clover,
Carl Hutchinson,
F. M. Brown,
T. 3. Hiedon.
9. /. Goldsmith,
Jno. A. Boykin,
|. E. Tinney,
3. Blackwell.
Lowndes Calhoun,
c. G. Hunt,
r. c. Hannah,
S. r. BrumbeIow,
p, c. Morgan,
G. L. Whaley,
J. p. Glore,
A. c. Ashley,
j. c. Williams,
II. II. Norman,
w. r. Mullins,
{. p. Starnes,
c. c. Austin,
J. &. Oxford.
C. e. Marshall,
w. r. Holder,
S. r. Dunbar,
John T. Davis.
John {. Gay.
J. n. Murphy,
Gwin Fife,
j. w. Starr,
/. N. johnson,
John w. Woodruff,
o. G. Hayes,
j. T. FundIey.
L. A. Murphey.
w. c. Mcdonald,
G. M. Eakes.
T. r. AIIeood,
{. S. Small,
r. NJ. Galloway,
W. S. Gillian.
w. G. Alexander,
X. Sieael,
Walter M. 5rice,
{. L. Ozburn.
M. 3. Hooks,
w. II. Lathrop.
John Adams,
A. A. Deloach,
J, A. Warrington,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

w. j. EckeIs,
J. w. Thompson,
F. n. NetherIand,
J. n. johnson,
Thos, A. Holbrook,
7. A. Day,
M. c, Park,
D. r. Evans,
E. E. Fitzpatrick,
n. Parks,
j. r. Lumpkin,
D. L. Thomas,
j. F. Shields,
M. Miller,
Harry Smith,
Fred Machin,
j. T. DeJarnette.
J. o. Andrews,
n. Cronhein,
Ralph Victor,
s. r. Jacobs,
John 3. Richards,
(. S. Shelton,
T, p, Jackson.
r. S. HilIey,
c. E. Evans.
Lamont Myers,
A. r. Elliott,
c. r. Walker,
w. c. Thompson,
Or. Jas. L. Hull,
Jesse 3. Lee,
j. A. Smith,
T. A. Plaster,
Il. Y. Mcmillan,
G. r. Joiner,
w. II. Hooten,
A. 3. GartreII,
&. r. -Lawhon,
j. o. Carroll,
w. N. Hill.
c. S. ShifIett,
M. E. McAfee,
S. r. Baldwin,
w. l. Norman.
E. L. Mcdaniel,
w. A. Davis,
r. C. Fuller,
c. F. Morris.
w. H. Fuller,
L. D. Baker,
r. F. Galloway,
J. D. Alexander,
{. n. EIrod,
w. L. Campbell,
w. C. Shirley,
J. 3. WelIborn,
L. c. Green.
Russell Bridges,
w. c. Carpenter,
w. c. Cellars,
w. r. Daniel,
G. H. Hughes,
M. c. Morris,
w. z. OsIin,
r. II. White,
John w. Sharp,
J. 3. Mathis,
c. /. Clarke,
Ed Stauverman,
Chas. E. Thompson,
Or. S. T. Biggers,
j. E. Brown,
s. o, Clements,
Frank Ray.
Claude A. Smith,
w. w. Campbell,
J. j. Brown.
c. II. Leach,
M. G. Couch,
J. o. Whaley,
T. II. kermon,
G. r. Hardy.
Theo. w. Gissler,
Or. w. A. jackson,
w. F. Henderson,
II. w. OilIin.
L. A. Baldwin,
J. T. chiIdress,
T. M. Christian,
n. J. Horton,
n. c. Crosthwalt,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

J. w. McWilIiams, Sr.,
o. L. Crane,
H. D. White,
w. E. OsIin,
w. D. Coleman,
c. G. Najour,
A. c. kerIin,
J. r. Harmon,
n. L. Atwater,
w. w. Scott,
w. c. HolIeman,
w. {. Andrews.
Thos. A. Baldwin,
J. |. Meek,
j. j. Baker,
A. T. SpaIding,
r. l. Cox,
John r. HarweII,
J. L. MerreII,
L. G. Wynne,
J. n. Johnson,
c. /. leasel,
n. G. Newman,
Fred Turner,
|. S, Styron,
A. w. Sharp,
Walter N. Martin,
DR.. M. l. Nixon,
j. A. Scott,
DR.. L. c. Brewer,
Glen Dewberry,
J. p. Clements,
n. J. Ragon,
o. n. Pickett.
Oscar Pappenheimer,
J. r. Collie,
John BIats,
L. D. White,
J. S. Hill,
J. o. Alexander,
{. Guntharp,
Albert Lyon,
J. E. Mccullough,
Jno. T. Slaughter,
Geo. T. Lewis, Jr.,
Nickles Pope,
S. p. 5lanton,
L. 3. Morgan,
A. p. Lowndes,
c. B. RaesdaIe,
lrine Carter,
A. 3. CoIIey,
c. Oatley,
w. A. Culver,
w. w. Henry,
Paul U. Beam,
F. A. Hooper,
Logan 6IeckIey,
S. n. Beam,
w. w. Griffin,
j. 8. Grant,
w. r. Garwood,
3. A. DeLoach,
Geo. w. SawteIl,
c. 8. Myers,
John c. Allen,
Robt. Haverty,
Harrison Jones,
Geo. 8. Human,
Jas. G. Wilson,
n. D. McCutcheon,
Ed r. Hayes,
J. A. Mccoy,
U. w. 6ryson,
s. n. Bran, Jr.,
J D. McCarty,
{. c. CARTRIDGE,
Harvey johnson,
E. w. G. Booeher,
F. r. Logan,
S. A. Garwood,
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beyond the holidays and probably. in
clude the tenth wedding anniversary
of her brother, Bert McMutt and wife
which is the nucleus of big cele-
bration plan for January IA.
Art McNutt and family, who recent
" went to Griswold in his automo-
bile was stranded in Atlantic on his
way home because of bad roads. At
ter housing his machine they came on
by rail-
Miss Donahue underwent a trifiing
operation to correct a defective nose
because of which she was unable to
resume her duties as teacher at the
Root school house Monday.
Miss Nellie Bradley is again welding
the switch at school No. ?, Greeley
township, Miss Anna Hollenrake, of
Adair is again on duty at No. /.
After assisting Mrs. Grant Kness
with her household work Monday Miss
Bonnie Crees attended the Andersen
birthday celebration at Hamlin.
Mrs. Eta Jones and her two daugh-
ter, Daisie and Bonnie, left sunny Iowa
Monday to spend the winter on the
fog fretted Pacific slope.
An unusual number of trappers are
seen wandering up and down the
streams in search of Musk rats, Mink,
etc.
Ruby McNutt and Leland Owen
went to Extra Saturday with Ruby's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bradley.
Hans Hviid shipped car load of
butcher stuff in from Omaha to con-
sumo some of his soft corn.
Everett Norton dumped big pile of
corn on the Audubon market last week
at thirty-six per bushel.
G. HI. Christensen rushed FIVE teams
into his corn field Tuesday and cap
tured the last ear.
A fine new residence has sprung NJ
on the ashes of Hank Loyd's old one.
Sidney Renner is husking corn fol
Dick Hartzell.
How do like our big holiday edition
this week?
Lew Moore lost horse Friday night
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If candy makers had to depend on
men consumers instead of upon Cupid
and the kids, there would be great
failures in saccharine circles-but
there is one time of the year that my
masculine sweet-tooth asserts itself
and then, instead of yearning for the
chocolate-cream CONNECTIONS or the
fruit dips, it clamors for a big bag
of mixed candy, right out of the bar
rel.
/ admit it is a plebeian taste, that
the candy is mostly glue and -four
jumbled to suit the taste of the
adolescent-but somehow l cannot
feel that l have rightly celebrated
Christmas without this bag of candy.
When l was boy this is the sort Of
candy we got and the taste was early
acquired And what a lot of antici-
patton there was in eating the stuff
anticipation because when you stuck
your hand in the sack for a sweet
bit, you never knew whether it would
come out clutching a lemon-drop, a
caramel or a peppermint!
And. too, the candy was cheap. You
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could get a big bag full of it fcr ten
cents-and some of 1t was red and
some white and some yellow and
there were sugar hearts with mot
toes on them and nice round marble
balls with nuts in them and funny ami
NAL shapes that tickled-and oh!
heaps of interesting things in that
Christmas sack of candy.
This was the same kind of candy
we got sewed up in red mosquito-bar
sacks at the Sunday school Christmas
tree festivities, along with the nuts
and the popcorn balls.
And now, man that am, l cannot
get across the Rubicon of Christmas
without sauntering down to the candy
store and asking for sack of candy
"out of the barrel" Invariably the
candy man will tell me he has much
better candy and look at me In a sur.
prised sort of way, but | know what
want when want it-and Christ
mas is the time.
How about you? Haven't you a
sweet tooth left for the old-fashioned
candy?
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The Sunday school board met on
last Wednesday evening after prayer
meeting and ected officers for the
coming year as follows.
Supt. A. H. Roberts, who has been
the efficient superintendent of this
school for over thirty years. H. E.
Kittell assist. Supt., Frank Anderson
Organist, w. w. Smith Chorister,
Jessie Hoover Sec, Eschol Baker
Treas, Wanda Lucille Wright and
Eloise Buck Librarians.
This school will have fine program
and Christmas tree, this tree is free to
all. Amy one wishing to put presents
on the same, leave at the church and
a committee will look after it,
Prayer meeting and bible study
Wednesday of each week at 1880.
No choir practice this Friday even
ing.
On next Sunday the services will be
as follows s. s. at 10 A. m.
Sermon at II A. NJ. Subject "The
Secret of the Un-troubled Heart.
Children's practice Sunday afternoon
at 2 p. m. ..-
Epworth League at $50. Sermon at
1880 Subject "The Glory of the Stars"
All are cordially invited. ]. II. Freed
line, pastor.
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HERE AND THERE.

Here is certainly move in the right
direction. 1t is believed that the pub
dc morals committee of Des Moines
association will make favorable report
On the following bill which the legisla-
ture of Iowa will be asked to make
into an ironclad law:-Section THAT
dancing in all of its forms is hereby
prohibited in all the public schools of
the state of Iowa, and no dancing in
any form shall be carried on in any
public school building or under the
direction or authority of any public
school authorities or under the auspices
of any society or organization in any
way connected with any of the public
schools at any place.
Section 2:-No society or organiza-
ton of any kind form or nature asso-
ciated with or growing out OF the
public schools shall give or hold, either
directly or indirectly, any dance of
any kind at any place.
This looks much like a decided step
toward cleaner society and higher
grade of citizenship. 1t will do much
toward exterminating that human pest
that energies from our educational in
stitutions with a cigarette hanging to
his lips and postage stamp cap on the
back of his brainless knot as he squint-
ly squawks ooh, You KIDD" The
better classes and those who are in any
way interested in the uplifting of man
will hail this law with delight.
nipples of gaiety agitated Hamlin
Monday night. They emanated from
the D. B. S, hail. where about sixty
couples congregated to celebrate the
fortieth birthdays of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Andersen. She passed her
fortieth milestone just two weeks ago.
The big crowd danced and made
merry around his fortieth milestone
Monday night. A delicious supper
followed the dancing.
Mrs. George Lafoy wrote from
Milestone, Canada, stating that they
started for Iowa Tuesday, December
10. They will probably arrive in
Ross Thursday, which will mark the
beginning of visit that will extend