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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28

business trip Saturday; will return
home Tuesday.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap, Jan. 23.--We are having
a surplus" OF bad weather. Would
like to exchange weather with some
of the southern states, IL IL would be
agreeable. but this is no "ad". y
Mrs. Mary Clemmons is very serious
~ in. Drs. Settle and Horn are at
tending physioians.-Mrs. Lucy Dur
ham returned yesterday, from a two
weeks visit, with her parents and
other relatives. at Wind Cave.--H. C..
Hughes. Of Salt Rock.was in this vi
cinity first Of the week, having ID. C.
C.. Edward Durham, doing some bus
mess for him.-General Lunsford and
family, have sold their property here
to Henry Cook, and moved TO Berea.
Their many friends are made sorry
b. their leaving, as they are real good
and law-abiding citizens.
Sunday School was very badly dis
turbed here Sunday by a drunken
man striking a window pane and
breaking il in pieces with spoke
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28
LETcHER COUNTY
Whitesburo

Marriage licenses we're issasd 10
Willie McCray and Miss Aggie Hall,
Of Deane and also TO }. N. Day and
Sarah Boggs Of Dongola. Morgan
Boone and Miss Mary Owens OF
were married here Satur-
day by the Rev. w. I. Rankin.--Aunt
Susie Wright, over 100 years old,
died at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. J. NJ. Meade at Dcane last week.
Attorney II. NJ. Denton. who has
been in whiIesburg two years. will
go TO Louisville in a short time 10
accept a position.-The attendance
Of Whitesburg high and graded
school is holding up very we'll. The
per cent Of attendance based on CEN
sus has been the same each month.
We are having an abundance OF
rain, sleet and snow. but every one
is happy in spite Of all this.
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POWELL COUNTY
Stanton.

stanton, Jan. 25.-E. n. Fuller was
i'm Lexington this week on business.
The Rev. ID. q. Combs will preach
here the NTH Sunday Of this month.
-Lennie Grove, operator and agent
here. who has been sick with ty-
phoid. is improving rapidly.-Ban-
ford White. OF Irvine. was here on
legal business this week.-Leslie
Homes his been sick the past week
aud IL has been necessary to guard
him day and night.-Miss Margaret
Switzer OF Indiana. who has been
visiting relatives here since Christ
mas, went To Lexington this week
on her way home.-New pupils are
arriving daily TO attend school here.
The ladies Of Stanton have joined
the w. C.. T. u. with Mrs. William
johnson as their presidential. NJ.
Lowe (Democrat) and r. J. Ponder
(Republican) have announced them
selves as candidates for Represen-
tatives from this district.-The
County Board Of Equalization met
here the past week.--In Can Court
here Thursday morning, Homer and
Dewey Frazier were held over until
Circuit Court under $500 bond.
These boys. II and ~ years old, are
accused Of breaking in and robbing
che store Of Waldron & Johnson
Waltersville. A few dissatisfied
persons are still trying TO break up
our college and have brought suit
to separate il from the common
school. The case will be tried IN
circuit court at the next term in
March.
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cd in this vicinity, where he will
reside for q while.-I.ee Combs has
closed hts school and moved back TO
his home al Lower Burning Springs.
Bette and Roy Clark are attending
school at AnnyiIle,-Rosa, the little
daughter Of q. w. Browning, VINO
has been seriously ILL., is some bet
ter.--Frcd Ponder and family have
moved IN the house vacated by Dan
iel l.. Smith. who moved in the
home with his parents.-William
Smith is planning TO move to Ann
vile in the Spring.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. II. Rice spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives at Sexton Greek.
Laura Morgan. who has been stay
ing at Malcolm, is at home this
week.-Died, at her childhood home.
on January 2. Mrs. Isaac PEN
nington, (nec Fronia Estridge), after
several weeks illness She bore
her suffering well. She was brave
soldier for Christ. She was MEM
Der Of the Christian Church. The
last words she said were Bless Je-
sus." She leaves a husband. father,
mother. three brothers, and two
sisters and a host Of friends to
mourn her loss. We believe our
loss is but her eternal gain. The
dearest one from us is gone; voice
we loved is stilled; place is va
cant in our home which never can
be filled"
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BELL COUNTY
Ralston

Ralston, Jan. 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Owen OF Burr is visiting
J. II. Collins this week.-JOe VOL
ford OF Logmont is moving to this
Young, Sr. has moved
10 Columbia.-Mrs. Mary Collins Is
very sick at this writing.-Gibson
& Sens have moved their saw mill
TO Capilo.-John Hart has bought
Bill Bullock's Rouse furniture and
Mr.. Bullock viii go TO Mullins to
make his home.-Phill Branson OF
WillmOnt has moved TO Caplto.-
J. f. Howard OF Golden Ash is NOV
ing to Capilo.--Thomas Chadwell OF
Wheelers is here on a visit.-G. a.
Bullock OF Livingston and w. Bond
OF Gauley have arrived here to work
for the Ralston Coal Company
Will Rice is in a bad condition. He
went back on loaded hole; il fired
and cut his face badly.
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OwSLEY COUNTY
sulphur Springs

Sulphur Springs. Jan. 25.-Ed
Moore and Harlin Mays. who are
attending school al Athenian AGA
denny were visiting al home Sat
urday and Sunday.-Misses Amanda.
Brandenburg and Matte Moo
Messrs. Richard Mays. Willie Moore,
Oscar Thomas. Bernie and Finley
Moore attended candy social at
Tallega given by Miss Mana Kill
burn recently. They report fine
James $. Brandenburg is
III at prcsent.-Miss Jane Taylor is
teaching a subscription school at
Lower BufIalo.-G. Il. Moore and
Wilgus Smyth have bought four
dandy hounds.-The Reverends Kirk
and Burnside are expecting 10 be-
gin revival al the Methodist
the 26th Of this month
Vincent Harris has just gotten his
new moving picture show up
J. Moore left Saturday TO
attend school at the L. X. s. n. s.
at Richmond.-Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Brandenburg contemplate visiting
friends on Cow Greek shortly.
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lot of cold weather, rain and snow.
Bill Coyle has returned home
from Muncie, Ind.-JOhn Johnson Of
Snider has been promoted 10 be
straw boss and has moved TO White
Stations-Born into the home OF Mr..
Newton and Mrs. Clarindia Miracle
last week fine baby girl whose
name is Mary Catherine.-A. b. Blair
and Daniel Gabbard have been trad
ing horses and hogs. - Sunday
school is nicely progressing in
spite VI much bad weather.-Alp
Blair has purchased a fine Duroc
jersey SOW.
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LEE COUNTY
Beattyville

Beattvvilie. Jan. 2i.-Monday was
County Court Day and quite a num-
Der OF people were in town from
various naris ~ the county regard
less Of the had frozen weather.-The
Rev. ]. II. Hieronymus and family OF
Primrose have moved 10 Beattyville
where thew will make their future
home. - The Board Of Supervisors
after eleven davs Of hard work COM
nleted the books last Saturday late.
The total worth OF Lee County ac-
cOrding TO the Assessors books IS
81, i33. 298.-Miss Omega Thompson
Of Primrose is visiting her cousin,
Miss Cora Plummer in Beattyville
al this writing.-prOf. s. B. Lutes
and Miss Margaret Pryse, both OF
Beattyville, were quietly married in
Jacksonville, Ind, last Thursday.
Prof. Lutes is principal OF the Les
County High School here. They
will make theip home in Beatty
ville.-Misses Bertha and Gra"e
Rowland left here Saturday for
Richmond where they will atteni
the L. X. S. N. this winter.-Pro'.
C. b. Stidham, principal Of the
Heidelberg Graded School, was in
the city Saturday on business.--M IS
BERTHE Combs left here last Satnr-
day for College Hill in Madison
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28
MY FLOWER

All DAY long I had worked and worried
Too sad for soace too tired for thought
Under lifes crushing burdens buried
I had spen strength aud NV brain for naught
I dropped my head my hands, despairing
Vanished my futures golden CLEANS;
Conquered bitter, and no caring.
Was this the end Of all my dreams?
Close to my side in the frightening shadows
Crept my beautiful fve-year-old,
Flushed with play in the Towering meadows,
Head like a nodding marigold.
Voice Of the wood-thrush in the clover;
Does big folks get tired and Sleepy. toof
Look at re rose I bringed you, muvver.
Pretty and sweet. It's dus like you"
Quick 10 my desclae heart strained him.
He had known shadow his whole life long.
He should know The soul that trained him
Should wiring from sorrow his evensong.
He had given me love and rose. Father.
Though my dream had faded my eyes we're DIM
would not fail him. Lord help me rather
To give the OF my life TO him.
And when comes that day OF all dole 10 mothers
shall grid my young knights stainless sword;
He shall strike for the right and for menhis brothers
Let him strongly win. where failed, dear Lord
And alone, afar, where banners gsten,
shall know my dreams have at last come true.
Bend low DER my hearts fair flower and listen
will give my all. Let him bloom for you.
Eleanor Duncan Wood in the Christian Herald.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
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Slate Lick

Slate Lick, Jan. 25.-J. II. Preston
continues poorly. - Mrs. Harry
Woodall is able TO be out again.
Sam Eden sold hog TO Mr.. Blair for
s2i one day last week-Sam Eden,
Jr, sold his home TO Mr.. Wright the
other day.-Mrs. +. NJ. Mccormick
and family of Paris are visiting Mrs,
G.. V. Galloway this week.-Gallard
Parks, who has been at work at
Lelon Junction is spending the bad
weather at home.-Miss Maud Sny-
der visited her sister, Mrs. Marsh OF
Richmond last week.
Walnut Meadow
Walnut Meadow, Jan. 25.-D. r.
Altman, the book agent, was in our
midst Thursday and Friday.--Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Watson a
fine girl.-Tobacco sellers ate still
complaining Of low prices.-Several
around here have been buying up
hogs lately.-W. o. Anderson, who
has been sick is much improved
News is scarce except to talk about
the weather and we suppose ii is
winter any where in Kentucky
Good luck TO The Citizen.
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MADISON COUNTY
whites Station

Whites Station. Jan. 25.-The Rev.
Mr.. Gutherie failed TO I'LL his
appointment at Whites Chapel Sun
day on account Of sickness.-The
next regular church day will be the
second Sunday in February.-Our
Sunday School is holding up with
good attendance through the winter
months. We had in attendance last
Sunday So and % cents collection
George Shelton sold 2250 pounds OF
tobacco last week on the Richmond
market at an average price OF Si2.66
per hundred.-Ballard and Shelton
ID. C. Anderson, w. T. Tisdale and
Frank Ritter have sold some crop
lots of tobacco around 10 cents
Little Tom Anderson, who is a stud.
emf at Richmond, was over Sunday
with home folks.-John Johnson oil
SNYDER has moved to Whites. He
will be employed as assistant sec
ton foreman.-Mrs. ID. c. Anderson
and Mrs. w. f. Harris visited rela-
tiyes in Richmond a few days the
past week.-W. T. Kayse and wife
returned from Lexington Saturday
where they were called on account
OF the death of niece, Miss Carrie
Feckt.
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Doublelick

DOublelick, Jan. 20.-The weather
still continues bad and many have
cOlds.-Mr. Ruthford Callahan and
wife attended the holiness meeting
at Sand Gap Sunday.-The charit-'
able "stork" visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Sparks January Q
and left them a girl. They christ
ened her Marie.-There is a holt
ness meeting going on at Pine Grove
this week conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. YOrk.-BOrn TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Isaacs a girl, January II.
They christened her Maggie.-Miss
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
bered

corn--No 1 white 76hc, No. 3 white
75h G76c. No. l yellow 76c. No. Q yel
low 75m75hc. No ! mixed 7bhc, No.
2 mixed 7tis G75c. white ear 73n74c.
yellow ear 73m75c. mixed ear 74af7sc
Hsy-No. timothy $40. No. tim
othy SIT. No. 3 timothy SIS. No. ] clio
yer $3.50, No. 2 clover mixed $3.50.
No. l clover SIS, No. 2 clover SIG.
Oats-No. 2 white 55h fp55Ac,
standard 55Isc. No. white 55055Ac.
No. 4 white 53h d54hc, No. 2 mixed
55%c. No. 3 mixed 55kc.
Wheat-No. 2 red sl.t40l44hs. No
, red S1.3Sni42. No. 4 red $1.32D1.37.
Eggs-Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby frsts. 3lq32c: Western hrsts.
31m32c; West Virginia hrsts, ale;
Southern frsts 30c. n
Poultry-Chickens. old hens. 4
and over. lie: do. small 10 medium.
l3c; old ROSTERS. 10c. young. smooth
and fat. i5c: do. rough. poor and stag
gy, l2@13c. Ducks-Muscoyy. 3 lbs
and over. 13c; Peklngs, 3 lbs and over.
14Gl5e; puddle. 8 lbs and over. $50
l4c; smaller, lie: Indian runners, lie
Southern, llGl2c; Kent Island. $50
Aots Ilbcouo iouubs pci poiit AoSs
old. per pair. l5c. Guinea Fowl
Young. III ID and over. each. 25c;
smaller. each. l5c. Turkeys--HeDs.
lSql9c; young gobblers. lie; do,
rough. poor and crooked breast. Ito
l2c: old toms. Ice.
Cattle-Shippers s6.2597.60; extra
S7659S; butcher steers. extra 1880
7.5O. good 10 choice s6@7.16. common
to fair s5@5.75: helfers, extra s79
725, good 10 choice s6.50dp7. common
to fair s45O9625: cows. extra 1856
G6. good TO choice s5.2s05.60. com
mon TO fair s3.2505. Gamers t30a
Bulls-Bologna $4,000, extra s6.l0,
fat bulls S60625.
Calves-Extra si0.25. fair 10 good
t75O9i0. common and large t5GS.75.
Hogs-Selected heavy s7.1007.20;
good to choice packers and butchers
s7.l597.20. mixed packers s7G7 20.
stays s4.25Q625, common to choice
heavy fat sows s5.2606.26 light ship
pers s7Q7.2O. pigs, ITO lbs and less.
S525Q7.
sheep-Extra light s46O. good 10
choice s4i0@46O. common to fair
t27504.
Lambs-Extra light $40. good to
choice ssgs.SS. common to fair s6.7b
OTIS. ~
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28

County where she will teach this
winter. - Gam Plummer recently
sold his farm near town and will
leave in March for northern Wis
consin, where he will make his fu-
ture home. We are sorry 10 give
him up as he. is one OF our best citi-
zens.
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CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine. Jan. i5.-Bad weather still
continues.-Sam Murrel is reported
to be better.-Mrs. Dick Estridge is
very poorly at this writing.-C. C.
Clark made business trip TO Ann
vile this week.-JOe Allen has NOV
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28

Mrs. Sarah Durham, who has been
sick is improving.-The Rev. Lewis
York, Holiness" preacher. has just
closed a series Of meetings at this
place, with marked success.-C. S.
Durham will go to Pond Greek the
first of the week to survey for ex-
Judge, Rish Mullins.
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R0CKCAsTLE COUNTY
Johnetta


Johnetta
Johnetta, Jan. 22e-There Is re-
vival meeting going on in Johnetta
at this writing.-The baby boy born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Ballinger a
few days ago. has II fingers. On
the left hand there are two thumbs.
The Rev. A. Cornelius failed tn
accept the call as pastor OF New
Hope Church, and the Church Is
going to call again next meeting
Hog buyers are thick on Brush
Greek and they are paying a good
price.-We are planning on starting
up a singing school at Johnetta
Alcorn, who has been
i'll from a shot, is imprOving.-John
Rigsby sold twenty-five hundred
pounds OF tobacco for s235. Tobac-
co seems to be on the dull market
here.-Prosperity for The Citizen.
Boone
Boone, Jan. 25.--We are having
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Big Hill

Big Hill, Jan. 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Settle from Ohio have
moved to their farm which Mr.. Set
tie purchased about a year ago.
A box supper is TO be held at Mar
row Gap School House next Satur-
day night.-Mrs. f. Z. BrOckman has
been sick for the past two weeks
Mrs. Anthony Skinner is not i'm
proving any since she returned from
the hospital.-James Owens visited
his brother Dan.s at Copper Greek,
whom he had not seen for seven
years.-Garland Laws and Henry
Green took their tobacco TO Rich
mond last week.-Caleb Laws, jeff
and John Settle took their tobacco
TO Richmond.-BabeA Alexander from
Indiana, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Lamb OF this place
has returned to his home.-Miss
Halle Owens has gone to Browns
burg, Ind, to see her sister, Mrs.
Jack LOvet who is sick.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jason Hudson have moved to
the John Robinson place.-Mr. Hud-
son expects to go in the merchan-
disc business sOOn.--Joe Reece, ST.,
is poOrly.-His son, Joe, has gone
back TO his work.
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Harris

Harris, Jan. 25.-J. f. Hammond OF
Disputanta was at this place re-
cently.-W. b. Lake went to Rich
mond on business and returned
Observation-Disclosures Collins, who
has been working at Ford, returned
home.-Married on Wednesday, jan
uary 20, at 1890 p. m. by the Rev.
Mr.. McMufray, Miss Dinksie Lake
10 Samuel Robinson. They left
Immediately for Lexington return
ing Thursday.-Wilson VanWinkle
has moved to the Dougherty place
just vacated by John Baugh.-
Walker McHone has moved to the
house just vacated by Jim Mcqueen.
Mr.. Killen gave the Sunday school
a nice talk Sunday evening. Next
Sunday he will give a talk on How
TO Improve the Sunday School,"
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JACKSON COUNTY
Nathantol

NdlildniOlis Jan. GO.- 4 ut Wtdtiti
has continued bad during the past
week, and our mud roads are almost
impassable.-Allen Holcomb of near
Mckee is visiting relatives in this
neighborhOod. = James Sailor has
been doing carpentery work at Ann
vile during the past week.-Ella,
Walter and John Wood of Sections
Greek accompanied by their cousin,
Maud Wood OF this place, left Thurs
day for Richmond to enter school,
Robert Wood was at Mckee the first
of the week on business.-B. H. Hol-
comb was at Manchester Wednesday
of this week on business.
Bond.
Bond, Jan. 23.-We have been hav-
ing plenty of rain and snow for
few days.-TOm Brewer, who has
had a severe case of pneumonia, is
some better at this vriting@Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Little are the proud par
ents of a fine boy, born on the 18th.
of this month.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Baldwin on the 18th, of this
month fine baby girl.-Lum Moore
died the 10th, of this month. He left
a wife and four children and host
of friends and relatives to mourn his
death. We deeply sympathize with
the bereaved family.-Mrs. Esther
Sans died last week. She had been
sick for long time. Her children
have our sympathy.-Charlie Bald
wins little son has been very sick
for a few days.-Monroe Reynolds
and family have moved into the
house vacated by Sam Pane.-There
was a fine baby born at A. H. Par
rett's recently.-Charlie Price and
wife have moved in their new house
recently built.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Brewer of Blooming Grove are visit
ing their son at this place.-Rev. G.
p. Hackers wife is in very poor
health at present.-The Citizen is y
clean interesting paper and should
be in every home in Kentucky.
carico
CaricO, Jan. 25.-James Summers
bought a nice COW of Mart Combs
for Si250.-Brother James LunsfOrd
preached at Flat Top on the third
Sunday in this mOnth.-Mr. 0rbin
Smith is doing a hustling business
selling fruit trees for a Knoxville,
Tenn, nursery comparative are
sorry TO hear Of Mrs. Henry Evans
of Lite falling Off a horse and get
ting hurt. The report is she is
better. = There will be church at
Flat Top the third Saturday night
in February and Sunday by Brother
James LunsfOrd.-JOhn Couch sold
his farm on the river TO Grover
Gabbard Of Hurley@W. II. Roberts
is at Pine Grove at present.-Bert
Summers went to AWHILE today 10
commence work on the new rail-
rOad.-We are having some OF the
worst weather this winter we have
had for many winters.
Green Hall
Green Hall, Jan. 25.-We do not
have to travel nOrthward TO find
zero weather, for il is present
The roads in the mountain section
are almost too bad 10 travel on ac-
count OF recent rains.-Mrs. Couch,
who has been visiting her son Will
liam at Athol returned home Sat
urday after an extended visit
Mrs. JEFF Hoskins OF MiddletOwn, o..
who has been visiting her daughters,
returned home Saturday accOmpa-
MED by Miss Alice Creech who
will visit in Ohio until spring.
Mrs. Comedian Greek went TO Be-
rea Saturday to get sale for a load
OF home woven goOds.-ClaytOn
Holbrook, Green Wilson and Wen.
dell McCollum left for Richmond
Normal School Friday.-Mrs. +. y.
McCollum went TO Richmond on a
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-28

Maggie McCollum was shopping in
Friday.
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Dreyfus

Dreyfus, Jan. 22.-The Rev. ID. l..
Brandenburg is holding a series of
meetings at the Baptist Church.
Elice HOllan, who has been visiting
relatives at Dreyfus, has returned
to his home in Bloomington, ILL.,
Miss Ellen Lunsford is spending a
few days this week with her sister
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fox is
teaching a subscription school al
this place with large attendance
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
June Lain died January 10 with
bronchitis. The bereaved family
have our deepest sympathy%The
Rev. Jones LunsfOrd preached at
the Christian Church Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Lunsford
moved 10 their home Saturday re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams.
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Silver Creek

Silver Greek, Jan. 2i.-Sunday
school is progressing nicely every
Sunday evening at 2 O'Clock with a
large attendance.-Quite a number
from around here have entered
school at Berea.-Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Whittmoore have moved from the
Burdette Mountain 10 S. r. Bakers
farm in the hollow.-Quite a num-
Der OF the people around here are
not done gathering corn. They
hope TO get done in time TO begin
another crOp.-Miss Ira Anderson
spent few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Louis Vaughn.-pro-
fessOr Raine sold a nice bunch Of
hogs TO John Il. Anderson last week.
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PORTABLE
SCHOOLS
ARE SAFE

Portable schools at Manitou
and Lyon, inspected yesterday by
Fire Marshal Chantler, Building
Inspector Snyder and Fire Chief
McAlevy, were found to be in
fairly good condition.
Criticisms were made recently
by residents of Manitou of fire
hazards in the portable there.
The committee found the building
did not offer any great dangers.
The worst feature was at the
Lyon school, where chimney ran
through the wooden roof without
protection. -
The committee will attempt to
finish the inspection of the pri-
vate schools this week, including
the College of Puget Sound, St.
Leo's, Holy Rosary, Visitation
academy and Annie Wright semi
nary.
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MCDONALD BUYS
RIVAL STORE

The stock OF the Mems Shoe
Store, which closed its doors for
good at 6 o'clock Monday night,
has been purchased by Melon
aid Shoe Co., located at Thir-
teenth strete and Pacific ave-
nue.. The stock Of the closed
store will be moved to the Nc
Donald company's store and will
be placed on sale there.
r.. ID. Mcdonald, president of
the Mcdonald Shoe Co., said
Tuesday that Mr.. Nyquist was
anxious to leave the shoe bust
ness and had sold his stock for
such a low figure that the Nc
Donald Shoe Co. store could
place the shoes on sale at very
low price. The sale will STAR
tomorrow morning.