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the estate of L, a. Hunnicutt, deceased;
are hereby notified to present them
at once. duly a4aestea and aIsss all
persons indebted to said ESTATE win
also please settle same Immediately
with the undersigned.
Notice IS also given that I wsIl on
January s0th, 1919, at IL o'cloeldn d. no.
apply 80 the probate judge for An
derson county for final settlement OF
said estate and 8 discharge ffdan my
ofiice as executor.
11274t. MA. HVNNIcUTT, Adnr.
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THE COaanTFRK
FOR grepaTAt Ions Tor; SiIsS5 SSssaaaSz
SchoeI Coaventlt

The following soniRattss cbairman
have been appointed BY tlr. Burnett
esl e ifssissi cs the general eenaimttse 10
ccntene eina; s. 6
eptt0n- g w. l3fotas
sntertatnInen Mt Or. Al. h.. Snethers
6 Finan orter A. wi lsy.
e. Registrat tions j. Z: Riss.
k'reEs and tpgg IA ifIian1
Banks.
Exhthit-5D II. Minis
Bad dges-R n. T. Kins. Z *
Decprat lions Mrs. Rrsus Tant. -
Ais ".
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

AdveFe ISsaszes In this SepaFt.
Enenf WI be classified and run at
the foI JwiRg rates: Is worJs or
lcss, ole times 2Sc; three times
for SOC; eight times for 81 90.
For more than Is words Che sarne
rate win apply.
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WIs.LLAlMsToN NEWS
y 8 = x = s. & 3 = !!

'Williamston, Jan. IL. Special.
K. Tribhle. who has been agent for
the Southern Railway at this point
for several years. has resigned his
position and has been Nsueceeded by
II. a. Harris OF Bowman, Ca
Ralph Gossett entertained num-
ber OF delightful people from An.
derson at his home last Sunday.
Among those who composed the par
/, ty were: pEisBes ioFrna anu S1iifs i5iia
Mae Cummings, Linda Thompson.
Elizabeth Van Wyck and Miss Brown.
Messrg. Reese Gillner, :. 81 Ip,oSle:.
Jr.. H. Lyon and Kiser. 81
Mayor n. G. D. Cooley q member
OF the grand jury. us spending this
week In Anderson, attending TO his
duties In that capacity.
Mrs. Lee OF Greenwood has been
spending several days In tbs city aa
the guest or Mrs. n. p. Ransom.
George ~. Sullivan OF Hodges,
agent ct that point for the G. IS. &s ,As
halfway spent Sunday ia William.
ston rs the guest OF HIS parents, Capt
~ ~ eui SGt tg.t SoUll1NtAIl.5 -
Z i5F. H r sticfns Of Greens1Iie,
sDefst today in Will1amston ioci1tssg
after his numerous business inter-
3ests.
Chris Snher Is spending today in
GreenYille on buBiness.sF -
I sz-.-ic.>ih s:.:..:. -
SUNDAY u Wtliiamston with friends
and reIa tiyes. ~
d gray Gf ygillianlston, d
member of the house OF representa-
tives, left today for Columbia 10 as.
sune the lawmakers solemnity IN
G6igliAbfa
number Of WiiIiamston people
are planning 10 90 60 GreenYille to-
might 10 witness the production Of
Within the Law, at the 1Sreenvilie
theatre. Among those who NJ III COM
pose the party are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry q. Crig mr.. IN % 5. ,ssS....s
G5ssstts 5fiss fsaith Eossst4 Esases
Kathleen Grimm, Evelyn Free, Afes-
srs. r. Roy Grlflns Clyde Stone, J.
G. DuclEw0rfli, G. g. Shockfey
Line Southeru Spice g. ExtTaot Co.,
q concefn which has had its plant
located at this point, was naoyed yes-
tsrpFsly frcsn WilssaIaston 10 Pelzer
The move was doubt less due to the
farf that Ecne of the Nigh ofiieiEIe OF
tssis company make their home iIl
pelzer and desire 70 haze the bust
ness where it can receive their per-
sss attntipn.
I -
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PENDL ETo ON Il

.
+ TTnnieton seems to be on 4 hoon,
{ as sSlid as good brick buildings. Some
Six splendid iron and glass front
bric stores have been bnfIt here IL.
the Ifagt eighteen months ana they
are so occtlpfed,
2otttn gin and on mill as ven
as business men s0f tnis place.
haFd done rushing business. This,
or eSrse, could not have been done
witht { the good work and assistance
or al farmers, Is
chi jnumber D5 bales ot cotton GIN
NED ERE win reach aye thousand.
record breaker Tor tliis place.
Cotto buyers have bought several
th0ts nd more bales here this season
than ast Az cTops we're never bet@
ter, II Il better prices paid. averYbody
has AaEana ali hnfsnat VyiIhs... sfrsi Ia
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PUnLFc sALE

We HiIl gel a { public aticti ion as tho
AnderaoIl eotitz h01se on Monday Feb
fgrs. Nis I, tsssm AeiIs Purch asef to pay
=. As Rcatoa, E.xerutoFs. lsis-asu,
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N0TICE To CREpIE0Rs

I'll persons lsaglEg & lIsilIM aRaisiss
stiie estate OF affs. Amanda Y:ihai II,
deceasea, are hereby nokl4etI Is nlsa
ssen. them prnpeTsE rasen 40 tie an
deryl gfeG withsn the time pre- scrsiAd 4
ny aN ARD moe 6I1Si 20 Irs.sSs slszs
sislasnt. - s54 e
zr9fst stp. 75s /. /. II. {, Al y s
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MI TlrKa.

Roanoke, va. ann az f..ss
Ftosen Held worried over his disnps
fSaafRlif5n
CharI ttcayi lie, Y gru Wool.
folk OF Richmond elas sk1f captait, 90
the UnsSersfty az Vlf iria II
eduad for ~
ti-t9usi ara rural
credit Isgisistsoii hr5s eoasIGered az
tspranaouut iairal ian6s ay tic presi.
dent.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

1nc Srainlocd Egto6 CARS Just
Red IN riQtt& Euiels MON Iifsk
mace IA Ennr9 nee an ia New York
Best sktet and Sl2lfIlia q Sfeiii I isi
existesice, Soc EU Enc 4. ANDEFz
esElNs Local tkI,ick ST. III j.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

Rir. HI n. Ss;nSSso5s stopped A, IS.
derson on ass Isy hfsls from eolufn.
bia, " here lie Went t6 aid ID c,lfsyin :
: the -FOUR. year cd dS az Mr.
MeGEllougn to tHe Eaateuf in tss
tate 70 ha trsGted faf rahiessor. tlydra-
psiohia.
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BUSINESS LO1cAI.. s

b. #. Martin will be at Anderson on
Saturdays. Wien writing, address
care Mccullough. Martin and Blythe,
Lawyers. Greenyille. S. G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
III TEACHERS CLUB
HgD i FIA AE TING
gs $. ilsIosrisou Of cSosason
iFlslsis., ] Very Interesting Talk
Eaiisssssy

4 hS Tsaciers Club OF Anderson
county kel5 4 splendid melting SUI
llfdRY m6rninR Ia the First Isat.siat
efssell lfr. II p. Hanna, tie rresi-
dent cf ste club. had Planned d most
SIS ltsFasting program which was tisor-
gs entoyed Jsf falI Who attended
rrpsTsnls was qpened with de-
Fe'ioaai szercisas con6ncted BY DR..
isysil ~ vthes, Ata yltafls sina
asie the pfay6r
Ipf g. ~ Chanabers made q ss 81
s. s. on The Field Bay exercises. "a
igaa all the teachers Is e.icoura Il
/ tlllesl " q thelr achopls, tt Il moi
s. 5iF'i ssIFg fUi' tIIsTa 10 do the III.
lsSsetsHE e T;Tol ubanlbers ana lils
wa 10 tiat. But tils tioys
4 = eft Isl h stas Il tie exes,-
VII bs q failure Ae. Cham
efIs ayR the boys OF An itlafson cot !
qt;.!la he Well tres sned Dilybicaily
NazLzl1-9ll "A faAnfaltH a nd 4ilr haai,
Lsl.7 sll.IlEa II s. Ia lll1x ss1S Al. lIz
Es ana hiehi sG5ooisI a r. sSs
I'D liant zee OF tIie fnstruo-
ioae iyati by EtPof. ChnTn htSSsa fSav
to better fitted for tsle athietic
& hen ~ hey ass college srslp
a
glsiihk9 E7 Il, ga Baitogl. .}gE
45;ss.7ss4 h. X quartet eays Two
taiat 1sis;; II ;;s,--tss y. an.
q d sE b4 ii III tle tcaelisrs
1lts ape gel 09 tho mOFnthg, +.
S OH professor Of i kists sst,y
~ - - = - -
stEileslye talk 81 South caroIsna III 8
~ FQfS. EsFQES Hlngflson has htan Hichs
,S n 3 Tor ofty eErG and has found hat
pasr greatly nAgleete q BY
1Isa says That South
h. MA . more history and
& sT1 less tlan any State 81 she
s ". ;lle chi ltlrsn should ba taught
sggf s. Every scaioel sihrary
Ser county should have d
Sss epL sos tale tory OF. q sFson cotn-i
IS y tftten ~ Col, Si1l9snn sse pan-l
Il aietots Aaorris9n 8snr 10 sized
IS thE fset that the study OF history is
the study Ot "a lslnl iky; and that no
teeeAeg can NAL 4 success or It aIis
les4 ha hls whole 4 into hts
s WORK q
s'lstker AErs g IN, CbaphsFs had aly-I
efe served d lot lunch.
ne chefa " ere Misses Nell
aest sscsaniona Hircine TaI-I
u MI lAl3 kEnN khek Lillian Clln J.
Iti;h lin con ~ rYis, 3SAIsy
soy, ssiy Russell, tfgfe Lew IS. An.
nle Efuth Arch Ter, Jessie 4.
rs llac fiiigs, asars r,
sue VOL So 1'ayners
cIeetruie E'linils 4
ipfs IA kEnes hoFnpseii, HthefH
SCI On, nnle = lent no 5useph hine
81, I0tli6 Eagse, is6las Cd 4
t.ltl lee Pa e ATE ssslal rs o6tl8.
ie esasl IgiE Eiin mn 8
ntiza EIl EtIs 8 skp ssal1
hcf1 psol a Ina ssoi q lse to New y
psia flfrley.
tllst Aiinat ta tuck ~
ttt ~ = ''fit1 : n
fe 81 3iA SEQ Ilse ~ hea fll
and a nie peas AllasS. Mes
aftoa liekb j. i Nd tlsins, i.
s n 81 81 s0as Earl d.
81 Il Geo. Isl yes-
p. FeiteSs g NJ Il Geo.
q D. gSlosnan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
GaDERS TAKEN NOW FOIt THE,
FOLL0HIEGs

Eggs and day old cniSkF.
I1f Plymouth Rock Prize winnins
stock in Augusta. Atlanta, etc.
pr sfn Indian Hummer Ducks winners
tt Belton and other fairs. 6 go
Eskin Duckz From prize winners.
BEtnSe Turkeys Pure or also crossed
ftth YirginiR Rild turkeys.
Yong GockeFelB Caploned SO can cars
all chicks given them.
WI gladly answer all inquireys
D. G. HOLLAND.
A1rsssrson, s. q,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

Select reed Potatoes Irish, Cobler
and Rei Bliss peck so cents par
bag $3.50.
& Plant as early in january as possible
FTJRAIAE eAIITH,
Tie Seedslnah. Phone A64
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
i5UsINEss LIGENsEs NolF DIE.

Ilite far paying business licenses
expires with next satnffa and EEsn-
coTding To the city clerk, There TsIfi
pc e great rush iuring ths next sew
erai days. as only q conipaTatiyefv
lew OF those who must b have a s
Eistse6 tie uity lisii " s75tiIs p jis
ceipts.
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E1c1TTT,E
go 60

a special teachers examination Wit
be held at the court house SatuTFt FtiFjf Fti5jyf,
Jan. ~. 1915, beginning at 9.o0 a. IN,
All teachers expecting 90 take the
teachers examination are expected to
be present at this time.
1-2-5t. y. d. FELTON,,
County Gapt. o. Education
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

EseIS 8. arm IO5 acres. heauti-
fally located, nanr city, good dweii-
KIN iQliSes land fev4I ind easy or
Z ctlltsyat ION, at d price that Is z q
bargain Como to see uszIuIck on
write. BuEriss Realty Company.
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ANTEU
FOR SALE.

y b Or 81 iiis-H Hopse and lot where. I
row live and y;lcant Tot ADJOINING on
saet. Hotine haze aIght rooms sni
Kitchen, hutier'a pantfy. bath room.
elertric lights and eeWefa Price
'risht. terms right, u p. Eorrycs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
sPECIAL GINNtNG NOTICE.

Beg eginntng J annafy 9TH we " Ill run
our gins only on aonday, Tuesday and
tss-st. aARAEIsRs OIL MILL
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lsltst skf--I have some nice, large
lEhlta gYyHndottes for sale. Write
for price w. w Thofnp fs0wn-
less lle. 8, g. 1272s5lnao. p.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

WANTED no RUY-wil buy any
time int cattle, hogs and calves
sssI have GU Istoners for and contracts
to furnish. buy hfIef and taiIcw.
The 9'Aaners want my hides.
l2I w. yYiaitfier ST Phone S9anr G95
d. D. fIENDERS0 on :,
AZ Lilly white hiaFiSltt.
The wlloieBnIs and ahattoir man. 7
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
WANTS

GIRLS WANTED to sew, light work.
VIII pay board while you are
learning. Anderson Overall Fac.
tory AEdersont s. G. a2-12r2nl
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ss'a asE;ss;s sGE GiE PIX FEsisfS S
Ali psranne koldsf lainas aasinss
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W. NTk D Position Nv steno krapfier
with two yea1 experience. Write
me Inteliigsntser lip
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0IlTECR T0 IlE

TrpBS u0. will 9Isase present sh6ir
pass books So Ekat their interest Is ay
be enters and fhepaas books balanced
Anderson S. C., Dec. Il, 1918. 1s2-st
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
BOARD Or COUNTY
C0hfAIISSI0RERS.

The annnnI nnaafinD- nf aha po.-.aa
of County Commissioners for sAnder-
son county win be held fns tie SUI
peryisor's Office at the Court 4 House
on THURSDAY the sth day OF january.
1914. All persons holding Sdemands 4
against the County not Iregfousiy
presented 10 thei Board are teouired
to file the same with the Clerk o.
the Board on or before the dst day of
january go that they nay ibs exam
ined and ordered paid at the annual
meeting e
j.. S. ACKER,
Clerk County Commissioners.
12.1g-to1 S = - -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

Sets White PearIs Ye.icM
t1allNes.5 ds. I5 cents "a uuarS
by the bu2ii 50. .pl. -
s5s Our stoel. Is select qualify!
The Seedsman. PI,ona M.
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Z MUVhp % HUH5uhIIFi=II:II0il::

=. .al.lIe,I. ..s .nlsnAItlls n7a
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sEssfAlg slNTRD to TOOK sithr
4anenf aslsiasaAias SaaillllS ~
sion address The Harvey on CO.,
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SEits JOS. =. LEACH,
& w. @. SMITH.
AZ IS. Eslkt7MER,
y. II. ANDERSON.
s.. J WAKEFIELD, (
A. NJ. ERWIN, IS u!
s5 L j. u ANDREWS,
:. e. PRICE,
lsss w. 2. CALHOUN,
q O. p. BRIGHT
G.. q. GAAfBRELIs,
WIN; N. GRAYDoN,,s
1-6-4tue Board OF corporst torsS
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Rf5lt r. EN- DEie SIX room house on
sselch Ave Apply TO a. Z. Weich. {.
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3 5 k1silfkk 81 Il e, "a Ifor ~ 81
e q. quartet seye tsso
et5rs III iat lsiv j Z. 81.
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1&1z--A- 4-A-lHl In 50 L la Alakv "a.
nla high schools. If the
adsentslge OF the fnstruo-
lob lyeii by k'fol. Chambe4s they
) ea. hetssr fltted for the atnIefic
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on hlAIace.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Colored Delegates.
Charley Price Thanks His
Friends.

lam little slow in thanking my
friends for their loyal support in
the recent election, but | appreci-
ate their support none the less
mad hoped the election COM
missioners would not rob the peo-
| pie Of the splendid fight they made
| for me against the large corruption
fund of the ring. | had not a
dollar to spend and not a single
vote was cast for me except where
the individual did it without price
or unfair influence. The state
ment that | am unqualified for the
office originated in the mind of
the party who made the statemest
and willaot bear investigation /
am by no means smart enough to
play both political parties and
hold onto one party and at the
same time get the cream Of patron
age from the other: Il believe if
the people had been given a
chance tayote in this race as be-
tween my opponent and myself
with the 1noney out of the way l
would have beaten him at least
two to one. Believing, this l at
tribute my defeat TO the two ring
members. of the. election board
and will always retain a warm
place in my heart for the 995
loyal citizens whoseast their votes
for me on the eth-day of August.
Sincerely,
CHARLEY PRICE.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Jesse NJ. Littleton In Contest
For Governor?

Nashville, Aug. 21.-Itis report
ed "on good authority" here to-
day that Jesse M. Littleton, of
Chattanooga, will make the race
as the progressive candidate for
governor against Gent C. Rye,
the. democratic nominee and Gov.
Hooper, the regular republican
nominee. 1t is understood that
various pacific appeals have been
made by the republican leaders of
the state in an effort to keep
down friction between the two
elements in the republican party
in the state but it appears newt
able that the split will come. The
entrance of Littleton, it is claimed
would take away a large republi-
can vote from Hooper.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Boy Is Weighs Over 418

Cumberland City boasts of the
weightiest 18-year old Boy in the
state. He is Lima Parker, SON oi
Mrs. William Parker, a widow. who
resides three miles south of
town near Guices Creek.
Lima was 18 years old last May
weighs 418 Ia pounds, measures
five feet and eight inches around
the waist, and is only five feet and
five inches high. He is bright,
active boy and seems to be in per-
feet health.
AT the age of five years he
weighed 236 pounds, his father
weighed 115pounds and his moth
er 106 making his weight fifteen
pounds more than the combined
weight of father and mother.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Adverse Criticisms of Repub-
lican Convention

Sevierville, Aug. 24.-There is
some criticism of the atction takr
by the fourth senatorial district
republican committee in changing
the basis of representation at the
convention on Saturday, at New
port. Instead of taking the cleo
ton of 1912 as a basis of the vote
in the convention, the comittee
adopted the figures of 1910. By
so doing, it increased the vote of
Cooke, Jefferson, Blount and Ham
blen counties, and decreased the
vote in Sewer county. The basis
of the vote was on Gov. Hooper's
first race, instead of the vote of
l9l2 as adopted by the state COM
mittee. Another complaint is that
republicans of Jefferson county
had insufficient notice of a county
convention. 1t is stated that the
call for the Jefferson county mass
meeting was not generally know
until the day before the meeting.
1t is stated as possible that
some action may be taken in get
ting out another republican can
didate, as this district is largely
republican.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26

cord with the policies announced
in the state republican platform
"Third-We endorse the course
of our senator, Hon. j. w. Craw.
ford, in the last general assembly
OF Tennessee, and approve of his
splendid fight for the maintenance
of our present election laws and
| for the enactment of the law en-
forcement measures passed by the
last general assembly.
"Fourth-We deplore any per-
sonal differences that may have
existed among us in the past, and
realizing there should be no divis-
ion among us, we pledge our uni
ted support to the candidates of
the party in the November elec-
tion.
"Fifth-We approve of the
courageous fight made by the re-
publicans and independent demo-
Gratis in the last general assembly
for the maintenance of our cleo
ton laws and the enforcement of
our prohibition laws and approve
continued cooperation with those
who agree with us on vital state
issues, regardless Of political
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Bishop E. E. Hoss

Bishop E. E. Hoss will preach
at the M. E. Church South Sunday
morning SEPTEMBER 9th, 1914,
1890. Bishop Hoss is one of the
best known preachers in the
South and should be heard by a
large congregation.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26

John Reindhaft, -colored, died
at his home on Jones hill last
Thursday morning. He was fifty
seven years of age and was, the
father of seven children. He
came to Newport twenty-six years
ago and had made many friends,
both among the white and colored
people. He was injured in a
mine near Middlesboro a few
years ago and his health has been
gradually going down since. He
was buried in the colored cemetery
west of town.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Pie and Ice Cream Supper

The ladies of the Bybee neigh
borhood will give a pie and ice
cream supper on next Saturday
nigh for the benefit of the church.
The Davis colored band will make
music and good time is expected.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-08-26
Del Rio News

Mrs. Dick Moore and family
who have been visiting here for
several weeks, returned to their
home at Jellico last week.
Miss Laura Stokely of Jellico,
who has been visiting here, is on
a visit to relatives at Asheville.
and Mars Hill, N. C.
Bern Bible is visiting at Ashe-
vile, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed McMahan
have returned from a visit to Mr..
McMahan's parents in Sewer
county.
Mrs. Paris Brooks and little son,
George White, who have been
visiting homefolks here, spent
few days last week with relatives
at Marshall, N. C. Mrs. Brooks
left Tuesday to visit at Morris
town, before returning home.
Willie Sans left Sunday for
Lynchburg Va, to accept a posi-
ton with the Beasley Shoe Co.,
as travelling salesman.
Miss Leta Huff went to Cosby
Tuesday where she will teach
music in the Cosby Academy.
w. c. L. Bryan of route two, is
at Marshall, N. c., visiting his
sister, Mrs. Ann Lynn.
Esq. Jim Jones was at Newport
Saturday.
Oscar Carver and son William
of Morristown, were here Tues
day.
Mrs. Kaney Brown of AsheviIle,
N. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. H. Burnett, at Huckleberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Henderson
and family, who have been visit
ing relatives on route two, have
returned to Toms Creek, Va.
Miss Mary Carly of Knoxville;is
the family Of Maj. Huff at
he Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Anders of
Marshall, N. c., are visiting Mrs.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole.
Rev. Jesse Burnett of Jefferson
City, has been spending few
lays with his mother,
Mrs. L. L. Gott was at Hot
Springs Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Jones and Mrs.
larve Jones visited Mr.. and Mrs.
elmer Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
lin Robenson Of Newport the
asst of the week.
Frank Stokely was at Newport
Sunday.
Ralph Burnett of Morristown,
nd George Rhea Runnion were
alters at Hot Springs, N. c., Sun
lay.
Misses Beulah and Edna Meas
'fLong Creek, returned Tuesday
rom Hot Springs.
O. A. Franklin Of Newport, was
caller at Huckleberry Sunday.
There will be a reunion Of a
lumber Of the relatives Of Mr..
nd Mrs. John A. Jones at their
ome Sept. the third.