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bread of all descriptions, fried mush,
etc. 1t is wonderful how the bread
expense can be cut down. 1t is said
that one must use less water with the
cheaper flour.
Mr. M. would do we'll to consider
this buying from a practical stand
point and to Just remember that he
does not expect his crop to be good
when he has used poor seed or his
work substantial with inferior ma
terial Bread making IS a science
and an art but the ingredients must
contain the proper elements. The
cook cannot substitute them.
Miss B.-You write you always have
trouble with the brooms going to one
side Perhaps you send to town for
yours by the men folks. They usually
take what is given them and it is
part of the merchants business to get
rid of the poor ones. 1t is best to
pick out one yourself. Try it on the
floor to see if it sweeps square, and
select one with fine, soft brush with
no coarse center to break out. Don't
stand on ceremony by being too timid
to pick over a half dozen. One can
be particular and still retain her
womanly dignity even while testing
broOmS.
A broom should never stand OH the
floor for a minute while not in use.
A screw eye can be put through the
handle or a hole bored through it for
a string. One can even cut a crease
around and tie on a string so it can
be hung up. Dipping into hot suds
once week will make the hurl soft
and make it last longer. When the
broom is nearly worn out take out
row of the sewing and it will sweep
better. The practice of wetting it
every time it is used is not my way
but of course every housekeeper must
/ solve her own dust problem.
In a recent magazine woman stated
that she had nails put up where she
could hang hers horizontally after
wetting thoroughly. Speaking for
myself [ will say | never have any
trouble because | buy right and then
give proper care
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stamps.

1886 MISSES COSTUME. An excellent style for
Dainty irock. For Il charming summer
dress, for Graduation gown or for simple every
day wear, this design has many inviting points.
The waist is full under a short round yoke that
may be omitted. The sleeves are tucked to cor
respond with tucKs in the waist, and the skirt
also tucked and made with fire cores, gathered
al the waist, is heightened by straight gath
cred aounce. Dimity, lawn, lansdowne, wolfe
or other soft materials may be used for this
model The pattern is cut in four sizes IA, Is,
l6 AMI is years. DO eIures yards Of 36 inch
material for the "a year size, pattern Of this
illustration mailed 10 any address on receipt OF
Zoe D. silver or stamps
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S979.-A DAINTY NEGLIGEH, LADIES DRESSING
SACK. This model may be finished with Bell
or Puff sleeve, with a Sailor collar or with
for houncing, lawn, linen, challie, flannel or
fannelette. sizes, small, medium. large. Re-
quires 39s yards of Sc inch material for medium
size, or So yards houncing SO inches deep for
medium size. Pattern of this illustration mail
cd to any address for loo silver or stamps.
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THE RANCH.

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ADDRESS Observation-Disclosures ........ ......
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Cine Barnmng aege1 maize Tnfe.

traf CT in Sen il1ngen SRI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

lduffene uno tragt un5 binal1f stunt
Sbrpne @ottes. 90. 9ie 2iebe mul1er
mir boben!"
Gem Nfarrer itan5en sic 1brane11
in Sen Mugen. n@uer @naoen louen
iid idoren! 9as &eoen itrengt Sic
un."
naeein - es madt mir leidter. Sd
mug mir mandes pom @er5en 3er=
u1terre0en; ih babe MIDI lanse 5o=
nad) gele6nt. -. Ginmal monte I'D
Sic an meine Seite rufen, oomit i4
bei Sem groBen sdei5en Sen goloenen
stab IN SIRE @dnSe batte legen f5r=
men - aber Sic moQten 0omaIs
nidt -"
u9eein, guer @nnoen!" ertpi0erte
ser @iorrer. u@as more aus mei11er
armen SCRIBE g%etpor6en? Iros aaer
2iebe lit tie aber perirrt - uno So
rlm be0orf iie aud jeet mieoer zines
liebeponen 9irten."
Ser giidof blidte emit. usolde
Sobannisliebe fam nidt unbelobnt
bleibe1r. St merben iett Before Gage
fommen fir Sunct Midoel. Sd babe
Sbnen Sic freuoige Madridt mttge=
bradt. .es lit iebt &ube inn 2anoe,
Sic confeiiionenen 6eb6en liegen BIN
ter uns. un6 10 mar es mogltd Sic
@ege 5u ebnen, 6oB Sic 6os SLID
sonct Midoels mie5er 5uruderbalten.
JreiIih fam es nod Monate ante
fen - aber sic erbaIten SOS 8ih
gang iifer."
Ser Tfarrer erfabte 6es giidofs
@an0e uno 6riidte Tie an feline Bruit,
Sbrdner iton6en linn in Sen Muge1t,
als er in Neutrality-suspicious. 6reu0e
rief: u@ie ion id g1er @nnoen 6or-
len Sd finoe feline @orte. 9os Slid
lit gu groB: oas 8ilo unleres sdub=
patrons, ba5 @na0enbilo! 8 - 6ann
miro allies gut, Damn lit meine @erbe
gerettet! @ie miro mei11e gemei1oe
iubeln - lie bdngt 5aran ME an Ell,
11em foitbaren Shobe."
(6ortietung folgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
oaB Iu unter uns mobnit. -. nno 10
I0Ide i) oenn 0os etpige 2tdt. 49,"

oaB Gu unter uns mobnit. -. l1no 10
l0ide id) oenn oas etpige 2tdt. 80"
Die @tinrme bra9 ibm. @aifig blie5
er in sic tleine Gamme, oaB Tie iab
erlpih. Sic 6initerniB legte iih mte
Elm idtpar3es 8abrtud) uber 2ebenoige
uno Eoote. l1no mieoer erbob Hfurrer
Drummer feline stin1me 5u 0em &ufe:
San Manuen SSei1 gbriiti uno uni erer
beiligen Stride bcfeble i9 @u6: SIM
aus al1s oieiem @otteshau ie! @eidyet
BON oielem Srt. oen ibr gelhdnoet
uro entrpeibt bobt. Sd idlieBe Sic
ae,peibten Shorten ltno lege Sic beili=
gen Siegel an...."
ga mihen lie ale 511riid Dor ibrem
5iirnenoen 5eeliorger.
Sebt mar sic Stride leer. Gie Sbii-
rem fielen fradenb 5u, Sic Hiegel flirr=
Efarrer Drummer lieB bierarf sen
pcr1punoeten @rafen nad ieinem
5tloiIe bringer1. 0ie beioen SoSte11
aber blieben u1rberiihrt in Ser @irfe.
Nur 5mei brennenoe &er5en marfen
ibren 5%ittern0en Sdein auf Sic blei=
der, itarren 3iige ser ltummen Sdld=
fer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Gortietung folgt).
8arpn Sorii id)reibt: vgine meine

Iodter, Soiepbire, 10 Sabre alt, bot=
te iebr an sdudde gu leioen, Sic
Nadfolge elmer idredliden 9l1nge,1
gnt5ii110ung BON melder lie 1908, BET
l1nierer Mnfunft in bielem 2ar0e,
befaQen mur6e. Sic erbolte iid 1pobl
BON ser &ranfbeit, aber Elm immer=
lpadien0es @efuH ser Sdapade blieb
5uriif. Sic mar bletdy uno franflidl
un6 ibr be6auerlider 3uitano madte
un5 piele Gorge. Maf)0em mir per-
idieoene Me0i5inen gebraudt botten,
obne irgen0melden @rfoIg, e riuften
MIR Sbren 6orni's Mlpenfr6l1ter. Dos
mar i'm lesten Sabre, uno Tie tpuroe
balo geiun0."
rSSr0em id Tnen flr Sic Meoi5in
Sanfe, miinide ih 'SSbren ein langes
9eber1, 10 5oB Sic fortfabren f0nne11,
Sbren Mlpenfrauter gum @obIe Ser
Menidbeit 5u bereiten.
@ohad}tungspoa
1907 %. Bolf ct.
Baron Mfonio Sorii."
Gus 0bige lit Elm grief on 81. Sc
ter Gabrnep & Cons 60, 1875
60. @opne ape., Chicago, Sn. Sor-
MIS- Mlpenfrduter lit nibt in Mpotbe=
ten at baben. gr miro SEM 8ubItfum
oireft geliefert BON Sen Gigentbiimer,1
ooer 0eren Mgenten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
FOLEY KIDNEY pills
SOS nhEuAATSSA
MOLITOR DRUG CO..
6eiratbsgein9.

Tormer in SEN mittlere1 Snbren,
ser cine idone Sarm in Minne loto
,1ro nebenbei Elm @otel beiibt, 1adt
sic gefunntidof elmer ebrer1pertben,
Observation-Disclosures Game obne &tn>
ser. sic einem &otel poriteben fann,
.meds 6eirutb. Bermogen 1T Neberr-
lode. &dberes 5u ertrasen tn Ger
mnrn,+orr".Sfficp 1891
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Nafie uno taIte 6IBe affettiren &C.
mobnIi6 ste id!eirige @out ser &oie,
5es &eblfopfs uno Ser 2unge11, uno
Ga Grippe, 8ronhitis o5er 2ungen=
ent5inoung mag 6ara11s ertiteben.
&oBt i~orgfd1tig, Defenders arf sic
&itoer, auf un5 fir SEN ~foIterrben
bortnddigen 6uiten gebt SoIep's So
,1ep ar1o Sar COMPOUND. Gs beidtpid=
tigt Sic ert5ii16eter1 8d1ite ur15 BELT
Sen &uiten raid @ebntt fem Sub.
fftlrt. @olitor Drug 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

ingsmorgen binnus; Cit frobe5 slth=
men bob feline 8ruit.
rl1nS nun, mein lieber Sergpfar=
rer", iagte er, nun molten mir IN ble=
fem @eiligtbum sic Come ser g0ttli=
den 2iebe mieber ent5unben un6 oie
emige 2ampe leud]ten laiien fir &C.
red)te u11o Climber"
0urh Sic Safriitei ginge11 i;e in sic
Stride. Sier maltete ser 9iidof ieines
bobe11, beiligen Mmtes...
9rnuBen fniete sic gan5e 8emeinbe
un0 barrte unter Seuf5en unb 8eten
Ses gintrittes. -.
@n6li9 0ff11eten ii9 sic Eforten,
Ste @loden buben gu Iduten an, Ste
emige 2ampe itrablte i'm @bor! Dos
@olf fniete nod INNER 5agen6 un0
5erfniridt auf ser groe. IIs es Ben
inn @lan5e Ser &er5en itrablen6en II=
tor erblidte, als ser 8iidof Tie nit
elmer bobeitspoQen @ebarSe gum gin=
tritt nuHor0erte, 90 uberidydumte ibr
@er5 Dor @lid, u116 ungeadtet 6es
betligen Srtes itieben eli &ufe Ser
6reule aus. Muf SEN &nien erflom=
n1en tie Sic gtufen, tbre 2ippen fiiB=
ten sic geDffneten Gforten. Sic muB=
ten, oaB ser 6lu6 Don ibnen ge1rom=
men uor. Sonct MidyneI NOR nidt
mebr to5t, es mar 5u nel1em 2eben
ermadt!
Sic Srgel erbrauite, beiIige @eidn=
ge eridauten, Ser Nrieiter trat int SEN
beiligen @emdn6ern on sen Mltar,
@eibraufmolfen mirbeIten aus Sen
gIdn5enoen 8eden, Sic @[oden Idrte=
ten - ur6 Sort, BON @lon5 inns 9iht
umflolien, fniete ser 8iidof uno blid=
te Sic @enrein6e NIT ieinen Sonnen=
augen 10 ben, 10 mills 11no per5eiben0
an.
@leih nah SEM @odamt muBte lih
Ser 8iidof nie6erlegen; in Ser Stride
bate CT mebrmal5 6as Saldent1h en-
Sic 9ppen gebulten un0 a1s CT es
1pegnobm, NOR es nit Slut getranft.
Ser Efarrer NOR SIT So5e erldro=
den. u@uer @na0en, id mill Sen Mr5t
bolen laiien -"
Ser 8ii9of idittelte Ieidt bos
SD brn1de nidts als &11be.
miro es poriibergeben, un6
lpenr nidt - id BIN bereit!"
vMber @uer @naben - 10 fern ser
6einntb erffronfen -! urb I'M ert=
y"
nMein Iieber gergpfarrer - unlere
lit 90, NO mir 9iebe fin6en.
"a fins mir geborgen. Ser Erieiter
.umol bot 90 feline @eimah, mobin
sic Eflidt ruff - uno more cs lit
oen Sos. Ct geb0rt nidt iid ielber:
II geb0rt Mnen, Ser ga113en @elt! 9as
tit oas @roBe I'M Trieiterberufe = es
i'm iiber Siiriten un5 &onige.
&c sic Mrnutb mobnt unb sic &otb,
no 6as ungliif @l1noen idldat - So
1T iei11e 6eimotb. 9os 2eben oes
Erieiters ut ELM immertpdbrenocs
= Elm Opfer fir Mn5ere! Grit
1ehort er ieiner 6eroe = Damn iid
sein gon5es 2eben mrB ei,
aeben ser 9iebe fem, Elm @erf Ser
gurmber5igfeit. Dime 9iebe niitet Elm
nifts, ourh Sic 2iebe miro es
unb genoelt. Midts 1T ange-
un5 ponfommener i'm @inumeI
1no a1f Gr6en dig sic 2iebe In @ott:
ie idApingt fii1 er1por Iber anes &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Grit Ga Grippe Damn 2mtr6breneut:
3inb1na.

ous NOR ser San BEL Ser Grau 50. g.
goIep, Mc@reorp, ap.. rMeine Srau
uuroe bon einem idmierigen Nnfan
ser Ga Grippe ubermnrrt, nel9e in
MISUNDERSTANDING ausartete. Sic
b1titete, aIs bdtte lie sic M~us5ebrung,
ur5 fonnte rndts nidt idlafen. Sic
erite @nide SoIep's &onep ano Sar
COMPOUND brodtc tbr 10 nieIe 2inoe-
r,1ng, boB iie fertfubr es gu nebnnen,
Bis Tie nouitdm5ig gebeilt mar. Molitor
9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
ee;t IL; or1 Jsat ii. Hlolcr=i- ta-9udl befnlge,
sTfu mir Gle una, 0er5cusluit. 6cgcu
\ c,..r,ir;4i2 MIR mir irt;t tr1f,iiHti

Atth wv AAS Hosa
Appendicitis ii,tn mir lest n~eiG.lst!
sse!.i. eil Sesen, -sesen @ppenoieitis &C.
i4,iirt III feir. 10 bub nun nath @eraenslult
eiIer, lam, oDilc sl1slt spe4en oieier beimtiidis
iycl arasfbeit. sSeith ei1 segien. iutnrtIse
iheI1 5u ii-ae1-lieher. sciur1o uno itart 5u feiu!
sein ssi1o in .%sa9er1, laurer 9Haeen, Ser-
itnpiulls. ;ibic5 ocer lhlueres &eiiibl nod Dem
Gilen. aei1 sefiirtb1en tpegen Der erinreder<
sen alps %eroicitis. 2eiet ben Stat i'm Aoler.i.fa.
Sndb - 10 Ieic1t peritdnolih pie oas pAbc"
u!lo atinlu1 %lIcher.
scrreibr eusel1 0lau1en u11ten bin. Iest cine
% Grisilnarte ou6u. uno Sbr peroet bas be=
riiem:e oen.lne Anier-i-ta-Sud ednsIit fret en-
baItell'. Siefes u11persleihlide SUD lit Elm
miS!!idlc= @!sirpo: es erfllrf Singe, Die nur
reft,sc S.er;tc piller; es miro end e%ritaunen
,t,o iberrcfde!1. g entbdlt oiele turioie
>,3i.sec lno %erfiiirt, spie man ~ininrtige gr!eihtez
,.i.9 pc! .0.t.es1= uro MISUNDERSTANDING
le:oi7a.en ta.:rr. tpie appendicitis entftebt, pie
oieic!te nhne Speration ,seheiIt tperoen fam.
llio sr!c Sur eId, Ie!st leidt oagescn .%ia,iiHen
.iust. Sfc peroet Iaeen: vSas srh lit mint
~ Iseio Ill besahlen"- iebodo toltet IS I1l1r
ci.is e SricTmurte. Mbreiliere: aoIerifa 60,
=. Il. st. 4sn1l, Winn.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Senator LOrimer Was
UnSeated SATURDAY..

The United States Senate on
last Saturday repQdiated the
majority report OF the Senate
investigating committee and un-
seated William Lorimer, junior
Senator from Illinois by a vote
Of 55 to 2S. The charges We're
that he was the recipient Of votes
secured by corrupt methods and
practices" The history Of the
Iorimer case is well known. Af-
ter a long deadlock in the Illinois
Legislature some three years
ago, he was elected to the Sen
ate and it was stated that his
election was due to corrupt meth
eds, although MIR. Lorimer him
self was never accused Of mis-
conduct. Theodore Roosevelt
next created a sensation by re-
fusing to dine with Lorimer at
the Hamilton Club dinner in
Chicago. The fight on Lorimei
was brought to the Senate, and
On March l, 1911. Senator Lor-
liner was declared entitled to his
seat, New evidence was intro
duced, ard the case came up
again. Senator Lorimer he'd the
floor twelve hours in his own de-
Tense. Senator Fletcher was one
OF his most pronounced defend
ers' Senator Lea of Tennessee,
introduced the resolution to de-
clare his seat vacant. The Flor
ida Senators divided, ssSenator
Bryan voting to unseat Lorimer,
while Senator Fletcher voted for
him to retain his seat.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Wreck ON Ga. & Fla.

The morning GCrlAbCund train
on the Georgia auc Florida happen
ed to a wreck on Tuesday about
one and One-half miles above the
station here. One car Of phos.
phate and one car of ties were
partly turned over and three other
freight cars were derailed. No pas
seneers were injured Passengers
were transferred at the scene Of the
wreck for the next few trains, but
it has been cleared now and the
trains are running regularly.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19

Mrs r H. Whitcomb sper; So.
.."' Gays WIN h" SISTER, -.s-
-'.''''7 Jameson I''i "tth Sc
returned on trday 20 te- hone o.,
e''', 81 va.
'-'S' 0' a. Sihln spent Sunday
~ WIZ, ie' ud1eE'eF MIS-. Dave She
'''''
Nai'e d huilIpef oI iUlAs attended
service over al Pleasant Grove Sun
N'!'
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
ItemS from F'itza]len

n. Mr.. Leonard 4I5ntton. from
Pine Mount. spent the latter
p"f' OF .as, week with bis Ia.
rents. Mr. and "rs Z. N. Al.
bri,ton. al
Mrs. James ~omrEins .peo,
last Friday and Saturday With
ner parents, Mr. and Mrs G. f..
Fox. '
Miss Eua Faq.ie spent last
Saturday night with Miss Susie
Fox.
Miss Susie Fcx ard Mr.
George Martin were happiIv u.
mted in the holy bonds Of matrj.
m)ny last SUNDAY morning at
the home Of Mr. Robert Pate.
son.G The bride is the accom-.
pHShed daughter q MIR. and
Mrs. c. K. Fox. rriniaent citj-
zens Of the Fitzailen community.
and has many friends and rela-
tives who wish them much sue
cess and happiness in their Jour
nel through life
Mr.. and Mrs. Rotert Moore
were the guest, Of Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. Fox ls.t Sunday after
noon.
Quite a number Of pupils have
been absent from school on ac.
count Of sickness, bat we hope
they will soon be atle 10 enter
again.
Misses Shelley Raybin and Et-
Ia Faglie and Messrs. Perry Fox
and Leonard Albrit-cn attended
services at Midway last Sunday
and We're the guests Of Miss
Mae Albritton Sunday afternoon
Fitzallen school was visited
last Monday afternoon by Mr..
II. T.. Fox gOuprvisCr.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Mrs. D. A. Kelly Died
at Pine Lake SUNDAY.

Mrs. Emma Williamson Kelly
beloved wife Of D. A. Kelly passed
away at her home at Pine Lake il
the south west part Of the county
etS o'clock Sunday morning after
an illness Of short duration. The
remains were taken oD Monday 10
Woodviile, Leon County, her former
home, and inferred there,
Mrs Kelly was born in North
Caroline in 1883, and was therefore
twenty-nine years of age al the time
of her death. When comparatively
young, she moved with her parents
to Florida, and it was at Woodville
that she was married to Mr.. D. A..
Kelly on New Years Day. 1899
Jaler. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly moved to
Georgia and some TWO OF three
years ago came 10 Madison County.
where they have since resided
The deceased was a member Of
the Presbyterian church in Valdos-
ia, and a deV0ut Christian. following
in the footsteps Of the One she tried
to serve,
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, D. A. Kelley; three child
rep, jeanette, age IL, Emma Mae.
age 9 and Don A. Jr., age 5; three
blotheTs and two sisters, the latter
living in North Carolina, and in ad-
dition host Of other relatives and
lrieDds, who are erieyed al her sud
den passing away.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
NO REASON FOR IT.
You Are Shown A Way Out.

There can be no reason why any reader
Of Ibis who suffers the tortures Of an
aching back, the annoyance tof urinary
disorders, the pains and dangers Of kid
ney lbs will fail to heed the word of a
resident of this locality who has found re-
lief. The following is convincing proof.
u c. Geieer, county tax collector, $40
f. Magnolia St. Valdosta, Ga, says: Il
certainly think highly Of Doan's Kidney
Pills for they are an excellent kidney
medicine and shall always recommend
them When ! was suffering trouble
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me great relief
living up TO all the claims made for them.
This splendid medicine is entitled 60 my
endorsement.
The above is not an isolated case. Mr..
Geiger only one of many in this vicinity
who have gratefully endorsed Doan's. If
your back aches-if your kidneys bother
you, don't simply ask for kidney rem
edy--ask distinctly for Doans Kidney
Pills, the same that Mr. Geieer had.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19

Hal Stov, Of Cordele Ga. has been
spending portion Of the week in the
city, visiting bis sister, Mrs Chas. F.
Davis
Miss Ethel Rowe and Miss Leila Stroud
Of Lee, left yesterday for q delightful
sojourn Of few weeks at Galbraith
Springs, Tenn.
NJ H. Warine has been appointed night
policeman, and assumed his duties Wed
nesday night.
Miss Helen Beeas entertained charm
ingly at an informal luncheon Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Mcleod, Of
Quitman, those present besides the guest
of honor being Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Brinson
and Misses Lila and Hazel Tucker. Later
in the evening a number of the young
men Of the town joined the party and
delightful evening was enjoyed.
For soreness Of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury,
there is nothing better than Chmberlain's
Liniment. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Locals and Personals.

Mrs Al Neru left We.aela. frr.t.
more Washington and 0.- ,. '..4 .
FREDERICK. No, WHERE ,.a.H spend o..
next several weeks oe. .t;'4s
j. h. Haven. Of AD.la. a., 10 A.. .n
yesterday on business.
Mrs. L. {. Hud,,a and '' Wee lt.a
left yesterday forIayeueNu4. I.le. :,,
old home Of the fonuer where they M.l
delightfully."- pas, tbe remainder ,f u-
summer
Mrs, Cora Ashley left Tuesdsy 'ur d
pleasant visit of u few weeks ~ t....,.
and Hephzibal, Ga
VIM NJ Morgan, national teak .ssm-
lner' was in the city Monday on tl,.re>,
with the First National
Miss Susie Ellison left Tuesday f.r 1--we
OAR where she joined her aunt Nr,
Phillips and the two PROCEEDED to A,be-
vile n {. where they viii spend the
next several weeks delightfully."-
Mrs. Archie Livingston. Dr. ha, returned
Iom pleasant visit to her o.d home IN
Lake City Ste was ACCOMPANIED home
by Miss Helen Futch, who N.l spend
some time here with her,
Madison is indebted 10Th. Tip.,..r r',,t,,
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Pinetta News.

Mrs. j. l.. Edwards left last week
for visit Of several days to her
daughters in Lake City, Mrs. L. W.
Johnson'and Mrs. C. E. Windhovel
From there Mrs. Edwards viii 60 to
White Springs, where she will visit
other relatives before returning
home,
Miss Hattie Hancock returned
Friday from a visit Of several days
to her brother Hugh, near Madison.
Miss Helen Beges was with her
music class here last Friday and
had recitals, but temporarily sus-
pended her work until she has re-
turned from a vacation which she
will spend with friends in New
York and other cities during the
summer. We understand that Miss
Bcggs will resume her work again
when she returns home early in
October.
T. F COwart has been il Lafayette
county for several days looking af-
ter business affairs,
Little Miss Matte Parrish is vis-
itine relatives in Perry, Fla. for a
few days.
Misses Veta Morris and Gertrude
Allen are enjoying a visit TO rela-
tives of Miss Morris in Lamont this
week.
The Street Committee of the VIII
lage Improvement Association are
doing some good work on the streets
of our little town. We commend
this enterprisine organization for
such a splendid move and think the
work should be encouraged by the
cooperation of all interested in the
welfare of the town. At present,
funds for this work are raised by
the Association in various ways,
though largely secured by local sub
scription. We hope the time is not
far distant when Pinetta will be in
corporated, and in our opinion, such
burdens could then be more equally
horne; besides, many other advan-
taees could be had if such were the
conditions,
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
TO Our Customers!

We have opened up a barber
shop in the room formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. K. H. & G. T..
Whitcomb, and xiii be glad to
have all our friends call All
work done at the same old pric-
es, two shaves for twenty-five
cents, hair cut and shave for
thi.ty-fve cents. Respectfully,
Johnson Bros.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19

C. F. Hamilton has bouph, the vacant
store lot between bis store and &. w.
from Mr., Rutherford, 25xlOO
feet, and will Immediately begin the
erection Of another brick store, 25x7O,
some Of the material having alreaiy been
placed on the ground Mr.. Hamilton says
that he is undetermined as yet wether he
will occupy the new store or rent it. The
price of the lot was $500.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19

The house in the eastern part OF the
oitv owned by c. F. Hamilton and occu-
MED bv Jim Blair caught on fire about !
O'clock Monday morning and was burned
cemnletely The fire originated around the
chimney somewhere, but the exact origin
is unknown. The house was protected
by insurance
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-19
Card of Thanks.

! wish TO express ny sincere
thanks to the many friends who
were so kind to ne during my hus-
bands illness and last hours here Oh
earth.
Thanking you again, aLd asking
God to bless you all. ! am
Sincerely,
Mrs Berta Bishop