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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
THE TndEs-DIsPATCH. RICHMOND VA 1o1a

heavy, hitting of the whole Kahns
team. 50. y rs ",
Score by Innings. r. H.E.
Kahns ........... 2 & 8 o Ill IA 8,
Horace S. WrIghts. 2 o Q o o. 6 8
Batteries: for Kahns, Creekmore and
Farley; for Wrights, Thorp and Ford
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RICHMOND LEAGUE.

Where They Play Next Saturday. Il
Cherry Smash VS.. Adkins, at High
land Park.
American Clothing Company vs.. BurlS
s. Co., at Athletic Park.
Portners vs. Kingan 6 Ca, at South-
side Park,
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A. A. Adkins Wins.

Adkins won another game yesterday
by defeating Kingan' & Co. by the score
of to 5.
Score by innings: r.
Adkins ......... / o 90 O-6
hnsan & Co... % 2 0 o o-5
Batteries: for Adkins. Allen and
Garnet; for Kingan G. Co, Coulter and
Blanks
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Barton Hcights win.

Bell Telephone met their fourth de-
feat OF the season yesterday, when
Barton Heights defeated them on the
latter's homo grounds. The score fol-
lows:
The score by Innings: r.,
Barton Heights 81oO0Ox-5
Southern Bell OOOOOO2O 90
Batteries: Barton Heights. Shelton
and Simpson. Bell Telephone, Bowers
and Boze.
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Hustlcrs Win.

The IIustlers defeated the Fulton
brownies yesterday at Byrd Park.
ncoro py innings: r. II. T.
Brownies $3.50. 102 0O000 90 8 z +
Hustlers ......oo0 5150.-11 II /
Batteries: For 1Iustlers-Hasl<ins
and King; for Brownies Walton and
Bagby.
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nv InuN n. nnopEn. JR.


70 rGoosie" Hulcher is back with us
playing fret base for Battle Axe, and
is doing stunts on first that would
y make Hal Chase envfous. Goosie was
certainly the saviour OF his team yes
terday.
"Sol" Deoppy, the hackstop OF Kahns
OF Richmond. who was just preparing
to start for Reynoldsvilie, Pa, to play
professional ball. was so badly injured
In the game with Horace S. Wrlghts
that he will be compelled to stay home
for some time
"Tommy' Dowden. who has been
holdont of the Battle Axe team, has
at last come across and signed Il Battle
Axe contract, and played a great game
for the Champs" yesterday.
John Whitfield, manager of the Bat
tie Axe. and DR.. Price. of. the Grays,
pulled of trade which looks as IL
Whitfield showed that he knew good
thing when he saw it. This trade in
volved Players Klein and Blount. Klein
goes from the Grays to the Battle Axe,
while Blount will don a Grays uniform.
Clutch" Klein is about one of the best
amateur baseball players that has ever
played baseball in this city and John
Whitfield should hug himself twice for
being so fortunate in making this
trade.
Luther Wilcox. who is handling the
indicator i'll the Capital City League.
is certainly making good showing.
Wilcox not only makes good decisions.
but calls the play the moment it is
made.
Shirt" Blanton. of the Ashland team.
is about one of the best pitchers III tho
MI
gethcr and gives him the support that
is due him, he will certainly make
things warm for his opponents.
BILLY" Rady. the clever shortstop OF
the Battle Axe team, is out OF tho
game on account OF an injury to his
hand which the doctor says will Keep
him out of the game for the rest of
tho season.
Liebs who was given tryout with
Petersburg this year, has secured his
release, and is now with the Grays.
"Cheesie" WILL in all probability, fill
in the missing link and put this team
in good shape for the pennant race
Barton Heights won game yes.
to-day from Bell Telephone Company.
This puts the boys from the Heights
in the first division and somebody has
got to play mighty tight baseball to
keep them from going ahead.
The teams OF tho Old Dominion
League are protesting against going to
Fulton to play baseball. This looks
like child's play on the part Of the
managers of this league. and they
ought to be ashamed of themselves for
putting up kick about going to Full
ton, as this section of the town fur
nishes some of the best baseball ma
terial In the city and should be given
baseball in their section.
Sutterln. the clever outfclder of
Iiingan e. Co., is about the fastest man
in town when it comes to running
bases.
Charlie Dogsctt played Il great game
yesterday for Barton Heights getting
home run and participating in four
double plays. 4Nf
Simpson. the new backstop of Bar
ton Heights. caught a great game for
his team yesterday, and was largely
instrumental in the success of hts team.
The Battle Axe team Still continues
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Julinn Txlcrn Win.

Tyler's champions defeated Wood
all e Quarles In 4 pretty game at Byrd
Park yesterday
The score by innings: r.
ISlers ....-.........I =: o 0 Q--13
Woodall & Quarles. % COOL. p 4
Batteries: Tylers Sanderson and
Hampton. Woodnll 6 Quarlos. Pace,
Gentry and Pullen.
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Bnttle Axe Wins.

The Battle Axe defeated the Ash
lands yesterday at Byrd Park by the
score of . to s.
The score by innings: r.
Battle Axe .02f30211rs
Ashland .............o0 OO005O 0-5
Batteries: cattle Axe, Dixon and
Hay. Ashland. Blanton and Pearman
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

RESULTS Yesterday.
Battle Axe, s; Ashland, 5.
Barton Heights, 3; Bell Telephone, 8
Collegians-Grays (Postponed.)
Games Next Saturday.
Battle Axe VS. Collegians, Byrd Park
Barton Heights VS.. Ashland. Ashland
Bell Telephone VS.. Grays, Lee Pork
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WEST END LEAGUE
Stumbling of Club,
Where They u,

Where They Play Next.
Spring.
Pirates and Riversides Harvie Park
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Where They PIny Next.

Hustlers VS.. Wizards, at Fulton Park.
brownies VS.. HANDLERS, at Byrd Park.
Manhattan5 VS.. w. Heights, at CO.
lonial Park.
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Where They Play Next Saturday.
Tylers VS.. kahns. at Byrd Park.
Woodall & Quarles VS.. Horace
Wrights, at Richmond College.
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KnIins Win.

The kahns defeated the Horace S.
Wriehts at Byrd Park yesterday in n
five-inning contest by the score of II
TO 4. The features of the game was the
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This weeks regular schedules:
Monday-Powhotan VS.. Springfield.
Wednesday.Chimbor VS.. Bellevue
itrfday-NichOlson VS.. Powbatan
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S0UTHSlDE LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.

Where They Play Next SATURDAY..
Swansboro VS.. Sterling, at Swanboro
Tunstall VS.. Jones Bros, at Tun.
stalls. uh-
at WalIio's W.
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The Axes had little trouble in solving
Blanton's delivery. and coupled with
miscues at critical times by his team
mntes. were easily returned winners
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Joncs-Green win.

Tho Jones Green Shoe Co. defeated
the HANDLERS yesterday at Colonial
Park by the score of to O.
Score by innings: %
J,-G. 5. Co....... 8 0 90 21oo %
SAMPLERS p .....::.. 90 90 o 0 %
hat.eries: Jones Green-Pully and
Hankins; Ramblers-Johnson Eunti, min
and Davis. MN
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The Barton Heights-Bell Telephone
game seems to have been q hard
fought battle, and was only won in the
last stages. The Barton Heights boys
journey to Ashland for hard fight
with the team representing that town
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Ycstcrdny,s Re,ults

Hustlers. IL; Brownies, 5.
Manhattans, 3; Ramblers, 0.
wizards, 22; w. Heights, 2.
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With the Amateurs

to win without being apparently forced
by any of the other teams, as a result
of which they still retain possession
of the much-coveted position of league
leaders. The game on Saturday next,
when they clash with tho Collegians
for the first time, gives promise of
being for blood, and will no doubt
attract goodly attendance.
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This weeks REGULAR schedules:
Monday-Mhdison vs.. Fox
MISREPRESENTATION vs. Sidney.
Friday--Jackson VS.. Fox.
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.Sol" Deoppy. the hackstop OF Kahns
OF Richmond. who was just preparing
to start for Reynoldsville, Pa, to play
professional ball, was so badly injured
In the game with Horace S. Wrlghts
that he will be compelled to stay home
for some time.
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RiyersI.Ies WIN

me Riversides defeated the Albe-
TO I. jackson's home run with three
men on was the feature OF the game
Score b. innings: -
i',se'sides ......... o413 410-23
A'os.ha F!es ."....... 0 9 o g. z
bhltcrles: Riversides McClintoc,e
ana N'ssley; Observation-Disclosures. Cub.
bins and Parker
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Home DreNinp Gu u,,,..

The Home Brewing. Co. added an
defeating the Crafts Plano CO. The
score: ~ -, ID ID
Crafts ........... ..1o7o1e4 o-is
home Brew. Co.. % 30331O4s- -1 a
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"Tommy' Dowden. who has been a
holdout of the Battle Axe team, has
at last come across and signed IL Battle
Axe contract, and played a great game
for the Champs" yesterday.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE

Stan ding OF the Team,
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n s3oosie" HuIcher is back with us
playing first base for Battle Axe, and
is doing stunts on first that would
make Hal Chase envious. Goosie was
certainly the saviour OF his team yes
terday.
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Simpson, the new backstop OF Bar
ton Heights, caught great game for
his team yesterday, and was largely
instrumental in the success of hts team.
The Battle Axe team Still continues
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Luther Wilcox. who is handling the
indicator in the Capital City League,
is certainly making y good showing.
Wilcox not only makes good decisions.
but calls the play the moment it is
made.
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DENNIS.

w. M. Crabtreeand Martin Wright
have our school house almost COM
pleted.
Miss Dova Adams, daughter OF
c, c. Adams. was very badly injur-
ed last Friday by falling out Of a
wagon.
Edison Boggs and brother of Lit
tie Fork are visiting relatives at
this place.
Several from this place spent
the Fourth in Louisa.
Mrs. Henry Compton is at Ethel,
W. Va. visiting her daughter.
Misses Sophia and Mary Penning-
ton win visit friends at Cresco soon.
School will open at Compton
July 14th. with LATE Webb teach
er.
Mrs. Oma Chaffins, of Trad was
visiting her mother last week.
Harve May. of Chillicothe, Ohio.
was here last week and was accom-
panied home by his nephew.
Church at Dennis was largely at
tended Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie lobe Is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cyrus have
returned TO their home at Eccles,
w. Va.
John Nelson visited Miss Julia
Howell Sunday.
Media Cooksey and Walter Mar
cum were guests OF Pearl Kitchen
Sunday.
Rev. M. A. Hay will preach here
the second Monday night inst.
Dennie Rice calIed on Miss Sarah
Brainard Sunday.
Mrs. Lora Queen was the guest
of Dora Compton Sunday.
Miss America Pennington stayed
with her sister on Morgans creek
last week.
Lafe Webb passed here Sunday
going TO Fallsburg.
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DEEP HOLE.

~
Miss Claude Holbrook and broth
err, Of Irish creek, spent a few days
with Ebon Taylor last week.
John Clark went to Huntington
last week and had an operation
performed on his eyes.
Miss Alice Diamond spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Jay Yates, of
Fallsburg.
Rev. and Mrs. Hays. of Smoky
Valley attended church at this place
Sunday.
George Short spent several days
with Ebon Taylor last week.
T. H. Burchett shipped load OF
hogs Thursday.
True Roberts. Eva, Blanche and
Ray Burchett attended church at
Smoky Valley Sunday.
Several from this place attended
church at Land Carter's Sunday.
Miss Pearl Ward. of Inez, who
has been visiting at T. H. Burchett'i
has returned home.
MARTHENA.
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LEAD TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


BUCHANAN, KY. July 8 1.-The s.
s. Association Of Kavanaugh Cir
cult, M. e. Church, South, will be
held at Kayanavgh chapel August
18th. A fine program is being fur
nished and some of our best state
Sunday school workers hope to be-
with us.
Come, bring your schools and
make this meeting a very succesc-'
full one. A banner will be awarded
to the school that excells in the cir
cult.
AS last year was our first organs
cation, our treasury is small, and
therefore will not cover expenses.
Would be glad If you would please
take up collection in your schools
and send it to me or to Mrs. Lena
Dasis, treasurer, as early as pos
sib'e. very truly yours,
PEARL COMPTON,
Circuit Secy
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MARROwBoNE.

The Fourth. has passed, and all
had quiet delightful time. No
, trouble or drunkards heard of.
Everyone on the special train from
Pikeville to Elkhorn City via. Hell
lier seemed to be enjoying them
selves very much.
Mrs. /. G. Hurt and brother have
gone to East Point, visiting relaa-
ltiyes at this place.
1t is said BRO" Alonzo May. has
gone to Louisa to be united in mat
rimony to Miss Birdie Carter. His
msry friends Of this place wish
him a u-rpy time and expect TO
give him hearty csiyaree ON his
return.
The /. o. o. r. meeting was a
successful one and the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: Layfette Bentley, N. c.; J.
R. Coleman. v. g.; H. H. Layne,
Sec. and Treas.
Andrew Cox, Of this place was
calling on Miss Alma Coleman at
Wolf Pit Sunday.
Misses Alma and virgie Coleman
began their schools Monday morn
ing. Miss Alma teaching the Bluff
School and virgie the Big Branche
school.
While returning home from his
work Friday evening Shade Vent
ers. agent at the forks, was run
down and sustained some very bad
injuries, by Nelson Ratcliff, G. and
%. brakeman riding velocipede.
Shade has resumed his work this
week, and says he knows how aa
man feels now after being run over
by a choo-choo.
The railroad boys have planned
a big fishing spree on the Leyisa
Fork of the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. Clevenger,
Mgr, of the NJ. Supply Co., visited
Mr.. Ell johnson Sunday.
]. M. Robinson has almost finish
ed his job on Harlisses creek and
will move to his new work just
across the river in a short time.
Burnie Ratcliff was calling on
Miss Lizzie Mullens, of Lookout
Sunday.
j. E. Ratcliff, county clerk, visit
ed home folks over Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. Robinson, of Pikeyille
visited home folks to-day.
Mrs. Nellie venters visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Layne Monday.
BIG jim.
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The children's Day exercise Civ
en- at. Kavanaugh chapel Sunday
was largely attended.
Miss Esther Hopson was shopping
In Ashland Wednesday.
Miss Edith Faulkner Is visiting
Miss Louise Kahne in Ashland this
week.
Severa relatives and friends
from here attended the funeral OF
Judge Kinner at Catlettsburg Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warren have
returned home from Oswego, N. Y.
Tuesday after pleasant visit with
their daughter, Mrs. s. s. Smith.
School begins here Monday.
Mrs. ! G. Jessye was calling on
parents here Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Brumfield.
Miss Jessie Edmon was calling on
Miss Esther Hopson Sunday.
Married, on the 4th, David Fergu-
son to Edna Yates. They are prom
inent young people of this place
and their many friends wish them
success and happiness.
Miss Elizabeth Williamson re-
turned home Monday, after few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
son Whit, of Russell.
Messrs. Carl Hammar and Jay
stith, G. and o. firemen, of Ash
land we're calling on friends here
Monday.
Mrs. William Porter and daugh-
tiers, have returned to their home
in Missouri, after an extended visit
with her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Hatten.
Miss George Faulkner. Of Ash
f7rd spent the week end with her
grand parents, here Mr.. and Mrs. G.
s. Brumfield.
orville Hyland, N. anu NY. opera
tor, was calling on Miss Victoria
Smyth Sunday.
Miss Belle McSorley returned
home Monday from Ashland, She
was accompanied by Miss Jessie
Stewart.
Harrison Clarkson was calling on
Bessie Truman Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Prichard and mother
Mrs. J. Il. Compton, attended the
funeral Of Judge Kinner Tuesday
DOT.
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Walter Marcum called at Grant
cooksey's one day last week.
Mary Pennington and Hernia
Kitchen were at Dennis Saturday.
Lewis Wright was calling on
Mary Kitchen Sunday.
Mack Stewart and Goldie Wilson
passed up Gait Sunday.
Z Willard Cooksey Is no better.
The infant child of Jake Mel was
very sick last week.
Misses Nealie Boggs and Dova
Rice, Of Fallsburg were visiting the
Iatter's uncle here a few days ago.
Mrs. Lizzie Pennington and chill
dren will visit friends and relatives
In Carter-co., soon.
Dennie Rice will visit his aunt
on Little Fork soon.
Donnie Wright went to Catletts-
burg last Friday.
U. D. Warmer preached here
Sunday.
ALABAMA BOUND.
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DuNLow, W. va.

Willie Maynard was business
caller at Henry Burton's recently.
The baptizing at Lick Log Sum
day was largely attended.
H. J. Burton is employed In car
penter work at Pond creek.
Add Maynard was calling on An
ma Finley Sunday.
Church at Dunlow Sunday was
largely attended.
Mrs. A. J.. Burton will visit her
daughter at Morris soon,
Mrs. Nancy Low came down from
Williamson and spent few hours
with friends recently.
Jasper Finley and wife. Of Man
ford, w. Va. are visiting his faith
er and mother on Big Branch.
John Hooker and Bertha Finley
were visiting at Lick Log Sunday.
A nice little wedding took place
here Saturday Of last week. The
bride was the daughter Of Abb Fin
ley and the groom son Of Harvey
Maynard. M. D. B.
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sITKA

~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard, of We
natchee. Wash. are here, the guest
OF Mrs. Shephard's mother. Mrs. M.
u. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom vanhoose and
Miss Suna Sublett, of Van Lear
spent the Fourth with home folks
here.
Mrs. Ruby Witten visited her
sister, Mrs. Vera Gambill Sunday.
Bro. Harrington. of Buffalo held
services In the new church house at
Frogonery for the first time Sun
day.
Miss Oracle vanhoose entertained
a crowd of young folks Sunday af-
ternoon.
Little Rule Stambaugh. who has
measles, is almost well again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Daniel, Of
Paintsville was here Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Miss Oracle Rice spent the 4th at
Paintsville.
Leslie Picklesimer and Ruthard
witten are at home for vacation.
VIOLET.
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RICHARDSON.

Sunday school at this place is
progressing nicely.
A large crowd attended church
at Mats creek Sunday last.
Miss Louise and Emily Crutcher,
OF Louisa. we're visiting relatives
at this place last week.
Clell Warick and family, of Ash
land, were visiting relatives at this
place last week.
Miss Minnie Mead, of Graves Shoal
was calling on Josie and Rose
Castle last Wednesday,
Vent McKenzy, who has been
here for some time has moved to
Auxier.
Harry Daniels. whohas been work
Ing at Messy Bottom, came home
for the 4th OF July.
Carl Castle was calling on Nola
Hinkle Sunday
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Charley warick q at home fo'
few days.
Nellie Hatcher, OF Louisa, was
visiting relatives here last week
Mrs. Angie Childers has returned
to her home at chattaroi, w. Va,
after a months visit with her sister
here.
Roy Bartlett and Reck Childera
went to Louisa one day this week.
Miss Bessie Thompson, Of Louisa
Is the guest OF Miss Mabel William
son this week.
Miss Goldie Price, of this place
left Tuesday for Kewanee, where
she win teach school.
Proctor Castle spent a few days
In Louisa last week.
John Layne the operator of this
place has been calling on friends
at Prestonsburg for a few days.
Ballard Gunnell, of Beaver Creek,
spent Sunday with his cousin Mrs.
Jim Hjnkle, Of this ploce.
Gus Moore, of Charley, was in
Town Thursday.
Mrs. Willard Castle was shopping
here Thursday.
Roy Bartlett went to- Paintsville
Saturday.
Mrs. Scott Castle was calling on
Mrs. John Mckenzie Saturday and
Sunday.
Alma Brrchett, of Kise was shop
piDf here Tuesday
Misses Josie and Rosie Castle
were calling ON Carrie Bartlett last
Monday.
Clell Vaughan, of Thealka, visited
home folks Sunday.
DAISY WONT TELL
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oADMUs.

George Browning, OF Meads Sta
ton. was visiting his parents at
Gladys last week.
G. B. Stuart recited German
recitation at the Green Valley Sum
day school Sunday which was a
treat to the children.
Uncle VIM. Brumfield and Aunt
Martha were visiting Adam Hartman
and wife Sunday.
C. R. Neal and wife were visiting
their son at Dennis Saturday and
Sunday.
S, H. Kiser and wife were visit
ing Aunt Louisa shortridge Sunday.
Rev. M. A. Hay and Br. w. A.
Rice passed up our creek Monday.
John Bentley, Jr., of Yatesville
was at A. H. Carman's Friday.
SPUNK.
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BUCHANAN.


Several from this place attended
Children's Day services at Kayanaug
Sunday.
Misses Belle McSorley and Bessie
Truman have been visiting relatives
at Ashland and Portsmouth for the
pas few days.
Ben Buckley and Allen Ross were
calling on Misses zada and Marry
Turman Sunday.
Mrs. John Rankin is visiting her
brother Mr.. Joe Johnson. OF Ash
land.
Mrs. w. Z. Calhoun and family
of Huntington. are visiting her par
ar-s Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Black.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Marrow and
II \ daughter Edna May left Mon
day for their new home at Hazard.
Bert Thompson and little son
have been visiting relatives at
Normal. Ky.
John A. Riddle, G. and o. brake
man, was calling on Miss Elizabeth
Black Friday.
Roy Campbell was calling on Miss
Elizabeth Williamson Saturday.
Miss George Faulkner. Of Ash
land, was up and spent the Fourth
with friends and relatives.
John A. Riddle and Elizabeth
Black visited friends at Durbin Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Harry Clarkson was calling on
Bessie thurman Sunday.
Ed. Hatten was visiting his aunt
Mrs. F. F. Black Sunday.
Glen and Claud Burris left Mon
day for Huntington.
Misses Zada and Mary thurman
and Allen Ross celebrated July 4th
at Ashland.
Miss Edna Yates. OF Zelda was
visiting her sister Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son Wednesday.
BLUE BELL.
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man were at Kavanaugh last Sum
cay
Miss Omega Yates attended Sun
day school at this place last Sun
day.
X. +. Compton spent the holidays
with home folks.
Misses Jamie Curnutte Iona
Woods and Bertha Curnutte at
tended Sunday school at Mayo chap
e. Sunday lasI
Miss Ruth Fannin made a bust
ness trip to Hubbardstown one day
last week.
Charles Anderson was calling OH
friends at Blaine recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter en-
tertained quite large crowd Of
young folks Saturday night.
Our school will begin Monday,
July IA, with j. L. Moore. teacher.
Miss Mary Davis is visiting at
Betsy Layne this week.
Mrs. Richard Robinson. who has
been sick SO long is improving.
Mrs. Clara Skeens and son Otto
were visiting her sister. Mrs. X.
F. Compton. one day this week.
Miss Emma skeenes spent the
past week with her aunt at this
place.
CATAPILLER.