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one CoPY-ONE CENT.
Senate Nearly a Tie

WASHINGTON, November 29th.--Tbe 90.
pOiutmsut OF William P. Jackson, Republican
as successor to the late Senator Rsyuer Of
Maryland, reduces the supposed Democratic
majority in the new Senate to point very
near the dividing line.
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Articles Of Incorporation have been fled
with the Secretary Of State for q $50 900
hotel for Pinevllle to be erected 10 the next
vaaF
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B. P. o. E. has new meaning. It means
Best Pictures o. Earth" See the movies
at the Washington tbester. Maysville, Ky.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

Miss Nellie Grimes Of near Georgetown,
Ohio. in attempting to bshsad a chicken with a
hGtcbet. cut off her left thumb at the first Joint.
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FOR SALE!

2 Soda Fountains 3 6.foot Show Cases
/ Ice Box Pair Computing Scales
Ice Shaver Chairs, Tables, Stools
Peanut Rooster National Cash Register.
Also, the entire stock OF goods at cost.
c. B. SHELTON, East Third street.
ADVERTISEMENT
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

Mr.. Charles C. Calhoun and family will re-
move from Cox Row and take up their resi-
dOncs in the WsdswOrth home in West Thhd
street next week.
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Brown
THE SQUARE DEAL MAN

Mrs. Mamie Lee Formsn is quite III with
the grip at her home on the KentoL Station
pike.
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Money Well Invested

The extension of Elizabeth street from
Union to Wood has been completed at cost
Of $l,2S4.80, Of which the city'S portion lie
approximately $500. the tobacco warehouse,
on line Of said street baorng the brIDt OF the
expense in the construction. The opening Of
the street is needed improvement aud the
outlay 10 construction Is money we'll spent.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

Sam HuGRart Of Msysville wss the guest OF
Frank Charles Martin last week on q hunting
expedition 10 Kentuck Signal.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

TIE PVBuC LEDGER from new untiI January
lSt. 1914. for SO.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

~Nov is the umo to bay your viztSI
esAl. See Dryden, Limestone street
(AdVsrtiIsneAO
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

Rev. A. F. Stshl OF Steubenvils, O., is
registered at the Central Hotel.
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Chidreh's Souvenir Matinee at Gem today.
ADVERTISEMENT

The Kings Daughters Of tbs Episcopal
Church. will meet at the residence Of Mrs. Z
@. Phister on Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-11-30

Thursday State Bank Examiner John B.
Cheosult checked up the Farmers and Trad
ers' Bank and found everything o. k. to q
DOT
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Mr.. Gus Brooks Of NsyslIck has returned
home, after delightful soj,urn at Baltimore,
Nj
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No Place Like Old MaysvlIIe

That MaysvilIe has a home magnetism
peculiarly It's owp, is demonstrated every year.
There is q scenic and PHYSICAL attraction
about haysvills that is understood, but cannot
be expressed 10 words save only BY saying IL
possesses those charms OF environment that
grows with the passing years. OF every ten
Who 60 away eight come back and the other
two regret that they do not return. Mrs.
ClommiS ThroekmOrton, and the families Of
her two soma, Watt and William, have oil re-
turned from Cincinnati and have Sgalu taken
up their abode 10 hsySvills.
Welcome to our city. says TIE LEDGER
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A. A. Mclaughlin. In. Behau.

The December term OF the Robertson Cir.
cult Court cobvenes next Monday.
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M. aud Mrs. s. D. Rigdon will celebrate
thsIF silver wedding anniversary next Monday
at their home 10 Germantown.
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cHURNGOL1 -
|OleOEa1aFgaFiE1e
~ Gents Pound.
Pure and sweet gold Of the most butter
Geo. H. Dinger. S 5 5#$R!Eo
WEATHER REPORT
FAIR AND WARMER TODAY
AND SUNDAY.

Mr. Charles Brammer. aged 20, died this
morning at 3 o'clock after long illness at the
home Of HE father, Jack Brammer, near Lew
isburg. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
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PUBLIC AUCTTONI

On next Monday. County Court dsy. at
o'clock will be sold cottage OF ave rooms and
two halls situated in Third street, Fifth Ward,
between Lexington and Walnut streets, the
property OF Charles and JOseph Collins.
Charles F. Taylor. suctioneer.
tAdVertisenenD
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No longer does be say "G0ldarDG
"Gewhittskerl' nor yet " 'onsarD!"
Nor does be chew a wisp Of straw,
Or laugh with rasping "Haw.hsw-hawT'
Or dress In clothes that do not A.,
Or with fool schemes get often bit,
He drives no shaggy, limping skate"
He motor car is up to-date.
His clothing now is 10 the style,
Sophisticated Is bis smile.
his wife wears costumes 10 the mode,
And modern quite is his abode.
His children sll TO college 20.
Add system lets him profits show.
He works and yet has time to play
This is the farmer OF today.
Judge.
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Dover il out Of the woods at last.
The PUBLIC LEDGER was called up yesterday
afternoon, and when We asked:
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BoYCE.

Boyce, April 22.-Rev. ]. C.
Smith filled his regular appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and Sunday night
The music class gave recital
at the school house Saturday night
and it was enjoyed by all who were
were present. The school boys also
gave a play after the recita'.
Mr.. Mcintosh of Palmer visited his
| son, Louis, at this place Sunday
Mrs. G. M. Goddard Of Winters
Texas, visited Mrs. t. g. Pate las
week.
Quite a number of young folks
from Waxahachie came down Satur.
day night to attend the recital.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kclly Of
Beaumont are the guests of Mr.. II
w. Kelly and family.
Messrs. Homer and Ray Kelly
visited in Corsicana last week.
Messrs. Jack and Ted Daily made
flying trip to Boyce Friday.
Miss wilma Burford of Fort Worth
visited friends in Boyce Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Lanier of En-
mis- visited relatives here Sunday,
Mrs. NJ. L. Freeman left thi
morning, Monday, for Arkansas
where she will visit her daughter.
| Mrs. J. M. Alsup died at her HON
about two miles from Boyce Wed
lncsday. She was buried Thursday.
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ENTERPRISE.

Enterprise, April 22.-Farmers
have used the past week of sunshine
to good advantage. Planting cotton
is the order of the day. Some have
plowed up and planted corn again,
others who had any corn worth saw
ing have replanted Oats look fine.
Most gardens look we'll.
The Enterprise school closed Fri
day, the 10th. Most of the pupils
passed to higher grades.
The Sunday school class met Sun
day morning. A good attendance. 1t
Twas preaching day but the pastor,
r. f. Dunn, failed to come. The
| MaypearI people were going to have
la Sunday school rally and wanted
him to help on the program.
great many of our young people
went from here to Oak Branch In
1.-THE evening to the old folks sing
| ing and few went to Maypearl to
the rally.
Mrs. Russell from Oklahoma Is
spending few days with her kin
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RED OAK.

Pod ooL Arr;f % A.. 14.4
oars or - onarat,o,, ~ -
han or 81 ,oast thau mora catvnsa
wbon ~ Tano.a+os Stss -. 80
can a., 49,
GROW fo .;o,,io 49, ~ 49,
bonnoa e.. -. ''e ais
,rharo % no"evei'
o;,a -, a., .io'e pu-
I'M nnouo -,r,,eS - ls. 80 o'I.e
anhoa1 =, 80 30, VI .ne
nicnics ~ any o+har aat,ar;na A.
noon the well fiued haskets were
unpacked and all toasted to their
hearts content. At $3.50 or 500
o'clock the first nine of the schoo
team met the Lancaster boys on the
ball ground and there played a gooo
game. A large crowd witnessed the
game. The score stood 7 and in IA
vor of Red Oak. This was a joyful
surprise for al who were interested
in our home team. We had no idea
they could win. After the ball game
the Lancaster people returned to
their homes like they came. We
hope to see them here again.
Messrs. Ike PrHde, Austin Haynes,
John Adams and Bob Goodloe, Mis-
ses Knoxie Farrar, Effie Lee Err
win, Eunice Roberts and Myrtle Far
rar went to Lancaster Sunday even,
ing to see Mr.. Percy Erwin and Mis-:
Elsie Farrar married. They married
at the groom's uncle's home. W.
join with their many friends il
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Rocket, April give are still
having winter weather in this com
munity.
Mrs. |. d. Stewart, who has been
sick for over year, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Jane Marshall celebrated
74th anniversary Friday at her
daughters, Mrs. l.. j. Reasonover,
who gave big dinner in honor of
the occasion. Quite number Of
relatives and friends enjoyed the
day, which came to a close all too
soon. Mrs. Marshall left Saturday
for a visit to Oklahoma.
Mr. Price Oliver and daughter,
Jennie, returned to their home in
Oklahoma after few days visit
here
Mrs. Minerva Kcaton returned
home from a visit to Bardwell Sun
day
Mr.. Bill Cox of Waxahachie was
seen on our streets Wednesday.
Miss Ida Stewart spent Thurs
day night with her aunt, Mrs. Rosa
Cox of Prosper.
Mr.. George Tasting and famil.
Il spent Saturday night and Sunda.
with Mr.. D. j. Neal and family.
Mr., John Prude and wife spent
Sunday and Sunday night with tho
lattcr's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Lar.
kin Douglass.
Miss Lee jolly spent Friday
night with Miss Myrtle Watson.
Mrs. Ross Cox and children spent
Wednesday night with ]. M. Stewart
and family.
Messrs. Willie Gregg and Bot
Tate made a business trip to Waxa
hachie Friday.
Miss Myrtle Watson spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Mis-
Lee Jolly.
, Rev. Stewart filled his reguia
appointment hero Sunday ana Sun
o day night
! Miss Elsie Farrar of this commit
nifty and Mr.. Wrentz Erwin of Fel
;. ris attended church here Suuda
n night.
Master Lonuie Stewart and siste
y I4ottie, spent Sunday and Sunda
- might at their aunt's, Mrs. Lei
- Steadman of Elm Flat.
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Mr.. Joe Isom and family spen
last Saturday night with Mr. Nj
Pendly and family.
Mrs. Joe Spencer was shopping IL
Waxahachie ono day last week
! We did not have our picnic at the
close of school on account of the
weather.
Mesdames Annie and Ethridge
Brown were in Waxahachic Thurs.
day.
We have a good many cases OF
mumps In our community at this
writing.
Mrs. Ellen Gibson and grand.
mother called at Mrs. Sims Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Tune and Sher-
wood Hendricks visited Miss Eta
Billingsley Sunday afternoon.
Mr., Dee Bunch was with home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ollie Nelson of Long
Branch has come to make her home
with her brother, Mr.. J. d. Nelson.
Mr.. Clarence Bennett and Willie
Hall made a business trip to Sterrett
one day last week.
Mr.. Kennedy Davis visited rela-
tives at Sardis Saturday and Sun
day.
Misses Mary and Willie Bunch
visited Miss Ethridge Pendley last
week
Miss Zeb Brooks was in Waxa-
hachie Saturday.
Miss Clara Herring visited Miss
Earle Bennett Sunday afternoon.
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MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak, April a.
Health is very good at this writing.
Singing at Oak Branch was well
attended. Every one seemed to en-
joy the day.
Mr.. Crate Rofels and Miss Hattie
Shytles of Venus attended singing
at Oak Branch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALIVE McClain,
who have been teaching school at
Palmer, have returned to Mountain
Peak. They will make this place
their home.
Mrs. Jessie Hinkle is on the sick
list.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Our box supper was a success.
Mr. Ancil Ferguson went to Wax
ahachie Saturday on business.
The wedding bells were ringing
last Wednesday evening when Rev.
Bowman spoke the words that made
Mr.. Hugh MeCalpin and Miss Fan
ME Stansberry man and wife. The
groom is man of sterling eharac
= ter- a;ha hrideis q daughter, Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Stansberry. She wa'
one of Mountain Peaks pretties
girls. We wish them a long and hap
Ply life.
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, April 22,-We are
having some fine weather. The far
mers are busy planting cotton. The
crops look fine. Gardens are look
ing we'll.
There was singing at this place
Sunday afternoon. The new books
seem to give entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Young Kirk is reported no
better.
Mrs. Vincent and Miss Georgia
Lavender visited Mrs. Vincent's
daughter near Cedar Hill last week
Mr.. Charlie Carder and family
dined at Mr.. Ernest Cavender's sua.
day.
Mr.. Phillip Chapman and famiil
offended the singing convention a
Oak Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. n. A. Lindop and famii1
we're the guests of Mrs, Ed Smitl
Sunday.
MIR. Jay Harder and wife we're III
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Holme
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| folks here.
Misses Gussie and Daisy Biard
f were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. BUD
Jackson Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Roden enter
tanned her brothers from venus
Sunday
Mr. Hulburt Shaw of Fort Worth
spent Saturday and Sunday at MS
fathers house.
Mrs. J. +. Berry has returned
from visit to Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs Middleton OF Waxa-
hachie spent the 18th with their
children here.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodwin, Mr. ana
Mrs. Burl Spears visited Uncle VIII
son and Aunt Sereny Armstrong
Sunday.
The young people enjoyed the
singing Saturday night at Mr.. VIII
Hollabaugh's.
Mrs. Myers visited her sister a.
Venus Saturday.
Elmer Daily has been on the SICK
list but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie HoiiabaEsh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Washington have
all moved back among us again. We
welcome them. They are good people
and we need them.
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The Bachelors hall nHightowers..

The Bachelors hall "Hightowers'
have reinforced their furniture de
ipartment. Look out!
| The ladies of the Methodist
icburch will have box supper or
Friday night, May 8, in the school
Ihouse. for the purpose Of some i'm
lproyements needed. The public il
Especially requested to assist and
|attend.
Mrs. F. Turner fell on the porch
and received severe bruise in the
hip, last Sunday. She is suffering
livery much.
| A little late but will mention that
Uncle Josh Delk is on visit to
ennessee. He has been gone two
weeks. He viii spend something
like three months in Tennessee.
Will also mention this old man s
trapping career He began the first
jof February ard set his traps for
lsomething like five weeks, selling
something like IS hides, which was
a help to the chicken raiscrs. Uncle
Josh enjoyed the fun of capturing
these varmints and said he realized
more than $4,000 clear
Mrs. L. T'dwell Of Greenyille
was with the family of bud Tidwell
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeown visited
the home of Mr.. Lon Eastman Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Haze Cox of ovilla
spent Friday to Sunday with Mr..
F. Turner.
Mrs Ora Poindexter of Midlotn-
ian spent Sunday with Mrs. Ben
Jones'
Mr.. T. H. Hickman and family
spent Sunday with E. ]. Delk.
Mr.. F. Woodall and family we're
visitors at Mr.. Milton WoodalPs
Sunday
Mrs. J. f. Kelley has been on the |
sick list this week.
Misses Norfleet Grimes and Effie |
Middleton were visiting Mrs Alma
lead Sunday.
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GROVE CREEK.

Grove Creek, April 22.-Farm-
ers in this part of the county are all
busy planting cotton. The wheat and
oat crops are certainly fine.
Health of the community is good
lat this writing.
Mr.. McAlister, who has scarlet
fever, is improving.
Mrs. Bertha Roberts and Mrs. I.
r. Caswell spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Ridley.
Mrs. Blevins and daughter, Mary
Lou. we're the guests OF Mrs. Carrie
Wilson Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Aubrey Caswell called at Mr.
y. w. Jackson's Saturday night.
Miss Ollie Woody was the guest
of Mrs. Bertha Roberts Wednesday
Misses Meta and Hattie Milan
called at Mr.. Jim Woody's Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Roberts called at
Mrs. Caswell's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fluff called at Mrs Woody'S
afternoon.
Mr.. Homer Woody was the guest
of Mr.. Frank Roberts Sunday night
Misses Maudie and Caudie B. Cas-
well spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Nellie Ridley.
Miss Addie Scott called at Miss
Ollie Woody's Saturday.
Miss Kate Caswell spent the af-
ernoon with Mrs. Bertha Roberts.
Mrs. Charley Davis wife went to
Fort Worth last week for the pur-
,ose of having an operation per-
ormed on their baby.
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OyILLA.

Ovilla, April 22.-The farmers
are busy planting cotton.
The death angel visited the home
of Mrs Eta Sims and took away
her loving daughter, Miss Henrietta
Tune, Friday morning, at | o'clock.
The remains were followed by a
large crowd of relatives and friends
to the Shiloh cemetery where they
were laid to rest Friday afternoon
| at 4:30 o'clock. She Will not only
Il be missed in the home, but in the
Methodist Sunday school. She was q
member of the Philathea class. She
could not attend regular on acconn,
of her health. No one knew her but
to love her.
Mrs. Bethel returned home Thurs
day after spending several days
with her grandmother, Mrs. Turner
at Sardis, who is suffering with
broken hip.
Mr.. Will Lavender went to Crane
Prairie last Tuesday to see his IA
lther who has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers spen
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs
lMilburn Johnson.
Rev. Moore and little daughter
bette, went to Sardis Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Cox attends
1.-THE funeral of her uncle, Mr.. Turner
at Sardis Friday.
Mr.. Henry Billingsley Is recover
ling from the humps and his sister
Miss Eta, is nursing a good case Q
ltnem now.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Johnson an
daughter, Miss Emma, visited thei
daughter, Mrs. G, w McElroy, a
Midlothian yesterday.
DR.. C. d. Bryson of Lancaster wa
here to see sick mule OF Mr.. Fell
Wilson's Friday.
Mr.. Tom Spencer of Waxahachi
attended the funeral of his nice
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Miss Henrietta Tune, Friday.

Miss Henrietta Tune, Friday.
Mr.. w. w. Powers went to Dallas
In his car Wednesday to see his son
mr.. Norman Powers, who is no bet
tier at this writing.
Miss Matte Billingsley and her
little cousin, Mary Ryan, and Mr.. /.
~. Curry's little girl visited Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Bryson at Lancaster from
Friday till Sunday evening.
Mrs. Blanche Powers went to
Waxahachie last week to have her
eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Curry visited
Mr.. J. NJ. Billingsley and family yes
etrday evening.
Mr. Davenport was spinning
around In his new auto yesterday.
Mr.. Roy Rocket Of southern Tex
as is visiting his mother, Mrs. Rock
EFT.
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SARDIS.

Sardis, April 23.-A little cool
Monday but we would enjoy these
breezes about August.
Tho body of Mr.. Joseph Turner
was brought here from Leavens-
worth, KanS. and buried last Friday.
He was 81 years old and brother
of Uncle Frances Turner
It. NJ. Hassell and wife and Rev.
Bob Burleson took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs Carter Sunday
Rev. Franklin Moore of Ovilla
and daughter, Little Miss Bette,
wore among a number of the Sardis
people last week
A great social event was last
Thursday when Mosdames Harry
Mecks, Matte Sweat, Sid White
field and moth er-in-law, Mrs White
field, of Waxahachie, and the fol-
lowing Sardies ladies: Casa Joyce,
Lula High, Sallie Hawks, Ludie
Delk, Pearl Brooks, Pearl Poplin,
Clemmie Middleton, Maude Garvin,
Laura Patterson, Bottle Kelley,
Mary Jones all spent the day with
Mrs High. They quilted on quilts
and pieced one. A great day, and
magnificent dinner. The ladies made
a crazy worsted quilt, working tho
seams and each working name on
square Also put another in frame;
and quilted 1t out.
Mr.. and Mrs Hawks, Mrs. Wast
wero with Mrs. Poplin Sunday an1
Grandma Ferris spent Monday witt
Mrs Poplin.
The Woodmen Circle met las
Wednesday and were highly sur
prised at the programme
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Tilman Sprinkle spent Sunda,
with Otie Jarrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. d, NJ Petty visited
their daughter, Mrs. Charlie Davis,
near Ike Sunday.
Mr.. Lon Thornton and sister, Miss
Minnie, were visitors at Chapel Hill
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Brooks called
ON Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. verheyden
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Petty spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Adair.
Messrs. Lon Thornton and Ellis
Moore attended preaching at Rock
EFT Sunday night
Mr.. e. L. Harwell and family Wis
tied his brother near Forreston last
week who has been sick for some
time.
Mrs. Clint Hickman and daughter
were shopping in Waxahachie Mon
day.
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SOUTH PRONG.

South Prong, April 22---Health
of the community is very good at
/ this writing.
Miss Burnio Burgess, who has
been visiting relatives In Waxaha-
chic, returned home last Sunday, ae-
'companied by Misses Clara Knox
and Electra McAdams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cox and little
daughter spent Sunday at Mr.. Tom
WheatIey's.
The party at Miss Leona Van
trecse's was enjoyed by a small
crowd Wednesday night. Refresh
ments were served, consisting OF Ice
cream and cake.
Misses Edna Miller, Annie Chiles,
Nellie Cox and Messrs. Cleo Parten.
Castro Matthews, Joe and Buford
Chiles attended church at Forces
ton Sunday night.
Misses Jessie and Tula Davis and
Ethel and Ona Aday went shopping
in Waxahachie Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Burgess made flying
Zip TO the runs ounudy dltSA hcois.
Miss Edna Miller of the Falls
community is visiting friends at this
place for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Huskins spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Paisley
Mrs Elliott spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs Roebuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Frost
have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
A. P. Lowry
The NJ. B. A. lodge held meet
Ing at this place Saturday afternoon.
Misses Nettie Hit and Sallie Mi
nohen were guests of Miss Annie
Chi!es Sunday.
The forty-two party Mt Mr. N s.
Cox,s was enjoyed by large crowd
Thursday night.
Messrs. Clarence Wheatley and
Howard Cox attended church at
Nash Sunday.
The farmers are very busy plant
ing cotton.
Misses Burnie and Dessa Burgess
and Mrs. Ciaity Paisley went shop
ping in Waxahachie Tuesday.
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DIXON'S CHAPEL.

Dixon's Chapel, April 22.-The
farmers are very busy planting cot
ton.
The health of this community IS
very good at the present.
Rev. G.. l.. Browning of Red Oak
filled his regular appointment at
this place Sunday morning.
Mr.. NJ. A. Page is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grace Flynn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Verheyden Sun
| day.
Mrs. Bessie Williams and daugh.
tiers visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Flynn
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Jarrett visit
ed Mr.. Will Porter Sunday after
moon.
| Howard Jeffers visiter his sister
MRS. Levi league, near Sterrett Sat
lurday and Sunday.