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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

the horse rul. They were soon put of
the bears sight. There was large
creek between her grandfather's and
her fathers hous. They did not go
down to the ford. but swan across
When they reached their father
house, little Clair had to tell her father
all about 1t. Indeed 1t frightened her
parents very much and her father
went with the servant back to see II he
could kill the bear. Her father did not
go very far before he saw the bear
standing by a large tree. He took a
good sight at him and killed him. -.
All this time Clair and her mother
had been watching for father. They
heard the gun fire, but did not know
whether he had killed the bear or not.
They soon saw him coming with the
bear. They were very glad to know
that he was dead, and little Clair said
that her father would have to go with
her every morning to carry grand
papa some flowers, for she was
afraid there might be another one in
the woods. So her father carried her
every morning. but they did not see
any more bears. Her father said he
thought that one must have gotten
out and come to the woods to catch
his little girl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
Rustburg. Va

Rustburg. Va,
MY dear Auntie,--I am sending IN
story and some poetry and riddles
] certainly do hope they will escape
the old gray goese. Aunt Nancy,
think cur page is improving very rap
idly was just delighted 70 see sc
much good work last Sunday. | think
Lucille and Mary BurE had the finest
stories on the page. Ind ! also think
Lucile's drawing was very cute II
must have been her fellows picture.
ifa ha
Aunt Nancy. tell Annie Keller and
Iueiie Marston | am going 10 write 70
them as soon as / get chance, and
tell them they must write to me.
Will gladly answer all OF the letters or
cards receive from the cousins
Aanfie. the bugs are getting all over
n2v flowers / guess l will have 10
gct your old Gray Goose to catch
them Maybe then he wQnt eat any
more ef our work. Ha! hA
certainly arm glad Mabel CARRIER
has not deserted our page. and ! am
always glad to see the cousins coIrfe
hack 20 the page hope she will help
10 beautify our page.
Aunt Nancy, all OF my work I rlade
II up myself this week I have nine
little chickens and one hen setting,
she viii hatch Saturday.
Well. ! guess | must close. for II Is
swfully hot here Aunt Nancy. I
would draw something. but l haven''
any black Ink. | wish you and the
cousins happy vacation.
Your loving and happy niece.
ANNIE Ri MOSES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOL]
Schedule In Effect May 10. 1916.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Ricf
mond. FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. 4
$500 P. NJ. ~4;1o r. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND tn
WEST: 1915 A. NJ, $3.50 A. NJ, $50
iP. NJ, 1920 r. M
Arrive Richmond from Norton
s1l:40 A. NJ, 's:35 P. NJ. s1l:10
NJ. From the West: $3.50 A. M, f3.1
lP. NJ, tl:40 F. NJ, s6:05 p. NJ. s9:l
p. NJ.
tSunday only. s]
". B. BEvII.L. w. C. sAUNDER4a
PIT NJ Roanoke. G. r. A. HoaNOA3
c. Fl. BOSLEY. d. P. A.. Richmond. IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Farmville. Va.
Dear Aunt Nancy,-Have you ever
felt that you just didn't care to do a
single thing? Well. that's been my
case lately, When l read your prize
certainly get up some Junk" to be
moulded into a Fourth of July story,
but somehow or other my mind
wouldn't turn that way
1t may be simply case of spring
the cousins are ready to say, n case
OF pure iaZiness. Anyhow, / feel like
two-cent cake Of soap after hard
days washing.
When l realized that my story would
not pan out, / turned my mind puzzle
ward, and, would you believe 1t?
Neither thought nor mind nor wit
Could be urged to work at bit"
Lazily, but lovingly.
LOUIS DAHL
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE RICHMON1
NIRGINIAN IF U LII, Fab
CLEAN AND ACCURATE.
SCHEDULE.
Chesapeake and OHIO -,a1,w.y.

Chesapeake and Ohio x.nriwny,
7:15 A.--Local--Dy.-- News
7:4o A.-Local-Dy.-Ch ttesvflf1
Except Sunday. Thurmond.
1900 Ak. ~~Dy.--~Sorfolk, Old PoIn
1910 --Daily--Lchbg. Lex
Clifton Forge.
s12;35 Noon-Ex. -Dy.~-Norfoik, on
Point.
'2:Io P.-~Ex.--Dy.-Cin Lsvifl9
f4E6u P Ext y.~--Norfolk. Old Poln
100 P.---Local--Dy.--N. News. Old 4
515 P.-LocaI-Ex. Sun.--Gordons1tQ
'5:i5 P.-Local--Week days, LychhG
'5;15 p .--Loca1-Ex. Sun.--LynchburG
Clifton Forge.
$40 P.--Limited--Dy.- ChicAe]
and St Louis,
al 90 -Daily--Cincinnk8
-----a and Louisville q
sSleepers tParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND--I.oe9
from East; 1915 A. NJ. $40 p. r
Through from East: II so A. M, -
$50 A. M.. ..lo:oe1A. NJ. and IN
r. NJ Through: sac A. NJ. In
Noon and $50 p. NJ
James RiveI Line: 'ss:35 A. n, 80
P. NJ. daily.
''Daily except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Mary was five years old In Septem-
Der She and her mother had just
returned from the store Mary asked
her mother if she could so to tbs
woods to gather some flowers Her
mother said that she could go. She
went on to the woods and gathered
her a few flowers and laid down t.
rest awhile. she started home, bal
she could not find the way home, Sc
she laid down and cried herself e
sleep. The next morning she tried u
find the way home. So at last SHE
found her home. She rea ched home
about 1890 A. NJ. that morning. Het
parents were reioiced to see her.
CHARLES RYI4AND, JR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
WHAT HE FORGOT.

A school inspector was, testing a
class powers OF observation. He made
sure that the class saw that he had a
gold mounted fountain pen in his
waistcoat pocket plainly displayed,
Then he left the rostrum, retired to
the anteroom, and there removed the
fountain pen to an inner pocket. Re-
turning. he stood with his coat thrown
back and his vest displayed penless.
NOW. boys" he said, tell me what
l. have forgotten,
There was long pause. and then a
small voice piped up: Please, sir,
you forgot to say Excuse me- when
you walked in front Of the teacher
Exchange
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
WHICH WAS RIGHT?

A preacher was going around to see
ali his members and to see how he
liked them.
He got to Mrs Moore's about dinner
time They fixed dinner for him, and
after lunch he called for the Bible, so
he could rea / and pray before he left.
Mrs Moore's youngest child, Billy,
always liked to be in the right. The
Young minister read and kuelt down
to pray. Bat billy" didn't know
whether TO Sneel or just bow his head.
And having prayed they arose, but
Billy didn't know whether to sit
down or stand up. Now. cousins,
which was right?
ALICE ARMENTROCT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

My dear Aunt Nancy.--Will you let
a blue-eyed girl join your happy cir
Gle. / am sixteen years old Am ]
too old TO become member? ] have
been reading the V. j. c. page with
much interest and think the stories
and the puzzles are just fine | am
sending IN short story, which ] hope
will escape the Old Gray Goose. How
many cousins enjoy rea ding the cous-
ms stories and puzzles? Aunt Nancy,
will you please send me a badge? |
certainly viii appreciate It, VIII
write again soon. With love to you
and the members, l remain,
Your loving niece.
ALICE ARMENTROUT.
Twyman's Mill. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
IInwarNsyflis .Va

Dear Aunt Nancy was glad TO
see my story In print. but was sorry TO
see that the editor made a mistake
and put my sisters name to II In
stead of mine. / am sending in one
this week THE Glorious Fourth" I
am glad the winners name will he
written on the page: II will encourage
the INTO work harder, I don't know
exactly what / will do on the Fourth;
guess 7 viii go to a ball game or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
F'armyilfe, Va

It Ut IIIVTIIF, ' Gt"l
Dear Aunt Nancy,---You know how
hard it is TO write a letter in the hot
summertime, and so you will excuse
this very short one today.
enjoy reading the letters that the
other children write, but I'm not
much stuck on writing them myself.
j like the puzzles. too. and Will try
to fix up one for this week. Hurrah
Tor the circle and everybody in it
Your friend,
ROBERT GARLAND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
Notes From Circle Members

something as interesting. What are
you going to do? The next time
write / ssall tell you about where
live.
With best wishes for the circle,
remain,
NELLIE C. BABER.
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Grafton. Va.

Grafton, Va.
Dear Aunt Nancy,--I was proud to
see my picture in print last week.
Won't you send me badge and the
rules of the club. and please let me
know how to address my letters to
you?
Your new member,
WILLIE, T.. FULLER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
sOUTHEaS nAsr.wAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAJ
STREET STATION.
~ B.-Foliowing scneduis deMH(
published as Information and not 9nnl
anteed.
5:55 A. M-Daiiy--Local for cAnl
iotte Durham and Raleigh.
1915 A. M--Daily--Limited 7
points South. DrAwing-room hn84
Sleeping cars TO Ashevflle. n. c.
500 p MEX. Sunday--Locat 81
Durham and intermediate stAtionk
500 r. M.-DaiV--Local for xA3l
vile,
e.40 p. M.--Bafiy-For Danvffi4 n
ianta and Birmingham, with elqe&x'
lighted drawing room sleepinI e1Gn
.ll.30 p. M.-Daily--I1mited i
points South. Pullman ready s:eosHs1
YORK RIVER LINE.
$40 r. M.--Steamer train t4n11
carl except Sunday. NO locAl TIT
and AIS p. M.--Dafiy Local--To r
Point. connecting for lsaItimores&6
except Sunday.
IS A. M.-pa!Iy-~LocAl - H.
Point. sayS
TRAINS ARRIVE HTCHMON
From the South: 7:05 A. NJ. Oh
NJ. 2:s5 PM and $50 r. NJ
SAB A. N. and 100 r. n. exeep&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

New Orleans has 234 Cathollc
churches. There are $4,000 Catholics
In that archdiocese.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Pittsburg prohibits the acceptance
ors use OF baseball passes by city
employees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond daily: 900 A. NJ. local to
Norlina; l;2o. r. NJ. sieepers and
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack
sonvilie; l0:45 p. NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
and coaches to Atlanta and Birming-
ham l2s4a A. H., sleepers, Atlanta.
birmingham. Memphis. Jacksonville.
Tampa, and coaches Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to ar
rive in Richmond daily. 5:5S A. NJ.
s:ao A.. NJ. 500 r. NJ. sksAk. r. n. ,lOeAl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

From West Point, esSe
fsteamer train), daily sxc6re
day: $40 A. H.. s;4s p. NJ aally
II. 4 BIsHOP. e:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
yyks5J Az4 ss - CIkS%E 1
PUZZLES
JumbIed Great Days.

/. Ned. | deepen candy.
2. They jolt our hun.
ROBERT GARLAND
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

ANNIE 3. NOSE
Names of Boys and Girls in F1gnl
Is, 5, Is. 2, 5, IS, 90.
Els, 81, 20. 8. 81
"a, Is, Is. Is. 20, 8. rs.
-, /, u. IL. /, 10.
5--l5, IS, Is, 8, 1.
ANNIE r. MOSE4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Four singers and one bass, but ~
will sing without a beau.
ANNIE b. MOSE4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

HELEN VI. RICHARDSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Baggage. %Limited. tWeek days only.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Glade Farms

We are having plenty Of good sleigbing
snow
Philip Ro-enbereer is kept busy mining
coal at T + Fralre's bank.
Ernest aud jesse X crbower are haul.
ing lumber aud ties TO Somprfeld.
Mr. aud Mrs o Y Shaw Of Brnceton.
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Spurgeon Sunday.
The following young people composed
shedding party 10 Victor Miller's Sun
day evening: Misses Edna, Sarah aud
leona Conway, Hattie Shafirr, Ruth
Mitchell, Nessrs. A VI Robinson, Ray
and + V Robinson. Chester Messenger
aud c. Wright.
4 r Shafer and family were visiting
+ G Harmed Sunday.
Harvey Fenrer has been hauling ties to
Someffcld. Pa for r = Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs a W. Robinson were
visiting at squire and Mrs II Coma
way.
Literary is progressing nicely at the
Spurgpon school
Born to Nr and Mr. Earnest Lint, one
day last week, a fine girl baby
Some dogs got into warlen NIiller's
hock NJ sheep ono NIGHT last week, Killing
one aud injuring tro
Earl Robinson vas at Connellaville re-.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Cuxzart

We are enjoying the finest OF winter
weather.
Onr farmers have about finished their
lime hauling ON snow.
T.. $. Livengood has been on the sick
list for several days.
b q. Nj AMMAN and wife, accompa.
MED by Mrs. Mary Ann Feather and
daughter, drove to Brand lnville Sunday
% see Mrs Hannah Benson, who il suf-
fcring with bad case OF fever.
James Feather aud family visitel AT
john SCOTS sunday
Miss J sephine Feather was calling ON
friends here Sunday.
Fletcher Smith male a business trip 10
Eli Albright's Friday.
Quite number OF people from dis.
lance have been taking advantage Of the
zine shedding snow to attend the pro-
tracted meeting held 10y Rev. ID. Orr
AT this place.
Bcss Reckart and Miss Mae Ault were
married by Rev. Orr at the home of the
gropm's brother, s. Reckart, Sunday,
January rs Alter the ceremony the
happy couple, with the invited guests,
wore ushcred into the dining-room, where
a splendid dinner awaited them. We
congratulate the happy couple. aud wish
them a long and prosperous life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Grant District

Our progressive farmers are busy haul
ing limestone for next summers crops
Victor Wilson and wife we're visiting
the lattcr's parents, Mr. aud Mrs Josial,
Dtmorc.
Marcellus Falkner lost fine hog re-
Gently.
J II Willcts has been on the sick liz,
the last week.
JOHN Loraw lost valuable cow ia
recently.
5. X Guthrie closed his singing schoo
at the Shady Grove church last Sunday.
The scholars report that Mr. Guthri,
taught very successful school.
George Neiman and wife were VISITING
Al Jessie Willet+ last week
Marcellus Fakner il helping the Guthri,
Bros. TO quarry lime near Clifton Mills
$. f. Meyers sold a fine lot Of timbt
to = r Nrdrow. Of Somcrfeld, Pa. Con
-ideration $3.50.
james w. Wolfe sold q part Of hi
fam recently o. Sarah A Barnes Cpn
-idoraiion 50 600
Troj Guthrie has completed his nev
blacksmith shop and expects TO make th,
spark hy BOO the future.
rhe Church Of thc Brethren expect Il
buill quite an addition % their alread,
large church at Salem, IL lacking tb,
cfptc't, o. hold tie large an CONSTANT,
increasing crowds
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
sInclair

Frr Iowa vi..t.,
'.tr VI G. MHhuy u ps.,
WIZ I Hort anil Isua TO-. Tactic.
aHo . ieHul boz OHIO 'or -ona
nu' Ha r.nneI ,uHr olI home at
uc.r
l-ian B''ysrd returned from H,rgau.
town s tu-lay vh ~ ho $40 visiting bi.
s'n iu.laU. lra Summer. who .as bau
iil with dropsy and bright's disease.
We are informed that the machinery
for the oil well, which will be drilled i'm
our neighborhood has been shipped and
the company expects 10 be at work in
the near future.
The schools Of our ncighborhood are
progressing nicely.
Our euterpri.ing farmer. J. s. Corn
WE'LL has recently purchased four head al
fine thoroughbred lleriprds and expects
g. stock his farm with the famous white
faces lie also expects to raise soms
fancy ones for sale Jimmie, a. he is
iamiliarly known, believes that the best
is none TOO good, and as it takes no more
to raise az sniwal with good red blood
IN is veins than it does n produce a
scrub, We believe be is pursuing the right
course and that bis example IL worthy Of
imitation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Brandonville

Not having seen any letters from this
place for some time, will send few
items
The old VI + church that has stood
over century in this place il being
rdzed 10 make room for new church
w l. Nieman, the mail carrier on
the Sumerfirld route, il having a rather
rough time these cold winter days. Go
10 iUJim! It's salmonl
w. - Seere is the proud father Of a
bouncing brand new hoy w. SAYS he
he can lick anybody that steps up before
him.
Wonder why IT is that, no matter,
when The Argus reaches the Post Office
at this place it isn't handed out till Satur.
day night?
Misses Meta and Edna Benson gave n
New Years dance. those in attendance
report fine time. Those present were
DR.. and Mrs Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Weltner, Mrs. Ellie Allen, Ms
Rose Orcutt, Misses Iva Early. Verna
Nrdrnw, Mary Adey, Lynne Waddcll
Elmer and Russell Early. and Mes-r4
Fillum aud the Seclar brothers. from q
distance light refreshments were served
A. ~ o'clock.
" family wants to keep hireI girl
they ou{ht % treat her "a they thems.lv,-
w"nld like 10 b. treated, not try to
bl irk'n bier character by using foul
lanln'ge about her. They mivht NOT
get tpyo1. t,w,rk T r them when one
i-1tll rrnIrj
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Plain View

'i-- i,.' Collins g. .t,yina sitb Mr..
Fr,.c Wells.
Ef 'euau. who la. ben STAYING
Eu Rogers returned bom. SUNDAY.
Prentice Murphy wa calling ~ t.
B.gllemsn'- Sunday afternoon.
Johnny Farrell and family. NJ. EGhu
Born aud children we're visiting ~ John
Taylors Sunday.
Mrs Anna Turner and Ruth Ripqle.
man spent Sunday with the formers son.
John Mckinney OF Reedsyille.
Mrs Fleming Brown, who has been
sick the past week, is some better at this
writing
Grace, little daughter Of EIihn Born.
eutcriained.quite q number Of her friend
Friday afternoon in honor Of her 9Th
birthday.
Sailor linn and family spent SUNDAY
With his sister, Mrs BERTHE Riepleman Of
this place.
Mrs } Hef. who has been poorly for
SOME time, was taken to the hospital Al
Mofgaotown Saturday for treatment.
We hope she will soon be able to be out
again.
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Brandonvilie Route I
SIeighing is The order Of the day.

sleiehing is the order of the day.
Pratt Graham was caller at A
trankLouser's Saturday.
Many of our yonng people have been
attending the meeting at Cuzzart.
|. X. AMMAN was business caller at
Bruceton Saturday.
ii. II. Frankhouser has been hauling
lime for the past week
G. H. Nieman made a flying business
trip To unionlown one d'v Last week.
The Vale school IL progressing nicely
with III l. Boyd AZ teacher.
G. NJ. Wolfe was a recent visitor at
Bruce D,Hhls.
The singing school at Locust Grove.
which is held every Sunday evening, j.
progressing nicely.
George Shailer was unnvoidably dciain.
ed from making profc jonal visit 10
Pennsylvania Last week
NJ II Cupp and family d V Hilcmm
and R"nSie Cupp were calling at VI V
Cups last Saturday evening
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Bruceton

The Farmers school hns closed here
after very successful term. The at
tendance was large aud all who took adj
vantage Of the same feel greatly benefited
thereby The instructors were of the
very best and ON Friday evening "A very
good lecture Wa delivered in the local
VI. + church by Prof, Smith, one Of the
instructors
L1cian Wolfe accompanied Edward
King 10 Parkersburg last Monday where
the young man entered the Mountain
State Business College.
Miss Bernice Mencar, Of Kingwood.
has been the guest Of Miss Nellie Monroe
the past week.
DIR. Wilkinson has recently purchased
the Fike farm. We sincerely trust that
Will not nece-sitate the moving Of the
genial doctor from our town
Quite number Of our Younger folks
hay" been attending the revival services
at Laurel RIM which has been in confirm.
ous session for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Amanda d prbowcr has returned
home after visit with her son T.. J.
Bowermaster, OF Kiugwood.
Dawson Spiker refuses to work any
more and nov occupies himself day and
night 10y caring for the fine nine pound
son that arrived 10 his hume on last
Thursday
Miss Nae Thomas is staying with Mrs.
NcSimnons for few weeks
Mrs Elmer Englehart was home for a
week packing no her household effects
preparatory to moving to her p, rmanent
| home.
Mrs Sarah Feather had the misfortune
TO meet With rather painful but not
serious accident last week when she
slipped and fell on the ice.
Squire Bpwermasier and o Y. shaw
mate a flying business trip to Pittsbnrq
J ist week.
Mesdame- Hiram Ringer, Clyde Falken.
slime and Charla Craner, Of GAINESVILLE
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Feather last Thursday.
We regret that the Office force OF IN,
iI5dr, Electric Company have been com
pelIei % leave here. The company issned
order. for them 90 close tba ollic, for tbe
winter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

Fred Bnrch, from near Albright hns
moved to j g Elliott farm near here
TO. White was ut Morgautown re-
Gently on important business
Mrs $. L Calvert who was taken snd
denIy i'll Saturday night, Il some better
az present.
Mrs John Wilson il confined to her
room, suffering with pneumonia
An infant Child Of Mr aud Mrs. Jos
w Feathers suffered with convulsion.
Saturday aud Sunday
7 + Garner aud wife. O G Carroll
and II d. Li-ton were Morganiown
visitors the latter part Of the week raking
part in the forty second annual meeting
of the State Grange A very important
meeting wa4 held
Born 70 Nr. and Mrs T. T. F,rman
on last Friday ason. DR. -. j Ru la-ill
attending physician.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Cherry'crove

Harm, ime rock is rio orlcr Of the
day. Frm r ar pr pariul fr spring
an summer rop.
Frs hnopp $50. hsulpg fine rock
f'r ~ Kelly ,n- Gay la.t week
Don Crtuc eh, $3.50. aorlips for Harr,
q n-Jn, hts returned h.m.
E Spit rPm Kelly uIu, HE.
nU Bros attended c4urch at PI.a.a.t
VALLEY Friday night
Flank ~chnopp usdD bu-incs. trip To-
Frienisyl. last saturday
Prof George shanrr. tie Brandonyille
musician, has been instructing some Of
our people and we wish him success in his
chosen profession
Jackson Deahl, who is working for
Frank Herring. was home for the week
end, returning Sunday evening.
George shaGer and Alva Nieman are
assisting John Cupp in supplying the
trade with winter fuel.
Pau Kelly, who has been visiting AZ
Bruco Deahls, returned home last week
Ray strawscr, who Is a graduate Of the
Interstate Correspondence school, has ne
Gently been employed by Jacob Nicola as
stenographer and telegrapher. Ray Is an
energpnc boy and we wish him all the
Success that can,f,e had
Charlie Wolfe, who has been staying
~ +. Ky Mllkfs. returned home this
past week.