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The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Bishop j. NJ. McConrou
this morning and gave an att lived
this afternoon. aadress
Ihe banquet this evening ur
followed by toasts on cbpreb "'lI beI
and the evenings program .nr, work.
number OF talks by the y,OJ.tI De q
perts. ''S''!hs ex-
afternoon: ~'' lot this
ESQ p, m.--Round tabls cou.
ence on plans and methods ,or v"isf- 81
immediate use OF pastors In ~, 'le
fall and winter work. condHo. Ieir
DR.. j. w. Summerville. ''u D!
$3.50 p. m.-Inspiratlonal ,aa..
on Community Extension Wort os ses
Neglected Neighborhoodsn ~, h,
Bishop F. ]. Mcconnell ''
4:3O p. m.-Round table cor..
ence on plans and methods for ar az
tending the circle Of Influenza .ns VA
activity for the local church c"n '',a
Quoted by Bishop Mcconnell
8 p. m.-Supper for pastors an,
Key laymen. NA1
Address on christian Steward.
ship" by President Rail-
Address on "The New Fina,o,,
Plan" by DR.. Fred b. Fisher,
Round table conference on cbp-c,
finance. conducted by Dr. Fisher
1880 p. m.-Address by eyperts Il
new methods of church work.
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Statement by hon. WILBUR F. STONE
Chairman Of judiciary Committee Of
the Convention Which Framed the
Colorado Constitution In 1876.

The Non Partisan Judiciary Party is
founded to remove the courts from po-
litical strife, and to restore the confidence
of the people in the administration of
Justice. 1t is not political. A Democrat,
Republican or Progressive can vote for
John R. Dixon, the Non Partisan Candi-
date for Justice of the Supreme Court,
without impairing his or her political
standing.
The judiciary is the keystone of the
social fabric. Upon it rests the personal
safety of the citizen and the security of
his civil and property rights. Its efficien-
cy for the purposes for which it exists
depends upon the judges only upon
their learning and ability, but upon their
courage, integrity and Independence.
The most dangerous condition that ex-
lists with US is the feeling of disrespect
for the courts Nothing has done more
to cause the people to lose confidence in
their institutions, in their laws and in
themselves.
In NO party can any candidate receive
the nomination, whatever his virtues.
his learning or his ability. unless he be
regarded as safe, that is, unless It is
believed that he will in the discharge OF
his official duties reflect the views OF
those who sre responsible for his nor,in-
alton. There can b. no greater peril to
= free people than this condition. and the
only remedy is An absolutely independ-
ent non-psrti-an judiciary. The Consti.
tuition should 'e amended 50 as to require
the election Of all judges to be held at a
time 9th r than that for the election oi
other officers, and nominations bv po
litical parties should not be permitted
We hope to see such an amendment sub
mitted at the general election of 1914.
The independent candidacy Of Judge
John R. Dixon for Justice of the Surp~ms
Court is a step in the right direction. and
We appeal to the people of the state. re
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17
REV. D. D. FORWARD RESIGNS
AS FIRST BAPTIST PAS1n.

Rev. d. ID. Forward. the pastor of
the First Baptist church, read his
resignation at the close of the morn
ing sermon Sunday. Rev. Mr.. For
ward said that his sermon Sunday
evening would be his last In Gree
ley.
The news came as a complete sur
prise to the entire membership OF
the church.
For the past five years Rev. Mr.
Forward has been the pastor OF the
church in Greeley. coming here from
Pueblo. During his pastorate the
beautiful new church home has been
constructed, which will be q lasting
memorial Of his stay in Greeley.
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has sne hsen Forward ,vI playground
,ion n"S useh veio,l taken over by @ an whicl
n ,ioh J. winch practically aseu "n associd
pe u permanent institutionu 1t
ou.srowth OF a cherIsboI was Ii
Rev. Mr.. Forward '"el plan n
the re conn mas snal, always had tho o...
che chvrSb community u. and the bes, e Osst est 10
Snutsn s,,' at heart ana has Sa. Soo, lot hi
lui IN his work along All ggea lien fai,A1
gong is deeply regrettas aiues HiI
many friends. S''eu by hI
Rev. MIR, Forward s,,.
VIII leave Greeley the frs, 'D"' hi
, November, but has anDo,,. "eeA II
plans for the future u III
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Evans, OCt. io'--H p's 4,
be given tomorrow eNenins -,
Young's hall under the auspices
the Williams orchestra. flahs ha'
been arranged for good uhe Wv. q.
good music and large crown Il
: looked for.
Mrs C. f. Littell entertained WIN
dinner party Saturday evening" ~
honor of Miss Edith Dresser ne
offair was a celebration OF the oirth
dav anniversary OF Miss Dresser. -
nrettilv appointed dinner was serNeu
and a pleasant evening follo"eo'
Mrs l. C. Mosher entertainer
with a dinner party at her home on
Friday evening in honor OF MISS NJ
a McConnaughey OF Chicago, who
ia the guest OF Miss Mabel Wool'.
The decorations were beautiful ana
the dinner was prettily appointed III
every way.
The Y. W. c. A. OF the collese
held an unusually large and enthus-
iastic meeting Thursday afternoon
In their rooms at the college. MISS
FLORENCE Middaugh gave seVerai
charming solos, accompanied py
Nrs q r Southard, and Miss Tooey
gave a reading.
Eaton, Oct. 1.-THE ThursdaS
Afternoon club Of Eaton met
terday afternoon at the nome ~
Mrs. ]. c. Carlson. wife OF Dr' oai
son. and a delightful time was en-
loved. Refreshments were serNeu'
The attendance, considering the IN
clemency of the weather, was soou'
Windsor. Oct. 1.-THE Ladies
Aid society met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Browneli.
The attendance was good despite
the fact that the weather was not
favorable The next meeting Will
be held at the home Of Mrs' franA
Nixon.
Kersev. Oct. 1.-THE Wednesday
Afternoon club met this "eeh a.
the home of Mrs. l. b. tucker. Ane
program consisted OF stuoies III
American history, and was unusual
ly interesting. Elaborate refresh
mepts were served at the close Oh
the program.
George Adams. the son OF MI
and Mrs. w. r. Adams, was given
Jolly surprise at his home FRIDAY
evening. The party was planned oy
the parents of the young man ana
the guests included the members OF
the football team of the College high
school The evening was spent with
games and music and elaborate re-
were served. Mr.. Adams
was presented with nice house coat
by the guests.
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ago today in Columbus. o. Mrs
Cradle, who was Miss Laura Naug-
er. was the daughter Of Frederick
Mauger. and was the Youngest Of
23 children. Her father was vet
eran of the War of 1912 and was
married three times. The mar
riage ceremony of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cradle was performed by Bishop b.
II. Moore of the Methodist church
who had been Mr. CRADLES pastor
for two years during his college
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Cradle came to
Beatrice, Neb., from Ohio In 1871.
Twenty years later then came to
Denver They have four sons, H. c.
Cradle of Wyoming, Fred G Cradle
of Los Angeles. Bert Cradle OF Iowa
and Ernest CRADLE of Nebraska, and
two daughters, Mrs. Irving Newton
OF Montana and Mrs Granville
Hamnett of Greeley Another
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Sturgeon,
died here few years ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Non-Partisan Candidate for Supreme Judge
!. A judge should not NEEDLE with
politics. n"r seek In any way, In court
or out OF court, to interfere with the
course Of political action.
,. A judge should be independent
and owe allegiance to none save the
people.
;. A Judge should make no law. re.
peal no law. or abv Ogat- any rule Of
law. Laws should be made by the
pe0ple or their represe natives; and
70 the part and duty Of . judge to
faithfully observe and enforce the
laws as made by the people, until
they are changed by the poeplc.
4. Il 10 the duty Of judge to see Ia
the best Of his ability that right and
justice are administered accor rdins n
law without sale, denial. or delay.
WILBUR r. STONE. Chairman.
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Take Supreme Court
Out of Politics

Rardless of politics, to make his election
the entering wedge in that reform,
which must be effected before the iu-
dietary can be restored TO the respect
and confidence of the people. His plat
form, which follows, must appeal to every
voter who does mis- or her own thinking.
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Peckham, oct. l4,-MlsS aug ue''
Movers spent Sunday in Greeley, the
guest OF the Misses Flance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cameron
will entertain at dinner TINS even
ing in honor of Charles Tressner OF
Estes Park, who is visiting friends
in Greeley.
LaSalle. Oct. 14.-Mrs. W. Moore
and three children OF Greeley visit
ed Friday at the home OF her SIS
tor, Mrs. j. E. Dunn. on the Dunn
ranch east Of here.
Eaton, Oct. 1.-THE Social Hour
club will hold its regular meeting
this evening at the home OF Mrs'
G. NJ. Drummond, wife OF the super
intendent OF the sugar factory.
Windsor. Oct. 1.-THE Ladies'
Guild met this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. c. D., Charles in their
regular meeting. A pleasant after
noon was spent.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. White will en-
tertain the members OF the NO
Trump club with a dinner at their
homes this evening The evening
will be spent playing $500.
Eaton, Oct. 12.-Mrs. William
Anderson and brother, A. ]. Nelson.
of Wisconsin, who has been visiting
her. went to Kersey this morning
to visit over Sunday with Mrs. An
derson's sister.
Kersey, Oct 12-The Kersey
Educational club held its first meet
ing of the year last night. An inter-
esting program, consisting of talks
on literature and education was car
ried out.
LaSalle, Oct. 12.-Mrs. Ethel
Gooch, wife of Carl Gooch, pro-
prietor of the Lincoln avenue garage
of Loveland, is this week visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs, of LaSalle. She has
with her the baby.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Will Harris. Miss Richey conducted
the study of the afternoon which
was on the constitution OF the sis
terhood There was good attend
ance and elaborate refreshments
were served by the hostess.
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THE SOCIAL SIDE
ABOUT PEOPLE AnD WHAT
THEY ARE 00ln6

Peckham. Oct. l4.-Miss Augusta
Movers spent Sunday in Greeley, the
guest OF the Misses Flance.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cameron
will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of Charles Tressner OF
Estes Park. who is visiting friends
in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

for eleven years the Union Lad
les Aid society has been doing cha.
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IA.ASAII.E

LASALIE
Miss Velma Erb, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. l.. S. Erb. was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at the
home by party of friends.
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LaSalle. Oct. 14.-Mrs. w. Moore
and three children OF Greeley visit
ed Friday at the home of her sis
tor, Mrs. ]. E. Dunn. on the Dunn
ranch east Of here.
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Windsor, Oct. 15.-The Ladies'
Guild met this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. c. D., Charles IN their
regular meeting. A pleasant after-
noon was spent.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

vs M John R. Dixon ly nag squan opposite bis nam. on taIp
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Eaton, Oct. 1.-THE Social Hour
club will hold its regular meeting
this evening at the home OF Mrs'
G. NJ. Drummond, wife Of the super
intendent Of the sugar factory.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Evans, Oct. ia big dance WIZ
be given tomorrow eNenins ~
Young's hall under the auspices W
the Williams orchestra. flahs ha,s
been arranged for good tHe W. -
good music and a large crow" 20
looked for.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. White will en-
tertain the members OF the NO
Trump club with dinner at their
homes this evening. The evening
will be spent playing $500.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

keota, Oct. 15.-Miss Margaret
Allen and John NJ. Biggs, both well
known in keota, We're married in
Lafayette few days ago. The ro-
nance began a little over year apn
when Miss Allen came here az
teacher OF the Hightower and Perry
schools. Mr.. Biggs is the son OF a
wealthy sheep raiser OF this county
and has lived at his fathers home
20 miles northeast of Keota, for
nearly 20 years. He has furnished
new house on his own place, whera
the couple are at home after today
Members Of the Salmagundi clph
held their first meeting Of the AM.
umn season Monday evening al M.
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Hon.
ton This was social meeting win
no program and among the amuso-
ments provided was the guessing of
the names Of sixteen kinds a,
autumn leaves. Arrangements wera
maze Tor a special banuue, Ia n.
gwen In place Of the annual picnic
winch was not held last spring Tba
banquet VIII be held in abon, 80
weeks There was good at,,,,
dance at the meeting and dali,5,,'.
refreshments were served by ,.ba
. hostess ''"e
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

Eaton, Oct. 12.-Mrs. William
Anderson and brother, A. ]. Nelson,
of Wisconsin, who has been visiting
her, went to Kersey this morning
to visit over Sunday with Mrs. An
derson's sister.
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Kersey, Oct. 12.-The Kersey
Educational club held its first meet
ing of the year last night. An inter-
esting program, consisting of talks
on literature and education was car
ried out.
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BULLARD HEIGHTS.

Billiard Heights, March 5.--We
iare having some bad weather at this
writing, but we are not grumbling
for we need the rain.
| There has been quite lot OF sick
ness. Mrs. Van Dyke has been on
the sick list for some time. Miss Fay
/ Wood has been sick for several
! days, and also Mrs Walter Turner's
two little children are sick with
i the mumps.
Miss Elodie PALLET was pleas
ant caller at Mr.. A. A. Few's Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwards from
Mansfield we're with her mother,
Mrs. Quinn, from Saturday until
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Hamilton spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives
and friends at Forreston.
Miss Ada Cantrell called on Mrs.
A. II. PALLET Monday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Turner and Miss Helen
Trippet spent a pleasant Saturday
, afternoon with Mrs. Willie Briart.
Mr. Charlie velte, ST., who is
travelling for the Dallas furniture
house, spent Sunday and Monday
with his family on Billiard Heights.
/ Mrs Crockett Jennings spent the
day with Mrs. Jim Patterson one
day last week.
Mr.. Forest Quinn has bought
property on Billiard Heights.
Mrs. Walter Woods has put in her
application tor the Ovilla mail
route
Miss Lepna Harte, who is teach
ing school at Royce. spent Sunda,
with her parents on Bullard
Heights.
Miss Jimnis Perxanson sp.n. III
weAk end with her sister In Fo1
7 Worth
The people on the Heights =
glad to know that Mrs Mont Ca
roll has moved back on Bulla
Heights.
h Mr. Sam Allen has bought Il
I Hamilton old home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Odom atten
Q ed the funeral of Mr. Paul Teast
last Thursday at Sardis.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham EI1foi
spent q pleasant Sunday afternoo
with Mr. and Mrs. Barr.
Mr. C. L. Kfdd's young nurser
on Billiard Heights Is progressinl
j nicely.
Mr. B. r. Moffett has purchased
new car for his son, Mr.. Clarence
Moffett.
Miss May and Price Aday spent
few days with Miss Annie Velte
last week.
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PLAINvIEW NO. 4.


Plainview, March Ave are
having plenty of rain for the past
few days and the farmers are all
smiles and hauling water will be a
thing of the past for the wells are
all seeping.
Misses Melia and Lizzie Miles
were visiting Miss Shelah Foster
one evening last week.
Miss Shelah Foster was visiting
Miss Lizzie Miles one night last
week.
They had a box supper here Fri
day to make up money to buy some
books for the school,
Mr.. Mills little girl has the APP
pendicitis
Mr.. Warren had a sick mule Sun
day.
Mr. Albert Goodwin was visiting
Mr.. McCannister Sunday night.
Several went to Waxahachie Mon
day from here.
Mr. Albert Goodwin was visiting
Mack Miles Monday night.
Mr.. Guy Foster was visiting Mr..
Cocker from Saturday night till Mon
day morning
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GROVE CREEK.

Grove Creek. March 4.-HeaItf
of the community Is very good al
this writing.
Farmers are all smiles over the
fine season.
Some of the farmers have been
planting corn.
Mr.. Caswc1l and son. Aubrey,
called at Mr.. Frank Roberts Sun
day.
Miss Louis Caswell of Ovilla h Is
been visiting Misses Katie and An
ME Caswell the past week.
Mr.. Aubrey Caswell visited Mr..
Roy Ledbetter of Ferris Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. r. M. Morton and two daugh-
tiers, Lizzie and Ruthie, were the
guests of Mr.. D. S. Caswell's family
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Wilson and wife Wis
tied in Boyce Sunday afternoon.
We are sorry to learn OF Mrs.
Lossenna Alman's serious sickness.
We hope she viii soon recover.
A very cold norther has visited US
this morning. We fear 1t will be in
furious to the little garden plants
that are peeping up.
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STAY.

Stay, March I've have had
some good rains. Prosperity seems
to be in reach. We are very anxious
to see some clear weather, SO people
can plant corn and other feed stuff.
We regret to announce that J. N.
Pittman's son, Jim, has meningitis,
1t has been thought he could not
recover, but he is improving and we
hope he will be out soon.
Stay school has been dismissed
for the present.
Mr.. Add Yarbrough has been
very i'll with pneumonia, but is able
to be up again.
Mrs. Add Yarbrough and babe are
also on the sick list.
Mrs. Koskey Of Corsicana was the
guest OF Mrs. Napps Sunday.
Mr.. r. w. Morgan has been nam
ed as road commissioner for pre-.
cinct No. 8.
Mr.. viii Napps has job of clear
ing the Sharp bottom.
Clark Sharp and wife were the
guests OF Joe Eddleman Saturday
and Sunday.
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, March I've are hav-
ing some rainy weather.
Although the weather was so dis
agreeable, there were services Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
church and the Missionary Society
rendered their program Sunday
night. Not very large crowd was
present but the ladies appreciated
the offering that was given.
Miss Edna and Stella Lowe
visited their parnts at Mansfield
Saturday and Sunday, returning
Sunday night
Mr.. Goodloe and wife heard Gypsy
Smith in Dallas Thursday of last
week.
Everett Goodloe visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
It was quite surprise to some
when it was reported that Mr.. Rice
Oldham and Miss Alice Bracken
were married in Waxahachie by
Rev. Criddle Wednesday night, but
nevertheless the report was true.
We wish them success and happi-
ness.
Mr.. Ed Phillips and wife of Wax
ahachie visited at Ben Ligon's Sun
day.
w. C. Rocket was in Dallas Mon
day.
The first issue of the Red Oak
Leaf was sent out Saturday
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PLAINVIEW NO. ..

plainview March we aro
having some nod waotbar nc nast
wal,
Heo1t,, 10 VOW, aooa a. o.o..
There was box sumner a. tho
p,a,nviow sohao, honaa H.. r,n,sn,,
niobt Tha oron,s 49,. -. -
acco,nt ~ haa notLo ~.
$500 Nv ~, n.o1s"t $50 '"' ""s Gil
N5,.a rna E.,rn,.D ,.,.
~ iueV ,,'''eu A"i''oa
anu Nieo s'oiis 9uhuay even
'"s'
MISS Ethel wagner spent Sunday
with Miss Lena Alsup.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Wagner WIS.,
tied Mr. and Mre pvnrn, Gun
49, =
udy evening.
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SMITHS CHAPEL No. 2.

Smiths Chapel, March 4-The
health Of this community is very
good.
We had fine rain Saturday and
the farmers ere rejoicing.
Mr.. J. H. Moore and Mr.. McCol-
Inns made a business trip to Waxa-
hachie Monday.
Mrs. Edible King and little
son, Roy King, visited Mrs. ]. H.
Tuesday.
Mr.. Roy Howeth made business
trip to Mr.. J. H. Moore's Friday.
We are sorry to announce that
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Howeth are still
on the sick ~
We are glad to say that Mrs. J..
H. Moore and Mr. A. P. Padgett are
able to be up again.
Mr.. ]. Moore visited Mr. R. A.
Greenhaw Sunday afternoon.
Little Ennis Gentry is on the sick
list.
The school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely with Miss Della
Whasanant, teacher.
Miss Minnie Smith was the guest
of the teacher, Miss Della Whisen.
ant, Thursday night
Miss Della Whisenant was tn,
guext Of Miss Luis Anderson Wed
ln~~aay nixht.
Mr.. Rnd Mrs Lewis went dow
ION tho levee Sunday Afternoon.
\ There was no Sunday school SUI
day on account OF bad weather.
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ENTERPRISE.

3 Enterprise, March I've have
been blessed with two or three days
of misty weather that has been a
great help to crops. Most farmers
will begin planting corn as soon as
the ground gets dry enough to
pillow.
Miss Bertha Patton has fallen 9
victim to that most dreaded disease
meningitis. She was taken SICK last
Monday and suffered great agony
all the week. Mr.. Patton sent for
a trained nurse at the start.
The wind storm last Sunday did
some damage, blowing down several
small outbuildings and flues off
houses. Mr.. w. H. Hays had to re-
build his buggy house after the
storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones went to
Forreston the third where Mrs.
Jones will stay with her sick mother
several days, or until her health i'm
proves.
Rev. Dunn preached to a small
congregation on tho evening of the
third. So misty only few went.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Hicks were
visiting at her fathers Sunday.
Mrs. Dickey Armstrong and Mrs
Florence Burr were guests at Mrs
Burl Spears one day last week.
Miss Earmon Hollybough has re
turned home after several days
spent in visiting relatives in Wexa-
| hachie.
Muss Sudie Jackson and Mr. Fred
Allgood were married on the TWEEN
: ty-fifth OF February.
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SMITHS CHAPEL No. I.

Smiths Chapel, March f.
Health of this community Is good
at this writing.
We had a nice rain Saturday az
ternoon.
Mrs. D. E. Vines visited Mrs. I.
B. McWhirtef Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. T. B. McWhirter and H. +.
Smith went to Avalon Saturday
morning.
Miss Minnie Smith visited Mrs. d.
f. Vines Saturday afternoon.
Misses Ellis and Tillie Barton
visited Misses Earle and Minnie
Smith Saturday afternoon.
Herbert and. Claude Smith went
to Lone Cedar Saturday afternoon.
Miss Earle Smith visited Mrs. T.
B. McWhirter.
Mrs. Sink and niece, Miss Ger
trude Bishop, visited Mrs. Mollie
Smith and Mrs. D. E. Vines Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Sink and niece visited Mrs.
Vines Saturday.
Mr.. B. F. Cass went to Dallas
Friday.
Mrs. D. e. Vines visited Mrs. Ula
Brumbelow Friday afternoon.
Mr.. OTIS Taylor went to Lone Ce-
dar Saturday.
Little Marvin Drade, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Drade
has been very sick.
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lagrippe.
Mr.. Lee Tuly is suffering with
the rheumatism.
Miss Eta Billingsley returned
home last Wednesday after ten
days visit at her uncle's. DR.. Bryson
at Lancaster.
T. H. Johnson and son, Milburn,
went to Waxahachie last Tuesday.
Miss Lula Border of Desoto is
with her cousin, Mrs. George Hew-
EFT.
Mrs. George Hewett is on the sick
list
Mrs. Stella Keesee went to Wax
ahachie last Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. Monroe Delk of Long Branch
was in Oyilla last Tuesday handing
out his cards.
Mrs. Nell Bryson of Lancaster
and her mother, Mrs. H. B. Curry, OF
this place and Mr.. and Mrs Bryson
spent pleasant day last Wednes-
day at Mr. j. NJ. Billingsley's.
Mr. G. C. MoElroy went to Mid
lothian Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen of Dun
canville spent Friday night and
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Witherspoon.
Mrs. Bryson Is spending few
days with her son, Charlie, at Ian
caster.
Mr. Bethel is very sick with the
humps