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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
FIRST BALE AT SUNFLOWER

Sunflower, Miss, Aug. q, - The
merchants and cotton buyers OF the en-
terprising town of Sunflower, Miss,
at auction purchased from John Reed,
colored, the first bale of cotton ginned
and marketed on this market today
for 10 cents per pound. The cotton
classed good middling one and one
eighth staple, weighing 525 pounds
Bids were spirited and showed a
strong disposition to open the mar
ket at this point at premium.
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, cRJhcH AND BENEVCL
, SOCIETIES.
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ladies' of the Maccahees.

Ladies of the Maccabees.
The Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the W. O..
w. Hall, on Main street, for regular
meeting. Officers will be elected and
every member is urged to be present.
Y. w. A.
The Y. w. A. of Main Street Baptist
church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. w. A. Collins as hostess. The
meeting was given over to business
discussion and it was decided that the
meetings would be weekly hereafter
next Mondays meeting to be at the
home of Mrs. E. D. Solomon.
At the close of the session the hos
tess served delicious refreshments.
So:
IN. w. A. First Baptist Church.
The Y. w. A. of the First Baptist
church held an interesting and wei
attended meeting yesterday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. T. B. Faulkner
on West Pine street The subject fol
the afternoon was Mountain Schools.
After the program Mrs. Faulkner, as
sisted by her little son, Tom B.
served an ice course.
The next meeting will be held a
the church next Monday afternoon a
1870.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Mississippi

To Morris William Pitman.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the county
of Forrest, in said state, on the 4th
Monday of September, \. d., 1915. to
defend the suit in said court Of Anna
Lee Pittman, wherein you are a de-
PENDANT.
This the 27th day of August, A. D.
1915. Herbert ellis. Clerk.
27-3fris BY J. S. Garroway, d. c.
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Gale Hurt Lumber Trade.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 31.-Damage to
standing timber of approximately
SOC, 900, loss of mills, 100000, small
er output on account of enforced idle
ness of the mills and poor logging
conditions are a result of the recent
hurricane in southeastern Texas ,ac
cording to the Gulf Coast Lumberman
today.
1t is stated 14O,00O,0O0 feet of stand
ing timber was destroyed and that the
idleness of the mills has cut down
the output about 45,O00,O00 feet since
the storm.
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ing if he is not drafted by one of the
big teams this fall.
Heine is 3 good consistent hitter
one of the fastest men in the league
on bases-and a phenomenal fielder
Outside of these minor qualifications
he isn't much-no not at ALL
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acquaintances from Memphis, Oak
land, CORTLAND and Pope.
Mr.. Testers wife was buried here
about four weeks ago. He leaves a
young child and other relatives.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Thursday, Sept. End.

Thursday, Sept. End. =
Afternoon. o'clock: Miss =
a Ethel Powe presents three OF her =
& piano pupils, Mrs. L. II. Thomp-
q son. Misses Lila Wesson and .
q Grace Hightower assisted by =
T. Miss Lucille Hightower in recital .
q at her studio, on College street. =
q Afternoon, 4;30 o'clock: Art =
q Club meets at the home of Mrs. =
q Earl Conner, at 900 Fourth ave =
q nue..
9 Evening: Miss Dora Ross en- =
. tertains. the b. Y. T. U. at her y
= home on Bay street.
Friday, Sept. 3rd. .
q Afternoon, o'clock: Leofast .
= Club meets at the home of Miss .
= Gertrude Polk, on River avenue. =
o Afternoon, o'clock: Mrs. Ben .
q Foster entertains the Embroid- .
q ery Club at her home on Main .
. street.
= Afternoon, 4:3O o'clock: The .
. CITY Federation of Women's Clubs =
. will meet at the Commercial Club .
= rooms.
Saturday, Sept. 4th- .
Q Afternoon, 1 o'clock: SoWania =
q Club meets at Hotel Hattiesburg. .
AA~ 80 Q . . . . o o . o . .
Success, the mark no mortal wit
Or surest hand can always hit;
For whatsoever we perpetrate,
We do but VOW; we're steered by fate,
Which in success oft disinherits,
For spurious causes, nOblest merits.
.@%-*
Mrs. w. II. Wall, of Newton, is the
guest of Mrs. J. A. Wall.
80:
Rev. O. S. Lewis, of Brandon, spent
Monday in IIattiesburg.
.-@"*
Miss Amelia Thompson is spending
the day in New Orleans.
So:
Miss Mamie Edmonson has returned
from the St. Louis market.
$50.
Miss Agnes Haney has returned
from weeks stay at Biloxi.
So.
Miss Lura Berningher has returned
from the Chicago and st. Louis mar
kets.
$50:
Miss Nellie Allen has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Arthur McDermOtt, il
Ellisville.
go.
Mrs. l.. l.. MulliniX returns in few
days from the Eastern market, wher
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Society and Per onaZs
INLET EEATHERSTUN Editor

EduOT hi
she has been selecting styles for the
Davidson establishment.
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. Bailey and son
have returned from a trip to New
York.
Miss Lee Hendrix is with the David
son Co. again, after spending the sum-
mer in Chicago.
returned from a visit to Mrs. Foote'S
father, in Americas, Ga.
:-H--.
Mrs. T. l.. McWilliams returns to-
day from Ellisville, where she has
been visiting for the past week.
So:
Miss Villa Trotter, former teach
er in the Court Street school, is spend
ing a few days in the city visiting
| friends.
! Mrs. e. D. Solomon and children
and Mrs. Sudie Crawford have re-
turned from a visit to friends in West
Point.
$50:
Mrs. Sidney Conn and little daugh-
ter, Louise, returned from Gulfport
Monday, after spending a very pleas
ant week with Mrs. Conns father, Mr..
B. l.. Conn.
| $50:
| Sowania Club.
| The Sowania Club will hold a bust
ness meeting Saturday afternoon, at
Hotel Hattiesburg, at 4 o'clock, and
the President urges every member to
attend this meeting.
80:
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Dawson have
returned from a trip TO New Haven
and Louisville, Ky. and Montgomery,
Ala. They were accompanied home by
! little Miss Mary Dawson, who viii
: spend the winter with them.
80:
Jones-Cooper.
Married, at o'crock, Wednesday
afternoon, August IS, 1915, at Saint
Paul's Episcopal Church, the Rev. Har-
Try Virdin performing the ceremony,
Estill E. Jones and Miss Marie Coop
er, both of Saint Louis, Mo- Mr.. Jones
lis q son of Dr. Mack Jones, formerly
the city physician of Springfield, and
lit was here the groom spent his boy
HOOD days. The couple will make
their home in Saint Louis, where the
groom is engaged in the insurance
business Springfield, (Ill) Reg
lister.
Mr.. Jones will be remembered II
Hattiesburg as the brother of A. M
} Jones. he having come here to be bes
man at the wedding of his brother AM
= Mrs. Katie Allen Jones.
80:
1 Fishing Party.
j Mr. and Mrs. Otis Roby and daugt
ter, Louise, and Mrs. c. NJ. Roby, hav
returned home, after chaperoning
party of thirteen on a five-day camp
Il ing and fishing trip at Mckenzie Lake
81 A Victrola furnished dance music fC
"A the merry crowd and other sports sue
n as bathing, boating, fishing, muscadin
q and grape hunting were enjoyed.
d Among the visitors TO the camp SUI
81 day were Mr.. Pat Drew, DR.. ellis an
y Miss Sara Gray.
A Owing to the rain Sunday the cam
Il ers were forced to leave and returne
u home in the evening.
n Those enjoying the outing wei
a Misses Addie Barrett of Mobile
q Gladys Begal, Jewel, Clennie and &c
4 trude Roby; Messrs. John Junior Bri
a ton, Ed. Greer, John Watkins, Will
Il Heisler, of New Orleans; Warn'
Ii Funk. Olsen Burnett, Willie Hirsch.
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Street Car Service.
Special arrangements for caring for
the crowds have been made by the Of
iicials of the Hattiesburg Traction
Company, cooperating with the Off
Gals of the City League. A fifteen
minute schedule will be maintained
on the Hamper Park line. This began
at 2:45 o:45 o'clock. At 3:15 o'clock,
the first of a train of trailers was put
in operation, and these will be main
tanned until after the game has been
finished, and the crowds carried away
from the grounds.
Tomorrow, the Travellers will play
the second game with the City League.
Brooks, the Mississippi College phe-
nomenon, will twirl for the Hatties-
burg aggregation.
This afternoon, however, Holmes,
the star pitcher of the Bankers team,
will go into the box to oppose the Wis
itors.
Today's line up is as follows:
Hattiesburg-Magee, 3b; P. Allen,
lib; Potter, 2b; Anderson, C; Mont
gomery, CT; Wilkins, rf; Powell, If;
Wilder, SIS; Cox or Semmes, p.
Little Rock-Jantzen, Of; Starr, Oh;
Messenger, rf;~ Baker, 3b; Murray, If;
Gibson, c; Downey, IS; Covington, lib;
Powell, P.
| "Wiqules" on Job.
| In Little Rock the fans call him
Wiggles the Sweden the other
cities of the Southern League they
call him Heine the Dutchman But
whether he is Dutchman or Swede
he sure knows how to play the game
of base ball to a finish. The scouts
l>of the old outlaw United States Lea
que were quick to see his ability and
picked him up to play for the Pitts
burg club of that organization. Wher
that league broke up the st. Louis
Browns picked him up and afterwards
turned him over to the Montgomery
Club of the Southern League Wher
Bob Allen purchased that franchise
land moved it over to Little Rock las
lfall, Heine moved too. And it nigh
be added that he is the only one of the
eighteen players that figured in thu
IDEAL that passed muster and still re
intend to stick with the Traveller!
much longer-several major league
lscouts have already given him thu
ionce-over and it will be very surpris
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ON THE SICK LIST
. ~~%~%~~~ 80 9 . .

Mrs. Bayne is on the sick list.
So.
Mrs. r. B. Stapleton is i'll at her
home on Bay street.
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frsa: Them Carefully.

All human things OF dearest value
hang et slenia strings. Edmund
Waller
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PAY ATTENTION TO ORCHARD
lcrs Of Apple Trees WtH Fay Better
Than Aer, CT fora-san Jesc
scale 10 Destructive.

Is the orchard sod bound: Put tie
g.ow intn it.
II the rlpy Garnet be nsel. take 4
single spring tooth harrow. pat big
team on i ard II will do TIE business.
About midsummer sow the ground
10 clever. This IS a great sci! rcn0ya-
ter. -..
DO not cultivate latn Ia the Feason.
rr TIE slp VIII Eaep tie weed from
hardening before wister.
An acre or apple trees VIII my be-,
Ter than IN acre Of corn and does 10.
REQUIRE ore fourth rs mech work.
The San Jose scale, II Il gets a rood
start In your orchard. Will destroy or.
cry tree en the place unless yon put
Up a stir fight. No doubt about Il.
~ not @ait.
~ cleap. wen preHod orehnri ia q
sight to delight. ard iay TO the
owner
Win cora r1ale 4 ssod cFeq without
atentCn after planting? No: then
Why do you expec. an o.chari 10
thrive without attention?
A FOOD time to rrahe trees Is right
after tie FIRST rIn q sap-a,ons about
the middle Of June.
A heavy loan iz considered beat for
black rasnberrics.
Never cut liHb from a fruit tree
unless you tno# Why you do It.
The disk IS better implement than
the plow fer breaking up sod In the
orchard
unieached wood ashes sosn broad
cast in the orchard viii prove bene.
fetal.
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GREAT FaCTcn IN sPRAYl'l3
Thoroughrecs e Nsrh Is CT utmsss
observation-disclosures cfsen
Dlfterest Treza in Chic.

Ey PROF v r. DAVIS oalo rxpcti
msnt Eta,ion1
II there Is ore thing above another
thst maFns for successful results III
spraying. Il Is theF3aehnesz. aEd IL all
Of our spraying work We Try to EN-
phaa!ze this factor. hil young trees
ere given two sprayinEs during the
season--ihe dormant srray of lime
and sulphur sud a summer spray Of
the same material about The time the
blossoms would be falling. were there
any present
Bearing trees Of al kinds Of fruit re.
oeiva the dormant stray oF lime.sul
phu-. rs or ITO. Ho consider this the
most important spraying Of tho season
regardless OF the presence of the
scale.
Apples receive a summer srray OF
tinefulEhur. l-s9, RUS three pounds
arsenate of laad rs The blossoms drep
and another spraying with bordeaux.
aA.5D, Plus arseaate Of lead about july
one or eight or ninc weeks after tie
blossoms drop In ssagcGs fayorabIa
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Paradise Valley
Win Salmon and family have mo-

WIN Salmon and family have moved
% their homestead on the Pawnee.
Lloyd Erford and family wIIi move
into tie house recently vacated by W..
SaImen.
Richards Bros have completed = well
for Tim Moynihan.
Mike Hansen ard wife came up from
Sterling Friday u stay awhile On the
BY homestead.
w. L. Thompson and wife spent a
couple Of days 10 Sterling last week.
Cora AcElwain is sewing i eoup.s Of
days thts week fgF Mrs. Forester.
Mir. Motley and son Lawrence came
last Sunday from Hastings, Scbr. VIA
auto 70 visit Inc B1stoeA family.
:. NJ. Fleming returned To his home
in Trenton, Nebf. alter a three week :
visit with his sUn-in.law VI. Thompson
"4+A 4s+4Ai9s
Mr.. ami Mrs. Dunlap visited with the
Carter family Sunday.
Ed Jones has returned home from
Sterling after Icing in TIE hospital sew
erai dags,
Chas Kirk and Harry McElwain are
husking for Wi Dunlap.
Little Kenneth LuGdgaIi is suffering
from brusied knee which he hurt by
jumping from d st.nary sume three or
four months ago. Dr. Bowie Of Nor
gan Is caring for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn called at the
Thompson home Monday evening.
Cnas tgtl lost yaIuatie worG mare
last week from eating TOO muon wheat
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kaa2sael; sprayer.

!cr the development OF lie bitter rot,
hlotch and Jonathan spot, tho third
spraying Is repeated to CT three
weeks later
Cherries receive a stray of liIne and
sulphur, loo plus three pounds arse
nate just rs the bads are showing the
white and again just rs the husks are
iooseaing. About :wo weeks latcr 2
spray of self-boiied llme.sHlrhur is
given the sweet cherries 10 prevent
The soft rot.
Peaches receive a stray CT aTsentte
of lead, two pounds to 50 gallons OF
water, Just as the little peaches are
pushing cut Of tie husks. Another
spray with the sflf.boiled lime-sulphui
plus two pounds arsenate to so gallons
Is given about three weeks after the
second spray; and siill another spray
Of the selfhoiled alone about three or
four weeks after the third.
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ilsaR tlLoRbDi EJITUaA ASSNClET0E
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915,
Raymar Conditions eost

Weld eounty's delinquent tax list
furnishes tae best evidence possible ul
the prosperity OF the people Of this dis
trlct ard .iutatioa Of the statement
that the farmers are starving tO death.
Out Of all the towns in the county,
New Raymer has fewer lots listed as
being for sale for delinquent taxes
than any other, only three pieces Of
property being listed from his place.
The farm land in this vicinity also
shows fever roopIe unable 10 pay tax
es than in any other part OF the county
IN keota. Grover and other dry farm
districts in this part Of the county. the
same condition ia shown by the tax list
n only few cases are there any farm
lands in the district for sale because Of
n"n,paymeut OF taxes. Greeley TrE5.
nns.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
MPL tPrHTIsdnm Serial ul7il,-JZi-5..
bspGg1atul of Tie Interior
&. 5. Land uliice at sterlms. Colorado.
October p, 1915.
NoTTcE ii hereby given that Alfred
Carlson, of stoneham. Colorado, who
on April &, 1912, September s, 1914,
made Orig. and Add. II. L. No. 0l7ll7,
and No. 02l50l, for South West QUAR-
ter, and the North Vest Quarter Of,
Section %, Township Z ~, Range Sc
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention TO make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim To the
land above described. before United
States Commissioner. tClyde L. Stan
le9l, at New Rsymer, Colorado, on tins
2lst day of December, 1915.
Claimant names rs WitnesseR.
Gustgf Biolsn. Of Stoneham, Colorado
Elmer Ei5lsn 4
August Carlson Of 90 Il-s
Olaf johnson. Of Ig-9
A.F BROWNS. Rcgi4ter
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
MPL. Puhisl ca Serial O9ii5-1a9as
Department Of the Interi.r.
r. :. Land Office Ut sterling Colorado
Dec 4. 1915.
No1IeE is hereby given that Mary
Marguerite Lane, Of New Raymer,
Colorado, who on September %, 1863,
May Is, 1914, made Homestead Entry,
Original and Aud. No, o9ll6, No 0209S4,
for NE1.t, Sec. 25, 7. 7 N. II. IS W.,
and lots !, 2, 8. 4, Sec. l9, and lots l
and ., Section 30, Township 7 North,
Range 81 West. 9th Principal Melid-
ian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Firal Three Year Proof. TO es-
tablish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before United States Commission
er. Clyde l.. Stanley,) at New Ray
atf, Colorado, On the 25th day OF Jan
uarY, l9l6.
tiaiman. rames as witnesses.
Niaiirea G. Carter. Ct New assiner, Colo.
John 4 Donegan, "
ChaFes II. Sco,i. ai R-s
Claude I.leocl,, cf l-l3
Az BROWNS. Register.
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SEonehnn1

a. W. Snider Df Strsttar, Nebr. Is in
Stoueham a lew days this weeE.
Mrs. II. c. Kelly was a Sterling yis-
iJor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Pierce Of ster-
ling visited at the L. ". Pierce hope
Sunday
Miss Lucille Hines is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, Esse%, mis- werk,
Frank and jim Nielsen have been on
the sick list the past week.
Hugo kurz left "Wednesday for La
Gross. Wisconsin where he will. attend
his mothers funeral.
The Mlzpah Glass me- al the Nielsen
home Wednesday, but only four Were
present
Chester Ford left Saturday for Re
publican City, hcbE where he will
spend the winter
Roy Hunt Wis called to Republican
City, hepr las. week at the death oil
his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keep drove 10
New Eaymer sunday returning u5me
the aegt morning
The hox-soeiai given at the Stgneham
srH1al house Friday evening was a sue
cess both socially and financially. The
boxes were auetloned off by El Fogcl.
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!; COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS ]
. Hits-aazs sssartars tel Bunss Of Pgups out
{ aigsa ard in dtar by Ylasts .
Rising Sur Hams

1esdames Anderson and Timmons
were R1Ynog visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Timmons are enjoying
visit fram MIR. Timmou brother Of
keoklk, Iowa.
Mr., and Mrs. Dunlap. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
McCradg ami children and Hiss Smith
were Sunday vi itars nc Mr.. Carriers
Rev. logeles il holding Revival ser
vices al The ENieg ~aun school house
This wesa.
The Indies Of tar r. A. Z club spent
a very pleasant afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. NcCtady saturday.
Quite party of young folks spent
SUNDAY afternoon nj Hunter Lake.
Air, JoHes retarHel Saturday from
Sterling whore lie has been under the
dpctora care.
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NOTICE ron FERTILIZATION.

Arla fpublisaelI .ses.ai C.7lsd
irpHrtHrnt OF thr Inttrsar.
n :. iaHa uaaee at Sterling. Colorado
Oct. y. i9l5.
NoTicg is hereby given that Elmer
Guy Smith, Of s.onsham, Colo, who
on april \, 1872, made Homestead En-
try No 0l7lie. for North Half uf. Sec
ton 50, Township Z n. Range 81 W..
ith Pr,u, Meridian, has flied notice Of
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, TO establish claim to tie land
abnye described, before United States
Commissioner, Clyde L. staaleyl at
New Kaymer, Colorado, en- the 2,st
day Of December, 1918.
claimant mines aB witnesses.
Es.sani Lases. af New Rsyln,r cGlorsdo.
William /. Kern, u stonsham. Clio
Eea G M7haa. of H-i
I.as4os l. TItanos,s, u IS ~
A. +. BROWNS, Register. g
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a. + EEp%Ns Register.
NDglrr r1n r.nI.IrArlTv

NOTICE FOR GEtICArIuH
NrE (plpliEberi Serial Bifa4f
Department Of the Interior.
L. $. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
Aayamber T., 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Amelia
p. Clark, oi Clifford, Nebraska. who. on
August II, 1911, made Homestead In
try, No, 0.6S555, for Lots 9, and :. ana
the El-2 Of sW1-4, and SEl.4, section
., Township II North. Range 81 West,
6th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the lan6
above descrtbed. before United States
Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, al
Agalo. Colorado, on the l0rh Jay Of
January, llls.
elamHHt names as witnesses
George " binnorsles. u Gitlasd Nfsr.
William GifT'-l. of
fago Easisr. 1f ti.e5
,les7s f Dpaaheg, Vt 1850
4 ?. BROWNS, hsEs,ef.
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SALTWATER

J9afpi ilgrass Wa5 On the aiek list
lsal week.
iirs. Wagner bad 4 comfort tieing
LAST THURSDAY. Tanss present were
MeSdames Nieksrson. d. NJ. and +. D.
FRANCIS, NILS, Snow. and Mr. Shows
mother and Walker All had a good
time and g92I dinHer.
NJ. Hel er called at the Fike nome
On business Thursday
d. NJ. Fraacis and wife ealled at the
Fowler home Wednesday.
Tic Fouts brothers are helping Fegd
Frafeis this week
hrs. Mills Is spending a iaw days AT
the Wagner nome.
Hrs. l'ike and son jess spent Thurs
day eve at tie Norton nome.
Chas Kirk called at Forest Eiew the
other day on business.
l.. Norton is having his house fixed
up for the winter.
Mr.. Heller i building a house and
batn on the school section south west
Of town. by
Frank sasw and mother were in this
vicinity last Friday.
0rsn Robertson and Miss Lula Son
.ders Of Weldon were married last
thursday al the home OF the bride S
parents II Weldon.
Mr.. Francis and wife were Sunday
guests at the Iise home,
Doc Eddy was recent visitor at
Meldona.
0ren Robertson lost one II his hors-
es Sunday BY getting cut in the wire.
A. fiSe and SINS. y 4.ker ma4e I.
tsip 10 Weldon Friday.
Mr. Lauer is numbered with the sick
this week.
Ms, Snow OF Kansas is visiting her
son rama ana family.
Mrs. onoa spent Thanksgiving az
Snyder with Mr. Snow sister.
Gertie Robertson spent taw day
at Weldona last week.
Bertha N!ekerson Is On the sick list
lass week.
Mr. and Mrs Snyder spent Friday nj
the Fraacis home,
Ms, Barker is spending this week
with Mrs. Turner.
Mr. Heller and family have moved
.nlo the Roe house until their house is
completed,
c. 5urtgen called at Inc Robertson
home Sunday.
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Rurn Refusc /, Orchards.

p Dead and diseased wood In the or
,hard should be removed aud burned
as soon as possible The Nebraska
conege Of Agriculture lind that il tho
orchard is kepi eiean of such refuse
the problem of insect and fungus con
trol are much easier.
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Injury hY Rorsra.

There is ample evidence to show
that borers shorten the life OF peach
trees five to ten years and greatly re-
dGce the productive capacity OF the
orchard during It's lifetime.
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The Last Resor,

A Chicago Judge has Just ruled that
the man Is still head Of the house.
Further details. however. might d..
close that when he went home hv
wife applied the recall OF judicial d.
cisioas Pittsburgh Ga7ette.Time
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Naval ~. f..t ..,

In the HinlaI 50 Bfss s,rg IN iad!r
sheep are used t = hBr6el
They garry from se@ la tWenn
pounds eact and eaFrl grsta 10 uaf+
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
NEW ROAD ON FRIDAY
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