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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
TAN4KA NOT A DIPLOMAT
DECLARES EDITOR SHEBA

Editor Sheba of the Hawaii Shinpo
has taken exception to the statement
of Toichi Tanaka. one Of the secre-
.taries of the Japanese foreign Office,
made recently through the Star Bulle-
tin, to the effect that all children born
of Japanese in the Territory Of Hawaii
are held to be subjects of the Mikado
and liable to three years military SER
vice in Japan should they return there.
Sheba. does not deny the truth Of
the assertion, but declares that Tanaka
acted most INDEPENDENTLY in max
ing the statement, which caused ire
mendous stir among the local Jap
aneSe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
JOHN BROWN
By GEORGE FITCH

lad had 10000 more men. might have
accomplished something. AS it was
be was wounded. captured and hanged
as an undesirable.
Most of US are worth more dead
than alive. So it was with John
Brown. He was laughed at when
alive and people declared that it was
a shame that he should waste time
iawing about. the slaves. while his
family was short full dozen pairs Of
shoes. But when he died. his soul
climbed out of his ragged clothes and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02

started marching on; and in less than
six years, Brown, had he lived, would
scarcely have been considered a pro,
gressive.
John Brown monkeyed with a
great idea until it killed him. but he
was great enough himself not to
n ind this slight mishap and he died
with such dignity that it made a lot
Of living towards envious Incident.
ally, he demonstrated that hanging is
better receipt for Immortality than
shooting; for two of his sons were
shot side by side at Harper's Ferry
and history has not even preserved
their first names.
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coMMlssloMER,s SALE.


 Notice is hereby giyoa, that in pur
 5IaHee Of the authority and directions
 contained in thc decrelal order of the
 Chincery Court Of Garland County, made and entered on iite iite 299tH 299tH day of
 May. A. D l9lZ in certain cause 'No l1S5) then pending theron be tween Hot springs savings Truat and
 Guaranty Co, Ezecutor and Trustee of ihe last will Of Otto Ne1bert deceased
 aud J B Foote, Trustee, camplamauts, and Agnes Lux and Adelia Moore de fendants, the undersigned as Commis- sioner of said court will offer for sale at public Yeudae 10 the highesl bid der at the northwest front door or entrance of Che Cognty Cqurhouse n which said coari is held in the Coon- ty of Garland. within tho hours pro 8cribed by law for judicial sales on Saturday tho 2nd day Of March, A. D. 1912, the following described real ea-
 ale, to.wit The north half Of the vest half of lot No ? ot block No. b2 Of the Hot Springs Reservation, ac- eordng 10 the ofllrial plst of the |. $. As Commissioners, in the city oi Hot Springs. Garland County and state Of Arkeases particularly dc scribed as follows Commence al 2 point on the south side of Grove street where the dividing line between ioL. II and F in said block touches Groy' street, thence in a southeasterly di rection 99 feet alCag he dividing lin' between said lots II and F. theme across said lct in northeasterly di reetion parallel to Kirk street one half of the Gis,ance between the in dividing lots II and l ? and tie lid dividing lots 2 and 13 in said block 1 thence in straight lfUe sf0 Groy { street to point 60 feet from th6 piac
 Of beginning thence in a southwes
 eriy direction along Inc south side z cirVVE street 50 feet to the place Of b, i ginning in Garland County, Arkansa I TERMS OF SALE C,1 3 credit { ! three months, the narhaser being r
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STATE LEAGUE
 WITH 6 CLUBS
ARKANSAS BASEBALL FANS MAY HAVE FOOD FOR ENTERTAlN-
 MENT COMING SUMMER.
Little Rock, Argenta and Hot Springs Center of Organization. and Pine Bluff Texarkana and Fort
 Smith Added.

Realizing that Arkansas is about the only state in the union that can not boast at least some kind of or ganized baseball, and that tbe time is about ripe to start state league on a business basis. that will be a permanent fixture Doc owens of Wilmington park is placing the sub iect before fans in six cities with k view Of putting the Arkansas slate league into action this summer.
 Little Rocl. Argenta and Hot Springs will be the center of the pro posed organization, with only a short circuit to Pine Bluff, and then two longer jumps to Texarkana end Fort Smith, but ncidentally~taklng in two good live baseball cities
 The fact that there would be no jump in playing engagements al Lit tie Rock and Argenta, would mean saving of enough h even up the longer jumps Of the proposed circuit and it is confidently believed that state league with these cities in the circle, and under a careful business management would prosper
 Then too there is always to be considered the development of youns players who When they show pros poets can be sold readily to the big teams of the major leagues. and il will be remembered that Hot Springs received a princely sum for Jim Vaughan, when he was sold to the American league team .n New York three summers ago.
 II --vvfrt,ie-success of the enter prise depends on Little Rock When that city was dropped tre444 the South. ern league, the fans there said iney would not 'have inferior baseball They expected to get back into the Southern leaguo soon but now the; probably realize that there is no hope of getting back into that baseball so. ciety and will he ready to entertain proposal for good live stete- league
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ACTUAL STARVATION.
Facts About indigestion and It's Relief
 That Should Interest You.

hat Should interest YOU,
 Although indigestion and dyspepsia are so prevalent, most people dc not understand tAeir cause and cure and cure. There is no reason why most people should not eat aHHtAinG they desire-if they will cny chew it carefully and thoroughly Many actually siarve themselves into sick ness throush fear of eating every good looking. good smelling and good tasting food. because it does nct agree with them
 The best thing to do is to Tit your. self to digest any good food
 We believe we can relieve Dyspep- sia. We are 50 confident of this fact that we guarantee and promise to supply the medicine free of all cost to every che who will use it, who is not perfectly satisfied with the re. suits which it produces We exact no promises. and put no one under any obligation whatever Surely nothing could be fairer. We are 10. cated right here and our reputation should be sufficient assurance of the genuineness of onr affer
 We want every cae troubled with Indigestion or Dyspepsia in any form to come to our store and buy a boN of Rexail Dyspepsia Tablets Take them home and give them q reason able trial, according to directions Then if not satisfied come 10 us and get your money back They are very l pleaseat to take they aid to soothe the irritable stomach to strenetner and inyigorate the digestive organs and to promote tt healthy and natura bowel action. thus leading to perfec and healthy digestion and assmlla ton.
 A 25c package of Rexal Dyspepsii Tablets furnished l5 days treatment In ordinary cases. this is sufMcicn to produce a cure In more chrouf
 ases. a longer treatment of course Is necessary, aud depends upon th severity Of tAe trouhle For sne cases. we have two larger sizes whtv 4 sell for 50o and sl0o Remembe you can obtain Rexall Remedies this continuity only at our store The RexaIl store The R c Noer Drug Co.
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NOTICE 10 HE puaLlc.

The public is hereby notified that the x J Green Company was sold at receiver's sale Monday, January F i912. which included All bulletin boards and also all other asgats of the com pany, and Y. ] Green is no longer connected with the F I Green Com pany, ana fhe purchasers will not be resprtfHil,le for any debts contracted by F. Green, and the public is also notified not 10 pay r l. Green any accounts due the r. ], Green comga n.y. The business will he continued with Fred R Penaei as manager of inc company. and he is authorized 10 make contracts and collect accounts due the F. J Green Company.
 1-i9tf. ] c. HIGGINS. Prest.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Garland chancery Court II AlcCatierty Plaintiil

In tue Garland chaneers court II McCafferty Plaintiff
 Against
 W r. Mitchell Lewis liays Adam Hays, Edwin Daniel, Mmes H8ys and Hav7 ff33r0ttffr-- ffr--t--7 immigration, Improvement and Real Estate Company. Limited, Defendants. The defendant James Hays and Hays Brothers immigration Improve ment and Real Estate Company, Linn ited are warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of She plaintiff Given nder my hand and seal q said Court on tnIs 21th day of jaup ary. 1912
 H. 4 WHlTTlNGToNa Clerk.
 $. M Erickson Deputy r. F. Rutherford. Attorney aa lteni
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quired Co execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree Of said -co9rt in said cause, with approF- cd security bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annam from date ol sale until paid, and lien ne- ng retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of fbe pnrehase T C9ev
 Given ander my hand this gath day ot Ianeary, 4 D. 1912.
 H. A. WHlTTINGT0N,
 Commissioner in Chancefy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of Jhe Inferior B Land office at Camden Arhansas, January 29 1912
 Notice is hereby given that Frau- ces A. Thompson. of Lotion Arkansas who. on Norember 2l la0G made homestead tnu CsorrT1 M. o29Sol. No aozlo iot aEa SD and sW 1T sE 1-I section lS, Tovnship $. Rangc 20 W 5th principal meridian has filed notice of ntention'to make final iive-ycar proof to establish claim to the Rand abose described, bc- fore the United States Commissioner at Ilot Springs, Arkansas, on the Sth d7y ut Narch. 19l2
 Claimant names as witnesses James Robbn, or Oma Ark Edward E. Harris of 0ma, Ark A. NJ hen- dersca. of Oma Ark. Dae Robbins of Hot splMgs, Ark
 Fl. C FRlEDHElN, Register
 Sentinel Record Hot Springs
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DAMAGES FROM DREW.

New York, Jan 30-James Day ern who was arrested here in 1908 by mistake for his brother Steve, wanted in the west for attacking a aon-union man. obtained a s9,000 yer diet for false arrest today against Walter Drew. counsel for the "Na- tional ErectOrs' Asse,=3s=te ellsal4zz.- Drew win appeal
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WITNESS mYsTERlouaLY ILL.


 Fort Worth Texas, Jan 20. Sui lering from some mysterious llmess. Edward ThroeEmogton, son of ga es. gofernQr of Texas, and principa! wit ness for the state in the trial of @. B. Sneed is dying tonight at a local For 5F7F77 -tt-17roek
 morton has been Ia he company oi two strangers, said 10 be private de, teetiyes, and was found unconscious lasi night in ms hotel Hurried to a private sanitariom physicians ap-
 piled drastic remedies but failed Co revive him. and at midnight il was re- ported tbai he would probably not live until-uiofning
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WARMING ORDER.

ln Garland t'nancary rourt r. y Rowan Plaintiff
 Agaigst
 Lillian K Rowan defeuAaat The defendant l.iilie X Rowan, is warned to appear h this court within thirty days and anawer the complaint of ihe plaintiff
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court on this 25th day of January. '19l2
 Il. A. WHlTTlNGToN, Clerk.
 By s. ] Erickson. Deputy. Leo McLanghlin Attorney ad Item.
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DE- lQtiN- TRiaP4S gL OoD PUB FiEF CONTAINS NO MERCURY POTASH. 714 t.2 CENTRAL
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Attorney das. l.. 6raham has his residence to New Natloa No 4Q0 Quapaw Telephone
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LADIES,

MT Bennett is here again mauHfao- turing hair goods switches, Sleo, transformations, SL5o wigs sl200 np af the Palace hotel for 10 days. Also carries a large line puifs and switches Gall or telephone We buy comhlnaa 1.s0-st
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Mrs 5 A. Hawkins dressmaiDs and alterations. 6lS Park avenue. Phone FPS lmo
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Mrs Charles Bunbaum of North Dor der street.
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J King Brady plays all the latest musie at DeSoto spring while you en- joy drinking the water.
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ARLINGTON TACK soslTE ARLINGTON .RIAGE CALLS PROMPTLY DAY OR ,efe, LEE MAYBE lToR
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Mrs F. F. Beatty of Colorado 5DTTTES' 7S TIT z TT---r TTT iilrr sii75tt-r.-
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]. Kip1 Brady talk, at the Des
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Leo Mclaughlin, Attorney ad liiems
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
MI. ZION,

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this place, Jas X Fuller super
ntendent,
d. L. Burns, who has been sick
for some time, is no better.
Several from this place attended
the meeting at CARROTS chapel Sun
day
Allen Ross was calling on friends
at Buchanan sunday
L. c, irwin of Columbus, Ohio,
visited his sister, Mrs. Burg Kinner
and while here called on Miss Car
rie Kinner.
Several of the Buchanan people
were on our creek Sunday.
Burg Kinner and Green Kinner
have returned from few days visit
to Greenup, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. win White spent
sunday with home folks.
Miss Eliza Kinner spent Sunday
with Miss Sophia Byington.
jerome Hardin visited home folks
last week.
Alex Harris Of this place left for
Kenoya "Wednesday
Rev Gayhart, Of Floyd county, is
the guest OF his sister Mrs. Moore.
Miss Emma Byington will return
10 her work at lfontdn Tuesday.
Dump Kinncr, who has been at
tending court at Louisa, has return-
ed home.
Allen Ross was business caller
In Catlettsburg Friday last,
Paynter Ross was visiting home
folks Sunday
BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
Distribution Of Anti-Hog Cholera
Serum in Kentucky.

From a State appropriation of
100000 in Kentucky for the manu-
facture and distribution of the anti
hog cholera serum to control and
suppress outbreaks OF hog cholera. a
small laboratory was erected at Lex
ington, on State grounds. under the
direction of the Department OF AMI
NAL Husbandry of the Kentucky Ex-
pertinent Station. On February %,
1911, actual operations began, and
the Station officials themselves have
inoculated TAG herds. including
5129 animals, OF which 4707 animal
survived. showing a mortality OF ga
per cent The serum alone method
was used on 90 herds, including
2302 animals. OF which $40 died, or
a mortality OF 11.2 per cent, 50
herds were treated by the serum
simultaneous method. including 1924
animals. OF which ITO died, or
mortality of A per cent. The loss,
at first thought may seem extremely
large, but it must be remembered
that a large percentage of the ami
mails We're vaccinated with high tenn
peratures, upon the urgent request
of the owners. To distinguish be-
tween the serum alone and the Sc
tum simultaneous methods. 1t will
be remembered that serum only is
used where the infection is already
present. to protect the sound ami
mails that remain in the herd. The
serum simultaneous method is used
where thf Disease noes not exist in
the herd. Ther} is injected into the
opposite thigh in addition to the
serum given in the serum alone me-
thod small amount of virus. The
result of either of the two methods
is a lifelong immunity to the ami
nal, The value of the serum inocu-
lation for the prevention of hog
cholera has passed beyond the ex-
FSrlmental stage, ana the time is
now at hand when the State takes
steps to prevent the enormous loss
es to our swine industry To check
and control hog cholera in Kentucky
means the saving of a vast amount
OF money, and the farmers are fast
realizing that they must have their
hogs immune to this disease. Last
year one county in the State of Ken
lucky suffered a $sO,OOO.OO loss
from this disease alone, and the loss
to the entire state is probably in
the millions.
The present Legislature which has
Just adjourned, reimbursed the Ex-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03

Alexander called on relatives here
Sunday.
R. B. Pigg called on friends here
Sunday
Measles is raging in this com
munlty
Mary Bradley and Pearl Burch-
EFT called on friends at Pleasant
Ridge sunday.
Milton Bradley and Felix Well
man attended sunday school here
Sunday
Mrs Jack Muucey visited relat-
ives here recently
The people are very busy hauling
for the oil well which is going to
be put down ON the F. II. Yates
place.
A LONELY ROY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03

CATALPA.

Bro Curnutt preached very in
|teresting sermon at this place Sat
urday night and Sunday
Several from this place attended
church at Buchanan chapel sunday
night
Miss Jamie Curnutt viii leave
soon for Cincinnati, Ohio. to have
her eyes treated, she will be ac-
companied by her cousin, Ruth Fan
min,
o, L. Curnutt is saving lumber
this week for Dan Hogen.
Mrs Penelia Watkins, who has
been sick, is some better at this
writing.
ollie Kinner Of Buchanan is at
work at this place for Dan Ilogen
Miss Ethel sonrd attended church
at this place sunday
Miss Ruth Fannin visited her
cousins Bertha and Laura Curnutt
Sunday
( Dock Compton attended sunday
school at Mayo chapel SUNDAY.
Lis Burk was calling on Miss
Fannie Atkins sunday
Charley Bowe was calling on Ritz
tie Pool Sunday evening.
Mrs. Tom Rouster and children
visited Mrs. Drew skeens Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Julie Burke attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday,
Dan Hogen visited home folks Sat
urday and Sunday.
Isaac Potter has his mill complet-
ed.
George Potter was a business Wis
itor at catlettsburg one day last
week
Ison Howell attended church at
this place Saturday night.
Martin Potter attended church at
Mayo chapel Sunday,
10. u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
IsoNvnLLE AND RIDDLE.

Mrs. Jno. X, Pennington is very
low with heart dropsy.
Edna and Yirgie Fannin are very
III with typhoid fever
Miss Lenora Fyffe and Mrs. Rena
Mason visited the latter's cousins,
Drs. II. II. aud J. j. Gambill sun
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ferret
Dials, a girl. The little one has been
christened Clara,
Dr. }. C. Sparks Of Glenwood pass
ed down our creek recently.
Mac and Pat Ison attended church
at Blaine sunday.
Stella and Florence Wright visit
ed their grandfather VIM. Hayes,
Monday.
Myrtle Fyffe spent Sunday with
her aunt Effie Fyffe,
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Mason visited
AT Eldlidge Sunday
Joseph lFyffe, who has been at
Beseom on business for several days.
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Peters has been vsey
sick for several days
LONELY TOT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
SMOKY VALLEY.

Bro. Harvey filled his appoint
ment here Sunday
Harrison and Fred Roberts, Essie
Cheek, II. b. Hutchinson, Miss 'Vir-
ginia Skeens and Beulah Pfost at
tended meeting at Hulette Branch
Sunday.
Mary Bradley called ON Pearl
Burchett Sunday.
Miss Grace and Gertrude Damron
called on Martha Roberts sunday.
o. J. Vaughan and Maud Comp
ton of Lick creek called on Jesse
Daniels Saturday
Press Shrater attended Sunday
school here Sunday
Lora Han called on Ella Carr sun
day,
Miss Emma and Ida Muncoy en-
tertained few OF their friends Sun
day. Among them present were Miss
Dorthy Damron, Georgia Hutchison
of Pleasant Ridge, Maud Compton
Forest Damron and o, j. Vaughan.
George Bradley called on friends
here sunday.
Miss Ruby Adkins Mr.. Nicholas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
TWIN BRANCH.

There viii be church here satur-
day and sunday BY Bro Berry and
Hicks.
Mrs, Jennie Nolan and daughter
Miss Bertha OF Louisa We're visiting
her brother James Diamond sun
DAY
Miss Effie and cula chafnm were
calling ON Sarah and Julia Adkins
sunday
Misseg Mary and Effic spillman
were shopping At Christmas satnr-
day evening
Martin Adkins OF Christmas was
calling at Trad Saturday.
Miss Halle Jordon was calling o.
Hester Adkins Saturday
Jesse Adkins was in Louisa Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs Mart Blnnkenship
and children were visiting home
folks SUNDAY
Carter aud Scott Prince of Ports
mouth, have returned home
Damer Lyons of Pollys chapel was
on our creek last week.
Harrison Johnson passed up our
creek Sunday
CASEY JONES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
JArirIE.

Miss Claude Hammond was cali
ing ON Miss Ruby Brainard Friday
and Saturday,
james Hillmon has been on the
sick list,
Mrs. J r. Thompson was visiting
relatives at onoWlle recently.
LATE Webb was the gnest of Miss
Sarah Iillmau recently
Miss lila Hall was calling on Mrs.
James Prichard Friday
Miss Maud Thompson was calling
on Misses Maggie and Sarah Brain
ard Friday
Mrs A. NJ. Watson was shopping
at Mrs Graham's recently
Mrs Lewis Webb was the guest
Of Mrs Morton Hammond last
week,
Misses virgie Large and Ida Cart
er were calling on relatives at this
place last week
There is prayer meeting at this
place every Thursday night.
Mrs Morton Hammond was call
ing on Mrs b d. johnson satur-
day.
Mrs I. Or Perry was calling on
Mrs Harye Perry Sunday,
Everett Thompson let here Fri
day for Rlchmond
Miss Critic Cassidy was the
pleasant guest OF Miss LA Hall sun
day night
Miss Marie Perry was calling on
Miss Martha Thompson last week
Misses Ruth and Epnico Thomp-
son we're visiting Miss Maud and
Martha Thompson Thursday
Mrs Cora Perry was the guest Of
Mrs. A. NJ Watson Friday
Mrs, w. G. Quisenberry was call
ing on Mrs, b D. Johnson recently.
Mrs. Amanda Watson and Miss
lila Hall were calling on Mrs. J, 2.
Thompson Thursday,
There win be church at this
place tile second sunday by Rev,
Barber
SOMEBODY'S SWEETHEART
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03

the sucking pigs from immune dams,
on or before they are three weeks
old, with a very small amount OF
the unmitigated virus, a permanent
immunity results, not interfering
with the health of the animal. This
will be a great stimulus for swine
breeders TO keep immune dams as
the cost of immunizing the off
spring before 1t is three weeks old
is practically nothing. We have not
had unlimited experience in immun-
izing sucking pigs from immune
dams but up-to-date we have expert
mented on about ninety-five, with
loss OF two. neither of which show
ed LESSONS OF cholera on post NOR
tenn examination.
E. S. GOOD.
Head of Department of Animal
Husbandry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-03
AI.oNZo.

Sam Porter was business caller
in Prestonsburg Monday.
7. E, Leslie has returned from
Knoxville, Tenn, aud has accepted
a position as clerk in Porter Bros
store at this place,
Mrs. T, j. Leslie visited home
folks sunday
The infant babe OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bunk Daniel is very sick at this
writing.
Miss Kathryne Preston attended
church at Dwale Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Cooper and family of
HELLER are visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Jess Ward
this week.
Mrs. Lou Sagraves spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. sleen Terrell was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, H. e. Comp
ton Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Compton has
purchased new organ,
f. b. Preston and 7. ]. Leslie
We're in Prestonsburg Thursday.
James Williams, the mine fore
man visited home folks at williams
port Saturday and Sunday.
TWO EYES.