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The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-12-20
Christmas at the Churches,

The First Presbyterian Sunday
School will give a Christmas en-
tertainment Monday evening with
a tree for the little folks. - TIE
older people viii bring gifts for
the poor Of our city. A good pro-
grants being arranged.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday school will give an enter
tainment Monday night at their
hall A good program Is being PIE
pared under the direction o; Mrs.
-.sm.ns anu Mss Allie Peecher.
The Christian Sunday school will
observe Christmas by giving a
party for the youno folks ut the
church Monday afternoon.
There will be a Christmas en-
tertainment and tree at the Cum
ber.and Presbyterian church al
Herndon on Christmas Eve. Al
are cordially invited and also can
bring presents for friends. A com
mittee viii be present all day oil
: Tuesday to receive presents.
The committee In charge OF tn
M. Il. Church, South, Christmas en-
/ tertsinment seem TO be arranging
a surprise as they say they vii
not announce their plans till mex
Sunday morning.
) The Odeh Avenue Presbyter'a
Sunday School will have their en-
tertainment Tuesday evening. Mr.
Bayhs Rector Is In charge OF tn
program, which win be an eiabor
ate one and bear on foreign mis
stonA. A tree viii also be a fes
ture. ''0".
Y The Bapt'st Sunday School wi
have a giving Christmas en.ertai
ment Monday evening at th
I church. A spseadid musical an
eiiterary progFsA has bee, arrani
led and feiaSxohgs this each cla'
win make donAtiops for the poo
There WIN also be : tree for Il
httls folks.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-12-20

The Saline County Medi-al So
ciety met at the court house on
Tuesday, Dec. ieth.
After an interesting paper by
Dr. J. q. Harris. the following Of
ticers were elected for the ensuing
year. ~ "sa
Pressdent-Dr. John r. HILL, N 2
ton. &'oA t's
vice-Press-Dr. D. r. Manning
MArshAAl
Secre<ary-Treasurer - Dr.. r. w
Tuk<iA At Leonar&
At The next meeting In January
thsrs VIA be . paper by Or. ii
D. Quagg. .....
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-12-20

Remaining In the Marshan. Mo-,
posi- office Dec. 18th, 1919. II not
ealied tsr IN 10 days vim be cent
10 ~ dsad letter office At wash-
inSton, D. G.
: Nssdasass Lissie johnson, O. q.
Reynoeds.
: NJ. Isa FaAnsstock, Denjanin
ysehson, Lewls $3.50. K,
r ~. n H1InYwn =. r
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MRS. ). M. WALKER died at her

MRS. J. M. WALKER died at her
home near Wapamaker Saturday
evening, December 18th after a
abort hlness OF perltonitis, aged
shout A years. She was al only
The death OF this good and pop
ular lsdy cssss 90 = surprise and
shocA 70 her many iriends.
Mrs.. Wp1ksr was ths daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. Rufus Clark OF this
city ana was reared In the COM
nunity where she died-
She wAs . good lsdy In every
aonss of IN worA asd lowing
V1le and nother. and q swect
C1slD<tsn character.
~ = survived BY her sor-
rowine h9sband and eight chill
dssn, one having died. The chA-
1san are % follows, Mrs. Rarl
Clsycomb, Mrs. John Hess, Hous'
Ton. Haanche. 0Iadys, Louise, JchI
on6 Hompr.
Iunsre1 serv3ces were conductst
!. q ths hQps st n :. y. Mopda,
~ Hev. Nm, vatdsnah, "A quar-
tetts eompots4 q lGlss ealNc Ksel
Nh Dgjhassh. sChaA xahl and Jer'
eu1s yNvngss, aeSx several appro
~ ao1oeoAon~ ~ fuDesaa ~
& 3 1nuc,oI !. 80. ~ f1rnk1 = ~
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-12-20

MRS MrLIssA JANE HOWELL
w,s bora February 20, 1857, ia
at her hom, In Alfred, North Da-
kota, Dee. 5th, 1912, o. pneumona "a
at the age o. i5 years and 0 m mt 8
She was married TO the surviving
husband February 2sth, 1888. Two
children wers born to this union
The oldest Mrs. Alire NJ shepari'
of ailliam, Saline County, and Wm'
Forrest Howell OF Alfred, N. Dako-
Ia.
She was the Oldest daughter o.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Robert Higgins ana
was born and reared near Ar
row Rock where she has many
friends and relatives to mourn h'r
loss She VII be sadly missed by
by her new friends at her home in
Dakota She became a member
OF the Concord Chu,ra In the fai
OF 1905 was baptized by Rev. fgan
Herndon
!, She was good, kind VIE aho
: loving mother and to know HI
was to love her. She leave" be-
sades her husbind AMI two chf'
Aren, two brothers, Samuel D. Fig
gins OF Speed, Cooper county, snt
Char,ey Flggin,, OF Norway, Repu'
Nc county, Kansas.
F Her mother anil youngest siste
Louise died when she WIS a yours
Irari about i6 years old. Her faith
er passed away In the spring o
1eii. .-r.
Her remsins were brought to Sa'
ter Monday and her funeral wa
presched, by Rev. Z. Toabcrt, o
Slater. After these few cho'ce song
~Nearer My God to Thee, "Roa'
OF Agres,n and "Asleep in Jesus
were sung she was laid to rest l
the Concord cemetcrS. '
"a precious one from us has gon
A voice we loved Is still
"A place is vacant In our homes
n Which never cen be filled"
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The Daptlkst Indies made big
sucoess OF their bazaar Saturday,
rcaislng rsesssy eaeo.
Rev. d c. Boetoa will fii the
pulpit az the Baptist church 10 Gil
liam the second Sunday OF each
month
The Presbyterian. Methodist
Bspt'et end CArtstian churches ol
Alma have united and viii sup
port = Aon-sscearisn church.
! nSAiset ~ chslstsas ocisaes sur
NJ ~ ~ - th0 Un1vorso. &
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lelIles . Trsia

Squire Rucker, Z proainsnt citk-
seu Of nAackwater vas struck by
. Mo- Pac. passenger the "Mcrry-
ro-roonds Wednesday morninG
and instantly Aknlsd. He was walk
ing song tho track and had mt
pssled sharp curve and Il =
supposed be did MT A,ssths trsin.
Mrs. Rnana Spencer. a Los An
eeies, GA, was Tho guest q Mr..
r =, Leyhe net week. Mrs Leyhs
sntsrta5psd = AeF hcnae ea1nrday
aefornoor " x NJ. !. 3. \. z. 4. K s.
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WYATT.

Wyatt, March 25.-We have been
having some rain the last few days
and also some very cold weather,
but not enough cold to injure the
grain crop.
Miss Lula Turner is visiting at
Mr.. Burk's,
Mrs, Tom Pritchett and little
daughter, Pelham, of Dallas, spent
last week here with relatives. They
returned home Sunday morning, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Pritchett and Mr.. Amos Fowler.
Prof Caldwell spent Sunday in
Dallas.
There we're only a very few from
this section who visited the Fat
Stock show in Fort Worth.
Mr.. w. A. Few will go to Italy
tomorrow to move his brother, Mr.,
Fernando Few, up here. He will
live with G. B. Bratcher.
Mr.. w. C. Haney Is building n
new barn on his farm.
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LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With Diff
ferent Diets. Peaches and
Buttermilk for Three Years.

Cecilton. Md.-Mr. George Richards,
Of this place, during the past IL years,
has probably tried more different diets
than the average person would ever use
in lifetime.
What he has TO say about his expert
ments, must therefore be highly interest,"
ing to anyone suffering from indigestion
or stomach troubles of any kind.
He says: For rscre than IL years,
| suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bill.
and medicines. was also operated Or
for piles.
lived on dried peaches and buttermiik
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
was physical wreck. | could moi
sleep, and was as near crazy as man
could we'll be.
must say that after taking two 25-cent
packages of Thedford's ck-Draught,
it did me more good than all ever spent
for other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since. and | am as hard as IRON"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
in successful use for more than 10 years.
Tryit But be sure that it's 'Fhedford's
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ENTERPRISE.

Enterprise, March 25-Health of
the community is good at present.
The rain and freeze last week Will
cause most farmers to have to plant
corn again. AS they had most all
just finished planting, and the cold
rain will rot the corn. Oats look
well and the little garden stuff, too.
The ground got good soaking this
time and we look for good crop
this season.
Mr.. Berry went to Fort Worth
Wednesday to meet his brother
from Oklahoma, who is spending q
few days with them.
Mr.. Tom Jones went to Forreston
Thursday to see his sick boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Flowers were
called to the bedside of his sick
mother over near Mountain Peak
Sunday, the Gath
Our school is progressing nicely
at Enterprise but we have not had
any Sunday school in four or five
weeks on account OF meningitis and
bad weather
Mrs. Christian was calling on
friends in this community last week
Miss Nellie Tidwell and Miss AL
/ lie Page of the Mountain Peak com.
munity We're guests at Mr.. p, II
1 Shaw's the 18th.
4 The recent freeze has done som
! damage to telephone lines aroun
{ here.
Mr.. Henry Strieklin has bet
working on the gI-avel roads but hi
come home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wfggir
! spent the 18th and 18th at his ia
theirs near Grandvfew.
Mr. and Mrs. Hessie Shaw, hi
mother and sister. also Mr. and Mrs
Silas Roden were visiting near We
nus the 18th.
Mr.. w. H. Hays had need to send
for the veterinary doctor Saturday
night, the 23rd To doctor fine COW.
Mrs. John and Orley Crechlines
from near Venus We're visiting in
our community Sunday, the oath.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Pleasant Valley, March 25.-For
the first time we will write to the
old Enterprise from this lonely spot
Of the world. We have had some fine
rains the last few days. People were
in good way planting corn before
the rain but 1t Is feared by many
that they will have to plant over on
account of SO much cold weather.
We are expecting a good crop this
year. The grain crop looks fine
throughout the country. Grass is
coming, too.
Health is very good at present.
Mr.. Eddlethorpe lost his wife last
week. The cause of her death is un-
known. Her remains were laid to
rest in the Pleasant Valley ceme-
terry
Rev. Robertson filled his regular
appointment at this place last Sun
day A large audience was present.
Mr.. Willie Morgan is visiting
home folks.near Mountain Peak.
Mr.. Battles of near Lone Elm
was in our community last week.
Our school is progressing nicely.
There was Sunday school here
last Sunday.
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HOWARD.

Howard March 25.--The grain is
looking splendid in this section and
the farmers are getting anxious
about corn planting, Some have
planted.
Mrs. J S. Byrum is reported to be-
on the sick list this week.
Grandma Kelley, who has been
quite sick, is some better
Mrs. John Gould has been sick
but is improving.
Mrs. P. NJ. wheatley is also on
the sick list.
Mr.. Hubert ColIey and Mr.. Smith
went to Mr.. Clay Parton's today 20
buy seed corn.
On account of the bad weather
there was no preaching Sunday.
Mrs. Creepy Simpson made her
departure Friday to meet her hus-
band at Bishop, Texas, their future
home
Mr.. L. B Alexandria has purchas-
ed his wife fine buggy horse.
Mr. Kent Wheatley and Mr.. J.
stockton We're In Howard last Fri
day visiting S. r. Wheatley and
family.
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PLAINvIEw NO. 1.

Plainview. March 26.-We had
small sleet Thursday and it rained
from Thursday night till Saturday
morning.
Several went to Waxahachie Sat
urday from Plainyiew.
Mr.. Jack Beckner was visiting
relatives at Milford from Saturday
night till Tuesday.
Mr.. Claude Morse and wife and
Mrs. Beckner were visiting Mr.. Jno.
Archer Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Beckner was visiting her
son, Mr.. c. NJ. Beckner, Sunday
night.
Messrs Virgil Campbell and Ar
thur Wagner were visiting MT.
Claud Eskridge Sunday.
There is some sickness at this
writing.
We had very good attendance at
Sunday school Sunday at PlainvieW.
Several went from Plainview to
Waxahachie Monday.
Mrs. Foster was visiting Mrs.
Miles Monday.
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sTERRETT.

Sterrett, March 25.-Health OF
community still remains good.
We have had some good rains
also some real cold weather for the
past few days
Most all the farmers have planted
corn and on account OF so much
cold weather 1t is feared most of IL
will be to plant over.
Oats and wheat continue to look
good. We are looking forward to !
good harvest Of grain.
Miss Willie Edna Clark entertain
ed her friends with a party Tuesday
night. Among the guests were Miss
Clara Knox of Waxahachie, Mr.. Blu
ford Digger and sister, Miss Lucille,
of Rocket, who are attending
school at Gunter. All reported nice
time
The posts for the interurban
right of way are being distributed,
1t is expected that fencing the right
of way will be commenced soon.
Rev. Moore did not fill his ap-
pointment at this place Sunday af-
ternoon on account of the bad
weather.
Miss Ruby Butcher visited Miss
Corinne Hosfcrd Sunday afternoon.
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ONWARD.

Onward, March 25.-Farmers are
fearful of having to plant corn over.
Misses Ida Buxston and Stella
Lavender spent Tuesday night with
Misses Zania and Lorene Allan.
Little Lois Thompson is on the
sick list this week.
Two of Mr. Will Rains children
are sick.
Mr.. Robert Allan. who has been
visiting his brother, Mr. Dick Allan,
returned to his home in Oklahoma
"Wednesday morning.
Mrs. fannie Massey and little
daughter were visitors at Mrs. Belle
Cavender's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Pete Rape and wife have re-
turned from south Texas. where
they were called by the death or .
grandchild. Mr. and Mrs VIII
Curry. parents of the child, accom-
panied them, bringing the body OF
their loved one and laid 1t to rest in
Pleasant Valley cemetery. We SYM
pathize with them in heir sorrow.
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sARDIs.

Sardis, March 26.-We thought
we were ready to bid farewell to
winter quarters, though these signs
were only of short duration. as
Thursday and Friday icicles were
plentiful, but think nothing Is very
much damaged in the way Of vege-
tation and fruit.
The farmers are getting very
anxious to plant corn.
Mr.. G. w. Skipper left Monday
morning for Corpus Christi for his
health. to be gone an indefinite
time.
Uncle Nat Grimes is on the sick
list at this writing, also Uncle Josh
Delk Is sick.
Owing to the ice on the phone
wires Sardis has been cut off from
communication for few days, but
W rk was done Monday that has
things out.
Masters Odus Garyin and Robert
Kelly were of the lucky number to
lay aside the shoes last Tuesday and
the creek being a new thing for Sar-
dis the youngsters tried the stream
a bit, Garyin coming in pretty wet,
and as result he is suffering with
tonsilitis.
The young people were quietly
entertained by Prof. Reaves and
wife Monday night.
Mrs w. D. High has been among
the number to be sick last week.
Mr. O. w. Stewart has another
farm hand in the person of a wee
SON.
Miss Johnnie kirkland is spend
ing this week with Mrs. Fin Garvin.
Mrs. Ben Jones and Mrs. Laura
Patterson spent last Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Milton Woodall.
The Sovercigns of the w, c.. were
highly honored with surprise on
meeting last Wednesday, when Mrs.
Carter served fruits and candies.
DR.. and Mrs Poplin spent las,
Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs
John Kennedy of waxahaehie.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Bate Of Waxa
hachie are spending a few day
with Sardis friends and relatives
Mesdames Kirk. Hassel and Ale
, we're all helping Mrs. Carter qui
Monday.
Mrs. Kelley visited Mrs. Ora
Monday.
Mr.. Walter Mcclellan of Cole
man City is spending few day
with homefo1ks here.
Everybody remember Rev Moor,
will preach the first Sunday.
Sund school every Sunday
m rning at 1915. Have not miss
ed one Sunday this year, owing tc
bad weather.
Rev. Delk will preach the fifth
Sunday night,
The Sardis baseball team recently
reorganized and will soon begin
their career.
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COLEMAN FARM.

Coleman Farm, March 26.-The
health Of this community is very
good at this writing.
w. a. Ratliff. w. A. Lloyd and ].
w. Bevels attended the fat stock
show one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Bruce spent
Sunday with j. W. Bowels family.
Miss Edna Penner called on Mrs.
John Penner Sunday night.
Mrs. Alma Paulston visited Mrs
Jim Graham one day last week.
The telephone posts are about al
on the ground on account OF thu
cold spell last week.
Miss Ottie BeveIs spent Sunda,
with Mrs. A. Fl. Bennett
MFR. W. A. Loyd's little son, Hen
ry, is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Howell spent Sunday
with Mrs. Adella Bowels.
Miss Ottie Bowels called on Miss
Maud McWhorter Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McWhorter
spent Monday night with his moth
err. Mrs. McWhorter.
W. A. Ratliff and J. w. Bowels
went to Dallas.
Mrs. ]. w. Bowels and daughter,
Ottie. spent Monday with Mrs. D. B.
Hart.
Mr.. Slim Lingston attended the
fat stock show one day last week.
Mr.. Jim kingston spent a few
days in Dallas last week.
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day and Sunday with home folks.
Alex Rankin went to Waxahachie
last week.
Rufus vinson was in Waxahachie
last week.
A few of the young people enjoy
ed a forty-two game at the home Of
Miss Berlah Graves Saturday
night.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Harris March 10, but lived on
ly short time, dying Saturday
night, March 16. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Misses Myrtle and Hattie Elder
of Ennis are visiting the Misses
Young
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry But
Ter, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Conner of
Avalon were visiting John Conner
and wife Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wood are Wis
iting In Ennis this week.
. Mrs. Whit Wood of Ennis is visit-
( ing relatives here now.
: Mr.. j. II. Hubbard has moved
from the Berry residence to the
Goodwin place west OF Rankin.
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boy, the 10Th.
Mrs. P. w. Treese and Mrs. Bob
Treese spent last Wednesday at Mr..
Joe Harwelps at Cedar Hill.
J. A. Carson attended court at
Waxahachie last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Isom of Valley
Grove spent last Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Billingsly.
Mr., Warren Moore of San Antonio
spent last Friday with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. HershelI VOORHEES, of Mid
lothian, who is attending school at
Austin, visited Mr.. J. W. Billings
ley's family last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Witherspoon
visited relatives in Dallas last week.
Rev. Moore's son, Milton. is clerk
ing for Mr.. T. N Curry.
Miss Moneta Wiley and little
brother Raymond of Little Creek
spent last night with their sister,
Mrs. Hugh Clemmons.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Jones went
to Lancaster today.
Milburn Johnson and wife have a
very sick baby with lagrippe and ca
tarrhal fever.
Mrs. Will Lavender is on the sick
list.
Rev Morton did not fill his ap-
pointment at the Baptist church last
Sunday on account of the mud.
Mr.. Brownie Tuly made a business
trip to Cedar Hill yesterday.
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HOWARD.

Howard. March 25.-The farm
ers are afraid they will have to re-
plant corn and Irish potatoes
On account of the heavy rains
and ice last week the telephone
lines were nearly all rendered use
less for about two and one-half
miles north of Howard. The posts
are on the ground and some of the
wires were broken.
A case of meningitis was repors-
ed Friday by Dr. w. B. Armstrong
two and one-half miles east of How
ard
J. H. King, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.
Luther Hudnall and Charley Bo-
rem of Ray were in Howard Satur-
day afternoon.
O. t. Murphy. proprietor of one
of the stores here, went to Dallas
last Tuesday on business.
Mesdames Ruby Woodring, Sadie
TauIbee and Rosa Davenport and
Miss Allie Poulter visited Mrs. Jesse
| Woodring Tuesday.
Mrs. Effie King spent Monday
with Miss Pearl Smith
! Louise Cole spent Thursday night
with Bertha Walker.
Pauline Alexander spent one
night last week with Mary Taulbee
Mesdames Inez Godfrey, Lena
Armstrong and Dolores Poulter
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
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RANKIN.

Rankin, March 26.-After few
days of sunshine the rain has start
ed again and farmers are getting
uneasy about the corn crop.
Two of c. T. Wilson's children
were sick the past week.
D. l.. Moore has been down with
lagrippe but is better now. Mrs.
Charley Howell is also on the sick
list.
tpart OF the week did not kill TIL
gardens but the ice and wind Y
tgether have all the telephone lin
down.
Misses Alice and Babe Youn
were visiting In Ennis last week.
Miss Edna Pickering spent Satul
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pLaISyIEw NO. 2.

Plainview, Texas, March 26.-
Farmers are glad to see the big
rain that we had last week, AMI
sorry to see the freeze as they
thought it would kill gardens but 1t
didn't hurt anything very much.
We had Sunday school at the
school house in spite OF the mud.
Mr.. Arthur Wagner visited Miss
Jennie Alsup Sunday.
Mr.. Rush High and Miss Made
Hickmond were IN our community
Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Battles is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Mckinney, at
Midlothian.
Our school is progressing nicely
under Prof. Ferguson, and have
society every other Friday evening
at the school house.
Mrs. Grace Bynum visited Mrs
Pete Curry Wednesday.
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, March 26.-Health
of the community very good with
the exception of bad colds.
We have had plenty of rain and
mud for several days.
There was singing at this place
Monday night.
The Home Mission Society has
purchased new gas lights for the
Methodist church and have them
ready for service
Mrs. f. L. Lavender was visiting
in Waxahachie Sunday night.
Mrs. Lena Pennington was shop
ping in Waxahachie Monday,
Mrs. Jim Patton of Sardis visited
her son. Mr.. Jim Patton of this
place, last week.
Mrs. Carrie Sullivan and children
we're the guests of Mrs Myrtle
Holmes Wednesday.
Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Moore
were the guests of Mrs. saliie San
ford Monday.
The little child Of Mr.. Charlie
Gribble is reported as being improv-
ing some,
Mr.. Willie Sanford had business
in Waxahachie Monday.
There will be singing at this
place next Sunday night. All are
invited to come and take part.
Mrs. saIlie Patton visited Mrs.
Henry Briant Of Walnut Grove
Tuesday
Miss Sallie Dorton has been on
the sick list for few days, but is
better at this writing.
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daughter. Mrs. Young, had re-
covered from an attack OF menin-
gifts. At Stsrrett / bought two
dozen eggs cheap from Horton and
Culbertson and came home. At FIT.
Worth I met and conquered W. R.
Bearden from Waxahachie 8. r. r..
Humphreys of Lancaster 2, ]. Smith
of Decatur, Texas, and Lee Hancock
who ordered the Enterprise for Han
cock and Son at Silverton, Texas.
BILL cox.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Wagner visit
ed their son and daughter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alvey Wagner, of Boyce Mon
day.
Miss Ethel Wagner visited Miss
Jennie Alsup Monday evening.
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Ethel Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Orr of Hill
county are visiting the latter's me-
Their. Mrs. Floyd.
Mr.. Jesse Woodring has gone tc
Southern Texas for few days.
Mr.. B. F. Smith went to Waxa-
hachie Monday.
Miss Allie Poulter visited the
Misses Floyd Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Watson, who has been
quite sick forsthe last few weeks, ia
better
A great many are suffering with
severe colds this week.