The central record., 1914-10-29
at Crab Orchard.

Miss Gertrude Adams, visited William
Naylor near Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lunsford and
baby visited Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Bodner near Shelby CITY.
Mrs. G. C. Kennedy sold so acres of
woodland to Mr. NJ. o. Kennedy, of
Bryantsville, for 81, 500.
Mr.. l, Duvall, of Keosauqua, Iowa,
has returned home after a visit to his
uncle, Mr.. Eugene Duvall.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Thompson We're
at Shelby City to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sprinkles.
Mrs. William Ranke. wife of our
good German friend, is able to be out
again after a recent illness.
Don't forget the mid-week prayer
services each Wednesday evening at I
O'Clock at the Methodist church.
Regular services at the Baptist church
Saturday, Sunday and Sunday night.
Teachers training class Saturday
night.
Mr.. B. !. Blankenship lost the cone
off copper bee smoker on Preachers
vile and Stanford pike. Finder please
return.
Mr.. Charles Thompson, who recently
recovered from a, severe attack of
typhoid, visited his sister, Mrs. j. S.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cress and Mr..
and Mrs w. P. White spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Traylor
at Paris.
Mr.. Richard Bergener, of near
Stigall's Store. has been doing some
work on Mr.. Gill's new house. He is q
good mason.
Several of our Baptist brethren at
tended the Home Coming" Of the
Crab Orchard church on Sunday. Al
report a nice time.
There has been general epidemic OF
chicken pox here Several patients il
nearly every home where there are
young ideas still susceptible to infantilt
diseases.
Robert Burns. THE Ploughmar
Poet, left a lasting monument to hi
memory in his poeticaI works. He
knew and lived the life of the commol
people. Peace to his ashes.
Mr.. John B. Hutchins was in Louis
. vile as representative of Derricl
Warner Lodge, No. sol, of F. and A
M. at this place, during the annua
. meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons
A nice sum was realized at the DO
supper Saturday night. Proceeds vii
be used to buy heater for the use o
the School improvement League whicl
- meets in the lower story of the Masoni
hall. Messrs. J. L. Kennedy and K
G. Pettus sold the boxes, and Will
new hands at the business of auction
eering, should soon he experts in tina
line:
Mr.. Morris Daugherty. %, of tn
Saufiey section, and Miss Addie Lurs
ford, %. of Stanford, were joined i
wedlock's golden bonds at the cour
house by Rev. Garland Singleton, o
last Wednesday. Mr.. Daugherty is a
energetic, Woodworking young man
while his bride is a very handsome an
talented young lady, possessed of a
the qualities of thrifty housewife an
worthy of the man of her choice. w
congratulate the young folks and wis
them ali the joys of life.
A young hopeful, aged four years
: who lives near here, is sure to folloN
: the calling of farmer. The other da
: while looking through stereOscope a
: views of scenery in the Holy Land h
seemed deeply interested. His aunt
: proud of the precocity of her nephew
was glad to draw him out as he en-
joyed the views depicting Bible scene:
Looking at the last view, picture c
Jerusalem as seen from the Mount c
Olives, when he saw a spotted CO.
grazing in the fore ground ani tn
( shining dome of the temple just beyon
a beaming smile covered his little fac
, and he exclaimed, Look, there
"Old Daisy and the sIlo." The chill
thought he had met up with old frienC
i again.