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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07
FAIRFIELD

A ball team known as the Fairfield 10
Gals and the Newport team will cross
hats Saturday afternoon on the Shawmut
ball grounds. The game promises to be
an interesting one.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Furber left
Friday for Southport, where they will
pass several days on their annual vaca-
ton. They were accompanied by Miss
Lucy Mills of Boston, who is passing
the summer in town. Harry Furber Will
have charge Of the hardware store dur
ing his fathers absence.
Mrs. Bert Hopkins of Skowhegan. who
was taken i'll while visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Delano and
later removed 10 the Sisters hospital
al Waterville. went Friday to the home
Of her sister in Sidney very much i'm
proved in health. Mrs. Hopkins will
visit there for some time before return
ing to her home.
DR. and Mrs Carol Weber of Portland
are guests of local friends and relatives.
Or. Webber was at one time a Fairfield
boy, his father, the late Dr. Weber.
having been in practice in this town for
q number Of years. DR.. and Mrs. Carol
Weber have been recently married, Mrs.
W ebper being q Portland girl.
Mrs. Danile Bowman and daughter
Caroline are passing few DAYS at SHOW
hogan, guests of relatives and friends.
Miss Florence Freelapd has gone to
Augusta, where she will pass several
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
b Hinckley, formerly of this town.
A. 3. Canham of Washington. D. c..
connected with the United States navy,
has arrived in town for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs James L. Parkin.
Mrs. Canham is passing several weeks
in town with her parents.
Mrs. F. j. McKen Of Wiscasset is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Smith.
Wallace Reynolds OF Boston. who is
passing the summer at Albion, is the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Charles Choate
and MS grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte
Brown.
Albert Bashaw left Friday for a few
days visit with friends in South China.
John Landry. who has been passing
several weeks in town visiting his father
Frank Landry. left Friday for Dexter,
where he will be employed by the Central
Maine Power Co.
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Somerset Vital Statistics

following are the recent vital sta
fistics for Somerset county for the past
week: Births, North Arson. daugh-
fc 10 MI and Mrs. Perkins; Norridge-
wock July 90, twins, boy and a girl.
to MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Huff; Nor:h
Arson, son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Gould A.
Faster; Skowhegan. son - Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Cowett. Emblem lake a
son Leroy Allen, TO Mr.. and Mrs AL
len Sprague; Scion. Aug. !, son 10
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams. The
Forks daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n Baker Maria ges: Twelve
Corners. Madison. Aug. 4, Edward VIII
liam Higgins and Miss Martha Steele;
Madison, Aug. ., George Edwin VIII
son. Jr,, and Miss Gladys Olive Young.
Deaths. Twelve Corners. July %. Ruel
Robbins, Oxford. Ohio. Mrs. Gertrude
ParIin Burrill Moore: Norridcewock,
Aug. 3, Kenneth Williams. wears;
Palafka, Fla, Mrs. Jane Williams. 90 ::
North Arson. July IS. Frank Skill
ungs G..
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PITTSFIELD

Mrs. w L. Frost gave an enjoyable
Cycle party at her home Thursday af-
iernoon, entertaining the following la
dies: Mrs. c. r. Phinney. Mrs. j. M.
Chalmers, Annalaide Smith, Mrs. J. H.
Scribner, Mrs. S. H. Frost. Mrs. L M.
Robinson, Mrs. Maria Stevens and
Mrs. M. A. Huff Refreshments were
served
T. G. LaIicey left Thursday for Ro-
que Bluffs to join Mrs. Lancey ana two
children, who are passing a vacation
there
A meeting Of Pittsfeld Grange will
be held Saturday evening with a lit
erary ;'r1C---,...
Walter T. Has:rine, a lc-a: Letter
carrier. left Thursday for a 10-days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

the opinion of the superintendent of
schools in that city, the plan aroused
interest among the women Of the city
I: better schools" I.
These and other plans for arousing
interest in school work are discussed
IN chapter " Vol. ! of the 1914 re-
Port Of the Commissioner Of Educa-
,.on. This is obtained as a separate
III ,.cati0n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

Mrs. Maud Murphy. who has been
visiting her father, n. B. Runnells, has
returned to her home in Somervill2,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Stanley and
three children of North Abingdon,
Mass. who have been passing a few
weeks at the Keene farm in Palmyra.
returned home Thursday.
Rev. c. H. Johonnett and family of
Hampden Highlands are visiting in
Palmyra
Miss Martha Skillin of Richmond a
former resident Of this town, who has
been visiting Pittsfeld friends. has re-
turned home. She was accompanied by
Miss Lulu Dow, who will be her guest
for a few days.
Lyman Irish of Norridgewock, who
has been the guest of A. NJ. Ragan and
family, has returned home.
Plans are completed for the 14th an
nual summer school of Christian En-
deavor and Sunday school workers
which will be held Aug. $50 in Pitts
field. This is the second year that TINS
gathering has been held here the pre-
vious sessions being held at Yarmouth,
Portland, Hampden and Charleston.
F. ". Coolidge and family will
leave Saturday for three weeks visit
at their old home in North Livermore
and a few days visit at Naples and
Poland Springs.
Herbert Whitman met with bad
accident Thursday while Harvesting a
cclt, WHICH became frightened. Mr..
Whitman fost his balance and was
thrown down. A wheel of the wagon
passed over his body, breaking two
ribs.
Prof and Mrs. F. Addison Porter of
Boston. who have been visiting friends
at Sebec lake, have returned to their
cottage at Unity pond, where they are
passing the summer, after short visit
here with Prof. Porters brother, DR.. E.
A Porter and family.
Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Powers of
Houlton are passing few DAYS at the
Powers homestead al West Flttsheid'
Miss Elsie Ruggles Of New York has
been the guest for several days OF MY
and Mrs. Mark Gatchell.
Miss Effie NJ. Horne, a teacher OF
shorthand in the Miller school, New
York City. is visiting her brother. Gar
field Horne. Before returning home she
will visit relatives in Canaan,
Miss Effie Hilbert Of Grindsto7e IS
visiting MI and Mrs. D. B. Davis. WI
recently moved here from AToostooA
county, purchasing the Charles {.
Weeks farm in the west part Of the
town.
Charles U. Baker left Thursday for
Norridrewock to attend the funeral Of
a nephew.
Mrs. Herbert C. Hunter went 70
Moose pond Thursday TO visit her
daughter. Mrs. Nelson Lane and MI
lane. who are passing a honeymoon al
the Graves cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

The remains Of Miss Efle were brought
here last Sunday ~ JOHN Toe. y br.ef
prayer service was he'd at the home Of
Willis Washburn ana the iote-1rent was
made in China cenetery b. the SIDE If
Ef.e's father, TIE ate Henry Ri-c. ana
her sister Belle, who passed away very
suddenly while on vis!; here zine years
ago.
Fife leaves r1o.he-, Mrs. Annie B.
Rice and sister, Mrs, Amy Ri,e-r oe,
and ore brother. Clarence Rice. Mich
sorrow and sympathy is felt and exp ess
ed by many friends here.
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The First Telegram.
youths Companion

Hidden away in the archives Of the
Tennessee Historical Society at Nash
willie is the account of the first actual
message ever sent over a telegraph
line. That dispatch differs materially
from the solemn message that passed
over the line between Washington and
Baltimore in the year 1874. 1t Illus
trates well, however, the lack of seri.
BUSINESS with which Mr.. Morse's in
vention was taken when he first offer
ed it to the world.
According to the account preserved
at Nashville, Hon. Robert L. Caruth-
ers of Lebanon. Tennessee. was g
member Of Congress in 1S43 also mem
Der of = the committee to whick
was referred Mr. Morse's application
for an appropriation to build I teae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07
joplin Redivivus

Joplin. No. the centre of the AM
erican zinc-producing field, has been
having a boom as a result of the in
creased price of zinc-or "spelter," as
il is called commercially. "A year
ago many Of the mines were aban-
doned. Now every one is worked to
capacity. The small mines where the
small fry hoist the ore out with a
horse, break the rock with a sledge
and wash il by hand bring profits OF
$3.50 a week"-Outlook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

Tice-Admiral Sir Frederick Sturdee,l
whose command sank the German fleet
off the Falkland islands, left his duties
as chief of the war staff to restore Brit
ish naval prestige in American waters
Since 1912 he has been in command Of
the second cruiser squadron. He entered
the navy in 1871, and in 1858 he became
a rear-admiraI During the Egyptian.
war in 1852 he saw considerable hard SER
vice. for which he received the Egyptian
medal, Alexandra clasp and the khedive 9
bronze star He commanded the British
force in Samoa in 1899, and was decorated
for his services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

vacation at Ocean Park and Old Or
ohard.
Mrs. Stilphen Holmes Of New Hamp-
shire, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Thompson, has gone to Au-
gusta. where she will visit her daugh.
ter. Mrs. H. e. Ordway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Clark o1
Ayers. who are contemplating moving
to this town. are guests Of Mrs. Jus.
tin Humphrey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

A Paris lad of 16 who was staying with
an aunt at Roye during the bombardmenti
which lasted 10 days, undertook the care
of some British wounded-an officer and
nine men He says: The Germans were
all around US. ] made them climb to a
loft and made them comfortable as
could. Then j went down and found a
German officer knocking at the door.
answered all his questions and even sug-
gested, looking after the German wound
ed who were lodged in chapel near.
The German officer seemed satisfied. but
he did not know there were English SOL
diers in the house. After FIVE days got
hold Of some women's clothes. and this
enabled the men to go out in turns. Then
one night / guided them by roundabout
path out of the town, and after travelling
over all kinds Of cross-country paths we
succeeded in rejoining their main body. ;"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

to the United States for = vacation On
reaching California he will be Joined by
his wife, who was Miss Lillian Murphy
Of Skowhegan. and their son. Kenneth
Cairns, who has been studying at the
California State university for the past
two years, and they will come to Show
hogan to visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07
Simplicity.
(Youth,s Co1npanion1

"Airsi" exclaimed the proud mother
Of whom the Philadelphia Public
Ledger tells. my Elsie. for all her
Iearnin' hasn't any more airs than her
poor old dad"
Then, she won't turn up her nose al
her old friends" queried the visitor.
La. mo-"
How refreshing. Most girls who
go through college nowadays will
hardly lock at you after they're grad
uated-.
well they aIn't like my Elsie, that's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07
SK0WHECAN
n.;,. Entries for the August
S', westing Coming in Fast
Vital Statistics of
the County
v.,Y ITEMS OF LOCAL AND
COUNTY INTEREST

,ra1 Field day of Skov hogan
Inc III ocrur on Aug. is at La ke-
araas,r se committee in charge Of the
Tooa ..-,snts are: Worthy Master
arra" 6 White and Mrs. White;
Fes ..a- P ". French and Mrs.
o~e Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Beatham'
sre''N, y-s r. 3. league and Mir. and
= Deane. The plans are to
ME ,,cnic dinner, boating and gen
10 NJ, of door sports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

all / can say" retorted Elsies mother.
She's become a carnivorous reader,
of course. and she frequently importu-
mates music. But stuck jUp--nly Elsie?
Not bit, She's unanimous TO every
|, body. has a most infantile vocabulary,
and, what's more. never keeps caller
waiting while she dresses up. NO,
she Just runs down. nom de plume,
as she is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

IHe LdQleS AuXlllSTy OF the Somer-
get County Veterans Association will
hold its annual Field day at Lake
wood and entertain the Somerset
county veterans Wednesday. Aug H.
Eacnic dinner with an cnterta inmenI at
4 fhe theater in the afternoon. Head
quarters for the day will be at Mrs
saahala Renters cottage
n Mrs X. A. Withee is suffering from
~ sprained ankle. the accident occur
s1ng Sunday as she made a misstep
4 Naen going to feed her chickens
Eva Moore Green is clerking in the
rfng store Of Sampson & Avore
Repairs and remodeling of the
eutworth block which has been oc-
Ia long time until very re-
Ay The Skowhegan postohce. are
Een under way. Some changes
heang made to accommodate the
Bison & Conant. who
sg| Hpve in about the 18th of Au-
- walls have been newly tint
brown and hardwood
~ Aeing laid. A new show win
eeen put in on the Russell
efge Varney of Idaho, who has
r. plying the First Baptist church
n. NJ 81 3 month, will leave Monday for
nn A4e Dr. Varney is an eastern man
aged mother is uow living in
ne Fourth Maine Battery, which is to
sNDeiu ns reunion in Augusta Aug IL, has
sp."F I'VE members living IN Skowhegan
taa aiaie and Marion Mills Both
'Apect 10 attend this affair. Jared Bates
" Embden, WHO was president of the
~ aiea curing the past year.
1>i1lp'lss the antiques recently added to
sAApi' IN me show rom of Judge
u. - i-ai4caster Is handsome mahog-
Il nAsnooy rs years Ole which he nur-
In Cornville. The brass trim
including drawer pulls and lock.
- nAnd made and show the interest,"
variations of such workma nsh,n A.
s,ac,ss - .ohceaIed by the moulding is a.
dfaWer which was unknown to
eh selling the highboy to Mr..
q. snd only one nail was used
Ne censtruction of the drawer An
Ni'enesting relic is a sofa over 100
oio which came from the church
Ns ana was used on the n1atforrn
me other recent adsi+ion.. are
" r-s,s any bureaus and beautiful
~, ea mahogany secretary.
n ana Mrs. Harry kirkhy of Mum,
avenue have moved ,o.1ns,ian-
80 1h0'' where Mr.. Kirkby has Sc
Nv r.. posiuon as travelling salesman.
~ Aoy came here from RocIwood
,1as years ago and for a ssc,e. se,.
,-7n On q farm. Later he No. -. -.
store. 'nent OF the Gould
a., Mrs, Josephine Smith Pierce o, Read
Re Mass is visiting her r,o.h.- ~.
street nome on Water
ne latest birth in tou,, :. .s.. 80
90 - Mf and Mrs. Alber1 Coua.+
regular church se-,,,a. No~'.
svnosr IN, a'e Centenary Methods, church
TO- ale a,ief vacation of several wssks
=, ~. ll De the usual SUNDAY services
~, bethany church.
,,nds.s RANGES Manweller and d.,a,.
Few su o. Reading. Pa. are nsss,1r
weIlsr ~se ISL in town visiting Mrs Man
iIv brother, E. J. Quincy. and ,sm-
Miss Julia Williams =, ,,
- SUNG at the home of ber naas sss.'
- Williams. on Main stree,
.or .. Cairns, collector AZ .r..
philippines. is now on his w.v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

Government irrigation projects com.
pleted or under way represent an ex.
penditure Of more than $4,000 900 and
involve the reclamation Of 2,540,63S
...s>ss n ays,s8issS .nes 4sefasvt assSs 4stsreh5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07
Funeral Of Mrs. Emma Mclaughlin

The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Emma Longfellow Mclaughlin
of Harmony were held Friday. Four
brothers. George w Willis of this
town and Ora Ernest and Alfred Will
lis of Harmony and one son, Earl
Longfellow Of Harmony, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-07

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L, Chase with
.,eir daughters. Barbara and Ora are
yisjtjnr in Waverly. Mass.
lester Weeks Of Randolph has been
,.;c,,jne This week al the home of Rev.
George Merriam
j Miss Christine Wyman Of LiVermore
Pals is visiting with Miss Edna Cush-
ing The two young ladies are assoc
sciates AZ Wes,brook Seminary, where
they are students.
i Mrs. H. S. Hopkins, who is in the
Sisters hospital in Waterville, is re-
oorted as recovering somewhat from
IsA.r recent critical illness.
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Race Entries

.,ss are coming in well for the
snur,er race meeting Of the SOM
NV. central Agricultural Society 10
e. ss,5 AUG IA and among the favor
us 81, a~ner,ad are: Teddy G., 2.22i4
~, ,sred by c. W. Day skowhesan' Ar
peIe 2.191., owned by A II.
49, Fairfield: Dexter p 2-2ol2'
30 hy Walter Reynolds Of Water
YIN, I'd. P King will be starter
rna,,tegan Military Band have been
.-r.red for this occasion.
A. the same time Madison and
,,-ar.beran baseball teams will play
.5str 1871 game together which is sure
- ha q great attractions, as interest
r,,,s high among the supporters OF
noft
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02

Imbodea passed through our city
Sunday evening.
C. +. MeMurphy's daughter aud
her husband from Idaho are visit
ing here tins week.
Little Ona Million speut last
Sunday " ith little Pearl Songer
Edward Perkins OF Helena is
here visiting his aunt, Mrs. X. NJ.
Rider.
Il. B Walker and II, NJ. Rider
went to Ravenden Springs last Fri
day on business.
Mrs Marcus of Imboden visited
Grandma Crowder at this place last
Sunday.
Jim Webb spent Sunday at the
home OF Ben Million.
There will be baseball game at
this place next Saturday evening be
tween the Old Jackson aud ths In
boden boys. The ladies Al this
place wall serve ice cream At night
to raise money for the bned' OF
the school and church. Everybody
come aud boys bring your girls and
treat them to ice cream aud cake.
Homer Songer spent Sunday
night with John Davis,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02

We cannot resist the temptation to
blow our owa horn little. We
want to say We consider this a
pretty slick scheme to roll IN few
almighty cart wheels aud We be
live We are entirely excused since
times are as tight as the bark on q
black jack snpling and cash as
scarce as the proverbial hens teeth
We hope this explanation will clear
up this great mystery before some
other little two bY.four throws
another "udm rubber" duck lii
over il.
Three cheers for the old reliabls
and a hammock and a turkey wing
fan for the good editor
Editor Hamll Yellow jacket,
Hamil, Ark, U. 5. A.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02

o-ele silo for L. II. Wells tsls
week. This IA the first silo Of its
kind built in this section. Uncle
Lewis Dalton and Jim Wells will
have sil,s built by the same con-
tractors soon.
The sonool board at Dalton
school are making some needed i'm.
provements on the school building
m the way Of new doors, windows
aud paint.
Mrs. DR.. Dalton accompanied
her daughter, Elsie, to Pocahontas
Monday. Miss Elsie took the train
for Springfield, Mo where she will
JOIN a party OF friends gong to the
Fair.
Clifford James, one Of Maynard's
jolly bunch, spent a few days here
last week with friends. Tie return
ed to Maynard Tuesday to begin a
summer school near that place.
Fannie and Della MoCallister
spent a day this week visiting
Clara and Lily Wells and watching
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02

the contractors Of the new silo at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Kizer
drove out from Pocahontas Tues.
day morning and spent the day
very pleasantly at the I. II. Wells
home. They gave Mrs. Wells
some valuable assistance in the
operation OF her new home canner.
Pearl McIlroy came up from
Cayenar Saturday and visited her
sister, Mrs. SAINT King, at this place
until Tuesday.
Mr.. McCallister is harvesting his
second crop Of alfalfa this week.
Mrs. Corda Cantrell aud little
daughter Of Reyno come out Mon
day on the mail hack. She will
stay with Mrs. Lee Barn EFT, who
Is IN very poor health.
Mrs. Bob Chester, who has been
visiting relatives at Elm Store for
the past two weeks, spent Saturday
night aud Sunday at the MoCallister
home. She and her daughters,
Louise and Irene, who have been
visiting here for some tlme, will
return to her home at Biggers Thurs
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02
VALLEY CHAPEL NEWS

Here come again alter few
weeks absence.
The farmers in tins section are
about done laying by their corn.
The prospects for a bumper crop
this year are ine. The people ia
these parts certainly appreciate It.
Bro. Sharp filled his regular ap.
paintment at this place Saturday
night, Sunday aud Sunday night.
He will be back the fourth Sunday
IN July to conduct a series of meet
ings.
Our school will open the ars,
Monday in July, with - Ill 5.
White teacher. We hope to have
a good enrolment the FIRST day and
continue throughout the term.
We hope to have a good number
Of the patrons present for the open
ing exercises.
Will S. White will begin a sing
ing school at this place Monday
night, July 5th. We predict a
success as every body is invited .to
attend and a good enrollmeut is ex-
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02

peo,ei. There ~ill be ton sessions
aud at the close Of the school there
viii be a box supper. Everybody
Is invited to attend both meetings.
A large crowd enjoyed the sing
ING given A. the home Of Mr., Tracy
Sunday E, sniug
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02
MIL GREEK NEWS

On ace ant Of the rain Saturday
night, there was no church. but
Rev. Ge,rge Million preached
Sunday. We also had singing Sun.
day evening.
Bessie and Charlie Hancock Wis
tied at the home Of Dan Bates Sun.
day.
Edgar Carter aud risha Bates At.
tended el aroh at this place Sunday.
Joe ca ssom visited at the home
Of Uncle Tom Carr Saturday night
and Sunday.
Louis motherman made a flying
trip to Pocahontas Sunday.
Mr.. aii Mrs. Jim Bass are the
proud parents Of iol pound baby
girl which the stork left With them
last Thursday night.
Mrs. Osa RagIin and Miss Eta
Bates Of Pocahontas attended sing
iug at this place Sunday evening.
Prof. G.. Y. Short was a pleasant
visitor at the home Of his aunt,
Renle Grlssom, Monday night. lie
was on bis way home from The
Young Mems Christian Association
Ia North Carolina. lie brought
with him several pretty and inter
esting vleSs Of the mountains there.
Sanford Riggs, who has been
working at this place the past few
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Miss Clara Bates is staying with
her grandma, Mrs. Hancock, a,
New Hope this week.
Amos Grissom Is firing at the
Pete Wurtz saw mill this week.
Rev. English will preach at this
place Saturday night and Sunday.
The road overseer of this place Is
busy working the road. The judge,
DR.. Pringle, has been out several
times. He says he is doing some
splendid work.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-02
OLD JACKSON NEWS

Q. e. McMurphv lost a fine horse
by death last week.
Perry Kincade Of New Hope Is
working for Marvin Henderson
near this place this week
Poland Woods and Miss Jane
Horseman were married at the home
Of the bride last Sunday May
their pathway be forever strewn
with roses aud a long aud happy
life
Sam Souger and wife spent Sun
day evening at the home of E. b.
Walker
BJldius Duyal, and family Of