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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

At our village church sunday morn
lue Rev Dunbar delivered very able
address. tus FIRST uf series of Eve ter-
mons tu Do given ou Conversion. ON
sunday. July q. the exercises viii BE- OF
l patriotic nature.
Rev. Dunbar expects t0 be present at
The Meirra laN evening prayer services
ruI viii Hf fHHf fImr discuss Che seventh
chapter of Mathew.
IpWurtn League. sunday sNcuiuE.
Miss Annie Atkinson and Nr. M.l WAL
It.H. LEADERS, The elias. GO the West
Unity TrrshE frriau church will hold I'd
lawn fr.. uu the church grounds sat.
urlts nvrnIue. June 2b. There viii be
"a wFIHuTu. for HI.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 22-Thc metal OK
chhnEe quotes lead weak SS.0Utf5 Is
Spclter not quoted. At London Load Cai
l-s Cd. Speltcr $50
. 'oper dun. clectrolytic $50 25lr 20 90
iron steady and unchanged Metal ~
change quotes tin quiet : ton lots.S41 90
"a ~ 90. NV
~ London. spot copper fS2 iSs: cleo
ttplsUc fF5 los. Tin. spot fi6S I5s.
Futures l1G6 los AutimSnv fIgg6f5-
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SUGAR rdARKEr.

NEW YORK. June .s-r,v .,,,.,r
STEADY; ceutrifuEsl SgS3m4Na. uroias-
ser S4ub AZ. Refined steady
SHEar futures moved irrcgulsrly dur
luL lhr morning with prices at noon
Two points higher 90 lower
uturrs closed steady . points lower
- higher, sales 1880 tons July
s5hA: september SlOs, December SIst.
March s. 80 '.-o',
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

PARIS. June 2c-Price- were h.av,
on me hourse today. Hrutes 7lfr. l5c
exchange on London .6fr IEc
har silver 23itd per ounce
Money ] q "a = per cent
'lrcouut rates short bills g.. uei
cent, three months 3ls as per cent.
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WOOL MARKET

In the local wool market. there bas
not been much wool selling during fEa
past week. Farmers generally are hold
Jug Nne woods Tor higher prices than
dealers can afford TO paw.
IN the medium wool sections. woo1s
ere being rapidly cleaned up al soc 10
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jure ee-so--- iftti. ~.
- t-ling hrgusht about a gllok rally
el-aL pa tle wheat market here after =
. me p uea 4ln pr.c.s for this year r.
.I~p- p Ne luish uals unsettled at 4. of
~ \ -fs compared ulfn lasr ulEnL corn
e.s-ee SHADE 20 40 - down ana cats
~ a 70 = u = IT. provisions the out
eetle NArlsa from ~. declines % = zee
~ = cents.
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vinegar


She This De- Tho fourth time YOU
have proposed to mo How many
Times DO tou want mo fD refuse YOU
H" think three times quite suf
hcicnf Boston Tran.DrIut
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ShESs CAR SCHEDULE
EAk1nG EHe,t June ~, 1909

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSlstJR0
wheeling yy.t,.hr.
Leave
22nd Street 49,
Wheeling wsIi.k,
1880 a m. 900
'SV D. M 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVIIA
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th Street 49,
IN 10 houndsvins
S.3O p. m y IN
On lines having REGULAR ernre-.
zee shipments Weighing in excess OF
nIty pounds or large bulk will NOT hs
carried on passenger cars
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday
NO shipments. except emergency shio-
ments or medicines. will be carried n,
passenger cars between 900 and s:ig
n. m
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tl) -Conservative Life books close
June III e. dividend payable July lst
. l--LaBellc pa. books close lime
" "a dividend payable June 3Oth
tb-Whg. Steel a Iron books close
18th. "N'y
t5l--lmperial Glass books close Juns
y - p dividend payable July list
imperial Glass Books close Jtlue u -
Ia 70 dividend payable July 1st
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COFFEE MARKET.

NE.W YORK. June e2-Coffee Rio No.
o. &C futures steady, July $3.50: De-
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PIcNlcs At pARK.
81 AlphonsuE outing Today ard
Others TomorroW and Friday

Inc annual outing ~ 81 Afphonsus
school viii b. held today no Wheeiinr
Park a good program OF events
viii be carried ont
on Thursday The Jr q. " An mic.
MIC viii be held while on Friday pres
byterian day win be observed bv an
or the Presbyterian churches of
Wheeling and vicinity.
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Curb Mining stocks.

New York Curb Market.
WHEEL ING. W. Va. June p. rs.
Reported BY a. +. Masten a Co 4 n
~ s, anu MANAGER. members New York
IndustriaIs. Etc. Rtd A.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. June 20. rs.
The aCtiNe I1ttsDurEn STOCKS corrected
daily by a. l.. Maat~n & Co. bankers
aud brokers. National Exchange BanE
building.
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~ ITsBtRGh. IA. June attic
1919 supply hEnt Choice $3.50
go prime $3.50 200.
Sneep-r trady. supply light Prime
Ntthtts Ah--s go, Culs anu commons
- 90 "a $50, lambs $1,000 1000
veal cslNes-ss.OOo 30
~ llossf slow receipts 10 douhledects
Ifime heaN les ii.ga % {. 90. mediums and
1orkers ts.l0ue.ls. pigs a.sU4.ss-
roughs $500 go
ChICAGO. June e2-Hoss-Recsipts
is.Vyv head steady. Bulk ST.t5fi so.
teut Ni-vN = t.sys mixed $3.50. IS
hyaNy VOC 80. roughs s4.U5q 40.
tatuc-tccclpts 1000 head. .tsady
Native beer steers SG.s5sfs 500 We.f.r1
st'sts St."vu 30. cows and hciters
$40 % 300. calves St.aJug.1s.
- Shetp p Receipts 5000 head. arm
sheep - % "a 80. lambs y1.U0ugss
springs S6.5Uu 1900.
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Logan q BryAn,s Closing stock Letter

NEW YORK June 22.-The steel mar
ket continues firm and orders show no
falling off. This combined with good
statements made by some 81 the eastern
roads has had a stimulating eject and
Investors are showing a decided interest
In SccuritieS and there ~ large attend
ancc In the commission houses. Com
mercial paper Is In good demand. The
revival OF business at the steel ccnters
with increased proportion Of railroad or
ders ana inquiries. leads US 90 believe
thEt United States Steel will BE- benefit
tel. growing out or the commercial de-
mand for it's products.
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Cash quotations we're
kyeHNo. =. 1l.lE
Harley--bsfgs1c
Timothy t5-uJtf..nU.
clover 5Ugl3-s
furk-g1sT0
Lard gt-lT.
kibs-sg.e- GlU1Z
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LOCAL STOCKS.
WHEELING. W. Va, June % 'ib-
Stock Exchange.
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FINANCE

NV YORK. June 22-The most
important development of the day
Vas the announcement made toward
the close Of the stock market that ar
Engagements had been completed for
the placing Of a French loan In this
country. backed by the Rofhschllds.
Although definite details were lack
Ing. the news was Of sufficient inter
est TO bring about a general recovery
OF quoted values from their early ir-
regularity. leaving a number OF net
gains.
Foreign war conditions were re-
sponsible for the initial heaviness
and contrary movements. The sue
cess OF the AustrO-German campaign
against Russia caused considerable
selling OF our stocks for London and
other European interests. with Cana
dian Pacific as the weakest feature.
That stock at one time showed a loss
Of 4 points. It's decline being again
accompanied by rumors OF a down
ward revision OF It's dividend.
Coal stocks showed no further ef.
feet of yesterdays decision OF the
United States Supreme Court. which
ordered a separation OF the Delaware.
Lackawanna A Western Railroad
from its coal subsidiary In fact.
Lackawanna. which Is rarely traded
in these days. made a gain OF points
on sales OF only 200 shares
That class OF railway issues desig.
mated as trunk lines was strong. pre-
sumably as a result Of Baltimore a
Ohio's statement OF earnings for May,
which disclosed net Increase of 81
$4,000.
United States Steel was again the
active feature. but its range was mar
row and without material net change.
fetal sales. $4,000 shares.
FirmnesE ruled In bonds. Total
sales. par value. s2.37S.0O0.
United States registered Is de.
clined a per cent on call.
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STOCKS.
SHOCKS, 5,UZ2.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. v. Va. June 20, rs.
Corrected By \. l.. lIastcn a. Co. mem
bcrs Boston stock Exchange No. 323
Fourth hvenue. pIttsburgh. pa.
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RED OAK,

A heavy rain fell here Saturday
afternoon.
3 Mr. Hal G.. Browne was in WaXa-
hachie Friday afternoon.
Miss Erma Rocket spent Satur-
day night with Miss Louise Stoker
of Lancaster.
Misses Iva Medlen and Lucille Sui
liyan spent Saturday night with the
formers brother,
Rev. Morton filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist church
Sunday and Sunday night
Mr., Nye of Trinity University
gave fine program Friday night,
rip Van Winkle" being the title.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ, Owen Emory
Owen. Mrs. Marion Rocket and
Miss Neya Medlen spent Friday in
Dallas,
Miss Annahel Hooker OF the
Sy!yanna community spent from
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last week.
Miss Flossie Rackley visited her
sister, Mrs. Harry Jackson, Friday
afternoon.
Miss Roberta Farrar and Maudie
Watson spent Tuesday night with
Miss Cassie Tate,
Mrs. William Gender spent Sun
day and Monday with her mother,
Mrs Dave Neal.
Miss Kathleen Prude and Mrs.
Charley Keller attended the play at
Red Oak Friday night.
Granny Neal, who has been sick
the last week, is reported to be bet
ter at this writing
Mrs Meneryia Keaton Mrs Sam
and Mrs John Prude spent Friday
with Mrs. G. r. Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrar and
baby visited MIR and Mrs. Willis
Cofley Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, Houston Jolley spent Friday
ana Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
Burt Russell, of Red Oak.
Mr.. D. W. HUMPHREYS, c. Hum
phries, Bob Tate and Jim keaton
we're in Dallas Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Erby and Mrs. Gar
dctd Erby were pleasant callers on
Miss Dora ArriuafGn last v-apL
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ROC E.Ivr.

Miss Carrie Williams visited Miss
johnnie Neal Tuesday,
Mrs. Clarence Duncan visited Mrs,
John Wooden Thursday.
Miss Josie McMullcn is visiting
Mr. C. r. Graves aud family,
bls. John Gee visited Mrs Ciar-
enca Duncan Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. Hube Hickey visited Mrs, w.
L. Arlington Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Fay Sutton spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Dora Arlington.
Mr.. Floyd CUnger Of Sterling
City is visiting Mr.. W, l.. Doug
las
Miss Cecil Tale took supper with
Miss Jogiepheaa Hickey SUNDAY
night. 4ssaas
The Misses Gibson visited Aiissaa
Anna and Mae Graves one afternoon
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HOW AEtil.


Miss Sa'!ie Floyd is visiting at
Huena Vista at present.
NIT. Del odom of 6d"ha vista is
visiting Mr. Gets Floyd.
MT. and Mrs. Robinson spent Sat
araay afternoon II N@Nahaehle,
Mrs. W. Il. Woods and Mrs, H.
Reynolds are still on the sick List,
The Young people enjoyed nice
party at Mr., and ME- A. }, Whitts
7fldaE night
Misses M|rtie ana baa'3h Floyd
entertained ic" Young people
Tuesday AishJ.
Misses Johnnie aud Myrtle ShtV~
eFs entertained a IL" young people
Thursday night.
Mr.. /. A. davenport had mas eye
Injured by a cotton Doh the latter
part OF last Neok.
Air. Louis Putt oil Dallas spent
FRIDAY HlEht ana saturday Win pf'
and MFs- H. H. Loohey-
Miss ht1lah floEd spent Satnf-
day f.eht ana sunday III WaSa-
Miss J2Hle Richardson, teacheF
OF the AFRO Schooi' sPHnt SATURDAY
aAd sunday WITH her SISTER Mrs l.
- mayo,
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BILL. C0N'S LETTER.


After an absence from the columns
Of the Enterprise for a year and a
half / am glad once more to greet
its many readers. 1t has been 4
pleasure to see that my place has
been more than filled by Mr., ken5
bic and he is still with you. NY
connection with the paper is prob
ably only temporary but ] have al
ready met many old friends, some If
whom seemed almost as glad to see
ne as | was to greet them, ! have
busted in the newspaper business
and been defeated for office since
/ communicated with You before, but
| am not at all soured on the world
and believe that most of those who
have hit me the hardest believed that
they were doing the best for them
selves, for society, for prosperity
and for the glory of God. My space
il limited SO | viii not discuss any
theme.
Last Friday week ] gota bundle Of
papers aud lit out Tor Forregton
whore met and conquered Mr.
BAH aud w. r. Norman. Mrs. r.
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f'iTitiCIt'S CHspii.

'''''''' - 'l'' f'i2 Eo'a DIT 'l''S
y" ING
W. '''''i MI ''''e" on -.lf i Il"
vi l'''eS '>uH""y.
,"'l'e J ''''i"S f'9''ls'' mas nee"
Po''f 9''h me post "eeN'
N', ". .. H''"''F 7peH' , E'"@}
'''NH' "I'i ''''t'e 9tasEs'
NJ . ROSA Unison FlsiieH MIS- NJ
ma brown at oNliIa FRIDAY
h'. i'ariF HtaE2s spent saturday
i'S III VIA MI E-"Edf Murray
fi'- ""i'sf ''''''ii= spent ! Fio7@
'5'7ht VIA WI houston tiaua"l..
MISS hif"'e 9'i''th was WIN MIS-.
way t'e''if H'le SATURDAY n'E1't.
MISS DoF!e heas"hoNer spent
SATURDAY hleh' WIN MISS Frances
Lowell
Eunice SJaggs spent Sunday even
ms with Masters Charlie and Willie
Allen.
Miss Cora Washington spent sat
urday night with Miss Maggie
Greed.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. I. Grimes We're
sunday guests OF MIR. and Mrs, Il, 7.
Grimes,
Misses Louise aud Mabel Holland
were with Miss Naude Gibson Sunday
evening.
Misses Annie Mai and Jennie I!ud-
son visited Mrs. Rosa Gibson SUNDAY
evening.
Mrs. Lucy Hudson was pleasant
visitor at Mrs J. +. Burns saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Burns wege
visiting Mr.. and Mrs L. Robueti sun
Gay evening.
Mr.. Jim Grimes and Mr.. Earle
Robnett had business in WaNahaclie
Saturday.
M. A.,,t-, Mi tr,,.1..,,,. ..,.,,,+ ,,,..
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Friday to Sunday with Miss Wood
en- Of Rocket
Messrs Clyde Couch, Marvin
Larance and Charley Scott motored
to Waxahachie Saturday afternoon
Miss Minnie Sue Goodloe spent
Friday night in WaXahachie and
heard the debate between Trinity
ard L C L
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SARI)IS.


-
SARDIS
Glad to report the sick all con-
yalesGent
Glad to report Master l.. ]. It'd
we'll improving
Mrs. NJ. d. Witherspoon was in
Waxahachie Wednesday this week.
Mr.. w. 7. Eastman visited his
parents of Fort Worth last Thurs
day
Miss Lizzie Woodall spent Sun
day in the home Of Dr. and Mrs.
Poplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Patton visited
the home of Mr. Tom Bynum last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. S. By
mum Sunday,
The young people were entertain
ed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len Roc Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Middleton
were visitors Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. o. W. Stewart
sardis and Midlothian ball teagrs
crossed bats Friday. game sts1ding
to in favor Of sardis../
Mr.. Russell Williams Kent to Dal-
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FtkftESTDN.

Mrs. W. {, Har#ell went to Wax
ahachie Wednesday.
hr II. {, McCarter OF Italy was
In Forreston Tuesday.
Foy Wl'iteIie'd spent Thursday
b'ght with Roger Tate.
Rev Herring preached here Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. Durham spent fe" day
with MIS. K T., hampton.
| q. II BdmOndSOu spent SATURDAY
/ night WITH Lewis Godfrey.
MISS Carrie Haynes IS visiting her
| i'ufGntS at Athens TINS week.
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! y,r
800, ~ p'''1'' "e me nome OF Col. b. f,
..I. ''' IN an o'd pioneer ana
.'.' - '""Ne E''Is tie banner
-. - % >''' was received INTO
Co.,, ''''' 1t" '''al open ooralaity
-''' o'''S ,''' carry settlers can be-
-. q "@' ''. an" MS "''e make up
49,. my ''''z'f ell''oFeh are all
''' ,''' ana nave theh homes
Nv. ,''i'' '''V''' wen ana enjoying life,
' ''' VIE III quick oFder, ar
''7 ~ '"pr'l' N"'o" l feilshed very
WI 7oifes'ef Is an eA-cou-
''''.' ''' '''e'a'' ana was IN the
'''''' : '''''.ii' Win nay 1alher. lie
''s''''9' u NaiiiP WINNIE DAY Is
''''', mas " l"fEe picture OF the camp
-''-'' '+'.'' d 'l''"io ol hoheft Z. Lee
LII 7t''l'' "il'li ne prizes very much,
l'',s''7'i J"sL t'ie '"o' the reading OF
a. ''''''''' III lHe hipie ana holding
''''''@ p'a>ef IL hePJ up ana ieit
""'.'i ioi inc Sp'eIoia prayer
Forty-eigbt wears AGO Mr. Forresta,
s's ,'e''S.'' SUNDAY 5enooi aoPefIh-
'''''' - Ut he'he' sunday Scho0i ana
'", i'''S' '"'S poS'l4oh continuously,
has never missed q Sunday Tbo+
wear. Jim Patterson of Taxahochia
was Superintendent After simmer
the carly dovs -,vara. dfscussna and
enjoyed the review Of the early sci
tiers very much. for when Mr.. For
festof first settled in the county
was a small barefoot boy. He has
considerable land ahdtthe farms are
jjiled by trusted and deserving fami-
lies. Who all speak in the highest
terms Of him. lie says he farms for
occupation and raises mule coils for
living lie owns about six hundred
aces Of land in the county bat mas
only l60 acres in the home place
The HON" is well arranged and bis
-oad wife saw / was cared for In a
manner that only an early pioneer
"an give. ! certainly enjoyed my
I-it and hope this venerable couple
wa5 live long and continue to scatter
acds OF Kindness. as the2 have
hr3uaH their long residence n he
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u yy.r,}Ip 4
/, By j. a ' 4
, a O. 8 . 3 Q Z
i5aoI one. Tues.
Gbe day 0e'H5 90 started on my
|lsy Of last Ne ,.s,d south. just
ssesIF Sls4S' "I ,,,e,.. bsrbie creek
More feachlN7 - o,to me a dol
|sH Naytleia' '0'' ,,.,arnrise sent to
1t e have 'D' s.#n.an tad ia keen
sn year sd''"9 1 ~ rsoting land
psed Bill H"o .,ar,,s f,r,7 for
Ia NJ b 1 =. known as A
psatg odd ys"''' a. ,'..a,.s making y
asssstn farmer ''"'|'
sol crop.
The first nome l '','. -
III: out Hob " ''''''',s .t,,z.
|lsroIi's. arriving there 1''7, II '''' =
} ye one Of those splendid v's = wa
inas The good " 'l' "a VI u
E,si day at her hoas' anu 7i's " ' -. -
bic % give ne 'D'i " '',' ''''
1T It nay have 'eaH a 7'9' Z VI
h meal, but tae 'le.a man "
|rgncsd It a least -" '''' - a''
Atae ne was fFeSR 'a' N0o''''''
vans french fried potatoes, eggs
fsufs butter h0HeE eot'ee' "'lh'
|t.islstei up Win peaa hes ana eFedhis
ai tie beauty Of 1t All must o' '"e
s9adt dinner was made at home.
lHa dinner was given a pocket
hl Of Decans, also gathered from
" FSaa 'feeS o'' '''' Z ca "a ''''.' U.S..
,e aioe large ones too, Mr.. Car
l has ninety acres in his farm. but
FatTatss t0rr-fi'e acres ell Johnnie
labEoagA place. lie VIII plant
at bis land to feed. While my
nS vas getting har dinner. I
'ro't The fine lot of Poland China
is y9ang mule colts. and FearIing7
'ibt viii help fill tle gap if It
ban crop happens T~eatH-four
'aa ago Mr. Carroll worked for
} e the owner nov Their family
l'l'es three children teoh@.z and
'sfl. tls Girl attends Tie Fzazaha-
d. public school
lnat armed of&the road at Cot
sss taspel, fiFst visiting J y.
f''laa. On Bud Ray farm lie is
'1's.-sr and win make good lnezt
" D NsTidrell. WHO said yes. put
Y o. Tie list Tor The Enterprise. !
: ~ ,i'Itsd Roy Poulter and family
:. '' = '@''4 Oh oaafteE Penn $
Urn They have a nice home with
y ''h'saiaaces Along with the
a = 't a crop he and bis wife will
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good feed don't fail to call there
about meal time. | found Melvin
| burton holding down Uncle Sam
| business and ready to exhibit all
/ the courtesies one would expect
! G. w Martin and G. W. Hill had
Iheen gardening. Ernest Brandon
vas returning from Forrcston bat
stopped to give me a dollar. j. Il
{ Appling has been here only two OF
| three years, but seems to fit the
country perfectly.
! At Nash ] learned that the debat-
| ing club of the high school will on
! the 18th settle the yeEing question
Shall the United States enlarge her
jarmy and navy" Mrs Mollie V
Smith is an old settler at Nash and
/ life that We are here Us much 20
live as TO prepare TO die. At the
| hospitabe home of MI. and Mrs. G.
! e. Martin | spent a very pleasant
Inghf and played fortv-two and
| Gominoes until late. Saturday mora
! ing | met b. NJ. Huckabe at the
store Of Mr.. Pruitt, Nash's one MGR
chant Back over at Forreston /
met A Null n. j. Peacock j T.
Woodward tcol), and ". II. pink
tston. At WaXahachie | conquered
ii. Il. CleW of Forreston
Monday morning called at the
home of Mrs. NJ. +. Richardson an
Dunn street. Mrs. Richardson has
been an invalid for some time bpf
seems to bear her afflfctfous with
great fortitude. Claude II Kuyken-
.daIl was in from his farm near
Nash.
1,a.1,,, M, pa nal .,i,aa -,
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lie has suffered considerable since.
We all hope for his speedy recovery.