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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. William Levitt have as
their guests their PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs
aaron Morris of New York city. who
rave been speeding some time at
Sharon Springs. y. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Miss Hattie stein is touring the
Berkshire hills and White mountains
" Ifh frisnds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Senator Robert l.. owen of Oklahoma
has arrived at Briarcliffe Lodge, n. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. /. Miller. Miss Zelda
l. Miller and Miss Florence Humphrey
are at the Iroquois Hotel at Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Mrs. Emily Hurley Hopper and chill
dren have gone to the mountains for
an outing Her daughter. Miss Alice
Hopper, is visiting in Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Edward 4. Mclean
arrived yesterday at Briarclife, their
cottage at Bar Harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

The Misses Selma Steiner, Emily
Pacb and Esther solomon have return
ed from Atlantic city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Miss Jane p. ANGEL of Providence.
" I, has arrived in the city to spend
n week with her brother in law and
sister Mr. and Mrs Willard Haynie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
who are spending the summer at South
ampton. L. l.. are at present entertaining
a party of guests on a cruise on their
yacht, the Everglades.
They expect to return by next Thurs
day, as on that evening Col. Tompson
will deliver an address a the Garden
Theater a Southampton at the entertain
ment to be held for the benefit of the
Southampton Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Specially manufactured for us;
contain the very finest California
woods; colors are dainty and at
tractive; choice of blue, pink, Law
ender, tan, gray, black and brown;
combined with white, forming .
inch block; also black and red;
fast colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Mrs Richard II. Townsend will give
dinner AZ her villa at Newport on
August IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

The Misses Edith May Farr and Grace
Lillian Richardson of Washington are
visiting their cousins. Mr. and Mrs
George Z. Wyne. al their country home
in Falmouth. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23

Size SSxS0: made of long staple
yarn: excellent. high-grade pIan-
ket. in blue and white, gray and
white, tan and white and red and
black: pinch block, fast colors;
only a limited quantity.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Jefferson Davis Chapter u.
ID,

The Jefferson Davis Chapter was
entertained on last Wednesday by
Mesdames Pack and Walters, at the
home of Mrs. Pack.
During the business session ii was
decided by the chapter to give a play
in the early spring. Mrs. e. J.
Ward, Jr., has consented to put on
this play for the Chapter. She will
be assisted by Misses Ethel Glenn,
Matte Welborn and Mrs. d. X. Col
Inns. The first number on the pro-
CRANE was personal "reminiscences OF
of Reconstruction Days given by
Mr.. ]. A. Pack. This was especially
enjoyed by the chapter, who value
highly the words as well as works of
the Confedera soldier. This was
followed by readings from Southern
poets by Mesdames Pack and CAN'T.
Music was furnished throughout the
afternoon by little Misses Minnie j.
and Ida Kate Pack, the pretty accom-
plished daughters OF the hostess.
A delicious plate lunch was served.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11

The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a progressive lunchen
Friday evening Feb. 18th, for
the benefit of the building fund.
The following invita- ton explain
the time place and price.
Come to Mrs. w. v. Walters; first of
A nice hot course wtll be ready for
thee.
After games you can go to Mrs. w.
J. Packs,
OF contests and salad there will be
no lack.
Then to Miss Ella Mcintosh for cakes
and ice
Ten cents at each place will be the
small price.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Methodist Missionary Society

The Methodist Missionary Society
held their regular meeting With Mrs.
n. s. Tucker on Monday, the 9Th.
There were fourteen members pre-
sent. Their Minister was a guest OF
the society.
The several committees made their
reports.
The barn that the ladies were hav-
ing built is about complete. The
Society wants to thank every man who
helped with the work; also the ladies
who went over and prepared dinner
for the men who we're at work.
Brother Fergerson reports that the
barn lis good one and thinks we will
not have TO build another for long,
long time.
The ladies decided to give dinner
to raise money to pay for the barn.
The place and date will appear in Me
Jones County News.
After the business was over the
hostess served refreshments.
The society will meet in March with
Mrs. Tibbits.
The ladies of the Methodist churct
will serve a chicken dinner at Mack.
Kitchen on Saturday, the 18th, iron
IL to 2 O'Clock. Price Is cents
Chickens served in all styles.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
PUycNN1
hnny

Mr.. p. S. Mangum spent the week
end In Meridian.
Miss Bessie Harrington spent We'd
nesday In Laurel.
Miss Ayra DuBose was Laurel
visitor on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. George Calhoun WAS 40 Ellis
Vile visitor on Friday night.
Miss Helen Turner, of vossburg, is
the attractive we extend guest OF Miss
Olive Carter.
Mr.. E. 3. Witherspoon and Gibon
have returned home after two weeks
stay in New Orleans.
Mrs. Brooke. OF Meridian. last
week visited her daughter Mrs. Myer
Shelby. While living in Ellisville,
Mrs. Brooke won many friends who
ali are glad TO see her again.
On Friday afternoon the maids
and uatrons" club was most charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. L. T..
Clark. Eight of the club members
we're present. and Mrs. NcGregor and
Miss Julia Ellsworth we're the visitors
of the afternoon. An interesting
program on "French Cities" was rem
dered and the club was entertained
by lovely music furnished by Mrs.
McGregor and Miss Ellsworth. After
the business delicious salad course
was served.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
AVIATOR GILBERT IS
CHAMPION or FRANCE


Parfs.--An oficiHl report OF recent
aerial sighting given out by the French
war ecacs relates the exploits of M.
Gilbert, the famous aviator. Gilbert
gained fame In 1911 by fighting an
eagle La the sir when taking part In
the Paris Madrid race, in which he I'm
ished second. He also has held the
records for altitude and long distance
dyiaE. The account says:
pilot Gilbert, with Lieutenant de
Puechredon as observer, was returning
from a Reconnaissance near Chauines
on Jeu. 10 when they caught sight Of
a German machine dying toward
Amiens They gave chase without be-
inH noticed
"Eet far from Amiens they overlook
the German machine and cut across ita
path. The French observer fred four
shots frou his ahe. two OF which hit
the German observer, Lieutenant Fal-
kensteln tnot Lieutenant Won Falken-
hayn. son OF the German chief OF stan,
as previously reperted).
THE third bsltet wounded the Ger
man pilot. Miller. In the neck. and the
fourth aerc-d the radiator. The
wounded pilot went to the ground Ina
nseiist<]y ana vss taken prisoner.
This IL the third time Sergeant GIL
bert. who already has received the mill
itary medal has brought down hos
tile machine
German aeropianes are said 20 be
distributing the following manifesto
on the Russian lines:
'God has abandoned your standard
The bloody sacrifices you have made
are useless Hundreds Of thousands OF
your best and most valiant troops have
fallen on the battlefield
'Now a new enemy mocc powerful
and dangerous has declared war on
your cxsr Islam has declared holy
war against yox ana your alises. YcA
have lost the game. Four hundred
million mea devoted to the law e< No
hsmmed today reply to the call foe a
holy war.
Friends, demand peace while there
Is yet time"
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEcT1oN.

TO the Vo.ers of the Town o; Ose.,:
You W ! tal-e no,ice that Special e 'ecti ON
VII oe held at ne Town Hall, in The Town Of
Dvetu pN, Jones County. hi,sissipp. on Tuesday
re3ruary 2srd. 1915. for the purpose of eiec ling
a Town Marshal and Tex Collector fo. said
Iown 10 MI The vace 'cy crea.ed by the resig-
nation os S. w. Hilton
lhis Srd day of February. A. d. 1915.
q. r. JONES.
)NO. WILLIAMS.
A. G. BRADFORD
Election Comm tssiorrra
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
NWE IS AasnvaxY GOVERNOR


n~s. o~~tc~~ - es4w~w<s NNI Lock
A@tsr Ls~s hsistiss 10 Ws~~-
Denver. - Mrs. George A. Cartsc<i.
wffo Of the new governor OF Colorado,
has assumed her duties as assistant
governor position made for her By
ber husband. Sire Will have charge OF
legislation pertaining TO women aud
children Her decision 10 such mat
tiers. the governor has announced. Will
result IN his veto or signature.
Mrs. Carlson is well equipped for
such wc~t- as she vas trained for
teaching and besiAes has sn intimate
knowledge of hv and political eco
ncmics. She Ia az the ststehoeSc each
day aud says tsat her husband sp-
pointed her hts sssistamt because he
thinks voHan's views are necessary
on laws affecting women and children
In sdditioa to handling tails siae OF the
government of the state, Mrs. Carlson
holds conferences With womcw who
are interested In constructive lesisla-
ton. To reporters Mrs.. Carlson said:
Il seave a large psr of my boya'
training to Mr.. Carlson, and he leaves
the training OF the girls et the family
to se. Relieving the same theory. he
believes I am better fitted TO look after
the needs Of the women and children
OF the state than he, a man
'1~zt yoa tiink thst q woman who
is competent to be the mother ct four
chilSren ~ competent 90 have q hand
In the pxairs of stHte7 do.
u ana sfoS th~t nay HUSBAND wants
my seip, and hope I shall be Of real
service 10 tts1 wo~s~s. C< course he
and shall consult together. We al
ways nave"
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
A. H. S. WILL SPRAY
SAN JOSE SCALE
in JONES COUNTY.

The worst enemy to fruit trees
in Jones County is San Jose Scale.
This is a very small yellowbodied
insect, that lives under dark COL
ored scales and cover the bark
OF the tree. When trees are bad
ly infected they have a grsyish
appearance, and rarely ever live
more than two years after bee
ing infected. All kinds of fruit
trees are more or less subject to
the ravsge OF this insect, but it is
probably worse on peaohes, ,iplums
and apples.
This insect lives by sucking the
sap OF the tree, which at first
weakens the tree and later, when
the scale becomes more numerous,
causes it to die. The harm does
not come by the scale feeding dire
city upon the fruit, but the crop Of
fruit is reduced and the quslity
is made inferior because of the
weakened condition of the tree.
Probably most farmers in this
county have noticed that their
fruit trees are short lived, and we
believe in most cases it is due to
San Jose Scale This pest is very
very prevalent in this county.
Probably not less than 20 per
cent OF the fruit trees are affected
with it, and the farmers who ex-
poets to grow fruit successfully
must combat this enemy.
In view of this fact, the Jones
County Agricultural High School
proposes to help the farmers con-
troll this insect and promote the
growing fruit. This insect can be
controlled by careful spraying.
For best results, trees should be
sprayed with lime-sulphur solu-
ton twice during the winter sea-
son, once in November or Dec
ember, and again in January or
February. However tbs possible
to give only one spraying this
winter, where this work has not
already begun; but even one
spraying will check the spread of
of this insect, save the lives Of
many trees and insure better
crop of fruit. We. therefore, ad :
wise Jones County farmers who
The A. H. s. will do this spray
ing free of charge to any farmer
who wants this work done and
will furnish onveysnce for two
men with barrel spray and fur
nish the spraying mixture.
This lime sulphur mixture can
be bought at cost OF 25c per
gallon. One gallon, after beinQ Q
properly diluted with water, will
spray from six to ten trees, de-
pending upon the size of the
trees. and the way they have
been pruned. We will also be
prepared to prune trees just be-
fore spraying.
We shall be glad to hear from
you If you are interested in this
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Ladies Aid.

The Ladies Aid OF the Baptist
church held q delightful meeting
with Mrs. W. V. Walters Monday
afternoon. Twenty two men,
bers responded to roll call. A
large amount OF business Was
transacted. Mrs, Cochran gave
= lovely reading entitled, "Tho
Little Pilgrim" The hostess
served sandwiches, cake, coffee
and cheese straws. !
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
WELSH PHEASANT BY nMk.

c~sSAem Ao~a~ mca pe~s Bird y~s1v~
Days ~ the Wsy.
st Paula pheasant killed In Wales
vas examined by custom house men
at the ST Paul postoffice recently. xhe
bird was wrapped up in a wicker sack
and was in fair condition. although II
had been on the way twelve days.
The English game bird was address
81 to q woman In Minneapolis, and the
custom house M,eu. after nndinG ne
duty was due, hastsned Il on It's way.
The parcel was mailed in Carnarvon.
Wales.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11

When you catch Cold, or begin 70
Cough, the first thing to do 10 to take
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honev. II penc-
trates the Innings OF the Throat and
Lungs and fights the Germs OF the
Disease, giving quick relief and naturs
healing. ''Our whole family depend
on Pine-Tar-Honey for Coughs and
Colds" writes Mr.. f. Williams, Ham-
ilton, Ohio. 1t always helps. .5c. As
your Druggist.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
ccHYlcT1 WORK Ar OWN JOBS
Wisconsin Ts~u o~sy ns~sirs= Ths~
ss aops~t ~ Iail OF niphA

NsFEFN ~~ ~1N ~s NfhE@
Rscise, Nts.-The cty's manner of
handling prisoners detained st the
county jail is attracting widespresx at
tentlSn. The Commercial club Is In
receipt @< communications from va
rious large cities In the middle west
seeking particulars as 20 the novel plan
now in foece here.
The scheme is for the sheriff TO allow
prisoners TO coaunge their daily pur-
suits. only requiring them TO report for
tire night AZ the lookup. IL the prison
e~ has family his earnings are turned
ever ts his dependents, but IL not he is
given his earnings at the end OF his
term Of service.
The sheriff has been instrumental In
procu<ns positions for prisoners whs
had NO employment The method prsc-
tically leaves the jail uninhsblted by
prisoners thro~gh the day.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
SUNDAY TELLS OF
MODERN WOMEN
Baseball Evangelist Condemns
Styles Of Today.
his OPINION OF NEW YORK

eseiety leaders Criticised, but sssssI-
fsl Tribute ls Paid the Old Fashion
cd Moshsr-tiis Peculiar and 9onsa-
tiensI Tactics In Pulpit Have Moved
Many 70 Join tho Church.
Washington.-The Rev. Billy Sun
day, baseball eynngclist. who has re
Gently conducted revival services In
this city and in Philadelphia, is per.
haps the best known and most sensa-
tiooal pulpit orator In the country to
day. His addresses. always Hlied
with slang. appeal 10 many persons.
nsd many have been moved TO Join the
church after listening to his sermons.
sunday's tactics In the pulpit, too.
are different Frequently he removes
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORs

Notice Is hereby gwen that lees Tes.meu-
tary were granted to the undersigned of the
last VIII and "estment of Mrs. Sara Carter
deceased. by the Coarcery Court OF the r rst
District OF Jones Couaty. Miss 'ssippi, on Feh-
ruay 9Th. A D. 1915. All persons iiav ng clsirns
az alnst said estate are hereby not ied O have
the same probated and registered by the C:erk
OF sad court within one year rom said date.
ard failure to probate and reg'stet said Claims
within one year viii, forever bar he same
Miss Cand,ce E. Carser
Execut x of the LAST viii aud Tessinnent os
Mrs. Sara Carter, deceased
IT Hardy 4 4. mold Solistors.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Ruffin fserCantiIe Company

work, and arrange a date for
pruning and spraying your
orchard. There will be no
charge for the work, but we
shall be glad to have you invite
your neighbors to come and see
the demonstration.
f. j. Hubbard, Principal.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Colds Are Often Most ser;os

o'op Fossfoie Complications
The disregard of Cold has of,an
brought many regret. The fact IF
oneezlng, Coughing, or a Fever should
oe warning enough that your system
neeos immediate attention. Certniniv
Loss OF sleep is most serious. II ia
q warning given By nature. Itis mans
uu.y 70 nimseh to assist by doing his
psre, p Dr, Kings New Discovery is
pased on scientific analysis of Cold
9oc. al your Druggist. Buy bottle to.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11

| Afs Aoiph hhiHHts Va 1nDiaHh@bs .
visited Eiiisville friends Sunday.
Mics Alma Grayson spent the
week end with her sister in Mo-
selle.
| Mr.. Bruce Jordan spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents
in EllisyilIe.
Mr.. J. b. Hunt left Friday
night on q two weeks business
trip to Chicago.
Messrs. Hosey and Shsrbor-
ough, of Laurel, we're visitors to
our city Tuesday.
Mr.. David Shaw, of Laurel,
was the guest OF Miss Bina Jor-
dan Monday evening.
Quite a number Of Ellisville
people attended the shows in
Laurel last Saturday night.
Mr.. Waldo DuBose attended
the dance at the Pinehurst Hotel
in Laurel on Saturday night.
Miss Gladys Newcomer OF
Laurel spent the evening with
friends in Ellisyille Saturday.
Messrs. Mot and Floyd Turner
of Vossburg, spent Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs. II. c. Carter.
Mrs. G. W. Headley. Jr-. OF
Hawkes., was the guest OF Mrs.
w. II. Ellsworth on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Herring
ton had as their guest on Sun
day, their daughter, Mrs. Goode
Montgomery, OF Laurel.
The Methodist Mission Society,
held one OF the most interesting
meetings of the year on last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. H.
s. Tucker.
Miss Annette Stolenworth has
as her guest this week, Miss
Augusta Stolenworth, one of
Hattiesburg's most attractive
young ladies.
Miss Helen Turner, who has
been the attractive guest OF Miss
Olive Carter for the past few
days, returned to her home in
vossburg on Sunday night.
Miss Ethel Glenn leaves this
afternoon for New Orleans. After
visiting there and enjoying the
Mardi Gras Miss Glenn will visit
week Or two in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. j. r. Reeves and Miss
Viola Walker, of Ovett, Miss.
were married very quietly at the
residence of Rev. J. l.. Lowe on
Monday night. After the oere-
mony the happy couple left for
Laurel.
The Eliisville visitors to Lau-
rel on Saturday afternoon num-
bered Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. An
derson. Miss Olive Carter and
visitor, Miss Helen Turner. of
Vossburg, Miss Ella Harrison,
Mrs. d. X. Collins, Miss Ethel
Glenn and Miss Miriam Reddook.
Mr., Hillisrd Brooke spent SUM-
day in Ellisville. Hilliard be-
sides filling responsible position
as stenographer is studying at
night under private teachers and
expects to graduate at the High
School with his old class in
June.
On Monday night Mrs. 8. O..
Smith was hostess at Theatre
Party, given for Misses Edna
Wsddell and Ellie Harrison,
guests of Mrs. Harmon Graves
and Mrs. o. N. Bufkin. The
Ellisville guests we're Misses
Bessie Harrington, Myra Du-
Bose, Aline and Virginia Mimms
Mesdames o. N. Bufkin and
Hanonn Graves. After attending
the "movies" the party returned
to the residence of Mrs. 8. o.
Smith, indulged in q spirited
game of rook and a more spirited
consumption OF refreshments. in
the serving of which few oRn
equal, and none surpass, Mrs.
Smith.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22

Illinois at work, has returned home
for the summer.
Willard Clubb had business in
Flatwoods Saturday.
Luther Kennison visited his broth
er Manuel, Saturday night.
Charley Stills was in this vicinity
one day last week,
Jake Alternately is working for
Joe Rea.
John Club and family visited T.
J. Club Sunday.
T.J. Clubb purchased him new
wagon Monday.
Omer Whitener was in this COM
munitY Sunday.
A show passed thru here one day
last week.
Charley Shenks is working for W.
J Rea this summer.
+ r, Rhodes planted corn last
Saturday
Guess will ring off c. P.&Q.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
heWSp"Ber Consolidation

The En,erptla,-~ou ~ourIer newspaper
plants consolidated this week. the
Courier Publishing company buying
out the Enterprise The paper will
be edited by F. D. Lair and the
Courier plant moved into the Enter
prise building. This will give Charles
ton one of the best equipped news
paper Offices i'll the state and a
subscription list that will be a boon
to advertisers, We congratulate Mr..
Lair on his success in journalism
and wish the Enterprise-Courier con
tinued proSperity.-CharIeston Re-
publican
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others, interested In the estate OF
Ed f. Seabaugh, deceased, that I, Mag
gle M. Seabaugh, Administrative of said
estate intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term OF the Probate
court OF Bollinger county, state OF Mis-
souri, TO be held at Marble Hill on the
10th day of May, 1913, =,
MAGGIE NJ. SEABAudH,
Administrative.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Probate Court Docket

List of executors, administrators
guardians and curators. who are required
to exhibit their accounts for settlement
the day named below Mt the May term,
1918, OF said court to be begun and holden
at the courthouse in Marble Hi, Bol-
linger county. Missouri, commencing
Monday, May 10, 1915.
MONDAY. MAY 10, 1915
Estate OF ], B. II Barks ct al, J. y.
johnson, guardian.
Estate OF Dorothy Brcwington.
Elizabeth Haynes, guardian.
Estate Of Ina l.. Bnrk ct al, Henry l..
James, guardian.
Estate Of Marion 5. Barker, Charles
II. Barker, guardian.
Estate OF covey Barks ct al, c, II.
Rhodes, guardian,
Estate Of Charles Il. Cole ct al, G.. b.
Cole, guardian.
Estate of Hobert Cato ct al, Lewis w
Cato, guardian.
Estate Of Cynthia ]. Dcwhit;, s, f.
DEWITT, executor.
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1915
Estate of W. F. Fulbrght, Alex
Seabaugh, guardian.
Estate Of John Fee. Geo. M. Mouser,
executor.
Estate Of Wilson A. Grffey ct al, W.
W. Patterson, guardian.
Estate of Dewey Grindstaff, Geo. W.
Grindstaff, guardian.
Estate OF Elmer Guthrie ct al, J. w.
Prather, guardian.
Estate OF Ida B. Hedrick, J. c. Howell,
guardian.
Estate Of Jacob NJ. Hahn ct al, Jesse
A. Hahn, guardian.
Estate Of Anderson Hedrick, W. X.
Chandler, administrator.
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1915.
Estate Of Randolph James, Matte A.
James, administratrix.
Estate Of Oma p. Kern, VIM. A. Ladd,
guardian.
Estate Of I. n. Kirk, p. N. Golden,
administrator.
Estate Of r. T. Lareent, Avery E.
BoIlinger, administrator.
Estate Of odis Liley e, al, E. Liley.
guardian.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Lutte sVi'ie News

e A. Hans came home from ST.
Louis Saturday,
William Day of Burfordville visit
ed relatives here Saturday night
John Phelps, who has been sick
some time, is able to be up again.
Mrss Rosa Shrum has been employ
ed to teach the Oak Mound school.
Everett Francis is clerkine at the
Lutes store during Avery Days i'll
ness
Miss Gertie Teeters of Charleston
is visiting at Riley Robinss this
week.
Come one and ALL both great and
small, to the roller rink at the opera
house.
w. A. Leoffler is having his dwell
ing dressed with a fresh coat of
paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Than Mccormick of
the Flatwoods were in town shopping
Saturday.
Ed Walker is blowing out stumps
for Mrs. Martha Clark on Dry creek
this week.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin of jackson
has been visiting at the home of F.
A. Wigs since Thursday.
Miss Kate Gohn Of Doneola re-
turned from a visit to relatives near
Jackson and Oak Ridge Saturday.
Burette Robertson is giving w. A.
Leoffler's house coat of paint,
which adds greatly to its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs Troy Mouser and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Gladish spent
Sunday with friends on Cane creek.
Mesdames l. 7. Kinder, c. O.