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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
GREAT REVIVAL CONTINUES
AT TABERNACLE.

The revival now going on at the
Island creek Tabernacle is gathering
power and has become an irresistible
force. The meetings are now under the
sole direction OF Rev. NJ. G. Reynolds,
and it has proved to be the greatest
shake-up that has ever been seen in
this country. 1t is said that people
who have disputed on points Of the
faith hitherto have now joined togeth-
er with the united purpose Of serving
God and helping to promote His King
dom on earth and the result has been
miraculous.
The Tabernacle was crowded to the
limit Sunday night, and many were
turned away The same great crowd has
been on hand during the past week,
and about nifty persons from Pikeville
attended each meeting daily,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
Satan Pays Call.

one ~ the most weird stories ever
told In the mountains was unfolded TO
the congregation Tuesday night by
Mr.. q. Justice Of Island creek, who is
now a converted man. lie believes that
God was forced TO take extraordinary
steps to bring him to repentance. HIS
wife had apent 30 hours In prayer for
him. and he was Indifferent - the
meeting. In answer TO her prayer a
knock At their door was hcnrd Monday
night. and each urged the other TO
open 20 the stranger. Finally Mrs JUS
tice went to the door and opened II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
WILL ATTEND SYNOD.

The Annual Kentucky PRESBYTERIAN
synod viii be held at Ashland during
next week. Several persons from Pike
vile Will attend, including Rev. J. Rus
sell Crawford, pastor. DR. j. +. Rec
ord. President " Pikeville College, 7
II Herman and Others.
3. The semi annual Hreshytery viii al
go be held with the Synodical ConNen-
ton Dr. Condit, the Ashland pastor
Will be the retiring Moderator this
year. A precedent was broken. when
Dr. Condit was elected to NIL this hon
orary office for two consecutive years
as recognition Of the great and ben"-
fetal work he has done in Kentucky
The ffftieth anniversary Of his WORK
as pastor OF the Ashland church viii
also be fittingly celebrated. F."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
NIGHT SCHOOL.

\ night school VIII he opened at the
rtkeHlc public school under the teach
rrship OF Prof John Shaw and Rev.
.T s. Tinsley These teachers have
charge. OF the high schooi department.
and the night school win lac opened Tor
the. heucft Of those who have not the
time To attend day schools, and no tui-
ton viii be charged. The Gully require.
mcut win be moral promise Of cnch
student that he viii put forth an hon
cst cftUrt TO benefit by the teaching.
The next chief 81 Police ~ rike0tDc
viii Ue a student ~ these plEht classes.
We are not saying who that win be-
but both Mr. Trivcttr the RepubHcau
candidate. and MIR Keathley, the Dem
ocratc candidate have enrolled, along
with IA number Of other grown up
scholars . .
There is yet room for more. .....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
WEST VIRGINIA a.".
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

From down in the southern section oil
the state comes the gossip that Hush
Ike Shott, Bluefield editor, is trim
ming his sails for another contest Tor
the Congressional nomination with
Representative Edward Cooper, OF
Bramwell. the wealthy coal operator
of Mercer county. Since the primary
election Of 1914, when Cooper won over
Shott the district has been revamped
by legislative act, Cabel and Raleigh
counties having been taken from the
FIFTH District. Schott made strong
showing in the contest of 1914, although
he had practically the entire Republi-
can organization of the district, and
many outside of the district, opposed
to his candidacy. His friends feel that
his chances have been considerably i'm
proyed. both by the redistricting en-
actment and the eXigencies of politics
during the last year.
Senator Wells GoodykoontZ, of VIII
hanson, in a recent declaration, gave
voice to an utterance which may n
nalIy result in the settlement OF the
Virginia debt controversy Senator
Goodykoontz, who was the admlnlstra-
ton floor leader in the State Senate
during the recent sessions of the Leg
islature, expressed the conviction that
the people themselves should be per-
mitted to determine whether or not they
will pay the recent judgment of APP
proximately Sl3,0OO,OOO which the SUI
preme Court of the United States APP
portioned to West Virginia at the con-
clusion OF the debt suit,
Senator Goodykoontz also declared
that he saw no reason for assembling
the Legislature in special session t.
tackle the debt problem, but STATED
that it was within the province of the
bondholders to mandamus the BoarC
of Public Works to lay a sufficient levy
TO pay the judgment against West Nlr'
ginia. This action, however, will hard
ly be undertaken.
Cabell county may provide the mex
Democratic nominee for state AGul'
tor, At the present hour two Democrats
of considerable prominence IN ina
county are mentioned as probable can
didates. The veteran Democrat f. +
Mccullough, who served several term
as County Clerk of Cabell county. ha
been started by his friends as a can
didate for the Authorship, while Char
les r. Wilson, whose name was re
Gently connected with the Democrat
nomination for Sheriff of Cabeil coun
ty, has under consideration the az
Visibility of being candidate Tor IN
Democratic nomination for State Aud
itor.-.Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
pIkEyILLE COLLEGE STARTS
ENDOWMENT FUND. .s..-

. DR., j.. f. Record, President OF PIKE
willie college. is preparing campaign
To raise an endowment fund OF SlOo,-
600 for the institution. From u certain
man Of means in Kentucky lwhose
name is being withheld, but who mas
in past years contributed very lioer :
ally to the college) comes the offcr OF
IS 900 to be given as soon as $4,000 is
raised from other sources, to make the
first $4,000 step on the endowment
The college expects to be able to raise
the fund successfully within the next
wear. -. .'... O.. $751;. .. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
ACHING CITY ATTORNEY.

w. x Steele is at present acting city
attorney. the office having been vacant
since the resignation Of W * Elliott
MIR Steele is creditably performing the
duties " the office and is making an
able official. He viii serve until a new
candidate is elected to fill the place in
November.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
COAL RUN LUMBER
PLANT WORKING.

The village IL Coal Run is hecom
ing tbs. center ot considerable lum-
Der industry Muth Bros have bought
extensive walnut}and ash timber hold.
iugs in the neighhorhopd OF Coal Run
and the saw min belonging to Wade
Cassidy which was t}rmcrly on Lykins
creek has been moved 70 Coal Run, and
already the mill is turning nutn hip
supply OF lumber, the. yard being con
stnntly full and shipments going out
daily. 80. ... ~. ...... $751;.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
WANTED.

Pikeville wants dairy and wants Il
bad. At the present time there Is I"
milk famine on hand, and many people
who formerly sold milk are now Try
ing to buy. The country people are do
Ing what they can TO supply the de
mand but they could market two or
three times as much more every day
The milk and butter consumers Of
Pikeville could organize a co-opera
tive dairy, and they would thus be able
TO secure All dairy products Al bare
cost Of production.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
MRS. ELLIOTT SUCCESSFUL
AT ACADEMY. E." -.

Mrs Il. e. Elliott, who has charge Of
the school at the academy, below Pike
willie. is enjoying great success and II
is said that school is much better and
having n large" attendance than ever
before Mrs. Elliott has been Il: teacher
for many Years and Of late she has
been highly, successful. ... .,... =
She has purchased a supply Of wire
and is having the school fenced in, and
win further beauufy the grounds by
setting out shade trees. :e ..:.'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
Getting Religion.

Many are being directly affected by
the religious spirit that now permeates
the revival Since the opening n per
sons have been converted, I have been
sanc;ified, and l6 were at the altar
Tuesday night, besides scores that
have specially asked the prayers of the
christian people Miss Faith Claire, OF
Couton, KY who is also aiding Mr..
Reynolds by having charge of the sing
ing, is one Of the moving spirits OF the
revival, and she has contributed large
~ to its success She will remain with
the revival until it's close, which now
seems a long way off
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Williamson, oct IA. Prominent coal
operators of this section have formed
a company for the development OF
large oil and gas lands in Mercer coun-
" east OF here The merger represents
the largest capitalists IN the Thacker
ar rocahontas coal field The ncor-
porntors Of the company are Congress-
man Edward Cooper. OF Coopcrs, w
Va; w II Thomas, coal operator, OF
Bramwclli James p Jones coal opera
tor, ~ switch Back II s, Bowen. Of
Booth Bowen Coal company, Bosse-
vain; W J pritchards. o: WEIGH, and
II 5. Brown, Of Brnmwoll. W Va
Eight thousand acres, II ls understood.
have been leased, aud Developments
viii begin ut once, The enterprise win
he under the supervision Of John Is
McNikle, OF Wheeling. West Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. us they capnot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear.
There IL only one way TO cure deafness.
ana that Is by constitutional romedieS
ton OF the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chian Tube When this tube il lima maJ
you have rumbllng sound or Imperfect
nearing. and when II In entirely closed.
Deafness is the result and unloss tbo ~,
nammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition.
nearing VIII be destroyed forever nine
casrs out OF ten are caused by Catarrh
which Is nothing but an Unframed eondi,
ton OF the mucous surfaces.
n W. viii Elvo ono Hundred Dollars for any oaa. ~
Roatness tcanhed by caiarrh that nnnt N. II,
HAIRS oatarrh Cure Send for Circular fres. ~
Bold by Druggists, 7bc. -s' oA.N
rake IAlls Family Pills for constipation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FOOTBALL TEAM.

Cudcr the manaEemcnt u Prof
Shaw and Rev TiHslcy q foot bail
team has been organized among the
nigh school students The team viii be-
gin practice work nt once, and expects
to play match games with CRtletrs-
burg, Louisa. Paintsville and Jenkins
this season. 81. ..--..... -E..... =. ,.''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
For Ohio Valley and Tennessee

For Ohio Valley and Tennessee; -
Fair weather "Wednesday and Thurs
day will be followed by rain about
Friday and by generally fair weather
during the remainder OF the week.
Temperatures win be somewhat above
the seasonal average during the great
err part Of the week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Judge u " Gardner and +. A Hop
kus .urc uut in the county this week M
the Interested Mr. Gardeners race tpr
Circuit Judge. . -. ... f.. -t...
E..r. Arnold representing Cowhn
Tate \ CO.. -Cinthlug Manufacturers
Knoxville Tenn. has lust returned
from q slN. weeks trip through Tenn,
ma Kentucky .....
Mrs y NJ White. Jr. entertained To
dinner Tuesday evening iH honor ~
Mrs y. NJ WHITE Srs birthday the
following guests Mr and Mrs y NJ
White ST. and daughter ELLA Npel
Mrs r \. Hopkins aud Mrs steve
Flcrntl.or at sterling
4 yrry interesting game OF football
WINS played here Saturday between
PniutsylIlr and rrestuusburg icumF.
The score was a tie, being aud
Il. NJ, James purchased a lot 81 T.
Rlchmond this week IN the new Rich
moud addition and win erect n hand
some residence on II AZ once
Miss Ruth stanley Won the Kings
bury piano In the Post contest,
O..W EndiCott, the popular young
pharmacist IL the o. r Powers drug
store hns returned from a short visit
to friends tn Louisa
Mrs Oriulc CarnRhRn and daughter
Marie Ives have been pleasant guests
81 Mrs c, l.. HutAnplllcr Tor a few
days
l. n Monarch " Richmond Ind. In
being entertained at the home Of J,
W, Alley this week
" n Caudnl Arthur Chambers. !.
NJ Adams Mr.. PETERSON / VIII Sec
and George Coleman are some Of the
| travelling statesmen that are calling on
| the merchants here this week
Mrs Steve rirrHt, NJ Mt StcrliuF IN
| The. guest ~ her dHuEhtcr Mrs Mrr
| ian White Tor several days Mr. ricrutt
Will arrive here Wednesday mght for
a visit also
Mrs T. y Arnold ~ visiting her sis
ter Mrs : J.. Sprndltn az Bcnham. ky,
| Mrs Henry Hatcher and children
and Mrs Lizzie Prichnrd of Harold.
| are guests u s T. paVidspn's family
! Mrs } u Muyso. IT. has returned
/ from Huntington where she spent the
4 week end shopping
! Mrs W s. Harkns and daughter.
/ Josephine Mrs Tom Johns and Mrs.
4 lack Davidson have returned from
| Bowling Green, whore they attended
the Grand Lodge Of the Eastern star
! while away they also visited the Nam
moth cave and other points 81 inter-
/ est
/ @ + Archer " 5 Hnrkins aud Joe
4 D. Hnrkins Jr., are In Cincinnati and
/ Covingtun On business this week
Mrs, Nan lfunaker md Miss Marie
Wcddington left Friday for California
where they viii spend the winter
Carrcl Ford is seriously H.
Mrs, l. Richmond and W. " WIN
Jams ARE on the sick list
a T Patrick Of Salyersville. candi-
date for Circuit Judge on Republican
ticket is in town
w. f. IIlte OF Huntington, is in town.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
ATTENTIONS

Good Statesmen Wanted to sell our
excellent trees in every county We pay
cash weekly, steady employment. The
chance OF lifetime for hustlers- None
other need apply. OAKLAND NURS-
ERIES, Columbia Tennessee 10 l5tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Grass where they go to look for a farm
Mr.. Atkinson viii locate on farm
either in the Blue Grass Of Kentucky
or in Virginia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Tell me not in solemn accents
Every girl may, have a beau
For there's many who can't hna thetn
Though they seek them hish ana
low .".. ,..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
Jews From Paintsville and
the Surrounding
Country.

1 a
+, ,..,,5,. 80, r,,,,lor. go. |
'HS'" ,,',t 1870 ,ns
e'''e 80 IN, W; ''''rI'
John T. Meilet% was IN. hehoI" lNS'
mI'N a., ',''iin,Ds Ny w. 49, p,,anrI
i"' '' me '. :. 49,, -,
Mr. and Mrs. FRED Atkinson ana J.
>. mayo lett wednesday, t"t tne hl"e
Grass where theE go 10, 'ooM. '"r "
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TO-, 'I,l'V = n,'"' '''s''
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u. A. y. besile mas 500 nus .aiii', ~
iiaser lilIl 10 German NuhieS' MI. L'H-
~ ''ne 90" ''nP''spH III ", I'M
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ms '''''''' wy '''' '''2' - Wy. 90 .
MIR. ana Mrs. Arthur l'h'ihpS are ih"y.
pl"uu pt,'i''H :" q. 1'us ''uN ~ va, ,nas
,'7t' ~ ~ .'.'' ~ 90
'',, q, l'"l ','s''S ''.a 70 ~ ". st,,,l
"int " ,,s''I' II ~, 49,
.rfnsc WINS MISS Rushn KtrE p
80. ~, . ,.,.i....i
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wa ,2' ,rS,. 49,, ,,.,' ~ g''
durt mn. mlrs,r. ror.nr evangelical mccr
mi. az Ion d,ys J,rr,,ton ais. TbomU.
s,,, .rstrrued IN. Ashland Ia tr,c nh her
school work .... .' ...... ..... -. s.
NOV f;r,,l. Srbrni,u,,h 81 M. Chri-r
.Efn rhi,rrh .ur,nrn.d sunday. nj. IrI,,.-
INK. a. where hr his nrceptrd n call.
., r,istnr of the Fir-r christian church
at d salary or 81 500 90 per uuuum Rrp
Stnmhaulh ~ d Johnson county boy
aud we.are indeed rmd to know uf the
splendid success he has achieved IN
HIS work, h" ~ now regarded as on"
Among the very best preachers In MS
church, his many friends ihrpuEh"ui
thts country WILD" pleased :" learn "t
his accepting THIS call. a. IL ~ IN easy
distance - THIS place ana he can
| doHhtlesS pay "s a. visit more Otto"
than IN pHsl,t- Post. ..... "..
The Caulcy Hotel which was form
oriy conducted hy Rev. and Mrs n T..
ICuulcy .ur this city. has since the death
! OF Mrs CouIry f. few weeks ago. Hccu
taken over by Mr. and Mrs Eugene
| Preston, ~ Georges creek. ard win loo
| run ju.thr same maine hs Il formerly
was Mr. preston In AN up tu-dato hU~
ItrI man and: VIII use every cfTuti lu
| seeing that hls guests are comfortably
| cared Tor Fust. .. ...
| ,u.s s,1,n u ~n,I., u.r, mas ar.
r,T,rJ a., ,Fns,t.1 r, Ashland Nth. Va.
l,,,,,,, fs.s,o,,dI,g f.,, ,,,s
-, t,ig .,,.,I ,Tsr,Iyp r,i.,i,,.a. ana
,.J. ~ g..
| NtHE ga, ~ 40 "''"N
"' "'hN, t"' h"'H' ~ ~ l.' ''',a
| "''t'' MISS. i''''''' wa ,'"'"' w.
nus "''n SIGN WIN E'"t"' ''''' ''.' ''
i"''a i''"''' y" ~" '"l N"'' ~ w
| Mrs Flora Virginia Dare IA. spending
a wceh In Cincinnati, buying I"hieS \
| Columbus fall ana winter In" nt goods
| While there, she viii be the guest 81
| Mr. aud Mrs Robert Dare
Mrs Julin Fitzpatrick. OF East Pului
il spending a frw days here the guest
| III hcr daughter. Miss Eulah
Mrs John Wells. who has been hero
,,.t,i,. Nor, st.,.r Mrs K.pdr,rs
| u-,us bns ,,,,o a.. r.rkIrs amer. ,g,
an mn. h,r homo tt.r .h,aGapI ms
| ,rc,.r,,h., g,nl .nnsf,i,.,i.,yith. ~ can.
| s,,Ii5,,oI .r,,.,l ~, Ana Mr. yy,rs vii
tat, H., ,hcr,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Miss Edith Marcum is visiting il
Ceredo, w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FLOYD COUNTY'S
RECORD FOR WEEK.
News From Prestonsburg
and the Surrounding
Country. Lib

The Fair exhibit this yenr WAS very
good. il being the flrst ever held lH
Floyd county. While there was" IA lack
Of organization the few people who
took an interest ~ 1t did all they could
to make it IA success. We hope next
year to have IL better fair. The farm
.ers and BUSINESS men are going 10 get
behind the county association and help
in every way they can, f.. .+,.
The Instructions given by MIR Cam
edy representing the agricultural de-
partmcnt Of the state VIII he a great
help to the farmers. S
There was quite a display Of fancy
needle work The nudge Mrs. Jones'
said L. rOnkcd wen with the cShlhit at
the state fair. "..... r.
Another important feature was that
Of horseback riding The best lHdy
rider was Miss Tress Mny. The best
gentleman rider. Dr Henry Hatcher. "
is Impossible to give names nf an the
different THUGS that were on exhibit,
bat in order that the people Ia the.ah-
Joining counties may know that We
| have Something In old Floyd, We
| challenge them 30 grow a pumpkin
Elargor than that raised 10y Vim Me-
| Way: iMr n. NJ, white, Sr., not iu-
! cludcd ~ this challenger
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

The Ladies' Ala Society metal the
home Of Mrs - +. Combs Wednesday
AFTERNOON After spending IL few hours
iH sewing, Mrs Combs was assisted by
her attractive ulcco Miss Claudia Eu-
gate IN serving refreshments oohsls y
ing ut shcrhct. cake and after dinner.
miUts " -. ..." 49,. .
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02
Santa at Hays City Drug Store.

Last Thursday afternoon the Hays
City Drug Store inaugurated something
new and out of the common for the
children of the city and it viii be made
an annual event.
December the oath, at 8 o'clock, the
street and sidewalk in front of the
Hays City Drug Store was crowded by
the children of Hays to see the Santa
Claus and to participate IN the Christ
mas tree prepared for them.
Santa Claus, in sleigh, was driven
up and down Main Street after which
he entered the Drug Store. The
children, with a great deal of diff
Guilty, were lined up in single file and
after shaking Santa Claus by the hand
each and every one of the 700 children
received a bag of candy and a present.
The children showed their appreciation
by cheering and blowing their horns foT
Santa Claus.
The proprietor, DR.. o. A. Hennerich,
and the ever smiling and genial man
ager, MIR. E. R. Hess, deserve a great
deal of credit for the pleasure given to
the children on Christmas Eve. We
are assured that the Christmas tree and
Santa Claus viii be a yearly event Al
the Hays City Drug Store.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02
One Minute Washers.-Winters'.


Mrs. Nellie Addison received a new
piano, Wednesday.
Tuesday, the ladies of the Embroidery
Club entertained at the Essex Club.
Miss Florence Nickles left last night
for Chicago to resume her art studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Cowen enter
tanned the H. A. Nickles family at din
ner New Years Day.
R. B. Thomas is filling his ice house,
this week, with sixteen inch ice. How
does that sound for sunny southern
Kansas?
The South Side Livery barn makes a
speciality of cab service to funerals and
weddings, city and country. Phone
276. Adv.
Miss Theresa Munson, who is here
from Wilson where she is teaching, Sc
verely sprained her ankle, Wednesday
afternoon, while SIX ating on the Norma
pond.
It is announced that another baby has
just come to the home of Charlie eager,
an employee Of the Oakley Graphic.
Charlie is former Hays boy, born here
and his friends congratulate him and
the mother over the new arrival.
Mr., VIM. ,Gooding, from Wichita,
has been employed as cab driver at the
Pruitt South SIDE Livery Barn. He
has the exPefienees has driven cabs in
the larger cities of Wichita and Detroit,
Mich. He comes well recommended.
Miss Anna Keller entertained on
Christmas Day at dinner, M. G. Kirk
man and family. On Sunday following
entertained Rev. Hale and family and
E. Englesby. On Monday evening
gave dinner in honor of her uncle, An
drew Felt. The following were pres
ent: HID. Shaffer, F. E. McLain,
MIR. Hubble, H. A. Cowan, Herbert
Chittenden, Hiram Addison, Harold
Gill.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Frank Stout was in Salina, Monday,
on business.
Clark Burnham was over from Pfeif-
er. Wednesday.
Harry Felten shipped car of horses
to Salina this week.
John Henderson visited friends in ST.
Joseph, Mo-, this week.
FcaAa.-A misses muff. Owner may
have same by calling at this Office.
Jack Wolf spent Christmas with
friends at Dorrance.
Harry King and wife visited friends
in Kansas City, this week.
Vim. S. Mann's mother is here from
Kansas City for the holidays.
Gladys and Hazel Miller spent Christ
mas with Bertha Oldham at Voda.
Judge Chas. W. Smith of Stockton,
has been appointed executive clerk
under Capper.
Roland Lippert was up from Rush
county this week, visiting his sister,
MRS. Henry Havemann.
Prof. and Mrs. Wooster of the Fort
Hays Normal, are spending this week
with friends in Emporia.
Herman Oldham is at present employ
ed in driving q government officer to
different points over the state.
Susie Shaffer is home from Kansas
City, where she is >employed as ibrar-
ian in one of the schools of that city.
WaAesa. Girl for general housework,
wages $4.00 per week. Phone 297.
Mrs. C. E. Williams.
Mrs. Garland, who has been serious
ly i'll for some time, is now at the hos
pital in this city and is improving nice
ly.
Manager C. E. Williams of the Hays
Mill & Elevator Co., returned the first
of the week from trip to Eenver, Colo
RADIO.