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and forgotten in the cellars Of 0eertruy.

and forgotten in the cellars Of 0eertruy-
denberg."
This is but little bit at the start Of .
crowded and highly exciting tale. The
Governor had remarkable experiences.
He was very brave and very clever. He
was not religious and he was not at all
fitted to assist King Philip with his burn
ings. He married Marion's cousin. the
sarcastic Isabel. and great dance she led
him. He had his hands full trying to he
tolerant among bitter Catholics and bit
ter Protestants. He deserted King Philip
and went over to Prince William after
putting out the eyes Of the very eloquent
and very subtle Don Pedro. who had in
trigued with Isabel. It was desperate
business getting away from Geertruy-
denberg and from the Kings soldiers.
and glorious when he came back and took
the town and set up again as Governor.
this time for tho Dutch Prince. II was
Marion who went to the blind Don Pedro.
pretending that she was Isabel. and killed
him with Il diamond pin that she wore for
an ornament In her hair; It was Marion
too who cared for Isabel when the two
were fugitives together and when Isabel
was i'll with the fever Of which she died
The Governor should for his own happi-
ness--not for the interest Of the story
have married Marion In the first place;
1t is remarkable that he did not but for
tunately it was not too late when he came
to 0eertruydcnberg the second time.
A turncoat is likely to be mistr'isted. NO
matter how we'll turned the coat may be.
Schemers got the Governor into a very
tight place. II was literally tight, dun
gcon four feet by five. where he could
hear the water drip and where the rats
kept him company He could hear too
the carpenters harnmering at the scaffold
on which he was to hang in the morning
But he escaped; and the reader will share
the joy Of Marion at his deliverance.
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S. STARING ON
TOUR OF SOUTH
TO SPEAK HERE
PRESIDENT Of NATIONAL Y. ?. c.
Y. BoARo TO DELIVER 40.
DRESSES AT FIRST UNIVERSAL.
LIST CHURCH.

Stanley Staring. % Minneapolis. who
u nl~ touring ne south In the inter
esi ~ The Young Peoples Christian
bnion. - the Universalist church. wtil
arrive Ca the civ during thC coming
weth and vii give same splendid al
q. csses a. the Flrst UniyerEalist
chrFch On East Chase street. on sun
DAY. Dec. -. morning and evening.
Topics-ii q. m. Men and Religion.
ErrWard-
Use b. M. The World our Fleid.-
M staring Is = sterling business
young man OF beautiful Christian
character. whose love and sympathy
for the human family haa no bounda.
% 80 sincere and earnest IN his work.
that he stands hixh Ia the estimation
~ al who know him.
SIR. staring is president ~ tho Ma
tlr nal Y. r. e. A board. treasurer q
ne Worlds Brazilian fund. and q good
~ Fkor In the YounE Meas Christina
Association.
Mr.. staring IL a nusnt pleasing and
tierestinG speaker and his addresses
are free. Public most cordially In
vited 10 hear bin.
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WRIT HEARING
NEXT THURSDAY
JUDGE WOLFE AoJoURNs CHA.
CUT COURT CASE 70 GIVE Dc.
TENSE TIME-oEFENsE FILES
DEMURRER

Adiourument - hearing on the wit
~ mandamua 60 Thursiay. Drcember
10. ~ Judge J Emmct Wolfe. and
ni.uE ~ demurrer ~ Attorney Wu-
liam o. Watson. Who asks thai the
writ BE- guaHhed. acrn the CHIEF de-
Nsiopmenfa Yesterday IN the proceed
q 50 Ca circuit curt In which Artor-
nev John ~ Stokes seeks judicial or
Or 90 compel County CLERK James
MncEfbhou 90 issue him a warrant foT
f2.teo So fees Ga the defense % the
county against the Biount Cunstruc-
tioa Company.
Attorney Watson. for Mr. Macrfh-
ben, sid IN court yesterday morning
that he vas not yet prepared o. pro
ceed and Judge Wolfe 80 the case
ahead
Later IN the dav he Med the de-
murer askinE hat TIE writ - quash-
80 fnr several reasons. % the effect
fhat the county commissioners had orr
dered hat NJ. Stokes b. paid Tor work
which he haa not yet done without re-
curing any security that 81 would -
fnra
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NEGRODROWNS.
BOAT ENGINEER
UNDER ARREST
wiLLiAN CAMPBELL FULL FROM
STEAMER AND " ~ ALLEGED
ENGINEER STRUCK HIN.

Wm. Campbell. q negro. an employe
~ the enEinssrinE department az Fort
Barrancaa and living az Warrington.
from some cause not yet proven. felI
from the quartermaaters department
steamer Poe yesterday murninE about
500 O'Clock when the vessel waa nea-
Pertido wharf. and Vas drowned. His
body has not yet been recovered
Chas z. SCROLLS. engineer on the Poe.
vas arrested b. the Omitted States au-
thorities yesterday and is charged wfta
havinM struck Campbell a blow with
bis nst. which caused him 20 fal over
board. n r. said that tas negro wna
drunk az The time he fell from the
steamer.
Engineer echofs has beer released
on a bond ~ $4,000 and he viii be
givsn a hearing before United states
Commissioners Marsh on WEDNESDAY
afternoon az 200 O'Clock
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called On the recorders court vcs-
tsr6ay morning. buf was continued.
u addition % runnlng the saloon -
ere above corner. Lamar b also
charged with selling liquor on the
second foor ~ a huildinE which O.
ssasrated from his regular place ~
business ~ an alley - about three
feet wide. An admission Zee ~ Ave
cents % re place on the Eoond floor
70 charged. bat an patrons - the place
are served one drink % beer and a
dish ~ hsh chowder free. according
% the charge under which lamar
uas arrested
The case waa continued IN order
that the matter may 20 placed in the
hands ~ the city attorney.
The place which Lamar T. charged
with opcratinE IN violation 80 the law
r. known a. ne waldorf and the
hours which q "a operated b. from
~. Eo % is1o D. m and from ss8o 10
9 % y. M.
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CITY COUNCIL
WILL MEET ON
MONDAY NIGHT
WAVoR CALLS SPECIAL MEETING
FoR TIE PURPOSE o. HEeErv.
ING TIE CITY REGISTRATIONS
Lisr.

A SPECIAL meetinE ~ the CITY ooun-
ca Win - held Monday niEht az I;oo
ocitck Tor the purpose 81 receiving
from City Registration Omcer Prank
MARA the llsi prepared ~ him % ths
persons qualified 90 vote a. ths SPECIAL
bond sieofiun 90 be held on Deormber
goh and 20 take any action In refer
snce 20 ne mattsg a. may BE- deemed
adviaahle.
Persons whose names are not on ths
nst 81 qualified voters - tire city are
requested b. attend this neeting. when
they VIII b. Eiven en- opportunity "a
shyw why their names should BE on
fha not adopted by the council Cor use
o. ne bond eiscuun
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CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING 10
O'CLOCK LAW
-os. billiard. EMPLOYED BY
WILLIAM CAMP. IS ARRESTED
FoR SERVING Beer ~ ass.
TAURANT. CITY ATTORNEY
RENDERING An OPINION

Joseph q THlunrd. employed IN a
restaurant owned ~ VIM. Camp and
Conducted in connection with and 3D.
loia.nE the saloon run b. Camp on
s1t.fh palafoN street was arrested
shortly after te.on o'clock "Wednesday
riFhi on the charge 20 selling heer
HfieT 100 .. m. On violauon ~ a
city ordinance rewuatInE the upera-
ton ~ saloons. Hiiiard was ar
rested ~ petectiys Andrew schmidt
The case aEnlnw him was called IN
the recorders court yesterday morn
inE, but vas continued and Hulard
has been released on bond pending q
trial
Hsuiard was arrested on ire strength
% an opinion rendered hy city AZ
turney John B Jones' AZ the requeN
% CHIEF ~ Police Sanders. relative
g. the Interpretation ~ me AZ ~
EardlnE TIE sale % liquor in places
adf-ininE anioons According 90 the
cplnion ~ the dty attorney. drinks
cannot BE- served in such places dur
iug TIE hours the saloons are required
% b. closed. Notwithstanding me facf
that such drinks have been previously
ordered and paid for
The Attsrnsy's Opinion.
The upinion 81 the clty attorney n
a. fouows
That q would be violation ~
amended section SIS ~ the oodo of
ordinances FOR the proprietor q a
Tar room. who owuA or controls
throuEh he agents. an adjoining room
which r. used a. a restaurant and
run On connection u.Efh the har-roorn.
90 make the practice OF taking orders
in RS har-room during lawful time
for doing business Tor ths sale ~
bgHor Which - 60 he delivered hy
TIE proprfsf1r OF his agent 90 the plr-
chaser IN the restaurant 81 sunday.
rr during The hours that fhe bar-rnom
is Required 90 BE- closed"
Several well known young men n
thc city. who were in me place when
i'ufHrd VAS arrested. have been sum-
wnrea as witnesses f1r ne city and
HiI appear aEalnsf him when the case
e'naes up f1r triAl la me recorders
court
Another Liquor caas.
ARCHER saloon man vas taken fntn
GUS ofE wednesday. when Policeman
Z samson arrested Nick Lamar. who
conducts saloon ~ the northwest
corner % Lnteudencia and Tarrawuna
streets. Tor selling liquor without A
uctnso The case aEainst Lamar vraS
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terms q their ooutraos with the CITY
The bills win b. MADE Tor persons
osning property abustlng upon Paia-
foS street.. betwecn Main aud zarTa-
sussa and Romano atrcets between
ralafox and Dcviilisrs. n any of ths
property owners on these streets have
any objections 20 make against the w.
suing Or bills for work done. they are
requested to oncr them a. this meet
ing
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MISSION LADIES
RETURN THANKS

The ladies' representing The MIS-
sion dosire 60 express their sincere
thanks for the liberal donations 81
money received during the week from
prominent citizens and Cor the two nice
stoves one from Mr.. A. 81 avery ana
one from Mrs Bell. a mattress from
Mrs. Sullivan and a handsome mission
clock (which was greatly needodl b
Mr. Klein. besides numbers ~ small
donations
Two mattresses are sfir greatly
needed. ore three quarter mattress
and one Cor a single bed
Also there ls great need % men
clothing particularly % large size
HaapQnaes 90 these vii be most
thankfully received a. they are
much needed az once
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS

Sailed
nr - Merak for Genoa.
~ - Mara Tor Bueuos AYrea
Arrived.
Ger - Pailas. iggi. Michelson. Wssi
fIaruepnoi % a. naara a CO.
Cleared.
BE- 80 Himera. 1a6i. Tocque Cor Bue-
noe Ayers with fts.000 = q Lumber
SO tons bunker coal
Epan go IDA 1iso. CherApoEu. fu-
Liverpool wtth 6123 square hales cot
tnn. s.af9 pa oak stAvez. tis Gratis
o. ndles
Am Heh John Francis. iss. Vessel
fur Port au Prince win ass. 900 . n
lumber
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ALLEGED TRAIN
RIDERS CAUGHT
DEPUTY SHERIFF 60. PENr ne
TURNS TO THE CITY WITH FOUR
MEN FROM NEAR FLosAToN.

Deputy sheriff I'd Pent. who left
the city Thursday night % DO duty
between Pensacola and Fiomaton. ~
turned here yesterday afternoon with
four white ncn. charged with beating
thcir way 90 q train.
The men we're carried 90 the county
Jan and locked ~ IN default % bail
pondinE q hsarlng % awaiting q plea
day session q the court of record.
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EXAMINATION FOR
MAIL CLERKS

on January tith an sNamintion vil
b held FOR railway mail clerks. and
On February ist an examination Tor
clerical positions IN al services out
eide 81 the city Of WASHINGTON.
Application forms and informa ton
In regard 10 these examinations may
Re obtained from Bruce = Weeks.
tsgretary o. the local board o. exam
lnerE
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MONTGOMERY
ARRIVES TODAY
TORPEDO EXPERIMENT SNIP -
EXPECTED TO REACH PORT FoR
a STAY OF SEVERAL MONTHS.

The MONTGOMERY. torpedo expert
naent chip. wtil arrive IN pert today.
and will remain here Tor some time.
during which she viii engage On tor
pedo work On the bay. she viii re-
main for several months.
The Montgomery. whica came ~ the
way ~ Key West. - IN command Of
Ccmdr. Louis A Kaiser
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MUNSON LINER
TO BUENOS AYRES

The British steamship Himera %
ths Munson Line. which arrived here
this week from Mobile with general
carEo IN transit fer Buenos Ayres
cleared yesterday Tor the latter port
with fik.ooo superficial feet % lumber.
The steamer also took on So tens q
coal % Pensacola. her shipment q
bunker coai being the largest one Cor
the present month
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TAX BILLS WILL BE
ISSUED FOR WORK

a meeting % the board ~ public
works vii he hled In the city clerks
once ~ the rity hall on Monday even
ing a. sec o'clock Tor The purpose %
isnlinE taK bills Cor work complied
81 me G. a. Turner Construction
Company Tor making sewer and water
connections m accordance with the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

Wiiiis-is that new young preach
~ sou hired fresh from college up a.
daseT Giilis-Nou bet lie called out
thu Easter choir squad last sunday.
and has ordered practice behind closed
d,1grs Puck.
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on your way home for the
holidays. II you have failed 20
provide for the comfort OF
your rd-working feet. you
may have cause to regret IL.
The Hanan shoe comprises
every feature that makes for
comfort. style and wearing
qualities. $500 20 $500.
Other good shoes, or they
would not bear our label. in
Patent, Velour, Box Calf,
Russia Calf and Wei, $3.50
and $500.
Holeproof Sox, 6 pairs 70
the box. $3.50. 500 and
$500. guaranteed for SIX
months. Onyx Sox. 25o and
soc.
Christmas gifts for father.
brother or son. including
metal and leather novelties.
The John White Store
~FisrissN Lsssins cisshisrs.-
noalRFf q paiafsN mtresA
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Subscribe to The Journal.
STEAMER TO CARRY
5000 SALES OF COTTON

The Spanish steamship la. which
cleared yesterday. viii carry El-3
square bales % cotton Ga Liverpool
her cargo being furnished ~ the Gulf
Transit Company
The steamer also has other cargo
aboard which vas loaded a. Pensacola.
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-GeorEs WashinEton never tod q
90. It does not seem possible" He
knew % would be No use How 80.
TIE married a widow and you can't
De % q widow and set away wtth IT.
Houston Post
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Towusman-Yea. STR. we're aiming
% have TIE hest Ere department IN
these rartA reckon stran9sr-
wears the Iateats TownAnAB--We're
g5iuE to make EN- praetico two days
before each fra b. hock.-JudRo
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-How's your Boy Ectting on 81 ne
University o. MlchiEan1 Great Hes
been there three years now. and
writes me that he has already won his
NJ And that's Fot him JuaJ half SAY
through the alphah@L Tn hoping he
win set up 90 2 On another year or
two."--Dotrolt Free Press
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II you miss your paper,
phone (l500) before ten
o'clock. and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.
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Does ny automobile scare your
horse asked ne mutorisf In mud
rad ~No" replied Farmer Corn
tussei Hes the tnmrst. most intel
uEent animal you ewes saw what
unakes atm act that say = thaf he's
TRIM % back around to BE- hltched up
- your veehickle. cause ha knows
you're going 90 need him. washing
ton Star.
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7 Toe 81 poems ! have rad
Tell shat the violet han said
some quote tha rose. and some
Ire ranEF. Hut rou must agfna
Although nnme call it loud. thnf 80
Flud ths chrYsanthemum.
-Kanaas Cttv star
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NEGRO ARRESTED ON rHE
cAAnoE OF LARcEk

Elliot uravtnn. e nenro. vac arrest
81 yesterday ~ Deputy EheriH Bew-
isv on ere charge a. larceny ard
trnuHht 90 The county JAN Zee Wa
shortly afterwards released on bord
tle "a charged with stealing a nan
SAVINGS hank cnutalninm $40 from
AnuIs Tyson. r. negro woman.
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Money wont g. everything
What now. for Instance" IL wont
keep cook VINO haA made up her
mIuG % quiL "-Detroit Free Press.
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VESSELS ~ PoRr.


etaarnkhtrN
Aideney. Nor. aits. Hsnrikaen. New
port Mon. 90 order
Margaret Geipcse. Ger. tbTh Wet
risn. So GeorWe Bermuda. a. PenEa-
cola Lumber CO.
Eduardo MuaiL Aust so7e. sutton.
Norfenham % jon a Merritt a 60.
Teruscheilena. Dutch. tsTa. Wander
Lara. CarfiH % The Ksys.r- Muidon
Co
Himsra. ~. aas1. rooqua NOBLE %
John a. Merritt q CO.
Etsathesk. British a6Ta. stnahope
Trinidad Ga Gulf Transit Co
rumaY Lodge. Br asTk English
Tampa O. Gulf Tranait Co.
Pals Of Orchy Rr. 1baG. Muchis 81
Lucia o. uuw Transit CO.
Hyltonia. W. Ita. smith 90 John A.
Merritt a Co.
TIA. Epan. gtee Chrapaau. Pert
Tampa q Gulf Transit CO.
Monkshaven. ~. zoso. MeIhurn. La
Paiunas 20 order
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Art Department
Hand Bags, Leather Goods

our leather Department r. notes Tor
Sc Novelties and this seasons selections
aurnasn an former displays
Many designs tn ntted and untitled Hand
RanH and we also show in Leather. hiustn
Rolls card Cases. Pocket Books. Bridge
sets ard Diaries
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uerina. Nor i7iS -, Mates 20
order
narka
Hisnca- Nor. tar7. wsstmark. ne
Iaasrio 10 order
Pasqusis Lauro. -==-. Naples % ~
A. Quina Export CO.
achooner-
Tnfa. Am tab. Borden. Mobile %
Luxe a Dies
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DRY RIDGE.

There will be an ice cream festi-
val at the DRY Ridge church on
Saturday night. Sept. 9TH.
A quiet little wedding took place
at the home OF John Prince on Fri
day. Aug. 9Th. the bride being Miss
Sidney Prince. the charming daugh-
ter of John Prince, the groom be-
Ing Chester Roberts. the son OF H.
b. Roberts We wish them long
and happy life.
For the first time the stork visit
ed the home of Dave May and wife,
leaving fine baby girl-Monnie. 1t
also visited the home OF David
Prince. leaving a large boy Samuel
Leslie
Aunt Polly Prince, of this place
left for Columbus, where she is ex-
pected to spend the remainder OF
the summer with her son Dock
Prince.
Ball playing is all the go at this
place.
John Prince. of this place had
the misfortune of losing fine
COW.
KENTUCKY WONDER
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HANNAH.


The pie social given by ]. N Hol-
brook last Friday night for the
benefit of the Sunday school was a
success.
Miss Dova Rice. of Fallsburg is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Pleasie Boggs has gone to Ohio
to spend a few weeks.
Norman Holbrook was visiting
friends at Blaine Saturday.
Mrs. Malissa Edwards, who has
been sick for some time, is some
better.
Proctor. the infant son of Jettie
and Oracle Boggs, died on last Mon
day morning. Aug. IL.
John N. Boggs was the guest of
Miss Dova Rice last Saturday. :.
Miss Elva Edwards is expecting
to visit her sister soon.
Miss Nova Boggs is contemplating
trip 20 Fallsburg, with her cousin
Dova Rice as she returns home.
Sunday school here every Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Quite number of young people
attended the apple peeling given by
Mrs. H. e. Boggs Monday night.
Jesse Gambill has gone to Ohio to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Mae Gambill and little daugh-
ter Dosia visited home folks last
week
Virgil Holbrook. of Paintsville is
visiting Mr.. II. F. Holbrook.
Miss Nealia Boggs, of Potter,
who has been visiting friends here.
has gone to Blaine for few days.
A FRIEND.
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THOMAS.

We had a box supper at Bowman
chapel Saturday night Aug. IL. with
a large attendance. Purpose of box
supper was TO raise funds to pur-
chase a flag for school building.
Debate on question. resolved:
that the Indian has been more
cruelty treated than the Negro.
Kenny Shelton and Others on the af-
firmatiye, and Tom Blankenship and
others on the negative. Both sides
were ably discussed,
We are sorry to hear of the sud
den death OF Sheridan Burchett.
who was struck by a train at No.
Ian, w. Va, on last Monday morn
Ing. Also the death of Sariida Nor
rison, who had been battling with
death for several weeks.
Marlin collinsworth is improving
his store by laying new floor and
building new counters.
Noah Ellis and his father both Of
Lawrence county passed through
here with drove of cattle which
they intend TO Craze on their farm
recently purchased in Lawrence
county.
Misses Bertha and Sadie Fugate
are with Miss Alice Scalf for two
weeks visit
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short time ago. which caused him
much pain.
J, B. Young and wife we're calling
on Adam Hartman and wife a few
days ago.
T. II, Chadwick sold a fine COW Z
VIM. Riley one day last week.
The watermelon patches and peach
orchards of our neighborhaad have
been visited by some unknown par
ties whose tracks would stick under
a blood hounds nose.
Mrs. Louise Shortridge has been
visiting her children on Gait this
week.
Mrs, Susan Riley is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Jones, who was reported
sick last week is some better.
Mrs. Nancy Messer is visiting rel
atives at Dizzy. W. Va, this week.
Jay Shortridge and j. w. Elkins
are working for Dr. w. A. Rice at
Fallsburg this week.
David Lyons was at A. Harman's
last week
James Christian, of Hulett was
visiting at Andy cooksey's Saturday
and Sunday.
]. H. Woods passed down our
creek Saturday with fine drove Of
cattle.
c. r. Neal is hauling slaves from
WIN Rifles to Fullers station.
Galley Ball and Allen Clay are
hauling coal from Gait to Long
Branch this week.
sPUNK.
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friends at Little Blaine Sunday.

friends at Little Blaine Sunday.
Jay Collinsworth. of Christmas,
was here last week.
Mrs. Cinda Workman. of Oslo, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. NJ.
Berry Saturday night.
Y r. Pigg was business visitor
at Wilbur this week.
Mrs. Georgia Roberts was visiting
home folks Saturday.
Miss Dell May entertained num-
Der of her young friends Sunday
evening.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Well
man. fine boy.
Miss Bessie Clarkson was visiting
her cousin Miss Inez Wellman Sum
day
Dan Wellman was a business visi-
tor in Louisa Monday.
NoBoDY'S DARLING.
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LEpocIo.

sehoS at this place IS progress
Ing nicely
Milton Short has left for Ohio.
Born to w. A. Castle and wife,
fine boy.
Mrs. Neal Thompson has returned
home after a weeks visit with her
: parents sir, and Mrs, james $. MI.
Ter.
Mrs. A. L. Moore attended church
at Cando Sunday.
Miss Waite Miller visited her
aunt Mrs, John See one day last
week. f
Mrs, A. L. Spencer was visiting
her cousin Miss Hattie Moore Sum
day.
Miss Jennie Childers. OF Cando
passed through here enroute to Lou
lisa where she did some shopping
Monday.
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs, Milton
Short. fine girl
Davis Spencer was visiting Dr.
. j. Q, Moore Sunday,
b. 2. Jordan. OF Louisa was out
Thursday looking for some stray
sheep and returned to his home
Friday.
Miss . Nora Thompson. who Is
teaching school at Cherokee visited
home folks Friday and Saturday
week and returned to her school
SUNDAY.
Alya Short visited school at this
place Friday
Several from this place will at
tend the festival at Adams Saturday
Aug ~.
Prayer meeting at this place
every Saturday at o'clock
SWEET PEAS.
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TWIN BRANCH.

Bro. Berry filled his appointment
here Saturday and Sunday
Rev. II. b. Hulett will preach al
this place the 3rd Sunday In next
month X.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diamond and
children were visiting the latter's
parents Sunday.
Miss Martha and Willie Adkins
were calling on their grandmother
Sunday evening.
Sherman Foster was calling on
Sarah Adkins Sunday.
Proctor Diamond was visiting
Herbert Adkins Sunday.
Miss Halle Jordan is very Ill at
this writing.
Misses Ida and Cora Berry at
tended church here Sunday night
Miss sackie Berry is visiting
home folks.
r. B. Hutchinson visited Ida Car
ter Sunday.
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