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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
HOW NANNTE's PET SAVED
HER LLF'E.


Mamie had for a. pct dog named
Rover, which her aunt had given ner
when she was Just two years dla.
Rover loved his mistress and would
follow her everywhere she went. One
day Nannie's mother told her little
daughter that she might, meet her
father that evening. Her father
worked about two miles from homs
In a little. village. Mamie wasaAo
pleased at the idea Of meeting her
father that she called Rover and they
at once ran off. toward the vihAgs.
They hadn't gone far before they
came to q creek. Mamie waS walk
ing across the bridge when suddenly
she went too near thu edge Ands fall
into the WATER Rover jumped IN AZ
ter her. and taking her gently n his
mouth he carried her home Her
mother put dry clothes on her and
put her to bed She was sick for some
time with pneumonia from falling
into the water. But when. she waa
well again she never went 70 meet
her father unless her mother went
with her.
fOriginai)
By NELLIE r. CUNNINGHAM.
warminster. Va
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Girdietree, Md. MAY IS 1a1!

Dear Aunt Nancy
haven't written to you for three weeks
] haven't forgotten the circle have
been intending TO send In my drawing.
but ] have been putting II of until
now. but I hope you viii forgive me.
| am enclosing q drawing. which
hope the Old Gray Goose will not
get. although don't expect, to receive
the prize. hope we will have two
better close or wifi take up too
much room. ss '.ss= 4 - -9,s fss
Your Toying niece.
EMMA AMES..
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Your loving niece,
EMMA AMEs.
Farnhan,. va. May IL. 1sfs.

F&Tuhhttfs A-s MAY LIS iel a.
My dear Aunt Nancy.--Ihave been
reading your page, and like 1t fine. I
wrote to you before, but never sent
1t. ! am sending YOU a drawing and
a story. / can't draw much. but /
like to make up stories. Our school
closed today / am promoted 10 the
seventh grade. ! go to the same
school with Florence Booker. ] saw
her badge and like it fne. Please send
me a badge. / am thirteen and have
brown hair and blue eyes. feel a.
IL i know you and all the cousins. es-
pecially Louis and Dallas Dahl and
Robert Gray. ! must close.
Your fond , iece,
RUBY EDWARDS.
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GIER.rRupn MILLER.
r ~ ~. Route 4. Box 1s.

s Charlotte. C. H.. Va. May 10. lsik.
1 Dear Aunt Nancy have beei,
reading the Juvenile Circle for = Ions
time. can ret the answers to the
nsaxxles all right. 4 think it = Er0Sfs
inx better and better every sunday.
III was fine last SUNDAY Sister and !
IN xolnx 10 send cur lsttssS togstAss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Richmond. Va. May IL, 1915.
Dearest Auntie,-I suppose You
think / am not going. TO write you
any more letters, but IL you did have
teeny. tiny idea OF that kind, just
put it out of your head.
Cousins, cousins, look at the new
cousins Just rolling In and treading
ON each others heels and topping over
lots and heaps and piles OF others!
When you get space dead Auntie,
please print all of the names OF the
r. v. j. C. members. I'll bet |. will
be string of them.
What do you cousins and Aunt
Nancy thing about having some one
OF the cousins writing yell" for the
circle?
You know schools and others things
have them, so why not we.
Let's have some more suggestions
on this subject.
Emily Biayton, you said sometime
ago that you liked my work for the
circle. Thank you 30 much. assure
you that your compliment u highly
appreciated.
write to me some time. all you
folks. Well, / guess l shall close this
letter, for know you are tired OF
with love and best wishes for all
the members and three cheers for the
r. v. ]. c.. ] am,
Your prodigal member.
MABEL EARL ROBERTS.
! p. E..44Three cheers for Aunt Nancy
and the page and cousins.
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Ideal. va. NAV ia. 1918.

Ideal, Va. May To- 1910.
Ny dearest Aunt Nancy. Though II
has been a long time since visited
the circle, I have been reading the
letters regularly and hope You will
admit me again. The circle page 10
my favorite. and the letters and
can tell OF no beautiful scenery or
wonderful natural ssghtss I will try and
draw something to help our page. I
hope the Old Gray Goose won't gobhle
1t UP. MY school closes next Satur-
day. We are going to have q play the
a5th of May. 1t is entitled, .Ail q
Mistake My sister has part In II.
will close with love,
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Toano, Virginia.

Toano, Virginia,
Dear Aunt Nancy,---I have been work
ing on a story for our Mothers Page,
but l feel that i'm comes far from
doing Mothers justice. But I am sure
you will understand that ] am just a
little girl and you know | did my
best, therefore I hope 1t may be
worthy of publication. 1t will be so
nice If we can have enough of our
own work to fll two pages, and ]
believe we can too.
i shall look forward, with much
pleasure to seeing Louis Dahfs story
about his auto trip. ! know ii must
be interesting.
Wishing much success to our page!
Lovingly,
LUCILLE MARSTON.
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" \ r y -
LOUIS DAHL

Point Eastern. Va. May 10. 1913.
Dear Aunt Nancy,--I know you
think have forgotten the page. but
i haven't, have read Il every Sun
day. :
+ I have been 30 busy 1t school. ]
haven't had any time for writing.
The subject for the contest - nne.
have been selected I ana sanding
YOU ! story on sMother's Day.
hope il win escape the old gray goose
IL he eats It he win surely die be-
fore suneet. ~
I am glad to see 20 many friends
that l know write 10 this page. ana
= hope they vii continue n write.
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Austinville, Va, May II. 1918.

Austinville. Va, May II. 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy was real glad
when / saw how good the page was
last Sunday. I think your sugges-
ton for the contest is Just fine.
am sending a story. which / hope to
see in print Aren't we having some
beautiful weather? / went to a pic
mic Sunday and had a fine time. I
will stop as ii is getting late.
With much love to you and all the
cnAGiYas
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Ashland. va. NAV Is, 1915.

Ashland, Va. May is, 1915.
My dear Aunt Nancy am going
TO send in a drawing for the contest.
The drawings on the page last week
were just fine. Virginia, i was glad
to see your letter on the page Sunday.
Aunt Nancy. hope we viii kee your
picture on the page soon.
Love to you and all of the cousins.
A loving niece.
CHRISTINE FOGG.
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Forest Depot, Va, May IL. IsIs-
MY dear Aunt Nancy have not
written TO you for about two weeks.
and / though ! would write 10 you
and send in my story. ! think Robert
Gray's going to get the prize In our
Nav contest. received my badge and
thank you for IT,
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ISABEL SOUTHWARK.

ftl&Itx& 1Ar fiA4sA ~
Dear Aunt Nancy have been IT.
lent for quite q while now. but please
do not give me up. am sending In
4 poem. which hope TO see In print.
I DON think much Of 1t. but It II AL
i have to send now. YoM can use IL
for the contest IL you wish to.
As ever.
f4ERTRIIDE MILLER.
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I am. lovingly.
DALLAS DAHL
Farmville. va. May 20. i

E0rmVlIIG. W., May ~, ISIus
Dear Aunt Nancy.---You win excuse
me for being brief this time. for
have been busy working for exarni-
nations; 20 much 20 that + have NOT
been able to write UP that auto trip
I spoke OF last Sunday.
1 hope all the contributions VIII
he up to the standard. and am very
sorry that my poem IL not - .'nnished''
- would wish, but II 10 tho best
could DO with the limited time ~
my disposal. ',ss.
with best Wishes for the circle and
Iowa to- all. i,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

we are asking TO become members
of taie circle.
Please send me q badge.
Your new nephew.
GRAYSON BRANCH MORRIS
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ALICE THOMAS.
Ashland. va, Nav II, 1918.

Ashland. Va, May II. 1915.
N.Y. dearest Aunt Nancy will
write you a short letter, az ! want
to send In drawing. sCiartce. am
glad you have joined our circle. ]
hope we will have beautiful contest.
Don't you, Aunt Nancy? I hope the
"Old Gray Goose" will not get my
drawing. Best love to you ana all
OF the cousina
A loving niece,
GURLINE FOGG.
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ETHEL CHAFFIN.

Farnham. Va. May IL. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy have heard
about your circle and would like to
join It, Please send me badge. ]
hope you are well. send the goose
out for a walk.
Your niece,
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Route 3. Box -.
Charlotte Courthouse. Va.

Charlotte Courthouse. Va.
May 10. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy.--I have not writ
ran TO you In a long Time .beoaaaee
I was 20 busy In school. school closed
4May s, and w4. bad q picnic Nay Sd
was promoted 70 The hrst year Hlgn
school and received = msoa! nos
~ iarship and attendancs- did
NOT miss . day during the season.
/ am sending geogrAphy puxxie
and jumbied names Of the teachers Of
vincent School.
Your ephew-
CHANDLER MORRIS
p. S.--Please send b hadgs. ~ ]
lost mine.
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ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS
PUZZLES

Answer 20 Hidden Name.
Alice.
6. LOUISE ALLPoRT
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shumaI sville. Va. May 10. 1913.
Ny dearest Aunt Nancy. Didn't We
have nice PAGE last sunday. y WAS
t,,st 6ne! + am sorry the OLD Gray
goose robbled up my sister,s ana my
rurxles last week. NY stntsss Mad
alone u writing : story "a Mcthsrs'
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for the new conteSt. and know who
get the prizes.
have been riding horseback this
morning with my sister. and like 1t
fine. 7 am afraid my letter Ia get
ting too long. SO will have TO close.
Best love to you and all of the
cousins.
=. Fondly, ~
NANNY OWEN cRowDER.
Newtown. Va. May II. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy received my
badge all o. X. Many thanks for 1t.
Well. Aunt Nancy. my school has
closed this session; how sorry am,
too. was not able to write last week
for taking examinations, got through
all right. and was promoted to the
tenth grade.
Well. r guess / had better stop as
7 want TO send In something for the
contest. hope 1t will not be TOO late.
Love to you and all the cousins.
LUCY MADISON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Uns woman In every five hrs the
right to vote tor president ot the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Day, and is hoping she will be the
lucky winner. I. cannot draw. Auntie,
but my sister is sending in one she
hopes the Old Gray Goose will not
eobbie up, or her story either.
am going to school with my sister,
Madeline. We havt q basketball and
croquet set at school. ! can play
croQuet some. but my sister plays
basketball the most. Run, tell Aunt
Nancy the Old Gray Goose is dead! I
am glad so he. can't gobble up my
puzzles any more.
Your little niece,
LUCILLE ALLPORT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Eiizabethtown. N. c..
Route 2. Box 90.
..s May II. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy.-s-I am sending in
my drawing for the contest. also a
story you may use, which you think
are best.
We are having some lovely spring
weather now. Aunt Nancy. don't you
think so?
will close for this time,
With much love to Aunt Nancy and
the cousins.
ALICE THOMAS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

UW6nLO, va.
. Dear Aunt Nancy May. Join again
your happy circle? Yes, ] used TO be
a member OF v. J. G. But expect
/ have been forgotten. II l did stop
writing. / have never ceased reading
and enjoying the page.
Lou, am certainly glad TO see you
a member.
My school just closed. Miss Addie
Snow was my teacher. She went
TO Farmviile last winter.
Love to everyone.
Your old ard new niece,
ANGELA PHIPPINS
r. S.-Will try and send in some
thing.
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: GLADYS LEWIS
Belehes. va, May II 1915.

Beiohes. va, May II, 1918.
NV dear Aunt Nancy.I' wish you
could be with me today: everything
is beautiful out here In the country
now. We have lots of beautiful roses.
I got by badge the 18th. and think
1t is real pretty I thank you ever
So much for it. / will send you some
drawings as soon as / can get some
black ink. will serd You a story
called the Two Girls" I hope to
see 1t on the page. ] have two broth
ers and one sister. My sisters name
Is Virginia, and she Is Ave years old.
I will be real glad when school closes.
NV teachers name fs Miss Mamie
Organ | think she Is real nice Papa
has a car and we Lave nice time
riding in 1t. l must close now and
write my story.
With best wishes to all the cousins,
and you too. dear Aunt Nancy.
MARGARET PETERS LAMB.
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Mayo. Va. MAy417, 1918.

Mayo, Va. MAysl7 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy.--I have sent my
story in. and hope you viii set II
O. X.
I forgot to sign my name and make
ii Original" but ~ grandpa stxned
It for me. I had to ret him to put
hope you viii not count It q mistake.
Aunt Nancy, you know told you
I thought would name one OF my lit
lie chickeua altar ron. ! naxned one Mt
tie white one afser You.
Robert GrAy's aAd Pearl Wilson's
stories were flne Sunday and the
drawings were GpoA tess
I have learned 70 play little piece
IA nueic. called .piayttI1ae waits"
A ! WIZ ~ aaxtous e rea4 ths stortss
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s.strsnsth ~ y 6iiI6 ISi ~
1obr1sty. ~
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warninxter. Va, NAV IS. Ials

warninster. Va, May Is, 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy have just been
reading the circle page: thing IT was
very good thfs Sunday. certainly
am glad We are goinE to have two
pages for Sundzy. ,Tnen profracted
meeting 10 going on In the Methodist
Church now in Howardsvslles How
i wish some Of you cousins and you.
too. Aunt Nancy. could be here to 60.
We have a splendid preacher. The
same one that preached last year. l
am sending in q drawing for the con-
test, but / don't expect it will win
the prize. / hope the "Oid Gray
Goose will be out walking when you
get my letter and drawing. Well. I
guess / had better close.
With best Wishes to Aunt Nancy ana
the cousins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Mebane, N, c. May Is, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy,--I was very GLAD
to see my story on the page. but some
what discouraged not to have draw
inE on the page. but I guess you had
TO make more room for the cousins.
am sending in my drawings Tor
the contest. with q few extra things
to help I'LL out the extra page It's
fne to have two pages!
Louis. received your postal. but
haven't time to answer vet. I agree
with Aunt Nancy about having the
old members come back to the page.
As ever,
+ .s.-.- = ROBERT GRAY.
Richmond, va. May Is. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy would like to
ioiu the Juvenile Circle. / am twelve
years old and in the fourth grammar.
Please send me pin. nave draw
inr Enclosed.
Z. Your Mfsce = = 7. z I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Answers to Juynbled Names OF Girls
Kate. Ruth. May, Nellie. Rose. Elm
ma, Alice, Doris, Virginia, FRANCIS
Mary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-11
STANFORD

Prof. Dennis Spragens spent the
week end with homefolks at Ellisburg.
Mrs. 7. J. Hill Jr. has returned home
after a visit to her home folks in Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Ed Walker Of Lancaster has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. j..
C. Hays.
Mrs. Maggie Cover has been the
guest of relatives and friends at Grab
Orchard.
Mrs. J. +. Larue of Louisville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George +.
DeBorde.
Mrs. J. NJ. McCarty and children Of
Halls Gap, are the guests Of Mrs. W.
L. McCsrty.
Miss Annie Ashlock spent several
days last week with Mrs. w. M. Zanons
AT Lancaster.
Mrs. J. N. Menefee Sr. has been con
fined to her lone for several days on
account Of illness.
Mesdames J. A. and M. A. Beazley
Of Lancaster were here Thursday with
Mrs. VIII Hays.
Mr.. W. II. Murphy and little soI
have returned home from visit to BIZ
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r. III. BATSON
Lancaster Kentucky

Lebanon, is the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Ripley.
Mr.. Alex Denny and son, Mr.. S. C,
Denny, Of Lancaster. were here Sunday
the guests at the home off. S. Hooker,
Miss Lula Cooper left this week fol-
Leitchfeld III. to be the guest of her
brother. Edwin Cooper for two weeks.
Mrs. A. c. Hill. who has been quite
III with typhoid fever for several days,
remains so. her friends regret to learn.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. G. Weatherford
spent Sunday in Hustonville with Col.
George ID. Weatherford. who has beer
sick.
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Bruce returned
from Spring Hill. Tenn, where they
went to attend the funeral Of Rev.
Bruce's father.
Mrs. w. X. Shugars. who underwent
an operation in Winchester about two
months ago, returned home Sunday
very much improved.
Mrs. Ed Wilkinson and daughter
Miss Gertrude. are the guests Of Mrs
r. b. Wilkinson and Mrs. Jack Case,
at Lancaster this week.
| Very little has been done in Circuit
court, as 1t has only been In session I
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FONSO.

Iellico coal is the best. Hudson
Hughes & Farnau.
Mrs. Belle Henderson is visiting
friends and relatives at Corbin.
Miss Lucille LAckey Is a visitor Of
friends and relatives in Ian ,aster this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Boyle Doty are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of fine Demo-
crat, christened James Woodrow.
Mr.. James Garner who has been
visiting his brother. Mr.. Geo. Garner
has returned to his home in Montgomery
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess wish to an
nounce a pie supper TO be held at Stony
Point school house on Saturday night
Nov. 10. The proceeds for benefit Of
the series Of services to be cor Quoted
the week following. by Mr.. Hobart
Smith. Everyone cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home Of the President Of the society.
Mrs. r. w. Palmer where an ideal
dinner was served and enjoyed by all
the members. with the exception Of
two or three. Society will meet at
Fairview Church on next Thursday
evening. where il is hoped. that every
member will be present ms well as more
that are not members. who will be
cordially welcomed.
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The EDITOR SOLILOQUIzES.

When a dearly-loved subscriber
writes to us in irate vein, ''Stop the
paper; never send the vile sheet TO my
home again. we just puff our sweet
old corn-cob and we stroke the Office
cat; editors don't have no feelings
never mind. we're used to that.
When a typographical error some
times ereeps in by mistake. and our
friends rush in and tell US what first
class ass we'd make. We just overlook
their errors, never giving tit for tat
editors are paehydermic, and-oh we're
used TO that.
When our advertisers cancel. telling
US the sheets no good; when subscri-
bers choose to pay US IN tomstoes or
cordwood; well. we SIMPLY grin and
bear il. though il leaves US rather fiat;
editors can exist somehow somehow
We get used TO that.
When your daughters graduation or
her wedding day comes round. you ex'
pect the kind Of write-ups that In adj
jectives abound. do you ever stop TO
thank US. though It's done with great
'eclat". that's what editors are there
for. and Oh. well. we're used to that.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-11

few days since it convened the hrst
Monday in this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Hutchings OF
near Lexington, motored here Friday
and spent several days with her brother
Mr.. George Farris and family.
Monday was county court day here
and good crowd was present. 1t is
said that there were probably more
stock dealers and buyers here than had
been in this city in some time. There
were over 1900 cattle at Nunnelley's
stock yards and good prices were real
lied.
James 7. Menefee. Of Knoxville.
Tenn, but formerly Of this city. who
travels for the Forest City Paint Co.
won this year the prize, which was $500,
given by the company to the salesman
making the best record for the year.
Mr.. Menefee has for three years, won
a similar prize.
The following engraved invitations
have been received here. mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Harrison Higgins request
the honor of your presence at the mar
rage Of their daughter. Mary Walker,
to Mr.. Richard Thomwsll Fewell on the
evening Of Thursday. November the
eighteenth at 8 O'Clock. ;"
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children in Texas.

children in Texas.
Editor L. C. Walton was called to
Lexington by the illness Of his brother.
Col. w. z. Walton.
Mrs. ]. J. Mccall Of Maretburg was
the week end guest of her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Mccall.
Miss Mabel Gum, of Lexington, rs the
attractive guest of Mrs. II. d. Frye
and Miss Lucinda Lutes.
Mrs. j. Fox Dudderar left Monday
for Indianapolis, Ind. to be the guest
Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. II. Bronaugh. Jr.. of Crab
Orchard, has been the guests OF heI
friend, Mrs. Susan b. Yeager.
Mrs. U. v. W. Darlington and little
daughter Of Huntington w. Va. are
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. ID. Nave and Miss Sarai
Curtis, Of Hustonville. were here THU
week with relatives and friends.
Mr.. T. L. Yantis and daughter. Miss
Allie Of Lancaster. attended the buria
Of Mrs. McAlister here Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Osborne has returned I,
her home at Knoxville. after . visit I,
her mother. Mrs. Charlotte Warren.
| Miss Lucille Hourigan. Of nea
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BRYANTSVILLE

Miss Matte Coulter has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. Celia Armstrong Of Louisville.
came Thursday for n short visit.
DIR. Nelson Mayes Of Paint Lick, was
here for visit to DIR Montgomery.
Messrs. J. c. Williams and J. Hogan
Ballard were in Nicholasville Monday.
Miss Marguerite Voolfolk OF Lexing.
ton. is the guest Of Miss Wayne Lee
Ballard.
Mrs. r. |. Burton and Mrs. Grow
have been at the bed side .of Mrs. X.
l.. Burton.
Quite a number from Hubble attend.
ed services Sunday at the Methodist
church. conducted by Rev. Davis.
Mrs. Belle Davis has returned to her
home in Jessamine after a visit TO Mrs.
c. NJ. Dean and Mrs. W. X. Davis.
Good -four makes good bread. Our
-four is guaranteed to please.
Hudson. Hughes & Farnsu.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. King Of Hyatts-
vilte. were here several DAYS last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard King.
Miss Cecil Bowling Of X. c. W.,
Danville, spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bowling.
Miss Wayne Ballard and guest. Miss
Marguerite Voolfolk, Messrs X. X,
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TEATERSvILLE

Rev. Lacy has just closed two
weeks meeting at New Antioch church.
Miss Iva Raney has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Mike Forbes Of McCreary.
Misses Ida Raney and Charlie e.
more visited Miss Dodo Bourne last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Coy Sanders were week
end guest Of Mrs. Lem Teater. Of
Bryantsvills.
Try our flour. IL Is guaranteed TO
please you.
Hudson. Hughes & Farnau.
Mrs. Mead Teater entertained Friday
at dinner the guest being Rev. Z. C..
Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Bourne and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Gulley. Mr..
and Mrs. Lem Teater. Mrs. Florence
Balltrd and Misses Iva Raney and
Leota Ray,
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r. e. Me Roberts

Mrs. +. W. Pennington delightfully."-
entertained the Rock Club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Danville
avenue. The house was decorated in
chrysanthemum and delicious refresh
ments were served. The tally cards
were democratic sample ballots and the
favors were rooster whistles. which
were quite appropriate as ii was cleo
ton day. There were six tables Of
players.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-11
Remarkable Cure Of Group.

Last winter when my little boy had
Group got him bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. | honestly be.
lieve It saved his life" writes Mrs. j.
b. Cook. Indiana, Pa, lit cut the
pelegm and relieved his coughing spells.
| am most grateful for what this rem
edy has dome for him." For sale BY
all dealers. I'm.