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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-19
CHAPPELL'S GAP

Mr. James Todd has started sing
my school at Mt. Olive which Will
continue ior some time. \ large crowd
vas present Sunday and everyone ie!t
that II was good TO be there. as Mr.
Todd is one OF our fine singers. We
hope to see larger crowd out next
sunday.
Miss Sallie Boyle was the pleasan,
visitor OF MIR. and Mrs. Joe Bogie, OF
Walnut Flat last week.
Miss Gertha Dishon was the guest
oi Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cakes Sat
urdsy.
Mrs, Arch Anderson is very i'll at
this writing
Mrs lanes Plummer is improving.
Mr.. Clyde Curtis and Miss Jewel
Goodwin passed through here Sunday
Miss Grace and Charlie Harris visit
ed their sister. Mrs. A. +. Noakes, of
Inc Hill Sunday.
Mr. lyon Manuel, Miss Lucy Dowen
md Mr.. and Mrs. French. OF Pine
rove. attended singing at Mt. Olile
SUNDAY.
Elmore Anderson had the accident ~
getting his foot very badly cut. while
hopping wood the other day.
The little daughter Of Mrs. Frank
benson is very i'll.
Mr.. James Bogie. Messrs. Charlie
nd Paul lesswein. spent Sunday ev-
'ning at Ottenheim.
Mr.. Tom Johnson will leave for
polndexter soon Mr.. DAME, Brough-
on will move where Mr.. Johnson lives.
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MEALS CREEK

Mrs. T.. y. Terry and son spent Fri
day with Mrs. !. Beiden.
Mr.. Noah Skidmore. OF Mason's Gap,
was down TO see J. {. Farmer Satur
day.
Mrs. Jene Hutchinson and Miss Chic
Farmer we're m STANFORD Friday.
Rev. Greer filled his regular appoint
ment at this place last Sunday.
Ms. Charley Baugh and daughter
Ducie were in Stanford Saturday.
M l. {. Farmer has been ON the
sick list for the past lew days.
Miss Fife Farmer and little Miss
Thema Hutchinson and Dink Far
mcr. lr. were at Saufiey Saturday.
Mrs Epperson. of Highland, is with
her daughter, Mrs. Eddie Terry this
week.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Morgan and son
Glenn. and Master Hollis and Coy
Reynolds, of Waynesburg and Miss
Ethel Bracket, Miss Oca Farmer all
motored over to Danyille Sunday to
see Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Singleton
and Mrs Mack Mckenzie.
Rev. Livingston filled his regular
appointment at Saufley Sunday.
Miss Catherine Belden and Miss
Catherine Terry were at Stanford OF
Saturday.
Mrs Charles Dunnaway was down to
see her home folks last week.
Miss Cletter and Annie Kirk was
down 10 see their uncle Mr.. James
kirk Sunday.
Mr.. James Kirk has been on the sick
list
A good crowd attended church at
Sauilcy Sunday night
Mr.. !. {. Farmer is at his brother
NJ w. H. Farmer this week.
Mrs. \. +. Grimes and children. OF
Sauilev. were over to see Dink Far.
mer and family Monday
Mr.. Ned Burdette was out to see ]. ].
Belden Sunday.
Mrs Henry Kits was in Stanford
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Taylor Robards were
At Saufley Sunday
Master George Luster is on the sick
list this week.
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HUSTONVILLE

4 revival meeting will be held at the
Christian church, beginning August Is.
A. ". Baugh minister Of the Chris
tian church al this place, left Tuesday
morning for Burnside, where he will
conduct a revival. Mrs. BauRh accom-
PANEL him, and will spend several
days visiting her relatives and friends
at Monticello.
Miss Elizabeth Stage, Of Stanford,
and Eugene rishback, OF Mt. Vernon,
are the attractive guests Of Misses Ro-
bcrta and Susan Blain this week
Miss Lydia Mckee is the guest of
Mrs J. a. Blain at the Wcathcrford
Hotel.
| Mr.. and MIS-. James Il. Good and
Mrs. John Good and children, Of Gov
inPton. dincd for dinner Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hoskins.
l.. H. Powell has placed several new
binders among the farmers in the last
few days.
| Wheat harvest is now on and every
body Is getting move on themselves
to get ready for the occasion.
Myers, Tucker and Co, are shipping
out large lot Of fine lambs this week
The corn crop OF this section is look
|
urday and most of the farmers have
their crops in fine shape.
Mrs John Allen arrived home Tues
day from Louisville for several days.
ana is under treatment and is much
improved.
{. w. Adams motorcd 10 Danville
Wednesday morning to take Col. +. G.
Hopper.
Considerable tobacco mas been set H.
this end Of the county.
James Coulter. of Middleburg. was
up Wednesday morning To See Mr.. and
Mrs. {. K. Mccormack
Work has been begun on the new
bridge. we are To have across the Hang
my Fork, on the Liberty pike. Mckee
Rifle has the contract to build the
dbutmcnts and make the I'LL tina, Is
necessary for the bridge The abutments
will be of concrete. VIM. Mckinney
has the contract to build them and
The work will be pushed 10 rapid
completion Anyone wanting to con
tribute 10 the fund for its erection can
do so by calling on Mckee Rife. All
auto owners OF this section should
give a liberal contribution as il will be
a great benefit To them.
NJ. :. Baughman. Of Stanford. was
here Wednesday demonstrating his
Overland machine.
ID. W. Dunn, is still filling large or
dcrs OF sweet potato plants and has lots
Of them on hand yet
People are getting excited over the
report OF finding oil on \. w. Car
pcnter's farm and are flocking there
IN grea, numbers.
The railroad grading near Mckinney
Station. sNhere they have been putting
IN large culyert a; the Fowler place
now owned by Col. Hall Anderson. IS
great piece of work and the use OF
used is a great sight for the people far
AMI near TO go and look AZ.
W ID Stagg. Sr.. OF Kidd's Store.
was here Wednesday evening on bust
ness
George W. Frye. Of Hartwell. Casey
county. was here Wednesday evening
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hogue and Mrs.
Frank HUM and sister Miss Elliott. OF
Hunn's Store. were here shopping on
Wednesday.
Miss Marth Tucker is hack home from
Nicholasville. after a pleasant visit to
the Misses Scott.
J. H. Hooker. s. c. Mckinney and
Frank North are suffering with a case
of automobile fever. Hopes are that
thev will soon recover
Mrs. Smith Powell i. very low and
's gradually growing weaker with no
hopes of any recovery.
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RICK CREEK

Mrs Moore has been Ill, but is som,
better now.
Mr. aud Mrs George Hoskins, OF
Grab Orhcard, spent Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. McCurry.
We had a good ram Saturday night
and ii has helped the farmers a great
deal
\ large crowd attended Children
Day at Parlor Grove Sunday.
Mr. Ava Morgan made flying trip
to Tennessee.
Mr. Aden Sims and Miss Laura
spent Saturday night with their cousin
Mi>s Ncster Sims
Mr. Ionic Sims ard Miss Mabl,
Film, attended Childrcn's Day at Par
lor Grove Sunday.
Mrs \ HAYES. has been very iii
hut Is some better now.
Mr. Willie Hundlcy has returned
from Danville.
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congressman PLAYING Hockey

Mary members OF congress are play
ing hockey these days. now that there
Is a hull in the business of the House.
,ays a dispatch from Washington Only
four OF the II members OF the Ken
lucky delegation are ION the job. the
others being out in the state looking
after their political fences. Those left
at Washington are Representatives
Barley. Johnson. Rouse and Fields
"Absenteesm" is general among the
delegations from the Middle West,
where the campaign is likely TO b.
waged iiercest this year.
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL

Judge J. w. Alcorn has been con-
fined to his home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Rice are in Bir-
m'ngham. Ala. spending several days.
Mrs. J. r, IIoldam has returned to
Grab Orchard after a visit to friends
here for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaines are re-
cciving congratulations over the arr
val of little son.
Russell l. Brown came over from
Lancaster Thursday 90 see MS parents
DR.. and Mrs. r.. !. Brown
Mrs w \ Carson and daughters
Misses Lottie and Anncllc are visit
mg relatives and friends IN Lancaster.
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ALBA

y much needed rain fell here Sun
day night
Rev. Cummins preached at Oab
Grove Saturday night and Sunday. y
large crowd attended.
Mrs. Roscoe Wheeldon, OF Waynes.
burg, visited her mother Sunday. Mrs
Logan Estes is convalescing.
Rev. Carmichael filled his regular
appointment at Quail church Satur-
day and Sunday. sunday morning h,
baptized two.
Mrs. George Sturgeon visited hei
father, Judge Daigh at Waynesburg.
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There Is more Catarrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was supposed TO De
incurable. For a great many years doctors
pronounced II local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Science
has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney 4 CO., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only Constitu-
tionsl cure on the market. 1t Is taken internally
In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case IL fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials
Address: ;. J. CHENEY L CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Read This

The Texas Wonder Kidney cure
cares diabetes. and all irregularities
Of the kidney and bladder in both
rer and women. II not sold BY your
druggist, will be sent BY mail on re-
ceipt OF ST. One small bottle is two
months treatment and seldom fails
to perfect a cure. Send for Kentucky
testimonials. DIR. ID w. Hall, 926
Olive street. St. Louis, Sold by drug
eists. (Adv,
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Get RID of the Torment of Rheumatism

Remember how spry and active YOU
were before you had rheumatism.
hackache. swollen, aching joints and
stiff. painful muscles, Want to feel
that way again. You can-just take
Foley Kidney Pills. For they quickly
clear the blood of the poisons that
cause your pain. misery and torment
INC rheumatism. For sale by all drug
pists
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Buck Appointed Postma ster

A dispatch from Washington this
week brought news that ]. +. Buck has
zen appointed postmaster at Gilbert's
Creek and W. 8. Bowling NJ Bourne
Garrard county. Both will be very
popular appointments.
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Students Military Instruction Cam

10 Ashcville. n C.. july to August
.th. The United States War Depart
mont has selected Asheville, y. G., as
Instruction Camp Tor the South, open
20 students OF Colleges and Universe
ues and graduates OF High Schools.
Nsheville Is $500 feet above the sea lea
vel and the climate. is cool and de-
lightiul For particulars telephone or
write B. II. Todd, ID. =. A., 457 City
lg2
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Ayers 1 Ms,5
Dust little care and small expense,
that's sll. Isn't q head Of rich,
heavy hair worth while7
A 49, 49,. 10 Aver 90.
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

n. {. Carpenter. local agent for the
Maxwell cars sold this week one of
these celebrated cars to Misses Dora
and Minnie Straub to be delivered
within a short time.
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MERE IS WHAT you WANT
The Peoples Market Place-Adver-
tise What You Have to Sell
Insure YOUR DroUertv With Bromley
& Bromley, Stanford. KV.

AUTO LINE between Danville an,
Stanford, car leaves hotel at ll.5O and
$50. J. L. Hardesty. "A.
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NJ s. Baughman. local agent for
the Overland car sold a couple of tour
ing cars this week IN the West End OF
Lincoln. one going To sam Mckinney
and the other to June Hooker These
Overland ears are great iavortes this
season and have never been known to
give other than the greatest satisfaction.
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Weddinn presents al MueIIer's lew
eIrv store.

REQ touring car i'll good shape. will
sell or trade for Ford runabout or tour
ing car. G.. II. Masters, Mckinney,
Ny. 49-3
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DR.. and Mrs. G. &. Perry this week
purchased from local agent w. w.
Hays. Buick five-passenger touring
car, and Mrs. Perry is taking lessons
as chaufieuse daily. as she is deter
mined to yet the personal enjoyment
from her handsome vehicle that is only
possible where one does the driving.
personally.
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Cosby McBcath. Of Monticello ar
rived last week and met his wife and
children, who have been visiting mere
for several weeks. Monday morning
of this week the family left for Boyle
courtv. To- VISIT Mr.. McBcath's par
cn,s. From that point they will return
home -, olumba News.
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W. \. Carson has a crew 81 men do
ing some good work on the Dan,illc
pike with the road machinery. Grav-
81 is bcing laid IN the worst places ON
the road. and the scraper and grader
are being put to good use.
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WRITE me, telephone me, come and
see me about your house. carriages,
and automobile painting Paper hanging
specially Shop on West Main street
Telephone IN residence, No. OR J. J.
Belden. Stanford. Ny. 29-tf.
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Reliance comedy az the opera hous,
tonight.
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A. \. Iocum. of Mckinney. in charge
y. a C.. was in town Wednesday on
democra, of that end of the county. and
says that the boys on the railroad
are practically solid for Beckham for
United States Senator, for they know
that he has always been their friend
and they believe that he is Justly en-
titled TO denomination by his party.
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NJ. !. Hoffman. a prominent stock
dealer OF Whitley county. was here this
week on business Mr.. Hoffman has
interests near Moreland and gets to
this section every once in while. Mr..
Hoffman is enthusiastic for Beckham
for Senator, but SAYS il looks like
Stanley may carry Whitley county over
him. This is the first county in this
end OF the state that the ! J.. has
heard of that anyone will predict will
be carried by Stanley. most of them
being conceded to Beckham over
whelmingly.
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HOMESTEAD DALE.
By Mrs. VIM. Ludrick.


w. H. Whelchel and daughter Ada
and grandson Vernon Park went to
New Plymouth last Friday.
Albert Martin and Charles Linden
came down last week and stayed all
night on Mr.. Martins ranch.
Oracle and Irena Ludrick spent last
Tuesday afternoon visiting at the Ber-
tleson schoolhouse.
Miss Elsie Wilson came over one
day last week and called on Mrs. Lud-
rick.
Miss Ada Whelchel has been having
early radishes to eat the past week.
The Whelchel boys have captured
four little baby badgers about month
old. They are going to tame them
They will drink milk out of pan
now, just like dog.
William Ludrick went to Emmett
Saturday to make final proof on his
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as cents per pound for the tubers,
and as high as SO per bushel. These
prices, of course, were for 10-ounce
potatoes.
The Northern Pacific operates SO
or more dining cars on its trains ply
ing between the East and the coast.
In addition there are AZ eating houses
supported by the company. The con-
Germ will not serve potato in its din
ing cars weighing less than 10 ounces
and they must be of the very best
quality. In the eating houses, how
ever, smaller potato is served, but
of just as good variety.
So in view of the threatened fam
me this is bit of advice to Billings
or anyone else who has a
cellar full of potatoes. Put the boy
at work. Let him sort the whole pile
md pick out the big ones. They are
worth almost their weight in gold.
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BRAMWELL.
By E. F. Wells.

Warm weather has come to stay
for the mosquitoes are around pre-
senting their bills.
Mr.. Smith of Boise, who owns tn,
Hugh Bishop place, has just put il
cement thing for head bitches. Thi.
will add to the convenience as well a.
the appearance of the place.
Dave and Warren Simmons are TAX
ing their cattle and horses, some 60
head, up to their homestead this week
They have place in the forest re-
serve Is miles above Arrow Rock.
Dave will stop up there this summer
and look after the stock, while War
rem will spend the summer looking
over the interior of Oregon.
Elmer Rose went to Carey, Idaho,
last Saturday to look after some mis-
sionary Sunday school work.
All Jones is again riding ditch on
this end of the Canyon canal. All is
quite lame yet from the broken leg
he got last February, but he thinks
he can stand the work all right.
Mr.. Wells was over from Boise Fri
day, looking over his 40-acre prune
orchard which was recently set out
oy Dave Tappan. He found the sper-
nophiles are doing some damage to
he trees. Dave was over to Cald-
we'll Monday consulting a farm spe-
,ialist in regard to them.
Sunday school was organized at
he schoolhouse last Sunday. The
officers were elected Mrs. |
Wilkes, superintendent; Mrs. Gibson,
superintendent; Mrs. Wells,
ecretary, and Angie Burns, treas
rer. Everyone present enjoyed the
plendid sermon preached by Rev.
Rankin. A cordial invitation is ex-
ended to everyone to be present next
unday at 2 o'clock and help to make
ur Sunday school a success.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
BY Mrs. C. w. Cook.

by MIS-. y. w. COOk-
Mrs. C. P. Hartley was Boise visi-
tor last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Shinn, Jr., was called
to her home in Cambridge by the i'll
ness of her mother.
Glen Wilson went to Meridian this
week to judge stock.
Miss Edith Cook of Rocky Ford.
Colo, will spend few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Will Tucker, and uncle,
c. w. Cook,
Mr.. Campbell has been spraying
the pear trees at the Rocky Point and
South Slope fruit ranches.
The prospects are very encouraging
for big crop of all kinds of fruit
on the Slope. The sudden drop in
of Monday seemed not
to effect the fruit.
Whitewash seems likely to become
quite popular. Many homes will be
painted this spring.
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A. Gilmore came down from Brown
lee Saturday to visit his sister Mrs
Julia Cook and other old friends. He
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Edyth Thompson returned to
her home at Quartzburg last Friday
after spending several days visiting
her sister Mrs. A. Peterson and Mrs.
Groomer.
Robert Lumkins and little daughter
Beulah of Montour were visiting Tues
day at the home of their aunt Mrs.
Jourdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rynearson were
Boise Valley visitors Monday.
Mrs. Jourdon went to Montour We'd
nesday to visit her sister Mrs. Well
man for week.
Clayton Moulton went to Boise We'd
1esday after freight for Emmett
merchants.
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H. P. Lee of Bramwell was visitor
at the Howard home Saturday anc
Sunday
We have new neighbors on the Coob
& John ranch on the river-Mr. ano
Mrs. Stories of near Emmett.
The Idaho Orchards Co. is seeding
their entire orchard tracts to red
clover.
Miss Mabel Mcfarland of Falk was
a caller in the neighborhood last Fri
day evening.
Miss Pearl Kelley of Emmett was
guest at the Spaulding home on
Wednesday night of last week.
The ball games are attracting quite
a crowd Sunday afternoons. The
Star team from Emmett met defeat
at the hands of the Hanna nine last
Score 20 to 2. The return
game with Falk will be played on the
Hanna diamond next Sunday.
Roy Moore lost one of his best
horses last week. In cleaning out a
waste ditch the team got down and
he smaller horse got on top and |
leld its mate under water until the
lnimal drowned. Think of having
water enough in waste ditch on the
emmett bench to drown a horsel
Hanna people will miss the Sim
1ons families, who left last Monday
or their new home in the forest re-
erve above Boise. On account of
er recent illness, Mrs. Warren Sim
IONS will remain for some time with
er parents and join her family later.
We wish them well in their new home.
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BISSEL CREEK
By Mrs. w. J. Van Limbaugh.

Miss Ruth Hill returned from Boise
to assist her mother during the busy
season on HAPPY Hollow ranch.
George johnson sprayed his orchard
for codling moth last week.
Frank Luhr planted his acre of
corn for the contest on Saturday.
A. 7. Hankins and family went to
Hannah Sunday to take in the ball
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hill, Miss Ruth
Hill, Mrs. T. Sloan, Delmer Sloan and
r. d. Voorhees, went picnicking and
fishing on the Simmons ranch Sun
day. They caught some big fish in
the slough. Mrs Hill invited the par
ty to fish dinner at her home that
evening.
The program for the last day of
school will be given in the evening
so that everybody can attend.
Henry Schoening is putting 40 acres
in corn for Professor Phil Soulen of
Moscow.
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
BY The Index's Correspondents.
Index's Correspondents.

Mr.. Conrad's residence is nearl.
completed. 1t will be the most up
to-date structure on the mesa. i
has wide porches and large sleep
ing porch on the second floor, so that
the Conrad family will be comfortable
during the hottest weather.
The Eighth grade pupils of the
Central school are taking the exam
ination in the brick schoolhouse.
Mrs. j. NJ. johnson is very busy
with the baby turkeys she is raising
On the Basel creek ranch. This is an
deal place for turkey farming and
Mrs. Johnson hopes to have several
at the end of this season.
Belinda Slate is assisting her.
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MONTOUR.
By Mrs. X. E. holland

| Dick Mcconnell was a visitor il
Montour last Monday.
! Miss Blanche Crawford is visiting
her Pearl friends this week.
Mrs. Walter Day is spending few
days with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Skippen on Dry Buck.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Miss Garfield Thursday after
noon.
Miss Bean of Walla Walla, Wash,
who is visiting at the home of j. B..
Wilson, accompanied Mrs. j. B. to
Boise to meet Miss Meta Wilson,
who has been teaching in the Baker,
Idaho, schools during the past school
term.
Mr. Wellman is very proud of the
new well dug recently at his place.
He has put in new pump and the
windmill is again in use.
One of our neighbor ladies re-
marked the other day that she had
not washed for two weeks and was
waiting for Mr.. Sheldon to come up
and assist her.
Miss Maude Garfield is going to win
the prize in the next turkey contest
by the way she has gone at the BUSH |
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LINCOLN NOTES.
BY Miss Alice Rynearson.

A. A. Richards went to Boise or
business Wednesday evening.
Misses Hazel and Addie Wills were
guests of Mrs. Hewitson over Satur-
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox were
callers at the J. w. Tyler residence
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronk spent Sunday
visiting friends at Hanna.
Emery Rynearson is working for A.
A. Richards this week.
Mae Rynearson and Valentine Moul-
ton were among those who went to
the ball game at Hanna Sunday to
root for the Stars.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. West and Win
ford spend Sunday at the John Bane
ranch at Sand Hollow.
The Reese family which has been
living on the John Erperlding ranch
for the past year have moved to their
homestead on the Caldwell road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cakes were
over from the homestead Monday,
calling at the j. Rynearson ranch, they
report their grain crop which was
planted last fall doing fine They al
50 have hundred turkey eggs setting
Ill under hens.
Alma Beutler is hauling wool for
Andy Little this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bourg and fam
ly visited at the Rynearson ranch
sunday.