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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
Winning Factors

As affairs have progressed so far the
White sox have shown winning strength
in the main departments OF the vivacious
pastime-around the inield, in the box
and back OF the bat
They have no better run-malSing ma
chine than the Tigers, but they have
better defensive club. Their margin over
the Red Sox Is slight. either upon ofrense
or defense, but the leading advantage
here rests in having man like Eddie
Collins on the field to keep Morale OF the
Old Pep in daily working order. Collins
has been a great factor in the White sox
rise. but improved batting in other direc-
tions has also been potent force. And
credit here belongs TO Rowland the new
manager, who insisted early upon drop
ping the old title "Hitless Wonders" and
substituting the hypnotic suggestion that
ANY guy could hit who believed he
could"
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Club for Club

As any discussion of the American
League race must settle around White
coz, Red sox and Tigers, the best dope
70 De exhibited in this connection is a
eemparison OF the three clubs.
N the outheld both Tigers and Red
sok have the White Sox beaten to a
iielh-1ust as they have other outfields
psatsn For Speaker, Hooper and Lewis
~ y me one side and Cobb, Crawford ana
each on the other frame the two great
o.lhelds Of the game.
ne inheld is another matter Here.
I'm quartet ranged around Eddie
spllinH, the White Sox carry all the edge
sasfe y, The Red Sox run second. with
say Tigers last-due in the main to a
stA batting combination that has
s.eusht down the average of the clubs
oaenss Fournier. Collins and Weaver
" All stars-while Weaver and Collins
-.s1aa second are the strongest eombl-
AAF0n IN the league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
MACKMEN IDLE TODAY;
ON WAY TO ST. LOUIS
Four Out of Five Games From
Yankees Not So Bad, Thinks
Mack.

After winning four out of five from the
Highlanders the Athletics departed for
the West last night. No game is sched-
uled for the Mackmen today as they do
not open their western series until tomor-
row, when they will probably face George
sisler, st. Louis collegiate find.
Manager Mack was greatly pleased
with the work Of his team in New York
and declares that they will finish few
pegs higher than they are at the pres
ent time, IL the pitching staff shows any
improvement. All five games in New
York would have resulted in victories
had not young Crowell developed a wild
streak that necessitated his retirement
yesterday after the Yankees had taken
@ winning lead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
WHITE SOX CLASS OF LEAGUE;
TIGERS AND RED SOX IN PURSUIT

In the box the White Sox again have a
slight edge over the Red Sox and de-
pendable edge over the Tigers. Dauss,
pubuc and CoveleslSie. while good pitch
ers, are not to be compared with Faber,
Scott, Clcotte, Benz and others-nor with
Foster, Ruth. Wood, Leonard, Collins and
Shore.
Back of the bat the White Sox again
lead with Ray Schalk, now rated the best
catcher in baseball. The Tigers here have
a slight edge on the Red Sox. but hardly
enough TO be called important in any
summing up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
PROMOTERS TO GATHER SOON
IO COASPIRE AGAINST BOXERS
i0@ Andrews, of Milwaukee, Seeks to
Form National Body.

"s 4NAAApiAal A9DAys
lLNAUkEE. wis, July S-Tom 3.
sAs, OF Milwaukee. who started a
,'Haa ,Hsat some time ago for the organl-
~ national boxing association,
~, sshed from a trip through the
~ me interest OF the organization.
a etefy one he spoke 10 IN regard
~ project expressed enthusiasm over
ishs r slAt dozens Of clubs promised TO
re q the opinion that Cleveland
~ y me best piece to hold the meet
Hl1s.f use OF It's central location. Matt
sbs 'ue referee and promoter OF CleVe-
~, s Volunteered 10 make arrange
M, lof meeting rooms In Cleveland ana
~ fuss the delegates after the meet
a,.i movement Is the result OF a sentl-
shssls boxing promoters that boxers
tt4 peia N proportion 70 what thay
tI. seea OF big guarantees whicn
alfmz PAD Regardless OF the receipts.
at great loss to the clubs. 1t
aeemea advisable 10 safeeuard the
Issa Y employing only competent
sig3inoters 3ers are also planning on an
pt performers. eliminating
Is.ss. are known 10 have engaged ia
..is performances 1T a also pro-
= ,ese penalties. even to the ex-
s them Ineligible. on boxers
Hsemenfs without iustihabla
s heetns viii b held neat
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Red sox Prospects

Ball players around the American
League have been steadily picking the
Red sox TO catch up and win out They
have never figured the White sox able to
maintain their run making drive. And with
their full strength In the field the Red
sox are strong enough to go far and fast
even fast enough TO win II there Is any
break in the White Sox batting.
Back in April Carrigans club had the
better OF 1t in the preseason CONVERSE
tlon. But on form shown so far the
White Sox should finish first the Red
soN second and the Tigers third.
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ToDAY's SCHEDULE
National League

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Cincinnati at New York, threatening.
ST. Louis at Boston, rain.
Chicago at Brooklyn, threatening.
American League
Detroit at Cleveland. cloudy e games)
Only game today.
Federal League
Buffalo at Brooklyn, threatening.
Newark at Baltimore. cloudy
st. Louis at Pittsburgh. threatening
Kansas City at Chicago. cloudy.
International League
Rochester at Jersey City, threatening.
Montreal at Harrisburg. cloudy.
Toronto at Richmond, cloudy.
Buffalo at Providence, cloudy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
By GRANTLAND RICE
The American League

! kAoi0 the Red SoD hdUs their Tris--
The Tigers hdve their TU;
Nor IN the roundup should zoe miss
Sam Crawford's batting eyej
! kHoiU that Joe Woods back again;
With all his ancient spin
BUT.
Pm glad bet no money
That the White SoD couldn't t0iil.
When the Mackian Machine was being
Remembered and scattered broadcast
Colonel COmlskey wisely stopped in and
rurchased it's motor. 1t cost him $4,000
70 get Eddie Collins. but II was the
Hsest buy he ever made. For using this
motor commy now has a machine NOV
lrg as swiftly as even the Philadelphia
l'ufng Car ever travelled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
Eastern Tennis Team on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-The Eastern ten
mis- team which Is to compete In the Panama
Pacific Exposition championshlps, July 10 10
II arrived today. r. Norris Williams, Jr., w.
NJ Washburn, Dean Mathey and g. bl. Church
compose the team. They Immediately began
practice.
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complained a local golfer recently. And
yet that is the very idea OF golf-to hold
your ball out in a cup. Yes. but
What is considered by many to be the
sportiest hole in Philadelphia is the 14th
hole at Aronimink Ray and Vardon.
who helped TO lay Il out, considered that
II would havs few peers In this or any
other country when fully developed. II
Is al yards from the tee. One drives
into the heights. To the left are trees
and to the right are trees and a preeipl-
tous slope, You are supposed to go over
the slope on TO a nice plateau. From
there you can make a full and the fuller
the better, approach. Perhaps you will
land the green. But there are 80
many other spots where you might
land Just as we'll that you probably won't
For instance. you might top your ball
and then you will roll nicely down the
hill into a creek or else a ditch. From
there It Is 40-foot pitch to the green,
which slopes down toward you, so that
most likely the ball will roll right down
to you again and you can try all over
again.
But then again maybe the green will
roll the ball off to the side into rocky
paradise entirely surrounded by trees,
tall grass and other friends of the novice.
But supposing the struggling golfer
makes the green all right and has Moth
ing to do but putt for the hole. He then
has mans size Job ahead. The green
is mostly on the side OF the hill and most
golfers know what that means. And
there is fine series of playful knolls
running this way and that. The only
way to do par on the hole Is to play very
boldly. A tlmid shot will bring only
misery in the end.
Cecil Calvert, one of the experts at
Aronimink, was the chief construction
engineer on the hole. The fairway was
cut daringly through a solid forrest of
trees. It took months to construct the
hole. Though only two years old. 1t Is
in very good shape at present.
One OF the most famous events of the
golhng world will be held September %
and 90. on the links of the Apawamls
Club Rye. n. Y, when the senior eS-
perts will get together to settle the ques-
tion of supremacy. The dates were
chosen shortly after the junior champion
ship had been won by Philip Carter over
Reginald Lewis
A complete account Of the national
open championship. at Baltusrol, with
great many photographs Of players and OF
scenes at Baltusrol during the play. takes
up the whole OF a special number Of the
Golf Magazine, which is just out. The
leading article of the championship is by
Francis Oumet, national amateur cham
pion, and there are several other exceed
lngly interesting articles.
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The Pursuit Race

Without sparring any further for a
Aad the American League race is now
merely pursuit affair on the part of the
A,d sox and Tigers, with the White Sox
t'lling pace pretty hard to follow.
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White sox Get Outfelder LiebOld

CHICAGO. July e-HaTy Ltehold an cut
folder With the Cleveland Americans has been
purchased 81 the Chicago Americans az she
waiver price ne has been ingtiueiea % Fsport
haHa On rrldny MauHNaf Rowland ulaua n
u1s hln Is Iait nsld. rlPiaeins hoth
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VESTS ATHLETES, BY COMPARISON,
ARE AGAIN FOUND TO EXCEL EAST

When Sectional TrO Results Are Ranged Total Nine EUe
to Eight, With One Tie-Western intercollegiate
Performances Were Better.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08

''Of ell the thousand and one places on
the links for my bail to stop, IL always
seems TO roll into a cup every time"
complained local golfer recently. And
yet that is the very idea OF golf-to hold
your ball out In a cup. Yes, but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
Today in Sports

ONSS~S Wv - I~ON ~
Golf
Interclub matches for championship
of Philadelphia Golf Association at
Merton Cricket Club.
Tennis
Merton Cricket Club championships.
Baseball
Phillies VS., Pittsburgh at National
League Park.
Athletics not scheduled.
Horse Racing
At Aqueduct. Latonia and Fort Erie
tracks.
Motorcycle Races
At motordrome OF Point Breeze Park
this evening.
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c0LFERS BETTER IN MATCH PLAY
THAN IN QUALIFYING ROUND
vsr Regnotd Proved This at Whitemorsb-Loca Experts
Atteept Make Net0 Rules Governing Both Styles of
Play the Course.

championship at Baltusrol. will defend
the Orange and Black.
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HUThce IT, FrnncInel OF HuntInEdon7
Valley, ex-clty champion attributes his
fall from glory to the brilliant start he
made. In the qualifying round he turned
off the FIRST six holes in one under par.
After that" he says, 1.-The sun went
behind the clouds and my game went on
the wane."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30
PONCE AL DTA
La reuncia de senior glesias.- Boda distingui-
da.- On nombramiento Los infractores
de la ley.- Juicio por asesinato.

Con motive de haber presentado la
renuncla de su cargo ell senOr Pedro
lglesias Gonzalez, secretario de la Cor
te municipal, ell 6rgano local del parti-
do Republican,, aprovecha la oportu-
nidad, para hablar de nombres de pres
Itlgloslsimos unionistas y de combina-
clones que sOlame1te ell los que inspl-
ran ese diario pueden caber. Ell Comi-
te local uniQnista esta compuesto de
nombres que saben 10 que tienen ent1t
manos
Dicho Comit6 hasta la fecha no ha to-
mado nlnguna iniciativa respecto a
ese asunto, porque no Sc ha llegado la
OCCASION, nj ha recomendado a nadie. Y
todos Los Unionistas estan completa-
mente de acuerdo tanto con la admins
cl0n municipal, como con ell Comit6 To-
cal
-Nuestro distinguido amigo pre-
sidente del partido Unionista del veci-
no pueblo de Juana Diaz, senior don
Ramon RiverO, Sc encOntraba en- esta
ciudad. Tambi6n saludamOs al ex-al-
calde de aquel pueblo senor don Cast
miro Figueroa.
Ell sabado en- la noche contrajeron
matrimonio cat6lico, los apreciaDles
jovenes Eduardo Rubert y la Srta. Jo-
Selma TeXidOr, ambos elementos distin-
guidos de esta ciudad. Apadrinaron
la boda ell senior Luis Nicole, y la Srta.
Asunci0n Valdivieso. Que el angel de
la felicidad bata sus alas para siempre
en- ell nuevo hogar.
-EIa sido nombrada nurse del Hos
pital San Lucas, la Srta. de Sa-
bana Grande, Isabel Marquee, que fu6
nurse del Hospital Presbiteriano de
San Juan, donde demostr6 en- muchas
ocasiones sus grandes conocimientos y
practica de su profession AL saludar
a la senorita Marquee, que viene con-
vivir entire nosotros, deseamosle 6xito
complete.
Rosa Garcia ingres6 hoy en- la car
eel a cumplir ounce d1as que le impu-
sierra la COrte municipal.
Han sidO cOndenados tambi6n en-
la referida Corte los individos julio
Martel, Angel Custodio y America
Rangel ounce dollars de multa cada
uno por alterar la paz p1blica AIDE
mas al Julio Martel, por acometimien-
to aggression le impuso la Corte trein-
ia d1as de carcel.
Maria Rodriguez, y Dionisia Ca
rreras, que formaron un fuerte escan-
dalo en- la calle, anoche fueron arresta-
das por la polic1a.
-Esteban Viera, fu6 curado aver en-
ell Hospital Tricoche, de una herida en-
una pierna, que lie ocasionara un CARO-
Leocadio Martinez, fu6 curado tambi6n
en- dichO ben6fco establecimiento, de
una herida en- Ell music derecho que lie
ocasionara un wagon de la hacienda
'Merceditas' del cual era conductor.
-Hace tempo que venimos llaman-
do la atenci0n tantO de la sanidad CO.
mo de qulen corresponds acerca de 10
Ipel1grosO que es tantO perrO realengo
que de un extreme Otro de la ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

transitan. ST este sc hubiese correjido
a tempo no tendr1amos que lamentar
hoy una tremenda mordida que le ha
dado un perro al nihO Miguel Mart1-
nez, de corta edad, al pasar por ell la
do de un can Por ESQ nuevamente la
mamos la atenci0n de este peligro.
-Ha prestado una fanza de dos mil
dollars anoche, para permanecer en- Ii
bertad provisional, ell polic1a insular
Norberto Quiles, quien acusa ell fs-
zeal de un delito de homicidio volunta-
rio. Dulles sali6 hoy para San Juan.
-Ha dado principle en- la manana de
hoy ante la COrte de Distrito por jura
do, ell juicio por asesinato en- primer
|grado, que apareja la pena de muer-
te, contra Ell individuo Engracia Ortiz
siendo su defensor ell Lcdo. Rafael
Martinez Nadal A la hora en- que es-
crlbimos estas cuartillas contin1a ell
juicio todav1a.
La respectable y distinguida fami-
liza del Sr. Jose Larrauri, ex-Delegado
"a la Camara por este Distrito Sc en-
|cuentra pasando una temporada en- los
banOs de COamo. Despu6s vendra a re-
|sldlr a esta ciudad con motive de desem
mar hoy nuestrO amigo ell senior Larrau-
lrl, ell pueStO de cOntadOr de Ia adminis-
TRACTION municipal
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
en- esta ciudad al juez municipal de
Adjntas, ell apreciable caballero don
America Rodriguez, enthusiastic elemen-
to del partido Unionista en- ell referido
pueblo.
Ell conocido industrial de esta
ciudad senior Angel LONE, sale hoy pa
ra los Banos de Coamo donde pasara
una temporada con ell fin de recuperar
su salud.
Ell senior Jose Tosas, informa que
las heridas y contusiones que presenta
Sc las infri6 Pedro Suarez contra
Quien ha jurado una denuncia ante ell
juez.
-Ha sido curado en- ell Hospital Tri-
coche Ermelindo Bauza, de varias con-
tusiones y una herida. Alfredo Perez,
fu6 curado tambi6n de una herida.
-Ha sido arrestado Luis Rodriguez,
acusado de un delito de acometimien-
to y aggression.
! -Ha ocurrido un incendio en- un ca
lnaveral de la Hacienda "Barrancas, "
quemandose diez y ocho cuerdas Sc
gun investigation policiaca ell incendio
| fu6 casual
-Ha sido sorprendida una jugada a
10 prohibido por la polic1a, ocupando
6sta dinero y naipes.
Eduardo Escalera, fu6 arrestado
IpOr portar armas prohibidas.
Manuel Carvajal ha sido denuncia-
do por un delito de acometimiento
aggression en- la persona de Juan Bau-
tlsta Gonzalez, quien a consecuencia de
las contusiones recibidas Sc encuentra
ell Hospital Tricoche. Ell agresor Sc
do a La fuga siendo arrestado mas tar
de por ell polic1a Prats.
C0rresponsal.
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dinner with Uncle Jim Martin Sun
day.
Miss Curtie Parks Of Blooming
Grove is visiting relatives here this
week.
Several visitors from WaXahachie
and other places to numerous to
mention.
Mr.. John Jordan and family were
The guests of Mr. w. Y. Steel Satur-
day night and Sunday.
The hum of the binder can be
heard in most every direction. The
grain will make a fairly good yield.
Mrs Gay Of North Carolina is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. $. p. Allen.
She will probably stay here until
October.
One of the finest showers of the
season fell here Saturday night. The
farmers say it was Just What was
needed
Our old friend Johnnie Bentley
returned Sunday from Snyder where
he has been for the past eight or
nine months. He reports every thing
in fine shape in the golden west. -
Mr. Dave Smith Of Midlothian vas
down again Saturday night for anoth-
81 fox hunt. but their race WAS
| spoiled by the rain
! The largest crowd that has been
to Oak Branch in some time attend
! cd the children's daE exercises the
/ fourth Sunday in MAJ
| Mrs Mary Wooten Abby. assisted
! by Mrs. lIettie Bearden, received
several compliments on the splendid
work they did on training the chill
dfcn. There will be children daE
N Oak the first SUNDAY I'm June
They are to have a splendid program
arranged by Rev EusIey and ". f.
uarsett Rev Curtis of Ofilla viii
preach 10 the children ig he fore
noon
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in this ordinance shall be held and
construed to mean and include
streets. drives, alleys and all places
open to the public for the use Of
vehicles. The word "Vehicles" shall
be held and construed to include
wagons, buggies, carriages, push
carts, bicycles, tricyclca, motor
cycles, automobiles or other convey
ances except baby buggies and
street cars. The word horse shall
be held and construed to mean and
include mares and mules. The word
"driyer'' shall be held and construed
to mean any rider or driver of q
horse or horses, the rider Of wheels
and the operator Of motor vehicle
OF any kind or character.
ARTICLE 3.
Any person violating any Of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction shall be fined in any
sum not less than Five $4,000 Dol
lars nor more than One ($1oo.oob
Dollars.
ARTICLE 4.
This ordinance shall not be con
strucd as a repeal Of any ordinance
heretofore passed governing tn
use Of vehicles ON the streets Of the
City Of WaNahachie. not incousist-
ent herewith, but all ordinances in
conflict herewith are hereby re-
peaed
Passed at a Regular session Of the
! City Council on this the 1st day OF
/ lime 1915
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-02

80 this is your studiosr
AS you see
.But IL Is very cold here.
Yes. said the artist. -just now I
am painting a frieze.s
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Forksburg Notes.

A. W. jyangilder was calling on Atha
yangilders Monday night.
Mrs. Playford aGrubb who has been
sick for. some time Is no better at
present. q,
Miss Mar, vangilder is visiting rela.
tiyes in Percy, Pa. where she will
spend the winter. VI
Margaret Grubb was calling on
Minnie Pleasant Sunday last. 4
Oath Moran was calling on friends
near Forksburgf Sunday hight
Wesley Yangilderl and brother Atha,
wife and two children, were visiting
Bayers Boyce Sunday.
Ina and Cassie Vaugilder who have
been in Fairrnont for some time. arc
home at present.
Miss Bessie Summers who has been
working for Camden Yongilder, is at
home at present.
Mrs. Matilda Vangilder who has
been visiting among her children for
some time, has returned to her home
at F. l.. vangilder's.
The revival meetings have begun;
at Fairview. "A. large crowd attended
the meeting Sunday night. b
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Atlantic Items

The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Moran is very I'll at this writ;
Ing. l sll;
There were several people at the
sale Of r. 6. lA1usgroye Tuesday OF last
week Mr.. Mus.>ovel is going to move
10 Fairmont. We are sorry to loose
good neighbor and citizen.
Miss Violet Finch was calling on
her sister, Mrs. Andy Musgrove, Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Joseph Moran was a business call
er at Henderson Pride's home iWednes.
day OF last week.
The little son OF Tess Phillips Is
sick at this writing! .i 3s Z
Messrs. Samuel Bunner, Randolph
Bunner. Arthur and Otto Keener and
Mammon Haun were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Finch one night last
week. - 20 s
Mr! and Mrs. Henry Rudy and Mrs.
Francis Van Gilda,S Of juliet Dell. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Ivan Gilda, were calling
On Mr.. and Mrs: r. r. Finch Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday A large
Thanksgiving dinner was served
which consisted of roasted goose ano
many other good things. The men
Spent the day in hunting.
Melvin SBunner was calling on rela-
lives in our community last week.
Mrs. Ollie Pride was at Bill Moran's
home Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G Finch were at
Andy Musgroye's Friday. Butchering
was the order OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Pride and daugh.
ter, Bertha, were at Henderson Pride's
one day this week, helping butcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Musgrove were
Ealing on friends near here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shuttleworth
passed through here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ST. Finch were at
Mr. and Mrs! r. R. Finch,s Sunday.
HezaNah9 Moran. from Grafton, was
IN this community visiting friends this
week. q, n
The Misses Knots were at home a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Neel were calling
on Mrs. Joseph Moran one day re.
Gently. s
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Burners Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Moran went
through our town Tuesday OF last
week.
Ernest Miller called on Fay Moran
Thanksgiving.
II. Moran from Grafton is in this
community at this writing. He lis at:
tending the protracted meeting at
Fairyicw. 81 4; I,
Mrs. James Neal was calling on Mrs.
H.. 7. Carpenter Sunday last. e
Miss George Bunnery is working at
Mr.. Travis at this. writing.
Mrs. Rebecca Keener is calling on
relatives and friends at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bisit and fam.
lily were visiting in this community
recently. = si
Merle Moran was calling on Dady
Burk Sunday night. s. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman and children
were calling on their parents Friday.
night of last week. d
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac. Huffman were
calling on relatives the latter part Of,
lastiweek.