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harness $500 by oiinR it? How much
will it cost to do it? 1t is waste of time
to go to town three times a week when
proper planning will make one trip answer
the same purpose.
Certainly, things will come up unex.
pectedly. but Just as certainly, lot Of
definite things are going to happen. The
farmer has to deal with the unknown as
we'll as the known and it is tho fortunate
farmer who knows enough about his busi-
ness to plan. with certain degree of ao-
curacy. the work which is to come. He is
the man with sufficient foresight to see
and arrange to meet not only those things
which are sure to come. but those which
he may expect to come.r-O. S. Rayner.
Colorado Agricultural College.
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SWAT THE FLY

The early fly is the to swat 1t comes before the
weahers hot and sits around files its legs and lays
least million eggs, and every will bring fly to drive
crazy by and by Oh! every fly that skps
will have five million and daughters and countless
first and second COUSINS and and unces
dozens, and billion nieces knock the blamed
thing all to pieces
And every niece and aunt-unless yon swat them
they cant-wi lay enuff dodgasted eggs to fill ten five
gallon kegs, and all these eggs, hies, twenty
trillon flies And thus it goes, endless chain, all
swang is in vain unless do swatting soon, from
April until eary June So and brothers. let rise;
grid up ons and he-ies sisters leave your
cozy bowers where you have wasted golden hours;
ardor in souls and roll up sleeves and swat
the fies.-Walt Mason.
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Another Drainage Dis trict

Encouraged by the evident success of
the May valley drainage district, owners
of farm lands in the vicinity Of Wiley are
now taking steps to organize distric ct in
that vicinity. The necessary petition has
been prepared and is now being circulat-
ed with good success. Much valuable
land in the Wiley territory will be reclaim
ed If the improvement is carried out.
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PLANTING SEASON is ON
Great Scarcity of Sugar Beet Seed
May Cause Reduction of Acreage
in Some Places

III some flaCeS
Thruout the sugar beet belt of
the country planting is now in
progress. There is an unpreced-
ented scarcity of beet seed. due to
the British Orders in Council,
which have shut out all importa-
tions from Germany, and as rs
per cent of the sugar beet seed
the Uuited States secures abroad
comes from Germany, it is obvious
that the scarcity is serious.
1t will be recalled that last sum-
mer, when the prospective short
age of seed was ahead of them,
American sugar beet interests ap-
pealed to the UnitedStates govern
ment to assist them in obtaining
seed from abroad. The British
government was appealed to and
agreed to allow shipments to come
thru from Germany, but the
Kaiser sought to play politics with
the situation by reqIliring that the
seed should be paid for in food
stuffs or cotton. The British gov
ernment, of course, refused to agree
to this. Finally Germany, "as
special courtesy to the United
States" agreed to permit the ex-
portation of $4,000 bags of seed
without requiring that it should
be exchanged for footstnffs or cot
ton. This, of course, was a mere
bagatelle as compared with our
actual requirements.
The beet sugar companies then
turned their attention to Russian
beet seed and it is now announced
that 50, 900 bags of Russian seed
will shortly 7be on its way from
Vladivostok to the United States.
1t is doubtful, however, if much
of it can reach this country in time
for this years planting.
This is the first considerable
importation of Russian beet seed
into the United States aud while
that which has heretofore been
imported has given. satisfaction,
much interest will be manifested
in the results obtained from the
seed now ell route.
There has been an impression
that Russion seed does not com
pare favorably with that grown in
Germany and Austria, but in re-
cent Investigations made neces-
sary by the present situation. it
was found that while Germany and
Austria were supplying the United
States with 81 per cent of our for
eign seed supply, they were at the
same time importing large quaint
tiles of Russian seed. if not for re-
export to this country, at least to
take the place of the seed sold us.
For instance, in 1918 Germany ex.
ported $50, 900 bags of sugar beet
seed, lOI, 800 bags of which came
to the United States, while during
the same year she imported 20S,-
65S bags of seed from Russia
nearly half the total amount of
seed she exported.
With this knowledge, American
beet sugar companies decided to
try Russian seed. In order to get
it, labyrinth of war ''red tape"
had to be gone thru with and
bonds aggregating Sl,00O,OGO will
be paid by the beet sugar COM
panies if single pound Of the
1000 bags of Russian seed or
single pound of sugar should be
re-eXported within the next three
years, or during the continuation
of the war.
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EASTER SUNDAY
Will Be Fifty Observed with Special
Services of Song and Sermon in
Various Churches


Ring happy bells of Easter time!
The world takes up your chant sub
lime:
"The Lord has risen!" The night
Of fear
Has passed away, and heaven draws
near;
We breathe the air OF that best cline
AT Easter time.
Ring, happy bells Of Easter time!
Our happy hearts give back your
chime:
1.-THE Lord is risen!" We die no
more!
He opens wide the heavenly door;
He meets Us, while to Him we climb
At Easter time.
i urv I areon,
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Easter will again proclaim its
message to the world on Sunday.
April 23. In city and country; in
art-domed cathedral and isolated
church; in mansion and cabin will
be sung in harmonious cadence,
something soft and low, and, then
again, in accelerated movement,
the glad tidings of Eastertide, with
its message of the day and to the
days toilers, "Christ is riesn!"
Upon Easter Sunday the Knight
Templar thruout the world cele-
brate the resurrection with relig-
ious observance followed by feast
ing and gladness. The members of
Palestine Commandery follow this
old.time custom by meeting in La
Junta and Rocky Ford upon alter
nate years. This year it is the
turn of our neighbor city, SO the
Rocky Ford Templars will next
Sunday morning don their full re-
gala and journey to La Junta,
where they will join their COM
mandery and march to one of the
churches for Resurrection morn
services. Following the service
the visitors and their ladies will
be the guests of Palestine Com
mandery at banquet.
Following is the Easter calen-
dar in the Rocky Ford churches:
BAPTIsT-CHRISTIAN
Morning sermon by DR.. Crawford on
1.-The Resurrection of Jesus"
Evening cantata by the choirs,
instead of the regular evening SER
vice. The cantata will be of special
interest to lovers of good music.
METHODIST
9:45 a. m.-Special Easter hour for the
Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Sermon by DR.. Lee on Life
and Immortality.
selections from victory DIVINE OF
the sacred cantata by j. Christopher
Marks:
Prelude the Garden" "He Was
Wounded. "God So Loved heWorld"
Behold! There Was Great Earth
quake'-Mrs. C. C. Brown, violinist;
Mrs. Stout, organist.
Solo-"The Wondrous Dawn" Brown
Mr.. Paul Lee, Eaton
Anthem-"H Hail, Joyous Morn" Bassford
Solo by Mrs. ]. W. Bowman
Offertory-"At the Tomb" "-
Organ and violin
Soprano recitative and air-"As 1t
Began toDawn" with violin obligata
Mrs. j. w. Peery
Bass obligata-"Fear Not" -
DR.. Stout, with quartet accompani
ment Mrs. Peery, Miss Sanford, John
Richert and Walter Swink.
Choral-'The Lord Is Risen from
the Dead, by the choir.
Finale-'.Death Is Swallowed Up
in Victory, by the choir.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic meeting with
aar,,or ~, ssCh,lI We ;,,a r,;p1''
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ST. JOE Will
Play The CUBS
Game With Western League
Team on May Third
HOME TEAM LOSES
THE OPENING GAME
But Rocky Ford Bunch of Ballplayers
Have "Got Their Swing" and
Will Make Good

VIII Make Good
Herald the glad tidings to all
lovers of the great American
game that arrangements have just
been completed for an exhibition
game of baseball between the st.
Joe team of the Western League
and the Rocky Ford Cubs, which
will take place upon the local
diamond on Wednesday, May 3.
This is the first time in the
baseball history of Rocky Ford
that a big league team has been
engaged to meet the local team
and it is an honor that comes to
but few cities of twice our size, 80
we'll surely close up shop and
turn out in force to show that we
appreciate it.
From now until the time of the
big game the Cubs will practice
regularly, and they'll make good
showing against the Drummers,
even if "Jawn' Jackson-our
home boy who is reported to be
making good with st. Joe
should be in the pitchers box
against his old comrades.
Opening Game Hot One
A large and enthusiastic bunch
of fans were out on Sunday to wit
ness the exhibition game between
the Rocky Ford Cubs and the
Taub Bros. team of the Pueblo
mi-Pro league, which was won
by the visitors by the score of
4 to 3.
1t was a well PLAYED game for
the opening of the season and in
teresting up to the last minute
aud the visitors pulled out ahead
in the ninth inning on base on
balls, a two base hit and two
errors.
All of Rocky Ford's new play
ers were in the game and made a
good impression with the fans.
That the management has used a
great deal of care in selecting
the players was clearly shown
and not weak spot appeared in
the lineup.
Desiring to try out all of the
men Manager Knause used three
pitchers in the game. Williams
started the game for Rocky Ford
and pitched invincible ball and
during the three innings that he
was in the box not a Pueblo man
reached first base. Renell twirl-
ed the next three innings and al
lowed but one score. Outfielder
Cochran was put in to finish the
game and did very well until the
ninth inning when aided by
couple of errors the visitors push
ed three men across the rubber.
Rocky Ford scored twice in the
first stanZa and once in the sixth.
Shoemaker pitched a good game
for the Taubs and was particular
ly steady after the first inning.
The score:
PUEBLO
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Homespun Verse

Homespun Verse
One day Adam and Eve were workin'
and weedin'
AS happy as chicks in the Garden of
Eden,
When "Ad," with no inkling of future
distress,
Suggested that his Eve should have a
new dress;
And ever since then we've been striv-
ing to dress 'em
And working for clothes for the
women-God bless 'em.
d. Il. w.
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time, died very suddenly Thursday
morning, the 3oth, at that home
The body was taken to Sherman for
interment. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO the bereaved family.
NJ. and Mrs. Ira phelps ss.tertain-
led sitb 4 Thaaka Ing alaaer The
guests were Misses Ada Carter, An
nie Leona Ellison d Ed Justice.
Miss Ruby Walton attended the
box supper at Nasf Saturday night.
Mrs Ernest Los has returned
from pleasure Il D TO Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Miss Paralee Hoover spent Satur-
day night with Flossie McKoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Roebuek and
family OF South Prong attended
church here Sunday night.
Mrs. Mollic Hampton has moved
back to her old home after having
lived tn Waxahachie for several
months.
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP n0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Culds. it's Splendid.


In one minute your clogged nos
iris viii open, the air passages of
your head viii clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking.
snuffling, blowing. headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarrh will be
gone.
Get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply little Of this fragrant, anti
septic. healing cream In your nos
trils. Il penetrate through every
air passage Of the soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief CON S instantly.
It's just fine. Dor stay stuffed
up with cold or mast eatarrh-re-
lief comes Quickly-taay)
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SOUTH PRONG.

Last Sunday VIII be day long TO
be remembered by most every one
OF this eommuni y. There was plen-
ty of dinner or all present and
there vas iarg. crowd. The house
was full and as many in the yard.
Mr.. Prestridge ma le short talk on
Thanksgiving. thei the remainder of
the day was spen' In singing. there
being several good leaders here from
different neighborhoods. Among
them we're Prof Pearson and Sid
Whitefield.
Rev. Prestridge spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe jenkins.
Several from Waxahachie attended
the singing here Sunday, among them
being Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cox, Mr.. and
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PLAINyIEw.

j. NJ. Alsup and family took
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coleman of Dallas
Mrs. Mae Craig of Grand Prairie
is visiting her brother, Lee Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillentine have
moved to Golfers Chapel. We re-
gret to lose these good neighbors.
Misses Eta Jeanes. Tee and Kate
Curry visited home folks Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Alvira Graham spent Satur-
day night with Miss Jennie Alsup.
Mrs. Frank Roberts of Waxaha-
chic spent Saturday night with her
lneice, Mrs. jim Alsup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Morse enter
tanned the young folks Saturday
night
Lee Warren and family, Milton
Craig and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Wooten of Grand Prairie. Jim Al
sup and Misses Alvira Graham and
Jennie Alsup went to the singing al
South Prons Sunday.
| Miss Grac Gurley is visiting al
Corsicana.
i Miss Lilli Norman of Bethel was
1.-THE guest o her sister, Mrs. w. d
Horn, last eek.
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IKE.

Most everybody is fixing for farm
ing. Several have already begun
blowing.
T. B. McAlester and family of
Ike attended church at Boyce sun
day
Some few attended the singing at
South Prong Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebhers and children
visited his brother near Sardis sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baumgardner
we're shoppirg in town Saturday.
There vii be preaching at this
pla saturd nirht and Sun day and
sunday nigl everybody invited
to come an bring some che with
YOU.
Mr.. Mccs they has taken posses
sion of the old home of Mr.. league.
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URIC ACID POISONING.

The most eminent physicians rec
ognize that uric acid stored up in
the system is the cause of rheuma-
tism, that this uric acid poison is
present in the joints, muscles, or
nerves. BY experimenting and analy-
sis at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute in Buffalo, N Y, DR.. Pierce
discovered a combination of native
remedies that he called Anuric-
which drives out the uric acid from
the system, and in this way the pain,
swelling and inflammation subside.
If you are a sufferer from rheuma-
tism, backache, pains here or there,
you can obtain Anuric at any drug
store and get relief from the pains
and ills brought about by uric acid.
Swollen hands. ankles, feet are
due to dropsical condition, often
caused by disordered kidneys. Nat
urally when the kidneys are derang-
ed the blood is filled with poison
GUS uric acid which settles in the It's
sues of the feet, ankles, wrists or
back as uratic salts; or under the
eyes in bag-like formations.
1t is just as necessary to keep the
kidneys acting properly as to keep
the bowels active to rid the body of
poisons.
The very best possible way to take
care of yourself is to take glass of
hot water before meals and an An
uric tablet. In this way it is readi-
ly dissolved with the food, picked up
by the blood and finally reaches the
kidneys. where it has cleansing
and tonic effect.
Step into the drug store asd ask
for a 50-ceat package of Anuric, or
send DR.. Pierce 10c for trial pack
age. Anuric-many times more po-
tent than lithia, eliminates uric acid
as hot water melts sugar. A short
trial will convince you.-(adv.)
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rt,lsREsToN.

REV. Dupont filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday at the Bap-
list church.
Mr.. aud Mrs. spurgeon Brooks aud
little son. william Galloway. 81 Mt,
pleasant, Tennessee. have me cd to
this place where they win make their
future home. Mrs Brooks VIII be
remembered as Miss Ruby Tate. the
daughter Of u G. Tate.
Rev. and Mrs. Dupont. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Adkins and Mr.. Jones
we're Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mira.
v. G. Adkins,
Miss Ethel Nemcome. who Is at
tending school al Denton, was with
her parents last week.
Miss Ellis, who attends school at
Milford visited her sister, Mrs. Erby.
last week.
ar. and Mrs. Jim Donley Of Nash
attended church here Sunday night.
wilmer Davis and sister. Miss 10y,
ard rarrar Briggs OF South Prong
attended church here Sunday night.
A party was given at the home of
Nj. aud Mrs. Marsh Dugger Thurs
day night. A large crowd was pres
ent, and enjoyed very pleasant eve
ming. Misses Juanita Harris, Lottye
Aiming and Flosgie NfKoy assisted
In entertaining.
Quite number of young folks at
tended the singing at South Prong
Sunday.
Miss Doris Garter spent Saturday
night with Miss Juanita HARRIS,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marks of Nash
spent few hours Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Neal Marks.
Mrs. Sarah i. Burke, who has been
with her san. John Stuart, for some
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Grace and Mace Delk and Lois
Cox accompanied Miss Emma Brateh
Ter to her home at Italy to spend
Thanksgiving.
Our Thanksgiving service at the
church al IL o'clock was very well
ATTENDED, Uncle Josh Delk made 3
good talk
Remember sunday and at night
win be Rev. Wagner's appointment.
Misses Mary Moore and Thelma
Purieson OF waSahachie spent Sat
urday night ana Sunday with Grace
Delk.
THANKSGIVING dinners were very
few MS turkeys were scarce. Mrs.
l.. b. Carter gave a dinner with
only q few friends present
Dr and Mrs. joyce we're sunday
guc AZ Nr ard Mrs 4 my Hawks
Ms. Tin carvin ana children spent
Thaaksglvinc with MI. anu Mrs. wm.
n. Raiues.
Mrs. Arthur Patrick and baby Of
Waco spent Thursday to Sunday with
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SEEMS EVERYONE
HEARD ABOUT IT
All Want to Try New Drug That
Dries Tn Corns So They Lift Out.


Good news spreads rapidly ard
druggists here are kept busy dispens-
ing freezone, the recent discovery of
Cincinnati man, which is said to
loosen any corn so it lifts out with
the fingers.
A quarter of an ounce costs very
little at any pharmacy, but is said
to be sufficient to rid ones feet of
every hard or soft corn or callus
You apply just a few drops on the
tender, aching corn and instantly the
soreness is relieved, and soon the
corn is SO shriveled that it lifts out
without pain. 1t is a sticky sub
stance which dries when applied and
never inflames or even irritates the
adjoining tissue.
This discovery will prevent thou
sands of deaths annually from lock-
jaw and infection heretofore result
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Mrs. Louis Giles. Mr.. and Mrs II, ].
Bruce and little son. William Henry.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Chiles and
little daughter. Agnes D.. and Mr..
and Mrs. West.
Mont Carroll and family have
moved into our community and live
in the house with Mrs. j. T. Carroll,
Miss Eugene Smith spent Thanks
giving with her uncle. Felix Jones,
OF Waxahachie.
Mrs. w. y. Chnes and little
daughter. Agnes D., spent from
Thursday until Sunday with her pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Hankins
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Robertson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pigg of For
reston attended the singing here
Sunday.
Miss Edna Miller and her brother
Walter, attended singing here Sun
day.
Mrs. Ed Burgess is visiting hel
mother. Mrs. Miller, near the Falls
There were several from Nasf
attended the singing Sunday.
Every one is invited to the DO,
supper TO be given at this place Sat
urday night.
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ing from the suicidal habit of cuttin
corns.-( adv.)
GIANTS VS.. TIGERS IN THEIR
SPRING TRAINING CAMPAIG.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE fl
lowing spring scheadle of the Ne
York Giants and the Detroit Amer
cans was given out by the manag
ment of the Giants, ten of Il
games to be played between Clan
and Tigers:
March 3 and 4--Giant Colts '
Dallas at Dallas.
March 10 and I1--Giant Reg
lars VS.. Dallas at Dallas.
March 81 and April 1---Giants '
Tigers at Dallas.
April 2-Giants vs.. Tigers
Wichita Falls.
Ajril S-Giants VS.. Tigers at O
lahoma City.
April 4-Giants vs.. Tigers
Tussa, Ok.
April Giants VS.. Tigers
Wichita, Kans.
April Chants vs.. Tigers
Manhattan, Kan.
April and S--Giants VS.. Tige
at Kansas City, Mo.
April S-Giants VS.. Tigers at 4
dianapolis, Ind.
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her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. E.
Middleton.
Thanksgiving day was home COM
ing day for all Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Middleton's children and srand-ehil-
dren.
Mesdames ]. f. Kelly and Paine
Workman spent Thursday in Waxa-
hachie, guests OF relatives.
r. ]. Delk and c. M. Beckner
went to Milford Sunday.
Walter McElroy and family of
loyills spent Sunday hero, guests
los Francis Turner ard family.
- W. Puler and family went to
Dallas Thursday and visited rela-
ltiyes until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Miracle of
Wilmer and Mr.. and drs. A. c. Myra-
Gle of Waxahachie spent Sunday here,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Jordan.
! Uncle Wilson Armstrong of Oak
is spending few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bynum.
Mr.. Armstrong is in his eightieth
year. lie attended prayer meeting
here SUNDAY n'sht. making a nice
talk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Burns gave a
turkey dinner with only relatives
Ipresent--Mr. Billingsly and children
OF wichita, Kansas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Boyd and others.
Rev. Bell of Waxahachie will
preach at the Methodist church here
on the third Sunday at o'clock p.
M. Everybody come out.
! j. ". F'leeman and family spent
Thanksgiving at Avalon.
Miss Jessie Berry spers Saturday
might with Miss Norfleet Grimes
| Miss Ada Fleeman was with Grace
Delk Sunday.
Miss Jessie Kirk of Midlotf ian
was here Sunday afternoon attending
the singing.
Now remember that Sardis people
would like to have some help with
these occasions. A large crowd is
always present listening but not many
helping. Now the next will be the
first Sunday in January. Be present
with tuned voice.
Fin Garvin and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Garvin's parents near
Midlothian.
j. r. Kelly and Gordon Cox left
Monday for trip to the Trinity river
coon hunting.
Bill Stephenson of Waxahachie is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fin Gar
vim at this time.
Misses johnnie and Laura Kirk
land. Jewel Kelly and II. j. Bennett
took dinner with MIR. and Mrs. j.
/ #. Tidwell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. High and chill
dren OF Waxahachie and b. l.. Joyce
of Dallas spent Thanksgiving with
Or, and Mrs. Joyce.
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REMOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS
One package proves Il. Sold and
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Mrs Gardner and Miss Hildren

Mrs Gardner and Miss Hildren
Gathard called on Mrs. Wade Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Lola Wagner is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Wade. this week.
Earl Wagner was called to the bed
side 9f his father Saturday night
The school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely. We have large
school this year.
Sunday school every Sunday at
both churches at 10 o'clock. Every
body come and bring some one with
you.