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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Owen Moran Meets
Shugrue TO-nigh

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Just a yea
to the very day after he won the fea
erweight championship Of England e.
Jem Driscoll owen Moran will ne
make his bow TO the local fight fans g.
night, when he meets Joe Shugrue
the feature bout In Madison Square 90
den. owen last performed here rear
two years ago when he boxed wiz
Moore, in the Claremont rink in BFoo"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
eRUP9 QUITS In RnIlr

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Iohpnv
Howard, Of Bayonne, y. j.. made Biiiy
Grupp, the St Louis middleweirht
quit in the sixth round Of their sched7
uled ten-round bout here last nieht
Grupn received a severe trounciop
,Grupp announced from the ring thai
he would now retire. N''-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
WORK ON BALL PARK STARTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jan 81
Work on the construction OF the grand
stands al the Federal League bah park
started here yesterday Mayor Joseph
f. Bell turned the first spadeful of dirt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
MAPS LAND LeleoLD.

CLEVELAND. ONO January CT
The Cleveland American League club
officials received word to-day from De
troit that Little Memo" Leibold. cen
ternelder for the Maps, has signed his
1914 contract Ii has been reported that
holds services
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
soRpENrowN LEADS SHOOT.

WASHINGTON Jan 27-With It's de.
feat Of the New York Military Academy
boy the score Of 937 TO sl5. the Borden
town Military Academy is Sun In the
lead IN the iniersshool ride shooting
uonal trophy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
EouR MILLsRs ENTER FOLD.

MINI F.NFOITS, MIMI, IAN. IL
-Four members ~ the Minneapolis Amer
lean Association baseball club last night
signed lSl4 contracts and delivered
them TO President NJ r.. Cantillon
They are: otis Clymer, outfelder.
James Williams, second haSeman: Dave
Alltzer shortstop, and Wade Killer,
uutfiplder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Georgia Lists Two
Games This Week

The University Of Georgia basket
ball team will play the Savannah and
Augusta Young Mems Christian Ass3--
citation teams this week The Red
and Black meets Savannah on Fri-
day and Augusta on Saturday. Eng
Games viii be played in Augusta ana
Savannah.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
cRAVArH SIGNS VITA eun

PHILADELPHIA, jar 27.-The Phil
Hes dealt blow to the FederaIs TO-
day by landing Cravath. President Pa.
ker SAYS he will have every man IN
last Years team but Knabe and Bren-
nan. - en-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
FROM RINCSIDE
AND BLEACHERS
A COMING GAME.

1T is THE WRITER'S prediction years
football will be baseball
water 1t is pretty close that
Sahd spectators wach the games in New York
Europe
with England Austria fell
Probably there number of
the sport The principal is that it
equally primal There
9ughnGss of course pnazed You
me baslc olsde rule that
advance a ball-that about let's the
passing the ball with the The
the begin They viii form clubs and
o the love of IT, development
which Is sobbery scramble best.
MR.. MERKLE
They OF
M skull is built
Yet three times in q
re grabbed of that worldS series hae.
WITH THE TOURISTS.
we hare os"-the captain shouted
As he staggered dozen the stairs
We hare lost that quart Of cocktails
We can't md
GRANT AND GOSSETT Escape ederals" were az
we Know" Charley Faust and Are Latham have fought
BY WAY OF bunch Baltimore Feds are backed bv Pasr
winch more frequently found in the cake than the
AND WHILE might as well get rid Of this ono
IN tennis manner OF speaking Ausralia again
MR. coVELEskE, THE POLE in the big leagues The
'S VIII oe CAD to learn however that it's the League
ONE ReAsoN THAT Harvard willing Michigan has just
year M every college boy who takes exsend the
Is over Sl,o'V9epooO for athletics -
1T FIGURED though that more money can he rs =, ~
ting the pay Of professors who often $4,000
THIS CRUEL is now draw Ebbets insists MA, rt,
MI play with Brooklyn and Gilmore insists that viii be WR
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
sRoWN AFTER eRIpwrII

CINCINNATI Jan. Miner
Brown, manager Of the ST Louis Fed.
ersl League club, arrived uneN pectedly
iu Cincinnati To-day and had d confer
encc with Al Bridwen the Chicago IA.
uoual League clubs inuelder,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
MR.. MERKLE.

MR.. MERKLE.
They say my bean is tuH of kinks,
M skull is butt Of slate or shale:
Yet, three times in a rotr methinks,
TIE grabbed of that tcorld's series kale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan 27.-"B. John
~ son personally told me that u
- -. ....... 1 y r.nanh nrntnnr ,..ar
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
ROCK SPRING NEWS.

/ The crops Of this community arc
looking nicely. Some of the farmers
are about through work.
Mrs. ]. W. o. Williamson and family
visited her brother. Mr.. ]. u. Mccoy
Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. John D. King and lit
tie baby Cora Jane OF Anderson ,ent
the week end with the lntter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mccoy.
Miss Eunice Taylor of Long Branch
was the guest OF Miss Annie Mae Muir
dock Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Furman Mccoy in company with
Mr. vollie Hanks of Long Branch at.
tended the singing at Hopewell Sur
day and they reported a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Holland OF An
derson spent few hours with his
hister, Mrs. r. T. MARTIN Friday after
noon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
LARGE CROWD AT hAURENS
MEETING.

A great crowd OF citizens from
Bolton. Anderson. Honea Path and
other sections Of the county attended
the senatorial campaign. meeting at
Laurens Wednesday,. The meeting at
Laurens was perhaps the largest
held In the Piedmont. ldndreds of
visitors from various counties were
on hand and every one present seem
ed to enjoy, the meeting.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
A. d. JONES REUNION.

The second annual reunion to be
given in honor OF A. ID. Jones will be
held near Westlec. at the homo OF
public Is cordially invited to attend
and bring we'll filled baskets. The
morning part Of the day will be spent
under the beautiful shade trees. Az
ter dinner there will be an address
given by some young lady who has not
yet been chosen. We hope that every
young man and lady who can will at
tend this second jones reunion. Re-
Treatments will be served. Don't for
get the date. August 20.
Correspondent.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
"BOB" CRAWFORD DEAD.
Confederate Soldier PASSES Away Mt
the Age Of IS Years.


r. G. Crawford better known as
Bob" Crawford. died at his home
near Helton last Friday night after an
illneaG OF many months. though the
cause OF his death was heart failure.
Mr. Crawford was cne of tho brave
soldiers IL the rear ranks III service
ut the close OF tile Civil War In 1865.
He was with General Lee when he
surrendered and he was one OF the
brave:t soldiers IN the service. For
Sour long years he fought for that
which he thought was right. Mr.
Crawford was wounded in the shoul-
der during the war ard carried the
hall In ho body till death. The
wound never healed and these long
years this brave man has fought the
tattle OF fate without q single mur-
muir.
He was soldier of the cross-a
member of the Baptist church-and
was "A years old at his death. He
leaves heart-broken wife and sever-
al children 10 mourn their loss. The
remains of this brave man were laid
to rest at Cheddar cemetery. Sunday
afternoon in the presence of many cor
rowing relatives and friends.
Just three hours before Mr.. Craw-
ford died he asked his wife not to re-
tire as lie did not wish to be alone at
the cIOso OF his earthly life IIo
wanted his wife. who had been his
faithful companion for many years
to be present at the last cali of "taps".
Tho call was given and the spirit of
this brave soldier: departed and is, at
rest in the Great Beyond.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
aOLD p6SsUM ,RIDGE. DOFs.n.

- ~ d. o 2. = A s.
I, The crops IN this. section are :bogln-
Ming tofrecover from tho hail where It
was MOI to heavy. but in some places
il was so destructive that 1t looks as
if st will be impossible to gather
anything. ~ ss t-f,it; *. i ~
(. mrs. JIM Bunlapl is very much I'm.
proved from o recent iilnoss. which her
many friends vii lbe glad to learn.
Z Mr.. snithAt a aamzreu is !. Waiting
friunis,its Fiat .I2oels X 81
a hummer or. young. people from the
Fridge" went TO wiiifamston Tuesday
might on hytnobn niisht picnic. q A good
time is reported BY nll. il !: I;
Rev. W. W. aI.eatheras dined of: the
nome Of Mr. E. r Gambreil Sunday \.
9 Mrs. selnia 0afnbrells has returned
home after spending afew days IN Bel.
tom with 1ir. and hfra ]. c. Griffin. q
Mr. Claude Willingham spant satnr-
day night I'd Delton with hia grand
mother, MIS-! a. 4. Wlllinghnld Z I
Is Laying by time IL ainoat here and
those picnics, watermel elons. nuitss OF
ail kinds, and E'all the good things TO
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PICNIC PARTY.

Class No. 6. of tho First Baptist
Sunday school. enjoyed basket sup
per at Williamson Park Tuesday
evening. Tic party left Belton at
6:40 and returned at 10:16. Those In
attendance spent a very pleasant even
Ing. Mrs. Isa Brown is the efficient
and popular teacher of this class of
young ladies and young men.
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known In Bolton. having been. pastor
here for many years. He has many
close friends here who will be glad Of
the opportunity to hear lin preach.
lie will probably preach here Sun
day evening also. Public is cordially
invited.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
DORCHESTER ITEMS.

Miss Marie Cox spent Saturday
Eight with Miss Eva King.
Misses Gertrude and Madge Bradley
epent Saturday night with Misses An
ME and Dora Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mckee spent
Saturday and Sunday near Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bradley spent
Saturday aid Sunday with mir. Brad
ley's brother, Mr. d. F. Bradley near
Slahtown.
Mr.. Prue McMahan spent Friday
night with Mr.. Ben McNiahan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
JNO. 7. BURRlS5 & SON.

federate soldier and q citizen q. near
Bolton wes here Saturday on buol-
ness.
Newton Banister OF the Bethany
section was here on business Satur-
day.
T. r. Ashley and T. ]. Ashle5- bc.l.
Of Honea Path were among tho 50 tyho
attended the campaign meeting in
Greenville Saturday. s",s'@'
j. B. Brooks Of near town was here
on business Saturday afternoon.
A. c. Acker OF Belton route 4 waas
among these In town Saturday.
j. o. Ragsdale Of Bolton route 4 was
In town on business Saturday.
J. 3. Ashley prominent farmer OF
Honca Path route 2. was visitor to
Bolton aSturday Afternoon. .
J. o. Ragsdale of Belton route 4 was
In town on business Saturday.
w. A. o.. McMahan of Bolton route 2
was visitor to Belt6n Saturday after-
noon.
w. A. z. kfcMahan of Bolton route Q
was u business visitor here Saturday.
]. e. Johnson OF Cheddar may be
mentioned among those who had busi-
ness In Belton Saturday.
N. q. Cromer of near Bolton was q
business visitor here Saturday after
noon .. 7
@. L. Brannon; representing tho
Oliver Typewriter Company with
headquarters In Spartanburg was a
business visitor here Monday.
H. p. Mcdaniel prominent plant
er of Belton route 2 may be non-
toned among those who had busi-
ness here Saturday.
L. o. Cromer of Honea Path route L
was among those in town Saturday.
Mr. Cromer buried his wife Friday in
Anderson: She died after f.w days'
Illness Thursday and leaves Ave chill
dren. the youngest only a few hours
old when its mother died. Mre. Gro
mer was one OF our noble women. Her
friends were many and the community
In which this good woman lived is
heartbroken over the loss OF their
GEAR friend and neighbor.
The many friends Of the ,. ...yed
husband sympathize with him in his
sad bereavement.
r. e. Whitmire of Andersnn was
among these !n town Saturday.
j. NJ. Holiday of Belton route I ami
q candidate for county commissioned
In the approaching election was yis-
itor here Saturday.
s w. Fl. Acker q Cone.,iurate sollier
q: is'iton route four, was among ,lnso
In town Saturday.
e J. T Clamp Of Belton route 8 was
here On business SATURDAY..
y. NJ. Holiday a prominent planter
OF Tnhey Creek was among those wsn
had business In Bolton iI. ~ IL.
cc:nuanied by e. n. e1,d !-ns... :ioil,-
day. romineEi citizen, OF tile same
c.:fhinuntty.
n. ". Cullum OF Batesburg nay nc
me it,oned among those IN town Snn-
GW While hero Mr.. Il, :um was The
guest Of HOTEL Geer. = I,
tiss Nellie Trice OF Lexington, "
c. who has been spending come time
II walterboro. the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. 2. 2 Jones', Is IA Belton this
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
PICNIC

The Belton Mills Sunday school give
q basket picnic Mt Williamson Sat
+urday afternoon and the whole school
and teachers took advantage Of the
occasion for an outing and returned to
Belton late in the afternoon well
pleased and happy over the trip to.
this popular park.
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I...H'i =
Week. the guest Of MEs.,H,. M, Gesr.
Mis- Trice has many friends here she
having heen with the Beiton Mercan-
tile ,,'a Company for a nam|sSsf 1|Sssf ~ years
w. N. Cox of Bolton route was here
Saturday on busines. :. az,
r. D. Smith candidate for county
commissioner attended. ~ senatorial
campaign meeting In Greerv. , Satnr.
day. .,gs7a
Grover Vaughan Of ,Aeltoh. was
among those who attended the senator.
sal campaign me+'rs as,iiisrs.anv.::a
Saturday. .'i'~@ -.--s -. y,
w. R. Johnson cf Honea Path route
6. was among those IN Beltoin 5atur-
day on business 5 . ~
W. A. Sheppard OF BeItanl attend ia.,tjtendeS
the campaign meeting In .qEeenvilIe
Saturday. 1rr.I III, As,f
J. B: Ashley. F. O. Hawkins, T. b.
Ashley and Oscar Wilson, shll OF Honea
Path route 2, were among those who
attended the senatorial campaign
meeting at Greenville Saturday. 81
A. c. Wright, q prominent, planter
OF Honea Path route was among
those who calles to see us while IN
town Friday. ~
j. H. Banister OF Honea Path ronts
2; had busines in the city OF Beit6n
Saturday. .y.,tj
s-.aL $
A. W. Mitchell OF Bolton route i
had business ~ town Saturday,
Mrs. A. F. .'ooeland and. little son, ION,
A. F.. Jr., Of Laurens county, are vis-
iting at the home OF Mrs. " j. Kelly.
Jacob Q. Bolinger of .Pelaer q can
didate for the Office OF TREASURER, for
Anderson county was among those ia
town Monday, .YgIE2b y;:s1
Mrs. w. r. Haynie and children .oe
Belton left for Due West MHer;s Mrs.
Haynie Joined her mother, MIA. TODD
on a trip to relatives III LapTens. 81
Rufus Reese OF the popular liiii11tf
Of Sullivan Hardware Go. rspeIt, iast
Saturday In Greenvilie. ~ y II
Misses Matte and Z. ssIfhrrib.
Bneiah 'and Jessie Huhfsrfhssh We'd
neaday for Baisam. N, e.. ,NheFs they
will spend month. w." 80 - We -; =
Mr.. c.. o. Bowie spent sunday Il,
Anderson among h,s friends.
D. X. Breazeale a ptoypeqSas far9.
mer Of Belten route ). .WAs I 7 amesnsst !
those in town Saturday. r',a,,, II (, sss,.
Mrs. P. w. Dunlap and ,sietot, Eiias,
.a;ina Elgin are visitingl iii sGAst5nia.s
N. G, the guests OF Z the fSfmerss
daughter. Mrs. slaytsr. ,s.G.a. a q,
H. A. Cummings oe Bolta1i sbftts ID
was business visitor Edt6 yesteY..
day, ~. yti1 sli$5ssSSs35.
Mrs. A.. sM. Reed ahdF fIaukhtsr.
f*s;:.s ecette Of Grsenvtlah arc guests
.. Bolton this week at, iha.,Aone soee
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. z. Mccusu,, IA !
Brown avenue. S.z q -. - Z 8.
DR.. anasMrs. q. i. dhthSsrt All,
little daughter. who !, 4 hhss M s sbsaias,
spendlns lovsral days ,hs4 T AIimmsSr4s
Vile and snliiyen's 4 leland yhkye rn- 4
turned to their home IN BsiE6n,
Dr., Edward c. 'Friersop asysds 81. s
CaMpbeli who have besns ats EIeKdar4s,
ssnvilfs for i week siifehi exr teas t0
return home ttSday a stip q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
A FINE FIELD OF. CORN.

On the, outskirts of Greenville is a
neld ef corn that is. worth travelling
miles to see. One strip OF thia field Is
estimated to- contain about i've or ak
acres, and It is&the finest corn crop
we have ever seen, II It does not
yield at least, q hundred bushels to tho
Gcre all present indication will fail.
Ifit,has good seasons from now until
It natures it viii bring d wonderful
Yield OF, both corn and fodder. II II
siniost time for the club rolls to close.
Have yon written your full name ON
the book? Better go do It now.
&: Mrs. Newton Cuilins OF near An.
,derBon spent; several, days with her
sister Mrs. q. y. Vaughn on River
street last week. {.
/: y ID. Holiday a candidate for
comfy commissioner was among
.thohe who called tosse. us while In
town yesterday. - e;
Mr.. VAL Bennett spent part OF last
week with friends IN this vicinity. He
'soinet Mfs: Bennett aats Andefs6ns sat
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
Dn. MARTIN 10, 0,PREACH.

Dr. .: u. Martin o, Anderson sone Of
the ablest preachers In this section Of
tho statel viii preach at the First Baps
tist church In Bottom next Sunday,
Eorntng at II :so Dr. Martin ID wsil
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
WHITRFIP: D NEWS.

This community was visited by q
severe hail storm last week, which
did much damage to the crops. Some
of tho farmers talked about planting
peas where they had good cotton be-
fore the hail came. We>are glad to
know that the cotton was not totally
destroyed as 1t seemed that 1t was q
week ago.
Misses Eunice and Ethel Harris of
Townville are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Andrew Harris, who suf-
fered severe stroke of paralysis last
week.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Mary
Dunlap is recovering from an attack
|of malarial fever. yl
Miss Jennie Armstrong has been Wis
iting on route 2 Honea Path.
|. The Whitcfield boys think they are
some ball players. having won two
games Saturday afternoon. They
played Eureka and Dorchester, beat
ing Eureka TO 3, and Dorchester G
to q. - j..
Mr.. j. II. Wyatt one OF our leading
farmers made q flying. trip to Ander-'
son Tuesday on business. +s r2
Dr..sDayidr NJ. Ramsey, president Of
the Greenvillc Female College.
preached iii Belton last Sunday morn
ing and evening In the First Baptist
church. DR.. Ramsey Is one Of the
ablest speakers In the state and has
many admirers in and near here, hc'
having been born and reared ut Cal!
houn. Many people, from the country
came in Sunday purposely 60 hear DR..
Ramsey preach. The church Sunday
morning was filled to overowing and
those present heard one Of the best
sermons ever delivered In Belton
churcs ca TIE iseSs was taken from
st. Luke 14-17 and was as IoHows.s
.""And sent Ills servant at supper time,
10 say to them that were b,ddcn Comr.
for all things arc now ready" /,
We hope that wo may hive tho op4
portunity IN the near future to hear
DR.. Ramsey again.
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GO o O o o o o o 90 o O O O O O
o NEWS FROM OUR SISTER CITY O..
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o Newsy Items Of Interest From FRIDAYS Bel O
O ton Journal O
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eat are coming on too. So after labor
ing hard let's get together and have
a Jolly. good time
Mrs. T A. Hall Of Antreville Is
spending awhile with her sister, Mrs.
W. P. McMahan.
Miss Lucille Rogers and Mae Grif-
iin are visiting at the home OF Mr.. Fl.
G.. Gambrell.
Rev. Dannah will preach at Union
Grove church Sunday afternoon at
TONEY CREEK.
Rev. M. M. McCuen will start his
acrics of meetings at Cedar Shoal
church Saturday, July 26. A large
crowd is expected to attend
Misses Gate and Allen Culberson OF
Silnpconville visited the Misses Hol-
liday Saturday nnd Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Verdin OF Tigerville spent
Friday night at Mr.. j. C. Cothran.
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Owens died alto o'clock Tues
day morning and was laid to rest In
Shoal Cemetery Wednesday at II a.
m: :-.-. "s
Mr.. ]. T. Cothran killed ground
hog on his farm one day last week.
Miss Leila Hindman, and Alpheus
Patterson of Big Creek section were
among the visitors in this commun-
ity Sunday
Mr. J. T. Cothran and sons, Reuben
and Jim, attended church services at
Dayenton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindley at Way Cross.
Miss Maggie Cothran was in
Gteenville Wednesday shopping.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
ClIEDDAR NEWS.

Air. Charlie Thompson .: Lautens
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. A. o. Copeland and MrR. Fred
Copeland OF Ware Shoals spent last
woek, IN Cheddar.
misses Chesaio and Beulah Brooks
and father OF Union Grove attended
SeTvicea here on last Sunday. n@
Mr. Colwell, father of MIS-. w. N.
Whit, IS visiting In Cheddar.
The Sunbeam Band held very In
teIsting meeting on last Sunday, af-
ternoon. The program was arranged
by three little Sunbeam girls and tl,e
way In which It. was rendered showed
tho interest the little ones arc taking
ins;this work. The report Of Misses
Wihgo Cox and Decimal Carle who
were delegates to the ". M, u. at
Honca Path was thoroughly enjoyed
by the hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mnhaffey and
little daughter. sltoberta. were visitors
to Eureka this. week. So 2.
Supervisor ]. Mack King passed
through our little town Tuesday.
Hcre's hoping that he noted the con-
dition OF our roads.
. Among those who attended the Wo4
mons Association, nt Henea Path last
week were Miss Mary Copeland; Mrs.
B. Carle. Mrs. H. Kelly and Mrs. J..
]. and W. N. Cope.-nd. =
Mrs. .McGuen. wife * Rev. M. Nc
Cuen of Pelzcr spent Sunday In ched-
dar.
Messrs. Tom Martin and w. N.
Shaw attended the campaign meeting
in Anderson last week: =.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-12-04
AS ONE FELLOW SEES IT

The following is going the rounds of the Missouri press Editors are all born boosters. The other day the editor was SO l c.ted 10 jon a lodge and was handed a petition printed by a supply house, he got dun from a merchant in a government stamped envelope and written on gargling oil statement; he made a purchase in a store and got a duplicate bill printed in Chicago and wrote a check out on a blank printed in Deny r. Ye Gods. how can an editor expect to join lodges and pay bills on such treatment as that, and all the time telling the people to trad al home? Editors have to he born boosters prepared 10 live on dried herring ard stand for any, thlng. -EX