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The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
TECHN|CALlTY
STOPS MEETING

Platteville, Feb. G. Because
written notices We're not mailed the
stockholders thirty days before the
annual election by the secretary of
the Boulder and Weld Reservoir
company as required by law, the
meeting of yesterday was called off
altnoush there was a good delega-
ton OF stockholders present. The
meeting will be held a month from
yesterday, Some declare that there
was no necessity for postponing the
meeting as other ditch and reservoir
companies have held meetings under
similar calls, nevertheless Secretary
w. r. Kinsella of Greeley will com
ply strictly with the law in the
matter
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Welcome New Pastor

Ault. Feb. 3.-Notwithstandins
the disagreeable dust storm which
prevailed here last night, there were
rs people gathered at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mead at a re-
ception given by the members OF tho
Congregational church to welcome
their new pastor. Rev. Dunn. recently
OF Carlisle. Penn. During the even
ing there was a fine program OF
music and refreshments were served.
Rev. Mr.. Dunn begins his pastorafe
Sunday. The Congregational church
has amembership OF nearly 100 and
has a church and parsonage.
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KERSEl

w. c. Fischer is putting down a
soft water we'll on his place, Many
others are doing likewise and in
time kersey will have a water works
system drawing from soft water
wells it is believed.
There was jolly dance at Gus
I-oloff's last Saturday night, the af-
fair being in the nature OF a house
warming for the new house on the
farm. The guests took their own
refreshments and at midnight big
cooperative lunch was served.
Miss Ethel Madison, who has been
working at the Cadillac hotel for
Con Heffernan. formerly OF kersey,
now of Denver, has returned to her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Dix are the
proud parents OF a new SON
Tuesday. Feb. s.
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MILLIKEN IS JUBILANT
OVER new WATER WORKS

:. Miliken, Feb. 6.-Water i
= works Tor Milliken is all the =
= talk here and town board =
= meeting was called last night +
= to talk over the proposition. 4
= Because OF the absence OF the +
:. consulting engineer who will +
= put in the plant. another meet +
= ing will be held Wednesday 4
:. night. 1t is proposed to build +
:. a SIS, 1000 plant and utilize the +
:. fine artesian water of the town. +
:. The suit Tiled against the town =
:. alleging irregularity in the cleo +
:. tion which voted bonds has +
:: been dismissed in the county +
:: court. A Denver party will +
:. take the bonds at his own risk. +
!. i !. !. :. !. !. :. !. !. !. !. = =
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Thinner Club Meets

Kersey, Feb. 3.-Mr. and Mrs
James c. Romans entertained the
Six O'Clock Dinner club Thursday
night, the second in the series to De
given by the eighteen members TINS
season. Each guest contributed 10
the feast and those who were gain
cred about the board were Messrs.
and Mesdames c. G. Gardner, NJ. T.
DeWolfe, U. NJ. Henderson. b, r.
Brooks, p. G. Smith. Mesdames w;
F. Spaulding, John Immerslun' FRED
James and the host and hostess
Cards followed the dinner.
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La SALLE SENDS FIRST
PETITION ON PROHIBITION

:: La Sale. Feb. 6.-The w. ::
= c, 7, U. of this place has Just ::
= sent in to state president, Mrs. ::
= Hungertord, the petition con- ::
= corning the proposed bill to :.
= make Colorado prohibition ;.
= state, with 2l0 names attached. ::
= These We're secured in La ::
= Sale and near vicinity and :.
= represent the earnest work of ::
= the LaSalle temperance organi- :.
= Zation. All other districts of :.
= the state are sending in SINH ::
= lar petitions and it is expected :.
= that the 10000 names required :,
= to make the matter proposed :;
= amendment will be secured. :;
: = = !. = !. !. !. !. !. !. !. 1. !. :,
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Have Taffy Pull

Windsor, Feb. 2.-Ihe Nlnth
grade of the Windsor High school
held a jolly taffy pull in the auditor
ium of the school last night. Mem
bers of the faculty We're present and
a gasoline stove and cooking uten-
sils we're brought to the building
and the girls made taffy while the
boys helped pull and eat it. About
thirty young folks were there.
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when the South Siders piled up a
score of 40 to Is against Company
C and the North Side boys defeated
the East Side with a score OF % to
is. The teams now have record
as follows: South Side, 77.7 per
cent: North Side, 55,5 per cent; Co.
C and the East Side each. 1913 per
cent. Nine games have been played
and 90 games will be pulled off be
lore the final record is taken and
the prize pennant awarded. Today
the East Side women are playing
their sisters of the West Side.
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WSndSnr CoIIest

Windsor, Feb. 6.-Windsor holds
the record for being the coldest
place in the county Saturday night.
according to the thermometer at the
Windsor sugar factory, which regis
tered rs degrees below zero and is
said to be authentic. At LaSalle the
mercury went down to IA degrees
below and other places in the county
were as cold
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Surprised the Cooks

Mr. and Mrs. r. Nj. Cook were
given a pleasant surprise at their
home east OF Greeley Monday night
by company OF neighbors and
friends. The affair was farewell
party for Mr. and Mrs. Cook, who
leave soon for Durango to make
their home. A pleasant evening
was spent with music and cards and
after a sumptuous feast was served
the guests departed wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Cook success in their new
home
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X p. Holl Company Elects

Fort Lupton, Feb. D. = TUG
Knights Of Pythias Hall company
held a meeting here Saturday morn
ing and elected officers. T. {. WIN.
bourn was elected president ana
manager and Mrs. Howard Melon s.,
aid secretary and treasurer. Inc
COMPANY will continue to operate
the business OF the company aiohs
the usual line and there will Dc no
changes in the occupants OF the
two story building in which the n
Of p. lodee occupies the second noor'
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Want Cement Bridge

Platteville, Feb. 3.-H. F BEDFORD
secretary of the Plattville CON,
mercial club, has written the Weio
county commissioners protes.lns
against replacing the county cemen,
bridge over the Farmers Cahai
south of here with common wooueil
bridge. The Commercial club hoius
that the new bridge should be ce-
ment also. 1t was necessary 10 re-
move the present bridge and perh'is-
sion was given for this.
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society Elects Officers

IaSalle, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Paul Greg
ory was the hostess of the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church Friday. The annual election
OF the society was held. resulting as
follows: Mrs. Joe cambridge, presi'
dent, Mrs. Walker, vice president
Mrs Todd. treasurer; Mrs. fau.
Gregory. secretary. There were
members present. The society IL
working to increase the churen
building fund. 1t is expecting tc
build a new church within the nex'
twelve months. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Gregory and VIII
be an all day session.
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ILASALIE

James Beattie went down to Den
yer this morning to testify in the
Evans ditch case.
John Bentley, who has conducted
the Cottage Home hotel here, Will
soon leave with his family to reside
in Loveland. George Briggs is the
new proprietor of the hotel and VIII
make improvements in the building
before he tents it. He has a num-
ber OF applicants for the place.
Tuesday, Feb. s.
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Tell Story of the tlne

Eaton. Feb. 3.-The Eaton Wo-
mems club met with Mrs. George
Atkinson yesterday afternoon with
good attendance. Mrs. Chas. Cobler
had. the paper of the afternoon on
"The Evolution of the Flag. 1t
was discussed generally and some
time was also given to discussion of
current events. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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Mrs. D. A Camfield entertained
the ladies of the industrious D0z-
en- at her home Monday afternoon.
AS usual the ladies spent the after
noon sewing. There were two
guests, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. w. W.
Harmer. Elaborate refreshments
were served late in the afternoon.
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Sam Katz Takes Header

the Denver Post, collided on his
wheel with ed Langtry in the auto
on main street Monday evening at
O'Clock. The boy was uninjured but
his wheel was broken. The wheel
was taken to the repair shop by Mr-
Langtry and the boy was soon start
ed on his route with another bicycle.
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ADVERTISEMENr A

,hny iuny given to whom 1t
',ae me following de-
animal was taken up
'ei weld County. Colo,
1ah' Is. 1912. To-wit: :
ui1 heifer. No visible
ling unknown to this
SS'e,med by owner on or
hiy rsl2' said estray will
" wbaa BOARD for the benefit
hiSSloNERS,
Denver, Colorado.
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New Rural Route

Fort Lupton, Feb. Ga new rural
route will be established here March
/ as rural route No. 3. 1t will cover
% miles and go east to within three
miles of Hudson, then north five
miles, one mile west, then north and
west and back to Fort LuptOn.
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To Locate Near Evans

Evans, Feb. 3.-A. w. Reid, who
has been visiting his brother-in-laW
and other relatives in Evans. left
Thursday for his ranch near Roggen
He will return, bringing teams with
him and locate on one OF the A. M
Plumb places on river which he
will farm this year.
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Aid Society Entertained

Evans, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Mart hrisss
entertained the Ladies Ala s0cle.s
Of the Methodist church mere ihuls
day afternoon. Tho affair was .a'
pet rag sewing bee and Mrs h,lss'
paid the ladies for the WORK uont'
the money going into the chu,.'
fund Nice refreshments were serv-
ed and a good time had
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Fort Lupton, Feb. 6.-Grand
Lecturer Cooper of the Masonic
lodge was here last night and nd
dressed the members of the Fort
Lupton lodge. The address brought
out a large attendance and following
the regular meeting big banquet
was served. The wives and sweet
hearts of the members were guests
at the banquet.
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Good Rooster Is Ill

GIL. Feb. 81. S. Harrison, one
of the most active boosters for GIL
and community. has been quite Ill
for several days as result of burst
iug blood vessel just above the
mngs. He ia on hand at his post IN
the Gil Mercantile store this morn
ing, improved but still weak.
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Miss REYNOLDS Funeral

Funeral services for Miss Anna
Reynolds were conducted Sunday, a
week from the day that her father,
Frederick Reynolds, passed away.
Short services We're conducted at
the house at 1880 O'Clock. followed
by services at the Swedish Lutheran
church Rev o. w. Gustafson con-
Quoted the services. Interment was
made in Linn Grove cemetery beside
her flther.
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CUPID GETS A PIONEER

). PIatteV1lIe, Fed. 2. = THU
:. age is no obstacle to romance
= was proven in the announce
:. ment here this morning that
:. David Birkle, one of the best
:. known and wealthy pioneer
:. farmers of this locality, was
:. married Monday in St. Joseph,
:. Mo-, to Mrs. Mary Widmeyer,
!. resident OF Platteville a few
:. years ago. The bridegroom is
= 73 and his bride few years
:. his junior and each have lost
:. by death their former mates.
!. Both have grown families.
L L i. l. r. + 4. + 4. r 4. I. + 4. 1.
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Old Timer Visiting

LaSalle, Feb. Sid Manning,
who was a farmer of this district 25
years ago and at one time owned
the famous Lucerne ranch near
Peckham, is here visiting George
Briggs and other old time friends
Mr.. Manning is now wealthy
stockman of Nebraska but sees many
opportunities in the country which
he LETT q quarter of century ago.
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PPLiCATTON TO LETSE
TATE IAEng

e state Board Of Land
yer; Colo. Feb. 3. 1912.
efeby given that C. H.
postoffice address is La :
as made application No,
the following described
bit: 's
X, Sec. as, Twp. S N, r.
Ppllcation to lease the
ed lands will be consid :
2. 20. 1912.
y, l., JEFFERSON,
y Board Land Commits
d.,oh In Greeley Tribune
'aS' publication Feb. 80,
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MARRIED 30 YEARS

:. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. McDon-
:. aid celebrated in a quiet way
i. their thirtietA wedding ami
:. versary at their home last We'd
:. nesday, January 81. Mr.. and
:. Mrs. Mcdonald were married in
:. the Methodist church thirty
:. years ago by Rev. Mr.. Thorn
!. ton. one of the early pastors Of
!. the church. Theirs was one OF
:. the first church weddings in
+ Greeley. Both MIR. and Mrs.
:. Mcdonald are natives OF Penn
:. sylvania. They have spent their
!. entire married life in Greeley.
r + 1. + + i. i. I. + I. r + + =
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First Lambs Shipped

Fort Lupton. Feb. 6.-The first
shipment of spring lambs for market
to be sent from Weld county went
from Fort Lupton this morning
when Graves and Allsebrook sent
three carloads to Omaha markets.
The lambs were fattened on ensilaEe
and are expected to bring top prices
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H Ewes East.

S.-E. X. Packard
carloads of ewes to
nas and a few days ago
aa, naas into Denver. He
ra re' tops, beet pulp and
ioil's have been good.
,, .ried feeding ewes on
when the thistles
a"u obtained good re-
! one ", OF the regular
sr OF the county. having
p ny, and lambs for mar
~ north of Eaton for
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Thimble Party at Eaton

Eaton, Feb. 6.-Mrs. W. l.. Bald
ridge entertained with thimble
party Friday. There were 20 guests
and lunch was served late in the
day
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Buyiny Eaton Potatoes

Eaton. Feb. 2.-Commission men
of Denver are here to-day buying
second grade potatoes from the
farmers. The latter are receiving
from 81 to $3.50 hundred pounds,
which is good money considering the
1uaiity
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kTY COURT, IN PRO
BATE

MY COURT. IN PRO-
BATE
ado
The state of Colorado
Reinhold, GREETING
Ii has been made to APP
rounty Court of Weld
state of Colorado that
charles o. ReinhOid are
Eirs-at-law of Friedrich
Used. and that you are
the town of Winthrop.
Iowa.
EFORE. in accordance
sions of the statute in
De and provided. and by
duly made and entered.
notified that an instru-
tx purporting to be the
Testament of the said
hold. deceased. was pre-
Court for probate on
February. A. ID. 1912.
foman, residing at Gree
kty, in the State of Colo
said decedent was. at
: decease. a resident of
County, in the State of
the said decedent. ac-
said alleged will de-
heathed his property in
figures following. to-
>y devise, beQueath and
wife. Johanna Chris
OF Weld County. Colo
singular my property.
)nal, Of whatever kind
and wherever situate,
seized, possessed or en-
over which l have any
bntment."
HEREBY NOTIFIED to
before said Court at
)urt Room In the Court
fley. in the County of
fate of Colorado. on the
arch. A. y. 1912. then
attend the hearing on
said alleged last will
of the said Fredrick
hsed, and further to do
ghat shall then, by the
required and adjudged.
p WHEREOF. ! have
ny hand and affixed the
Court at my office in
ID County. this 6th day
!. d. 1912.
&, H. BRADFIELD.
and ex-officio Clerk.
'ixon, John c. Nixon, At
ltion in Greeley Tribune
'ast publication Feb. 2s.
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Play High Five

Windsor. Feb. 3-MrS. HAIRY
tIawin was the hostess of the Wind
sor fIigh Five club Friday afternoon
The party marked the close OF d
series of games in which the ~
members of the club were diviueo
into TWO divisions. The losers or the
series furnished the supper whlch
WIS served at O'Clock.
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Social Hour Cub Meets

Eaton. Feb. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
Shattuck entertained the social
Hour club Friday night. The even
ing was devoted to playing high hve
and refreshments were served.
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HAZEITON

Mrs. Carl Barber is quite ill
The dance at Hazelton school
house Friday evening was well at
tended. Th proceeds will be used
for the piano fund.
Many of the Hazelton school chill
dren are ill with the grip and unable
to attend school.
Tuesday. Feb. g.
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Gil Gun Club Shoots

Gill. Feb. 2.-The Gill gun e'uo
hold a practice shoot yesterday az
tarnoon with Captain Hardy. the Ia,
mons shot present. Several gooo
scores we're made and Howard Bris-
coe. the captain. superintended the
shoot.
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hal OFFER
y.I;eye Dyspepsia.
70 Medicine Costs
Nothing

IN Relieve ~
he H. Medicine Cost"
Iothins
..nly prove to the
inos,jon ilasi aud dyspep.
,lssuently relieved ana ana
aaspsia lns Tablets VIII
spssul result, we will furn. a. =.
. absolutely free II II
ttjsfaction to any one
Ma success of Rexail
H,S D,' is due to the high
.ifc if skill used in de-
brmula ,,uu as well as to
;sed in their manu-
nv the we'll known
= Bismuth- -Subnitrate
|. baen combined with
Ind other agents.
n;,rate t and Pepsin
employed and recog-
sntjre medical profess
able in the treatment
and dyspepsia.
"sed in Rexall Dys-
is carefully prepared
Ian its greatest enic-
supplies to the diges-
| one of the most I'M
his of the digestive
4 il the digestion and
food are Impossible.
|atiyes possess proper
in relieving the dis
| main caused by undi-
This combination OF
hts makes a remedy
the complete RELIEF OF
ID dyspepsia.
|ertain of this that we
~ Rexall Dyspepsia
4 own personal guar
sizes, 25 cents, 30
90. Remember. you
Kali Remedies only at
he Rexall Stores. Gil
,ee stores. Park Place,
Block, Sterling Bldg.
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Enas Ens'on Meeting

rab LhuX
~ ~, With nearly
ID Present the Kensing-
h ohe S of Its delightful
H. r Mrs Olson Thursiay
has, e m members attending
l,a s Dale, u Markle, Black
"a 81 ahehrens. Hyde. Car
| T' ma the Misses Bailey
en-, me guests we're Mes
o,et ooIewart and Bryne Of
Hnn, W,son's mother and
a,ns' snn, Each mem ber
kfres, living and late in the
.eshments were served
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| S.der's !. Still Lead
: tHh,.Asain th. tho armory
6asa .ae s Cheers Of the fans
"'e oa'l Thursday night
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GIIGISEST

Melvin Samson, aged eight years,
while playing crack the whip at the
Gilcrest school last week broke his
collar bone. He was in school sew
eral days before it was discovered.
His parents took him to Denver for
treatment and he is getting along
nicely.
Miss Nelson, formerly of the east,
will make her home here. She ex-
poets to teach music.
Fred Evans has finished his new
house and has moved in.
Mrs. Warden was taken suddenly
sick with stomach trouble on We'd
nesday but has recovered
Willie Kern has been sick for the
past week with a severe cold,
Monday. Feb. 3.
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NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
I.ASAIlE

Glenn Briggs was in Greeley on
Monday consulting an occulist
Wesley Miller was summoned to
Greeley Monday as a juror in the
Estes case.
John Martin, who lives at Brush
passed through here on his way
home from Loveland.
Marcus Stewart has gone to Pitts
burg. Penn, and other eastern
points to visit relatives.
William Gillette. who has suffered
from hemmorhages from the head
due to the altitude, will leave with
his family for Oregon the first of
March. He is ditch contractor
and owns a farm near here.
During the absence of +. r. Black
wood. mail carrier for one of the
routes here, at sale east of town
Monday, Mrs. A. J. Edie drove his
mail wagon and covered the route
successfully. Mrs. Edie's husband
is the other mail carrier.
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HARRISBURG
April %, 1912.

April y, l9lZ.
The County Commissioners we're
here last Tuesday locating the bridges
and culverts on the Harrisburg and
New Market pike.
J.H. Purdy, of Prairie Valley, was
here Tuesday to visit G. E. Harris.
Rev. J. II. Hollingsworth and wife
visited the sick here last Tuesday.
]. V. Sanders has been sick for the
past few days.
The past week with its sunshines
and showers has changed the looks OF
the wheat and pasture lands. They
now have taken on an emerald hue.
A. M, Roush, Of New Market, was
here on Wednesday to see Q. E. Har-
ris.
II. W. Vance and wife, of Hillsboro,
called on his mother, Saturday.
c. e. Harris, whose illness has been
mentioned through these columns sew
eral times, passed away last Wednes-
day, April II, at the age Of rs years.
The community has lost good citi-
zen and neighbor. The NEWS HER
AID extends sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Gym Shelton and wife, of New vi
emma, visited the formers father, AL
hort Shalton rpranflv
VIM. Roads, of Highland, transacted
business here Friday.
Those who attended the funeral OF
c. Il. Harris from a distance were
Lewis Bayless, of Warren, Trumble
county; VIM. Bayless and son, of Will
mington; C. j. Harris, Henry Harris
and wife and Herby Harris, of Port
William, Mr.. Mathews and wife, OF
West Union; e. L. Euverard, wife and
daughter, Of Maple Grove; Walter
Smith and wife, Of Careytown; Mrs.
Larkin, of Samantha; Lloyd Euerard
and wife, of Taylorsville; and Roy
Euverard and wife, OF Russell Station.
@. d. Harris had telephone In
stalled in his residence the past week.
A. l.. Anderson transacted business
at East Monroe, Thursday.
A demonstration of orchard pruning
and the spraying of fruit trees, with a
lecture by the demonstrator, took
place at the orchard OF j. V. Sanders
last Tuesday.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
April %, 1912

pm - A'i@
Miss Jessie Shook and Joe Stanforth,
both of this place, we're quietly mar
ried Thursday.
VIM. Gibson and wife visited Walter
Holiday and wife Sunday.
Ed Grifiith spent Sunday with Nor.
man Overman below Hillsboro
Lew Frost and family visited his
parents, II. N. Frost and wife, Sum
day.
Mat Collins and Susie Galloway WIS.,
tied relatives here Sunday.
Stewart Burton and family visited
his brother at Russell Sunday.
Ruby Crosen spent from Thursday
until Saturday with Miss Nellie Coch.
ran, at Hilsboro.
Bruce Sharp gave an entertainment
at link school Saturday night. 1t
was attended by large crowd.
Miss FAIRY Frazier gave box supper
last Tuesday night, which was attend
ed by large crowd. All reported a
good time. The proceeds we're S9.l5.
Misses Stella and Ruth Kier ana
Rachel Michel spent Friday night
with Ella and Daisy Kier at Hills
boro.
Miss Margie Dudley spent Thursday
night with her teacher, Miss FAIRY
Frazier
Miss Fanny Runk and brother, He
ber, visited VIM. Mcclellan and wife,
at Lynchburg.
Charley Edingfeld and wife and
baby visited Sam Edingfeld and wife,
Sunday.
John Gilliland and wife, Of Sharps.
vile. Carey Scott and family, CliG
Scott and family and Calvin Scott and
family, of near Lynchbug, visited
Walter Scott and family Sunday.
Charles Achor and wife and children
spent Sunday with Charles Fenner
and family.
James Roads, of Round Head, called
on Ed Griffith Sunday.
Arthur Kier and family visited
Frank Achor and family, at Sharps.
vile, Sunday.
Little Delbert Kier met with very
painful accident Sunday when the
door blew shut catching his hand and
breaking three fingers on his left
hand.
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FOLSOM.

April -, 1912.
The farmers are getting along with
their spring plowing very well, consid-
ering the wet weather.
Wheat looks we'll here. Fruit will
be scarce. There is fair crop of oats
sown this spring.
There will be stereopticyn enter
tainment given at the M. E. church
here on April %, by Rev. Pollard, a
former pastor of Belfast circuit. 1t is
for the benefit of the church. Every
body invited
J. K. Davis and wife and son, of
Leesburg, visited at the home OF G. w.
Denham, from Saturday until Monday.
Ed Mercer and family, OF Buck Run,
visited at the home of d. G. Mercer
and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. o. II. Beets sold during the
month Of March 1860 eggs and $50 old
hens. She set her incubator with 200
eggs and hatched 200 chicks last Sat
urday.