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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

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gen Jung Wan6.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

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bebi6itles Silitan6.
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litibetjenten fra Npfebing bor bol6t
Gorb6r pna Sc to Seglborfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

ST.. GalbtpeQ:-
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miblertibig Sinbrins. Jor en- 9ib iiben bleo ies OTIS
befalet galbtpeuS SDrup Pepfin, % bet er mig en- Jort
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&uitbmoene / &jpbenbaun bill, |
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en- @ienoom, ser ifal inoebolbe $40
2eiligbe6er mes 2 eller 3 8erell er,
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VENUS.

Venus, March 19-The writer
lives near the line of Johnson and
Ellis counties and don't know really
which county, but on the same rur-
al route.
Farmers arc behind with their
work on account of the unsettled
state of the weather Corn planting
will be extensively engaged in the
present week and a larger acreage
than usual is expected to be plant
ed in corn and farmers are very
hopeful of good crop year. The
prospects for good oat crop Ia very
good.
Rev. Bowman filled his regular
appointment at Venus Sunday and
Sunday night.
George Parham and Oscar Farris
Of the Mountain Peak community
were in Venus Saturday.
J. X. Meredith attended the fat
stock show Monday.
1 J. L. Walker of Mansfield was at
Venus Saturday.
! DIN Mccormick OF Mountain
Peak is gradually recovering from
bad case of meningitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Roden Of En-
lterprise, visited at T. c. Meredith.
Saturday.
| Roscoe Turner of Griffith was Al
Venus Sunday.
/ Many hands are finding work OF
the pike roads near Mountain Peal
when the weather permits, which
work is progressing we'll.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall were tn,
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kelso Sun
day.
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BOZ. 4

Boz, March 1s.-Spring is hero
again and people are getting busy
planting corn.
Mrs. Lee, relative Of Mr.. Less
Woodall, who has been very sick.
is better.
A large crowd attended services
at Bethel Sunday night. Rev. Lee,
Jr., occupied the pulpit.
The Masons had g call meeting
"Wednesday night at Boz to attenA
to some work carried over from the
regular meeting on Saturday night
before. Several visitors from othe
places We're present.
There was large crowd at sing-
ing at Greenhouse Sunday evening,
and everybody enjoyed the event.
The oil business is cruising quite
an interest among some or the pee
pie around Aaypearl. Some or the
interested perties are living near
Boz. We hope they will be success
full in finding plenty Of oil, which
will be a great help financially to
some of our people.
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MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak, March IS
Health OF this place is not very
good.
Rev. Tomlinson preached to q
large audience here Sunday.
Mr.. Free, an aged citizen of this
'p'ace. died at his home near Grif-
fifth We sympathize deeply with
the family.
Misses Louise and Edna Price
were the guests of Miss Euphy Ro-
ten Friday.
Mr.. Lokey Eskridge of Griffith
Switch visited relatives at this place
last week.
Mrs. ]. E. Ferguson and son,
Harry, visited in Waxahachie last
week.
Mr.. Edd Ferguson is on the sick
Hist this week.
Mr. Crate Roberts and Miss Hat
tie shytles Of Venus were in town
Sunday.
Miss Ada Morton of Midlothian
was the guest of Mrs. Leila Holland
Hast week
Mr.. Ansel Ferguson was seen
driving toward Enterprise last Sun
day.
Miss Hassie Price spent the day
with Mrs. Holland last Sunday.
Quit a number of our young peo-
lple attended singing at Beuna VISTA
last Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Holland and Ed Fergu-
son visited In Maypearl last Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Lizzie Berrier and children OF
Maypearl visited her mother, Mrs.
J.. E. Ferguson, Saturday night and
Sunday.
| There will be quarterly meeting
here Saturday and Sunday.
| Jim Taylor and family visited
home folks Sunday.
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GOLFERS CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel, March 10
Health OF this community is not
very good at this writing.
Mrs. Albert Stevenson is on the
sick list.
Mrs. ;. w. Freeman has been
very sick, but is improving now
Mrs ] Henry Miller and Mrs. Lee
Heine have been on the sick list
Mr.. A. Hobson's family are all
sick.
Mr.. Earnest Carroll spent Thurs
day and Friday night with his sis
ter. Mrs. G. L. Freeman.
Earnest Carroll and Chas. Pigg
went to the box supper at Ray Fri
day night.
Mr.. Marvin Beavers spent one
night last week with Mr.. RI. e. Ken
needy and @. L. Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Banks and
baby spent Saturday night with
home folks at this place.
Mrs Rosa Freeman spent Satur-
day with her aunt and cousins near
town &
There was party near Ray, Civ
en- by Miss Oracle Miller. EVERYONE
reports nice tina. CIV
Mr.. Fl. e. Kennedy and Mr.. Chas.
ID. Pigg went to town Sunday.
Mr.. ]. D. Freeman Of Ray Visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Freeman, Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. l. Freeman spent
Saturday night with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Carroll.
The farmers are planting corn.
Mr.. Lloyd Heine spent one night
last week with his cousin, Mrs. G.
L. Freeman.
Mr.. Frank Bradley's family arr
on the sick list, also Mrs. R. B. Ran
SON
Mr., Earnest Carroll and sister,
Miss Rosa Freeman, visited the
school Friday. They reported a nice
time The teacher and children sang
for them.
We would be glad to see II clear
off now on account OF SO much sick
ness and corn planting time.
Mr.. j. w Freeman had 2 very
sick mule the first OF the week.
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PLUTO.


Pluto, March 1S.-Health Is very
good
Farmers are getting somewhat
restless owing to the bad weather
causing late corn planting.
Mr.. Pigg was in Itasca on BUSH
ness last Monday.
Dimple and Dot Chalmers end
sister, Mrs, Ed Sparks, and hus-
band spent Sunday with Mr.. J. n.
Harvey and family of Tight Wad.
DR.. Cornwall and wife were m
Waxahachie on business Friday.
Mr.. ota Cantrell of Waxahachie
visited his sister. Mrs. W. s. Chal-
mers, from Tuesday till Friday.
Mrs. Warrington visited her
daughter. Mrs. May Allen, Monday.
Mrs. d. r. Allen visited near the
Chapel Wednesday.
Reginald Chalmers was in May
pearl Thursday.
Misses Ruby and Angie Powell
visited at Mrs. Chalmers Friday.
Misses Dimple and Dot Chalmers
spent Friday night at Mrs. Powells.'
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FORRESTON.

Fcrreston. March 1S.-Health In
this community is very good at this
writing
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w Phelps are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine
boy
George Pardon of Waxahachie
spent Sunday here.
Miss Estelle Hight of Waxahachie
and Miss Ida Lanicr OF Nash are Wis
iting Shellie Lanier.
Mr.. Frank Self of Italy made a
flying trip here Sunday.
Miss Lucy Satterfield. who is
teaching at Howard, spent Sunday
with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Harwell spent
part of last week at Mr.. w E. Wal
ker's visiting his father and mother
Mrs. G. w. Carter went to Waxa-
hachie Saturday
Lila Ellison of Waxahachie, Rutf
Marks. Miss Pannell of Milford
were guests at the birthday Dime
given by Mrs Morton Sunday II
honor of her son. Amos.
Saturday afternoon at her coun
try home, Mrs. Newcomb entertain
ed quite number of girls in homo
of her daughter. Ethefs fifteentI
anniversary. Some very interestinl
games we're played Hot ehocolat
and waters wer served The follow
ing we're present; Misses Econ
Davenport, Wilma and Fern Martin
Kirtley and Hazel Walker, Elsie an
Mildred Hamlin, Annie Lou Ell
son. Ruby Watson. Evelyn stuar
Emily Jarrett, Willie Jacobs, Rub
Donelson.
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Eatman Saturday afternoon


Eatman Saturday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Harper Of Dallas arc
Visiting their cousins. Mr.. G. b. Har-
lper and family.
Mrs. Marvin Marshall OF Rocket
spent wednesday Of last week with
her father, Mr.. }. s. Eatman, and
family
Mr.. Willie PLANT OF Rocket
visited Mr.. Hunter Foster Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Lonnie Thornton and sister,
Minnie, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. Perry ana family.
MI. and Mrs. Dave Prude OF
Rocket spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Prude and family
Mrs. Frank Prude visited Mrs.
Arch Prude Friday afternoon.
Miss irene Hearne OF Corinth
spent Saturday night with Miss
Maude Perry.
Mrs. Robert Rcasonover and little
daughter. Robbie Lorine, spent from
Wednesday till Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. @. w. Hamm, OF Corinth.
Mrs. John Harris spent Friday
with her father, Mr.. J. s. Eatman,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Small visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Sunday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel Porter Of Waxahachie
is visiting her father, Mr. r. +.
Morgan, and family.
Miss Ethel Young spent Monday
with Miss Mahle Hawkins.
Miss Willie Mae Eatman spent
part OF last week with her sisters
Mrs. Chas Bell and Mrs George
Hamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polly Owens and
family OF Red Oak spent from Fri
day TIL Sunday with Mrs. Owens
father, Mr.. Frank Farrar, and fam
lily.
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GROVE CREEK.

Grove Creek, March 1S.-Health
of this community is very good at
this writing.
Mrs Roberts is visiting her son,
Mr.. D. F. Roberts and family this
week.
Mr. Henry Wilson and wife called
at Mr.. Blevins' Saturday night.
Miss Annie Caswell called at Mrs.
T. w leagues Friday.
Mr. Fern Caswell and wife visited
Mr.. D. s. Caswell and family Sun
day,
Mrs. Woody and little daughter
May, called at Mrs. Bertha Roberts
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Meter Milan visited Mis-.
Ollie Woody Friday night.
| Mr. Frank Roberts little girl wa
taken very i'll with pneumonia Sun
day. A doctor was called at once
She Is better today.
Mrs. / R. Caswell is visiting he
sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Caswell, near Owl
la.
There is something doing thi
week with the farmers. They are al
in rush in this part planting cor
and the early planting is ali bein
lplanted over.
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SARDIS.

Sardis. March 18,-The grain Is
looking splendid in this section and
the farmers are getting anxious
about corn planting, and most of it
will be planted this week If contin-
ues warm.
Gardens and fried chickens are
also coming soon here as We hear
the chicks crying and see stuff peep
ing out their green heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Morgan ana
daughter, Miss Willie, left Sunday
night for their new home at Sea-
drift. Mr. Ode Morgan having left
with the car Thursday night.
We wish for all our good people
WHO have left us and sought homes
elsewhere much success and happi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs, E Delk visited
MIR. ]. N. McCaleb's family at Ray
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. r w Poplin made a trip to
Dallas last. week accompanying
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BOYCE.

Boyce. March 1S,-The weather
is fine and nearly everyone is plant
ing sorghum and corn.
Rev. Dooley of Trinity University
filled the appointment at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning
and Sunday night.
Rev 1'rotter preached at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at
% O'Clock
DR.. S. ]. Wilson and wife of Fort
Worth are visiting the formers par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Wilson.
Mr. A. D. Harris has moved tc
Ennis, where he has accepted po-
sition with the Wells-Fargo Express
I Company
Mr.. C. P. Roberts of this place
has moved to Ray where he has ac
tcepted a position as section foreman
with the Trinity and Brazos Vale,
railroad
4 Mrs. w. S. Sharp of Waxahaehi
visited in Boyce Monday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Roger and daughter
of Waxahachie visited Mr.. and Mrs
~. A Roger Sunday.
i Mr. G. w Ledwell has gone t
Electra on business.
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-, ,,rgad . n ,,roga,+ c,,r5ev
na y = n eiiuion Wants -
MAKE q new ilst Oh members.
As the Ola saying IS more the
inerrler'# mr. MARVIN Grimes proved
this % party given by the tenth
grace 70 the eleventh, at Misses Eva
and Gennevfeve Hollands at Waxa-
nachle last Friday. several OF the
boys mad TO accompany several girls
each. Marvin himself escorted four
OF the merry makers
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stages are
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Shaggs.
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ONWARD.

| Onward. March 1s.-Farmers are
making preparations for planting
| corn.
Rev. Moore filled his regular APP
|pointment Sunday; preaching to
quite large congregation.
Ernest Bretley had a narrow es-
cape Friday morning. While build
ing fire in the stove at the school
house with coal oil. the can explod-
ed In his hand, burning his face
considerably.
School is progressing nicely under
the management OF Mrs. Georgia
Poindexter.
Mrs. Fannie Massey was shopping
in Waxahachie last Monday.
Miss Beatrice Gates is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs Readings family are suffer-
ing with the humps.
Mr.. Jesse Peyton and wife of Dali
las are guests at Mr.. fannie Mas
seys this week
Mr.. Gallagher and wife were with
Mr.. Buckstone's family Sunday
MISS EAainGTlne SateS visited MISS
zania Allen Saturday night
Messrs. Jim Rape, wymar and
Cavender went to the cedar brakes
last Monday and returned with a
lgood supply of wood.
Mrs. Belle Lavender and daugh-
tier. Miss Myrtle Hammer. were
Ishoppfng In Waxahachie Wednesday
Quite crowd from here attend
ed services at Christian Chapel Sun
day afternoon
Mr.. Nick Lfndop and family Of
Long Branch Were visiting Mr.. Lin
OOPS brother, Mr. Jack Lindop.
Sunday
Mr.. Henry Poindexter and wifo
were guests at Mr.. Wallace Hayes
Sunday.
Sunday school every Sunday
morning
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CHAPEL HILL.

Chapel Hill, March 19.-We are
having some pretty weather after
so long.
There was Sunday school at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and at the Baptist church in the
afternoon as usual Prayer meeting
Sunday night.
Miss Deck Farrar spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Blanche
Farrar.
Miss Ethyl Young visited Misses
Pearl Farrar and Willie Keller Satur'
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Farrar visited Mrs.
Billie Clopton Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ford johnson spent Saturday
night with her father, Mr.. R. 7. Nor
gan, and family.
MIR. Albert Perry visited Mr.. Bryan
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PLATNvIEW.

Plainview, March 1s.-We have
been having some pretty weather for
the past few days
Mr.. J. A. Honeycutt and wife OF
near Alvarado was visiting his
Eother-in-law, Mrs. Miles, from
Friday night till Sunday morning.
Mrs. Beckner and son was visiting
Mr.. G. NJ. Beckner Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. e. A. Petty and family were
visiting at Mrs. Aliens Sunday.
Misses Lorena and Lucille Tidwei
were visiting Misses Ida and Josis
Campben Sunday
Mr.. John Bradford and famil
: and Mrs. Clark were visiting at MI
Ebert Parker,s Sunday.
We had very good attendance
lat Sunday school Sunday evening al
/ P1ainview.
/ Mrs Mamie and Miss Evelyn
Bradford went to Waxahachie shop
ping Monday.
Mr.. Claud and Misses Ina .Esk-
Ain6e anu JShHlo Aisup went W WI
Wiley Wagner's to play dominoes
Monday night.
Mrs. Beckner, Ora Morse and Mrs
Minnie Tidwell were visiting at Mrs
Miles Sunday evening.
| The farmers are busy planting
their corn.
| Health is very good at this writ
| ing.
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STERRETT.

Sterrett, March 19.-Health of
this community remains good
The box supper at this place Satur-
day night was enjoyed by a largo
crowd. Some good talks were deliv-
cred by County Superintendent Graf
ton and DR.. Hornbeak OF Trinity Uni-
versity, also a very interesting read
ing was given by Miss Clyde Long.
1t seems that winter is Just about
over and the farmers are busy plant
ing corn.
Saturday afternoon when Mr.. KEN
BILE Thomas was returning from town
the buggy In which he was riding
was struck by an automobile and
completely demolished Mr.. Thomas
was thrown from the buggy and had
narrow escape but was only slight
| ly injured.
Miss Clyde Long spent Friday
night with Miss Willie Edna Clark
Miss Minnie Sue Goodlet of Red
Oak spent Saturday night and Sun
day with her cousin, Miss Ruby But.
cher,
Prof. Ely of the Bethel commune
lty spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. w. A. Culbertson.
Mr.. Herbert Carlton and Miss Ru-
! by Butcher attended church at Red
Oak Sunday night.
Messrs. Davy Butcher and Loyd
Kemble attended church at Red Oal
Sunday night.
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Rocket.

Rocket. March 1s.-The oat
crops in this community is looking
fine since the recent rain.
Corn planting is now the order
Of the day.
Rev. Stewart filled his regular
appointment here Sunday and Sun
day night.
Mr.. George Harris and family OF
Bardwell are visiting DR.. S. L. Wad-
ley and family
Mrs. Bette Jones of Blum is visit
ing here.
Mr.. Hunter Foster, who has been
visiting at Bardwell, has returned
home.
Mr. Marvin Dunayant, who has
recently moved to Pickton, is visit
ing friends and relatives here,
Mr.. Paul Turner spent Friday
night with Mr.. Roy Jolly.
Mr.. Manuel and Linnie coplen
and their cousin. Miss Mossie slo-
cum OF Boyce were visiting at Nj.
I. d. Stewards Sunday.
Master Lonnie Stewart spent Sat
urday night with his cousin, Mr.
Carl Steadman
Mr. Vernon Hancock of Boyce
was in our community Sunday.
Mrs Rosa Cox and children Ct
Prosper we're visiting at Mr.. J, 81.
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HOWARD.

Howard, March 18.--Health OF
the community is very good at
present.
Mr.. A. G. Simpson is moving to
Bishop, Texas. where he will have
charge Of large poultry farm
Miss Blanche Shaw of Waxaha-
ichie visited Miss Pearl smith Satur-
day night and Sunday
Misses Lola Robinson and Willie
! Gould went to Bardwell Saturday.
| Mr.. Wade Harrison of Waxaha-
chic was visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Prof v. Fl. Robinson of Ennis
was with home folks Saturday night
and Sunday.
| Mrs. Taulbee and Mrs. Godfrey
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rosa Day-
export.
Mr.. R. E. PouIter and wife, Mrs
A. J. Poulter and daughter, Miss
Allie, Mrs. Wilmington, Mr. A. G
Simpson and wife visited at Mr.. VIII
McCluney's at Avalon Sunday af-
lternoon.
Gentry Godfrey and Herman Nc.
Whorter went to Ennis Sunday
evening,
DR.. Armstrong had the misfor-
tune to lose a fine horse Sunda,
night.
The Howard ball team went Gc
Bardwcll Saturday to play ball ans
were defeated. The score standing
and in Bardwell's favor. Batteries
for Howard. Maybin and McWhor
ter; Bardwell, Garnett and Robin
son.
Mrs. Eta Walker is visiting hel
niece. Mrs. D. d, Floyd, in Waxaha
chic.
Singing every second and fourt'
Sunday afternoons. Every one invit
ed.
There will be a box supper a
Howard school house SATURDAY
night to help pay for the school Ii
brary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-23
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BUENA VISTA.

Buena Vista, March 1S.-Health
of the community has not been SO
good but is improving.
Mr.. Oscar Turner was sick last
week with humps, but is about we'll
now.
Mr. A. Pitts had very bad head
ache Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Alexander was sick
last week.
We are having some pretty
weather at present and the farmers
are busy planting corn.
Rev. Bob Bur1eson preached a
good sermon at this place Saturday
might.
Singing was we'll attended Sun
day. Several from Mountain Peal
lI.one Elm and Bethel were presen,
y Several of our young people a.
TENDED church at sardis Sunda
I might.
Misses Lula and Mary Hope
, visited in this community Sunday.
Mr. Ham Alexander of Waxaha
chic visited at Mr. A. Pitts Sunda,
Ievening.
Mrs. A. Odom and daughter Wis
tied at Mr.. John Odom's Saturda.
evening
There will be preaching at Thu.
place next Sunday at p. M by Rev
Dunn.