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COTTAGE HILL.

Cottage Hin. Jan. 4-Srr and Mrs.
Charles Levey spent the holidays in
Pensacola
Mr.. Redpath, of Indiana, has been
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Ingiing
and brother, Wayne Redpafh. for the
past two weeks.
Mr.. voheres. Of Indiana, arrived 9
few days since to take charge of q
farm he recently bought It is known
as the Vaughn farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning are the happy
parents Of a young son that arrived on
New Years day.
Mrs. J. 7. Cosby and children, who
have been here for the holidays, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald,
have departed for their home in Gin
cinnad. Mr.. Cosby preceding them a
week
DR.. Vincent has repaired q house on
a tract of land that he recently bought
here and has moved into same, the
building Is situated on high eleva-
ton, with a splendid view to the south
and dense forest OF pines to the
north, making It an ideal location for
a winter residence. Mr.. Vincent is the
head of the nursery company here, and
expects to put out a large acreage of
stock for future sales.
Mr.. Sites, who came here recently
from Nebraska, has had the misfortune
to lose three horses during the past
month
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WARDvILLE.

waxdvilIe. Jan. 4s-Christmas passed
very quietly here.
Mr. W. n. Ward. wife and ffttle
daughter, Hi1da, returned 10 their home
in Mobile this morning after a weeks
visit to the formers parents, Mr.. and
MRS. ". S. Ward.
Mrs. r F. Cru1t and daughter Edith,
of Afmore, were the guests OF Mrs. e.
Ward last Saturday.
Miss Crflaie Ward and brother Carl
fof DeF1niak. spent Christmas here,
the guest OF their uncle, JACK Ward.
Misses Stella and Wilma Ward, N.Y.
ftie Graham and Anna Belle Eddins,
and Messrs Oscar and Walter Ward
and John Allison attended the wedding
kof Miss osra Ward and Mr.. Grover
Lee. OF McDavfd. last night
The bride IL the charming daughter
t OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Ward. formerly
] eff Skts place. but they moved to Mo-
David about eight months ago.
The candy drawing at Mr.. J. A.
wards last Monday night was enjoyed
by all.
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KLONDIKE.

KlondiLe. Jan 4.-Our rural mail
CARRIER, after enjoying his Christmas,
saas started out with the parcel post
proposition All over the country peo-
pile are preparing to use this service.
We hope our country people VIII use
at whenever possible, for We cannot
hope to get just the service we need
until we make 1t evident that the
people win patrozafzs such post. Try
| to make It success: then as faults de-
velop we can be in a position to OBJ
tain what we need. Manufacturers
are at work dev1s4ns packages for ship
ping eggs, poultry, fruit and such
products.
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DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak, Jan. 4.-Miss Victoria
Hulse from New Orleans, spent Christ
mas with her aunt. Mrs. c. A. Ian
drum. Miss Hulse at one time made
her home in DeFuniak, and was warm
~ welcomed by old friends here.
Mayor G. L. LAM of FTorala, spent
Christmas with home folks in De-
Funiak.
Mr.. John Cawthon from Pensacola,
was in DeFuniak during the holidays
Mrs. Vic Mcdonald spent last week
in Pensacola with her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McLane.
Mrs. ]. c. Scott, who from the earl
lest days Of Chautauqua, has spent
the winters in DeF'uniek. is back again.
She Is with Mrs. T. J. Happens, on
Crescent street.
Mrs. Fl. e. Wfckersham had a family
reunion at her home on Christmas
day. The feature Of the day being an
old time Christmas tree, on which the
host and hostess had tucked away
amoung the gfittering ornaments and
bright colored candles, that hung on
its branches, souvenirs of the occasion
for each guest.
Last Friday night the Masons of De-
Ft1niak had an installation of officers,
after which they went to Hotel Chau-
tauoua for q most delightful Banquet
A. C. Campbell was toastmaster
and the speakers were w NJ. Hugh
Thomber, r. W. Storrs, w. S. Green,
J. c. McSween, w. LIE Cawthon and
Rev. s.. J. Cats.
Mr.. ]. H. Hobbs and Miss Jessie
Lawrence were quietly but happily
married at the home of the brides
parents, on Monday evening. Rev. D.
P. Slaughter officiating. Best wishes
for long, happy and prosperous life
for the young people.
Mrs. B. P. Morris and children re-
turned first Of the week, from a most
delightful visit to the family of Mrs.
Morris in Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Murray left Sat
urday night to visit relatives and
friends in Laurel Hill.
Misses Eliza and Ossie Berry had
quite a number of friends spend the
evening with them Monday. It is I'M
necessary to add that the affair was
most pleasant one. for all who have
once enjoyed the charming hospitality
Of these sisters, are eager to be in
vited again and yet again.
Monday Misses CebeIl and Myrtle
Warren entertained at their home. A
goodlyl number OF young people en-
joyed the evening 50 much, they were
sorry time could not be turned back
ward, 50 as to make them children
for the next night, Tuesday, when
these same young ladies had the school
children Of the UniversaHst church
spend the evening with them.
Judge Pierce from Dothan, Ala, Wis
tied relatives IN DeFuniak last week.
Mrs. Blackman from Illinois, one of
the many, who having once been to
DeFuniak, cannot stay away very long
at time, is with us again this winter,
comfortably located with Mrs. Burmese
Cawthon, on Wright avenue.
Owing to the serious illness Of the
beloved rector, DIR. A. c. S. Smyth,
there was no service at the Episcopal
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church last Sunday Though quiet sick,
as many friends, to know that he is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sheppard came up
from Pensacola Saturday night 20
spend several days with their parents,
AIr. and Mrs. ". o. H. SAepperd.
Prof. III. r. Robinson of the High
school faculty and Miss Matte Regis
ter, were married at the brides home
in Plant City, December 26th. Neither
or these young people are strangers
here, both having attended the Nor
NAL school. Their school friends will
be glad to welcome them to DeFuniak,
and wish them happiness.
Mrs. r. E. L. McCasziII entertained
the Junior Endeavor Society at her
home on Wright avenue, Friday even
ing.
Wednesday night Miss Lonny Ian
der returned to Greenwood. S. c.. to
resume her duties as teacher in Ian
der college.
Misses Emma and Mary Campbell
entertained a number Of friends Thurs
day evening, at her home on Live Oak
avenue. The progressive game Of
bunco was played, after which de-
ltcious refreshments were served.
Friday afternoon Miss Bessie Cats
entertained her Sunday school class,
much to the delight Of the little folks.
who had a royal good time.
Messrs. Douglass Cats and Carl Vim
son and Miss Bessie Cats spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Brown, in their hospttable home at
Red Bay.
Miss Kate Mcleod, after spending
the holidays with her family in De-
F'uniak, returned last Monday to Mont
gomery, Ala
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MARIANNE.

Marfanna, Jan. 4.-Mrs. Frank VIII
son, OF Pensacola, Is the guest OF her
parents, Col. and Mrs. D. L. McKin-
non.
Mr. VIII Jarrett has returned from
Tennessee. where he spent the Christ
mas holidays.
Or. F. C. Wilson. of Chipley, spent a
few days In Mariana this week.
Mrs. Don McKlnnis is spending q
few days in Geneva, Ala. this week.
Dr.. A 8. Hill, of Panama City, spent
Saturday In Marianne
Mr.. Fred Long, formerly Of Mari
anna, but now Of Greenville, Ala,
spent Christmas holidays with home
follB
Judge Evelyn Maxwell. Of Pensacola,
was prominent visitor to the city
this week =.
Mrs. Whit Moss Win be the hostess
of the Matrons' domino club on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. J. L Behyner, Of st. Andrews,
spent Monday in Mariana.
Hon. Emmett Wilson, oongr essman-
elect, spent few days IN Mariana
this week.
Mr.. Lewis Alsobrook Is spending the
holidays in Mariana with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Alsobrook.
Miss Earnestin Long, Of Greenwood,
ts the guest Of Miss Martha Conley.
Messrs. Alfred Hamilton, Of Mont
gomery, Ala, and Jefferson Hamilton,
of Auburn, Ala, are the guests Of
their uncle, Mr.. c. e. Merritt.
Miss Annie Beth Moreneld. who has
been the guest Of her aunt, the Misses
Harris, has returned to her home in
Montgomery. Ala
Mrs. Wilmer Box, who has been the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Simmons during the, Christmas
holidays. has returned to her home in
Gracevills.
Mrs. T. W, Coniey and Margaret
Williams spent the weekend in
Greenwood, o. the guests Of Mrs.
Julian L Dickinson.
Miss Ruth Brabson. OF Greenvtfle,
Tenn, who has been the guest Of
Miss Mary Cannon, left Sunday
morning for Tampa, where she will
spend the remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Phillips. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Russ during the holidays,
have returned to their home In Bruins
wick, Ga
Mr.. s. G. O'Neal, Jr. after having
spent Christmas in Mariana, has re-
turned to Atlanta. where he holds q
responsible position with The But
terick Publishing Co.
Mr.. McCraclzen and Miss Maud Mo
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DESTIN.

Desttn, Jan. 4-The Christmas tree
hare was a brilliant affair. The
church was beautifully decorated with
fir and hoIIey. The tree was dream
of beauty with so many choice gifts
TO relatives and friends A large
throng OF people were present, to say
nothing of the cheerful faces Of the
old and young. Beautiful songs were
sung by the children, the credit being
due to Mr. and Mrs. EAGER, pastor of
the church Many MICA recftst9ons
were given by the children.
Misses Mary Woodward and Ida
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BRENT.

Brent Jan. THE entertainment
given by the public school in connec-
ton with the Brent Dramatic Club
was q success in every way. A neat
little sum was netted for the benefit
Of the school grounds. The stage was
beautifully decorated with pine, palms
and southern snilax. The pupils Of
the public school acquitted themselves
most creditably.
Miss Kate Kuehn as Mrs. Ruggies
with her nine young rns" was a grand
success.
The drills and motion songs wsre
very good
The college play, "A Case Of sus-
pension" was well presented by the
Dramatic Club, each character being
well brought out. Mr. Fred Berry as
the college man, and Miss Lucille Al
len as the Irish servant girl, brought
down the house. The college boys,
Messrs. Frank Westmark. Ben Jones
and Frank Johnson, were gay young
sports and played their parts quite
well
The gay, thoughtless college girls,
Misses Leonard Gates. Maggie Lou
Ray and Bess Johnson, acted their
parts well.
Mr. Ellie Allen, with his powdered
hair, looked every inch dignided pro-
fessor In a most undignif1ed position.
Miss Maggie Ray was q typical lady
principal.
The character sketch, 1.-THE Irishman
and the Coon" was well presented by
Messrs. Frank Westmark and Ben
Jones. Mr.. Westmark Ii first class
Irish comedian and Ben Jones is Sec
ond to none as a '-colored gemman."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coskrey spent
tie holidays with relatives at Brantley
and Troy, Ala
Messrs J. W. Ray, Of Mount Willing,
Ala, and Bracl Murphree, Of Benton,
Ala, were visitors at Ray Villa dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Anderson and
little son, accompanied by Miss Duncan
spent Sunday with Misses Beulah and
Minnie Anderson.
Miss Duncan, of LAGRANGE, KY. II
the sister of Mrs. Elmo Anderson. She
| IL spending the winter in Pensacola.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson, Of Quitman
Mss, spent the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave johnson, Mrs. Rawson's
parents.
Miss Bess Johnson returned home
with Mrs. Rawson for lengthy visit.
Miss Kitty Jones spent q few days
in Pensacola during the holidays.
Mrs. Annie Allen Barker. who Is
teaching near Atmore. spent the holt
Gays at home.
Miss Myrtle. Johnston. Of Pensacola
spent a few days with Mss Elizabeth
Davis OF Oakf1eld.
Miss Kathlaen Van Felt, OF Pensa-
cola spent part Of the holidays with
Miss Jessie Ven Pelt-
Mrs. Jack McDougald and daughter
Mss Ethlsen. spent a few days with
Mrs. L N. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gonzalez, with
their daughters. little Misses Rose and
Helen. spent the holidays with Mrs. A
| C. Berry, Mrs. Gonazlss's mother.
Mrs. T. ]. Wright, OF Bonifay, visited
his Sister, Mrs. Laura Berry. the pasi
/ week
Mr.. George Wilson, Jr., returned
from New Orleans during the holidays
accompanied by his bride.
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WEST FLORIDA SOCIAL NEWS


Cracker, who have been on a visit of
some length to M. and Mrs. w. H.
Price, returned Sunday to their home
in Texas
Miss Mary McLead, Of Chipley, and
her guest Jeanette Warren, of Cone
toe, n. c., who have been the guests
of Miss Nellie Kelly, have returned to
Chipley
The young men compiimented the
young ladies with New Years dance
on Wednesday evening. Music was
furnished by the Lynn Haven orches-
ira, and the occasion proved to be a
most delightful one
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Janet
McKinnon entertained at bridge, in
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Frank VIII
son. Of Pensacola. The tables were
placed in the parlor, which was at
tractively decorated with holly and
eyergreens-
Misses Lizzie and Marion Keeling
and Mrs. R q. L Cresap, WHO have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Moore during the Christmas holidays,
have returned to Pensacola They
were accompanied home by little Miss
zalada Moore.
On New Years day Mrs R. s..
Pierce cumpitmented Mrs. Adam
Lewis, Of Pensacola, with q rock
party. The morning was pleas
antly passed at the game, after which
a delicious salad course was served.
An occasion OF much interest was
the meeting Of the Ma.trons' Rock
club, with Mrs. John Horne this week.
After the games, delicious salad,
cheese balls, waters, sandwiches and
tea were served.
On Friday morning Miss Martha
Consiy complimented Mrs. Wilmer
Box, of GracevfIle, with an auction
bridge party. -Four Interesting games
of bridge were enjoyed, after which,
quail on toast, Irish potato chips, cram
berries. waters and coffee were served.
On Monday evening Miss Margaret
Simmons conphmented Misses Lucy
Milton and Louis I4ddon with a rock
party. The house was most attrac-
lively decorated, the color scheme used
suggesting the merry yuletide season.
One Of the most beautiful and large
~ attended affairs of the Christmas
season was the euchre party, at which
| Mrs. R L Moore entertained in honor
! of Misses Lucy Phillips and Elizabeth
McKfnnon. The tables were placed in
the spacious hall and parior, which
| were beautifully decorated with holly,
ferns and poinsettas-
One of the interesting affairs Of the
week. was the bridge party, at which
Mrs. VIII Doughtie entertained in hon.
| or Of Miss Lucy Phillips, of Tuskegee,
Ala. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent at the games, after which de-
Iicious salad course, sailed nuts and
crystalized fruit were served. Mrs.
Attaway McKinnon won first pi lze,
which was an ivory handkerchief box.
One Of the most delightful events
Of the Christmas season, was the New
Years party, at which Mrs. W. H MIL
ton entertained IN honor Of her
daughter, Miss Lucy Milton. Rock
was the game chosen for the evening.
The tables were placed in the library,
hall and parlor. Miss Earnestine Long,
OF Greenwood, made the highest score
and was given dainty fan as a sou
venir Of the charming occasion. Miss
Miriam Merritt cut the consolation,
| which was q deck Of rock cards.
Messrs. Jabe Russ and Ltddon Solo
mon won the gentlemen's prizes. which
were ties.
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McKINNONVILLE.

McKinnonvi1e. Jan. Passenger
trains are now doing regular service
on the c.. F. & A They began oper-
alton January LIST and what was for
merry 3 log road IL part Of the line
from Pensacola to Jasper.
Mr.. Charles Crook returned recently
hom trip TO points In Alabama.
Mr.. Robert McRnnou IL spending
several days in Pensacola.
Mr.. J. W. Underwood returned
Thursday from short trip to Pensa-
cola.
Mr.. Harris Ii here from Clark coun-
~, Alabama. He is assisting Mr..
Crook in the company store.
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MILTON.

Milton, Jan. A-Mr. Jefferson AteS,
young son of Mr.. William AteS and
Miss Cariey Pyburn, Mr.. Vernon San
ford and Miss Elizabeth Pyburn made
up four happy participants IN double
wedding Monday last, to the surprise
Of both relatives and friends. The
young ladies' ere daughters Of Mrs. Py-
burn, az the Pyburn House. who moved
here recently from Brewton. Ala
Mr.. ]. 7. Diamond, superintendent
of public instruction. and Miss Lilly
Belle SaIter, one of the teachers In
the Santa Rosa Academy, attended the
meeting Of the Florida Educational
Association In Ocala-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley ]. McDawid. Of
Pensacola were guests of Mr.. Media
vid's sister. Mrs. e L. Mcdaniel. and
other re1a4tves this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford McCombs
spent the holidays with relatives and
friends of Mrs. McCouabs IN Ever
green
Master Writ Thompson burned HIM
SEX rather painfully recently by at
tempting to ignite some gunpowder In
q TIN can His face was burned and
his hair stnEed
Mrz. P. d. Brunsr and children, OF
Evergreen are guests Of Mrs. Burners
parents. Mr. and Mrs. z. d. DEFY.
Mr. Geo. L Abbott has purchased
the residence belonging to Henry
Cohen on Oak street.
Hon 7. =. West left Thursday for
Tallahasses. where he win be joined
by Mrs. West for the inaugural cers-
monies.
Mrs. ]. W. Amos. Of Tallahassee Is
visiting relatives IN Bagdad and Mil
ton.
Dr.. Thames lefs this week TOR Cal
houn. Fla
Mrs. Oliver Compton. of Troy, Ala,
who vos making visit TO her mother,
Mrs. 3. s. Beas1ey, was called home
suddenly by the illness OF relative.
Mr. ". H Mitchell. OF Lumberton,
Mss, made his annual holiday visit to
his mother. Mrs. c. F. Clark.
Mrs Margaret 3 Holder has re-
visit to her parents. DR.. and Mrs. C.
w. Hunnphriea
Mrs. w. v. Cole and baby. Of PenA
sacoIa, were the guests Of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. William Berry, q few
days this week
Mr.. Cuyier Gamer Is in Jacksonville.
WHof6 ne ua8 d82S1 ANCopb50 - poSs1-
ton
MISS Ora Odum - attending the
meeting Of the Florida Educational As
ISOLATION at ocala and win remain at
Tallahassee on the return trip 10 at
tend the Wonanss College.
DR.. Fl. Mason Smith has returned
from a pleasant visit to his parents at
Douglasvil1e, Ga
Mrs. o. N Walton, Of Chicago, and
Mrs. ]. A Brittenham spent the hol-
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sindor6. OF Bagdad.
Mrs. D. F.. Cater Is the guest Of rel
atives in Pensacola this week.
Mrs. Martha N. Towne, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. - the expected guest OF
her mother, Mrs. NJ e Newman.
Mr. B. H. Moreland. Of Evergreen, 8
frequent visitor to Milton, Is en- route
to Fort White to spend several days
with relatives.
Mr.. Erwin. turpentfne operator Of
this county. who was shot recently
died Friday morning OF pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Il Kyle. Of Mo-
bile, spent the holidays with Mrs
KyIe's mother, Mrs. A. r Seabrook
and her sister. Mrs. D. c. Diden.
Miss Nae Roberts. now OF Andalusia,
was the guest Of friends q few days
this week
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BOMBAY.

Bontfay. Jan. k-Mrs. J. s. Coleman
entertained at a progressive dice party
Saturday evening from . to IL in
honor of her niece, Miss Mattye ".
Coleman, q charming young lady OF
Gainesville. Mrs. Coleman and Mrs- ].
Q. J. Hathaway received the guests.
Punch was served during the evening
by little Mary Coleman. The game
was one Of thorough enjoyment, the
prizes being won by Mr.. Charley Terry
and Miss Arden Yates. A dainty salad
course was served at 1850. ThA fol-
lowing guests were present: The
Misses Hickman, Miss Arlen Yates,
Miss Daisy Redmon. Miss Mfnta God
win, Miss Susie Paul. Miss Dorothy
Reeves, Miss Beatrice Cawthon, Miss
Grace MdLauchlin, Miss Dva Dixon.
Miss Janette Wright, Mr.. Haley, Mr..
Albert Finney, Mr.. Arch Harrel, Mr..
VIII Torbert, Mr.. Allie Coleman, Mr..
Charley Terry, Mr.. Armfeld, Mr.. Vic
tor Coleman, DR.. Hutchinson. Mr.. D.
Coleman.
The Misses CLARK. who have been
the guests of Mrs. J. s. Brown, have
returned to their home in Pensacola
Mr.. Floyd Griffith has returned home
after a pleasant visit with relatives in
Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Leonard and Mr..
c. P. Lewis spent Sunday very pleas
antly in Chipley with MIR. and Mrs.
VIII Peters.
Miss Urna Hickman returns to her
school near Milton Sunday. Her many
friends regret to learn OF her de-
parture.
Misses Ruby and Meta Redmond. of
FlorTeuviIle, La, are the guests Of rel
atives this week.
Mrs. Lewis and children visited in
Chipley Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. VIII Einney, who has spent the
holidays with home folks, returned 10
Brookhaven, Miss, Sunday night. He
YVES accompanied by his father, Mir. w.
3 Ffnney, who goes to Brookhaven to
work.
M. Al1ie Coleman has returned to
Gainesville, Fla, after a few days stay
with home folks and friends.
MT. Albert E1nney has gone back TO
finish his school near Milton.
Emmett johnson Is visiting In Ala
bama this week.
Miss Carrie F1nney has returned to
Floral City after q pleasant weeks
stay with relatives
The many friends OF NxA VIII
Young VIII be glad 10 know she Will
soon be home from Mobile. where she
went for trsatman&.
Miss Eva Hickman beavas Sunday to
begin a term Of school at Roughease.
One Of the most elaborate affairs OF
the holidays was O dance given by the
Misses Hickman at their lovely new
home Wednesday evening. The par4or
and hall were tastefully decorated, the
color scheme being green and white.
Dancing was indulged IN until the wee
small hours Of the night. Hot chooo-
late and cake was served by Mrs.
Hickman and Mrs. Reeves. The young
people who took part IN this lovely at
fair were: Mr.. Haley, Miss Dorothy
Reeves. Mr.. Charley Terry, Miss Eva
Dixon. Mr.. Price Hickman, Miss Daisy
Redmon, Mr.. Wick Coleman. Miss Bea-
trics Cawthon. MI. Arch Harrel, Miss
Ax1en Yates. Mr.. BuF1 Herndon. the
Misses Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. Carkun.
Miss Minta Goodwin returned to Pen
sacola Wednesday night after pleas
ant stzy with relatives.
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BEULAH.

Beulah, Jan. Anew Years was a
quiet one in this community.
Mrs. Mary Barrineau was the guest
of relatives in Quintette and vicinity
on New Years, returning home Jan. 8.
Mr.. s. A. Garrett was IN Pensacola
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Snowden spent
Sunday last with retatiHes in GUM
tette.
Mr.. John Penton, after a short visit
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Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled IN The muscles Of the
back, or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy Ia BAL
LARD's SNOW LINn1ENT. It should
be rubbed h thoroughly over the at
fected part, the relief will be prompt
and satisfactory. Price 26c. 300 and
800 per bottle. Sold by all drug
Eists. (Adv.)
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COTTONDALE.

CottondaIe, Jan AIR. and Mrs
Oscar Mckee spent the holidays IN
Snaads with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Evans.
Mrs. Moses Franklin Lee and in
teresting daughters. Misses Helen and
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Why not stock up for the coming fall and
winter? You will find the original selling price
on each and every garment
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For want of space we cannot enumerate all
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