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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
fatrmont District,

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Shurch. l. r oldaker: Grafton, Jessi
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supplied: Newburg, ]. n. Ramsey. N -
SM,arlon. l., y. Douglas; ReedsvfIle. n.
s MhS,Sse; R3w1esburE. @. W. Morri,
town, T. A. McMilleon Watson $500.
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M. H. & M.

SATISFACTORY SHOES.
iOl' VAN 81 Wheeling
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MAReuRETTA GALE
DIED TUESDAY MORNING

A telegram was received here by
Mrs T. II. Harding. sr. late Mon
day afternoon from Roanoke. vir.
ginia. stating that her little grand
daughter. Marsuretta Gale, was seri.
ousiy III at the family home In that
city. A second message. dated at
o'clock Tuesday morning. stated
death had taken place. Deceased
was born In November 1913. conse
quently was aged about twenty
months. She was the oldest OF the
children Of Mrs. s. 8. Gale. nee Miss
Gretchen Harding. and nothing was
known here OF her illness until the
telegram OF Monday afternoon. Mrs
T. NJ. Harding. sr.. left on Denver
4 Rio Grande train No. at 7:45
Tuesday morning for Roanoke
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Buy. c.y~eod and stewards

Mr.. Albert Bailey Of Lamar has pur
chased the feed and sale stable for
merly run by caywood and stewar;
at the corner Of 9Th and River st
across from the Denver and Rio
Grande. Mr. Stewart will retain the
nour business conducted by his Arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. caywood viii ieav
shortly for Wiley. where Mr. Cay
wood will go back to the soil for a
livelihood.
Mr.. Bailey is an exerienced man II
the line OF business he has chosen
and viii conduct the stable along the
same popular lines a. did Mes
Caywood and Stewart
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Her. From salt Lake city

Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Biggs arrived
here from Salt Lake City last Sat
urday afternoon and expect to spend
the greater part Of the week at the
Strathmore hotel before proceeding
to Denver. At the conclusion OF
their visit to Denver they will go to
Santa Fe. New Mexico. where they
will remain for some time. as the
guest Of Mr.. Biggs' sister and family
before returning to Salt Lake City.
They intend to spend the winter
months In Los Angeles
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Brought To Canon city Sunday

Undersherir Chapman Of Fremont
county came to Pueblo on Sunday
and took Ed West with him back to
Canon City. West will be tried there
for attacking a girl who lives In Pue-
bio. The alleged attack took place
on an automobile trip to Canon City
during which he and Mat Mulihol-
land were accompanied by two
young women. West was arraigned
for trial here. but when II was as
certaiued tia; the alleged attack took
place In Fremont rather than in Pue-
bio county. the court ordered that the
prisoner be. transferred to Canon
City for trial-Peubio chieftain-
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The swei.zer Ranch


The Sweitzer ranch. owned by
Charlie Sweitzer. well known in Can
on City got a mention in the Eads
paper the other day.
The home paper says:
Our reporter took a run out to the
Sweitzer ranch Sunday and found
conditions out there considerably be
ter than our imagination had yet pic
tured. Ninety tons OF alfalfa is al
ready in the stack and the second
cutting now in full blast and ere the
season is ended prospects are to more
than to double this ninety tons. Be
sides this alfalfa we found fruit
trees and grape vines as fine as are
grown in any section and bearing
an abundance Of fruit. shade trees
forming one OF the most beautiful
parks in the state OF Colorado and
field crops and flowers galore. This
ranch Is doing much in the way Of
advertising Kiowa county and II all
who could would strive to shape
things similarly II wouldn't be long
until We have the prettiest country
in the west
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FIVE

Colorado. They report rains at In
tervals throughout the spring and
summer months in that section Of the
state and say that all kinds Of agri-
cultural crops are unusually good in
consequence The yield OF wheat
will be excellent and the same Is
true Of the oat crop. Corn never look
ed better in the dry farming zone at
this season Of the year than II
does at the present time. according
to Mr.. Patton.
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a o.r.i,msn. in Royal oers.

The deraiiment OF n west bound
freight near Sample in the Royal
Gorge at an early hour Sunday morn
ing delayed traffic between Canon
City and saiida for several hours.
East bound passenger train No. c.
due here at 7:45 a. m. was held at
Parkdale untii 1850 on account OF
the wreck Nobody was hurt In the
accident and the damage to property
was no, as rerious as is usually the
case in su-i affairs.
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To the Fruit Growers Of Fremont
County

am n special representative Of
the Stark Brothers Nursery. Louisi.
ana. Mo. the biggest and most reli-
able In the world. The owners and
propogators Of the Stark Delicious
apple and stark Early Elberta peach.
the two greatest fruits In the world.
VIII call on you In due time.
R. L. GIBSON.
Canon City. Colo.
ADV.
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Don't forget the auction Saturday.
/. p. NJ. corner Main and Third
street. Now II you have anything
you want TO sell; horses. wagons.
cows. or furniture. come in and list
II with me at Rea and Co. Grocery
or phone Canon 12i.
COL GEO. T. cRoZIER,
Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE

Saturday. July 18th. o'clock p.
m. at corner Third and Main street
the following articles:
I dresser. ! rsfrigsrator. Iron
bsd. 1 ton mica. : upAolstsrsd chairs
I range. l hsassr. osecA. bsdiins.
carpets. lace curtains. easpsassr's
sso,a. 1 sst sansss harness. wse1sa
ss1sssals. 49, ~ 80.
ss.y esAss ssta''ss - sspss's'
81 - ennFu
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HON. Monday From Weld County

C. c. Patton and sons. Clyde and
Ralph. returned home Monday after
noon from q weeks visit to the Pat
ton dry farming ranch near Roggen.
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Or. Psarsen and Parry Hons

Dr. Wilson Pearson and wife ana
son. and Mrs. AfasEis wsstwatsr and
Mrs- James walker returned last
nisAt from coloardo spslau b he
rsarsoa car. vAers sAsy wsaA oak.r-
1ay - vssit y ~ ,. \. Wslu.s -
- ~ lascartnv hsasa ~ -
- ~ - - = : hsuse -
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Down From Black Mountain

Mrs. E. W. Hammond and SON
Ward. from the Black Mountain dis
trict are guests at the John T. Hys-
song home in this city.
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THURSDAY

VIII oPcho moutn stetuu1
= Mrs. ]. NJ. Rudolph win spend the
month Of July In Cripple Greek. Col
|fSrado Springs and Manitou. visiting
friends.
Mn. Cameron Here
Mrs. Robert Cameron. formerly OF
this city and whose home Is now in
Hurley. New Mexico. arrived here on
Wednesday to visit with her son.
Lloyd Williams. for a few weeks.
InathfuIly said
Luke McLnke says: The old fash
ioned woman who could put lot OF
pots and kettles on the stove and
dig up . square meal for Ave Kids
out OF nothing. now has q daughter
whose husband would starve to death
II she ever lost the can opener"
Entertsins Grand officers
On Monday evening Mrs Katie
Moore had as her dinner guests Mrs
C. C. Van orsdale OF Portland. Ore.
and Miss Hunt OF saiida. Mrs. Van
orsdaie IL the Grand Guardian and
Mrs. Hunt IL the Grand Manager OF
the Women OF woodcraft Of the
United State. The ladies were In
viied guests Of the regular meeting
OF the Circle Monday evening.
MIRA sIaebettor Called To Missouri
= Mrs U. f. sldebotfom left this
morning for Cowgirl. Missouri. hav-
ing been called there by the seriou
ii9ess OF her brother. J. W. Price.
yho is well known In Canon Cit.
having visited here on several o.
easions. His many friends her
hope for his speedy recovery. Mrs.
Sideboitom's stay will be indefinite.
depending entirely on the condition
of her brother.
Colorado Had Good Delegation.
A post card to the Daily Record
this morning from Prof. W. II. Ray.
superintendent-elect OF the Canon
City public schools at St. Paul Min
nesota. says that Colorado had
good delegation OF live. active teach
ers at the recent meeting of the Ma
tionai Educational association. Prof.
and Mrs. Ray are spending their va
cation at the old homo In Iowa.
FRDAY.
Has Returned To Pueblo
sMiss verna Davies has returned
here from Canon City. where she has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leo J.
Beauvias.-Pueblo star-Journai-
X. c. People at crawfords
Mrs. J. +. Franchere and Miss
Genevieve Crawford OF Kansas City
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Eu-
gene Crawford OF Toi Greenwood nv.
Hers For Visit with Relatives
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lorenx of
Fulton. Mo-. will spend the next
month In Canon rs the guests Of MIR
I.orenzs' sisters. Mrs. Emma RabsahI
/ Mrs. Herman Lochr and Miss Lorenx.
Returned Homo Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. ]. Phillips returned Tues
day morning from three month's
"TRIP In Missouri. Mrs. Phillips says
she had delightful time. but found
the eastern states excessively hot at
this season OF the year.
sLsst For Toronto Wednesday
Miss n. 4. Murphy left wcdnes-
day for Toronto whore she win visit
| her sister for . month. Before re-
turning. Miss Murphsy viii visit the
eastern markets and purchase her
fall and winfsr stock q millinery.
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\. 4 weaAw WA Ais nseAsr ~
sls1ee fFoo l1eatrose eame ln1e
p.Asa oley ~ sione = ~ eavunee
unnsa = - l4nn1enno - o6nohn
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Visiting HE Brother In Canon City
Glenn Bell of Perry. Iowa. arrived
here recently for a visit with his bro
ther. Clyde Bell. and wife. He was
a visitor In Canon City q couple OF
years ago and was much pleased with
the appearance Of the community at
that time
Returned Home From Vancouver
Mrs. Julia l. Mack returned from
Vancouver. on Thursday where she
has been the guest Of her son. w.
L. Mack for the past month. Mrs.
Mack enjoyed q number Of excur-
sion trip into the Canadian North
west while away. E.
Spending Few Days In Canon City
Mrs. E. T. Yates and daughter ar
rived In the city Wednesday from
Evanston. Ill. and win make . short
visit before going to Los Angeles.
where they expect to remain for
some time.
Here From indian.
Mrs. Romizer and daughters Miss
Sadie Romizer and Mrs cropper and
little Miss Christine Cropper arrived
from Winchester. Ind. on Thursday.
and WI, spend the next two months
in Canon as the guests Of Mrs. z
C. Hiatt. at s3l River street
Left To-day for Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs- C. Y. Skinner receiv-
ed a telegram this morning from Per
kins. Oklahoma. informing thom of
the death there OF Gwendolyn Stun
bo. little daughter Of SIR. and Mrs.
VIII stumbo. former residents of
this city. Deceased was n niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner and they left
this afternoon for Perkins to attend
the funeral
SATURDAY.
Waiting Mr.. and Mrs Glenn HsIsh
Mr. and Mrs HAigh Of Ottawa. Kar
sas. arrived here n few days ago for
a visit with their son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Haish at CIT Rudd
avenue
wss A Business Visitor Here Friday
J. r. Gordon Of Pueblo. Who built
the new waterworks system here
some years ago and who is very vel
known about town. was n business
visitor In cason City on Friday.
Are Expected Home Tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Freye are ex-
pected to return to Canon City this
evening from a ten days or two
weeks visit with their daughter. Mrs.
Frank Bachelor. at oiney Springs.
Colorado.
VIII be Home Next Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Van Patten
are expected TO return to Canon City
next Wednesday from Binghampton
New York. where they have been
visiting relatives and friends since
the middle Of June.
Guests Of }. r. Smith Family
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII schaeffer anc
son. Win. OF Palmyra. No. are the
guests OF J. F. Smith and family on
Lincoln Park. Mrs. schaeffer is
sister OF Mrs. Smith. The schaef-
fers are very much pleased with
Canon City.
No. Very Late Yesterday
Rio Grande train No. did not ar.
rive In Canon City yesterday until
s:A because Of the fact that the
engine No. 1909 that started from
Pueblo. pulling No. broke either a
connecting rod or 4 guide yoke just
above Swallows. The train was tied
up ut Swallows until an engine from
Canon City could be sent to this
point TO bring the train on through
TO Canon and on to salida.
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sort on the Gunnison river. They
report only Indifferent luck In the
fishing line owing to the recent heav
rains on the western slope which re-
suited In keeping the water in the
river muddy most Of the time. There
are q large number OF Canon City
people encamped at lola and other
points along the Gunnison river at
present and all are said to be en-
joying their outing.
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fishing line owing to the recent heay
rains on the western slope which re-
suited In keeping the water in the
river muddy most Of the time. There
are q large number OF Canon City
people encamped at lola and other
points along the Gunnison river at
present and all are said to be en-
joying their outing.
MONDAY
Returns From Chicago
Miss Myrtle GARDINER returned on
Thursday evening from Chicago and
other Eastern points where she has
spent the past two months.
Miss Cook In Estes Park
Mics Ruby Cook is spending a.
few weeks at the Alpha Beta Zeta
Sorority Home in Estes Park where
girls all have 4 very delightful time
Visiting Dali Dewsess
Mrs Hazel Deweese Towles. OF
Omaha. Nebraska, Is here for an ex-
tended visit at the home Of her
father. Dali Deweese. on Elm avenue
Lincoln Park
Left Sunday For Denver
Deputy District Attorney E. H.
stinemeyer left Sunday morning for
Denver for the purpose Of looking
after some matters OF professional
character. He will be gone the great
er part OF the week: remaining over
In Denver to attend the Elks reunion
and golden jubilee
Mrs- Mack Has Guests
Mrs Keating OF Helena. Montana.
and her daughter. Mrs. Lillian Keat-
ing Field OF Muskogee. Oklahoma.
we're guests OF Mrs. Mack and Mrs.
Hardy over Sunday. stopping OF on
their way to California Mrs. Field
and Mrs. Hardy were In college to-
gether at Ann Arhor. Michigan some
years ago.
TUESDAY.
John Trusty to chleaoe
John Trusty. the smiling butler at
the Livingstone home on Greenwood
avenue has gone to Chicago for an
extended visit with friends u
President Novels Home
President d. 3. Novels OF the
Chamber Of Commerce arrived home
recently from Lamar where be had
spent q week or two On business.
Guests A. peekers
Mrs. corneiia Abiovich and dzugh.
ter. Gertrued. OF Commerce. Texas.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Dcchcr " tnAo Siiys
Mra C. w. s~eitxer Here
Mrs. c. w Sweltzer OF Eads. Colo
RADIO Is up for 4 little visit with
Mrs. W. b. white in South Canon.
Her husband hopes to come up a 1T.
tie later.
mrs- Fisher to Denver
Mrs. c. B. Fisher who spent the
early part Of the summer at HiIihurst
on Lincoln Park. went to Denver q
few days ago to be the guest of
friends during the remaining warm
months.
Popular Southern olri Here
Miss Bertha Raphiei of near sherve-
port. Louisiana. is spending the
summer In Canon City. being located
at sa2 Main street. Miss Raphiel is
the beautiful young lady whose pic
ture appeared In the society columns
OF the Denver papers so often dur
ing last winter social season In the
capital city.
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News Notes
(Advertissment)

tAdvertisement)
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland Sss
Main street. Record Office.
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Left Sunday For Denver

Deputy District Attorney E. II.
stinemeyer left Sunday morning for
Denver for the purpose Of looking
after some matters OF a professional
character. He will be gone the great
er part OF the week: remaining over
in Denver TO attend the Elks reunion
and golden jubilee.
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Guests AZ peekers

Mrs. corneiia Abiovich and dzugh.
ter. Gertrued. OF Commerce. Texas,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Decker Of this city.
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Mrs.. Mack Has Guests
TUESDAY.
John Trusty to chleaoo

John Trusty to chieaoe
John Trusty. the smiling butler at
the LIVINGSTONE home on Greenwood
avenue has gone to Chicago for an
exfended visit with friends. :
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Guests Of }. r. Smith Family
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Schaeffer anc
son. VIII. OF Palmyra. Mo. are the
guests OF J. r. Smith and family on
Lincoln Park. Mrs. schaeffer Is
sister OF Mrs. Smith. The Schaef-
fers are very much pleased with
Canon City.
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President Novels Home

President d. 3 Novels OF the
Chamber Of Commerce arrived home
recently from Lamar where be had
spent = week or two On business.
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No. S Very Late Yesterday

Rio Grande train No. did not ar.
rive In Canon City yesterday until
s:44 because Of the fact that the
engine No. 1909 that started from
Pueblo. pulling No. broke either a
connecting rod or a guide yoke just
above Swallows. The train was tied
up ut Swallows until an engine from
Canon City could be sent to this
point 10 bring the train on through
TO Canon and on to salida-
w. E. Fisher Has Successful Sale
Mr.. w. L. Fisher who recently
held big auction sale OF his farm
belongings and stock hnds In check
ing up that 1t was very successful.
Tho stock and implements all
sold at very good prices and every
bit Of the purchase price was paid
In cash with the exception of one
note. Col. J. c. Brewer who II col
Quoting tho mammoth Canon Hotel
Company Auction today was the auc'
tioussr.
Meme erm osnSissn PIshlrs rrlp
Hsary AIlisoa. Misses Blanche and
Rnaay Allissa. Tsa Al,lesa. cAsrlis
nssssss - Asshur Wlaesa rseFas1
y cunsa coay rs11nv uoeaane A.
|a VoGnfs on11ne ~ = unnola -
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
Hcroee tbe BAYOU

The seasons holidays have been
very cheerfully celebrated IN this
neighborhood. although the wealth
er has been very much against US,
and even Old Sol has refused to
smile upon US and give US Christ
mas greeting. The mingling of
friends, the visits of relatives, and
the ever family reunions, have
tended to remind one OF ''ye oldeR
times" when the yuletide loa was
ever burning bright to welcome
each new. conner and regale him
with the roasted hoar's head, the
plum puddings and the never to be
forgotten cups Of "sag."
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamilton re-
turned from Memphis on Sunday
morning, where Mr.. Hamilton has
been for month under treatment.
Messrs. Neil and Harry Smith
enjoyed an outing, hunting quail
and were the guests OF Mr.. Chas
Humphreys.
Judge HeadIey aid famiiy. con
sisting Of wifes a daughter and tws
x nw~ u
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Mt. Conner

Miss M. E. Stephens has re-
turned to her home In Red Lick
after weeks stay with Mrs. J.
w. Mitchell.
Mr.. E. F. Mitchell spent the
Christmas holidays with friends
and relatives here.
Miss Mary Harlan has returned
from a few days stay with her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Andrews, Of
Delhi, la.
Henry Watson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. John Mitch
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gaines have
returned to their home In River
ton. La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trim spent
q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Calender.
There has been quite a sir q
mong the people of oar neighbor-
hood with the coming and going
Of friends and relatives. Every
lone seems to have had an enjoy
able time for Christmas.
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s74 BALES INCREASE.
Dinners Report Gives 4,II7 Bales Of
Cotton Ginned to Dec. 18th.

The government ginners' report
shows that there were 4,II7 bales
Of cotton ginned in Claiborne coun-
ty up to Dec. 18th, as compared
with 3,743 bales the year before,
an increase Of 374 bales. The next
report. which will give amount
ginned to Jan. Ist, will probably
complete the years crop. The
total can scarcely reach 4,Soo. but
will no doubt give the crop at least
400 bales above that Of 1912. Bat
for the bad weather during Sep
tember and October. the total
would not have fallen below $500,
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BIRCHETT JUDGE
Succeeds Judge Mounger. Who Was
Not an Applicant for Re-
appointment.

Gov. Brewer yesterday ramed
Hon. T. G. Birchett of Vicksburg
as circuit judge of this, the ninth,
judicial district, to succeed Judge
II. G. Mounger, whose term *
pired with the year and who was
not an applicant forre-appointment.
Judge Birchett was endorsed by
seventy-fve per cent OF the bar OF
the district and had the unanimous
support of the Port Gibson bar.
Several times he has served here
as special judge and gave general
satisfaction. He is "A years OF age
and is married and has two child
rem. He will hold his first term
of court at Port Gibson, beginning
next Monday.
Commenting upon the appoint
ment, the Vicksburg Herald SAYS,
editorially:
"The Herald heartily commends
the judgment of Governor Brewer
in appointing Judge Theodore Bir-
chett Of this city to succeed Circuit
Judge Mounger, of this district;
who bears with him in his retire.
ment the good wishes and personal
regard and respect of all. Mr..
Birchett has already been tried out
Through service under special ap-
pointment as judge. In that posi-
ton he won the appreciation oi
members of the bar generally, who
have petitioned for the appoint
ment bestowed upon him. A la
borious, painstaking and conscien'
tious lawyer, The Herald is salts
fed that he will justify the conf
dence and the expectation attend
ling his elevation TO the bench" !"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Letters from Different
Sections of the County, Written
by Our Regular Corr
respondents.
cbina 0rove

Mr.. c. A. Hynpm of Womack,
La, spent Cbln aas with his fam
nv.
Miss Ethel Roam Il Oldenburg
spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Roam.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. HYnum and
three daug hters, Misses Bessie,
Allimay and Myrtle Bell, spent
Christmas with their sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Slay-
ton, near Russum.
Miss Lizzie Slayton, our teach
er, has just returned from spend
ing Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. C. SlaYton, near
Russum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowell OF Rus
sum spent Christmas with their
relatives near here.
Mr.. Coca and Miss Bessie and
Dollie Houston spent part of the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Roam.
Mr.. B. F. Hynum and family
spent few days in Port Gibson
last week with his sister, Mrs
Phillips.
Mrs. Carrie Phillips of Natchel
is visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Boz File.