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PERSONALS:

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. 3. v. He'd.
rich, Of Pittaboro, n. c., n daughter,
Alma Harris Hedrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcdrick formerly resided here. the for
mer having been superintendent of the
Lassiter Construction company.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Harness have
moved from the corner Of Cleveland
avenue and Main street, TO the U. ~.
Clayton property on Jefferson street.
James Morgan. former chief OF po-
lice Il very IL with acute indigestion
ut his home on High street.
NIsr. Levi B. Harr and children, and
o. j.. Fleming. have returned from
Florida, where they had spent the last
several months.
W.T.. McCaffcrty was business viz,
itor In Grafton yesterday.
DR.. Walter Smith, OF Morgantown.
was hore yesterday, en- route home
from Clarksburg. @
Mrs E. F. Hartley has returned from
New York where she had spent the
last two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
J. E. Watson.
Howard S. Mills. who for the past
two years has been pianlst for the
Ideal theatre, has accepted a position
at the Rex theatre in Brownsville,
Pa.
Mrs. Minnie. M. Martin is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. John King, of Pitts
burgh
Mrs. Clyde H. Neill is ill of grip at
her home on Chicago street.
Charles Hall has been very i'll at
his home at Norwood for several days.
His daughter. Mrs. Ada Moore, of Wal
lace, has been called here by his i'll
ness.
Mrs H. P. Hawkins, who had been
surgical Patient at Cook hospital,
left that institution today and will
spend few days with her parents on
Locust avenue, before returning to
her home in Warrington.
Mrs Pinkney ;Arnett, who had been
Ill with grip and complications, is
slowly recovering.
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them If it is not found the best rem
edy ever used in Severe Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough or Group, and it will
also be found excellent for Bronchial
Asthma and Bronchitis. Besides
these druggists guaranteeing that it
will be the best remedy ever used"
it will likewise be found the most
economical, because one bottle ESQ
cents WORTHY makes full pint (128
teaspoonsfuD of the most excellent
medicine for any Of the above atfec-
lions, when mixed at home with one
pint Of granulated sugar and one.half
pint OF water. 1t makes as much, or
more, than would cost you $500 to
$500 Of almost any Of the ordinary
ready.made kinds, sold in bottles
holding only "a to 80 teaspoonsful. You
will be the sole Judge yourself and un-
der the same positively Money Back
guarantee which the druggists make
for the famous Asthmador. Absolute.
~ no risk is run In buying this rem
edy.
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SHOT down WOMAN
WITH HER HUSBAND N
Adopted Tragic Method For
Putting Stop to Elope-
ment.
tBy Associated Pressl

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. IL
Because she believed that her husband
was clipping with Mrs. Rosa Wood
McN1asters, "a, daughter of B. F. Wood
a well-known West End merchant,
Mrs. Lulu Defoe, "a. shot and killed
Mrs. McMasters on Huntington:Ash-
land street car at the western limits
OF this city at 12:45 o'clock yesterday.
She also attempted. to end the life
of her husband, Llndorf Defoe, a
West End butcher, but was prevented
by the man himself, who wrested the
revolver f-om her.
Mrs. before was led to the belief
that her husband and the other wo-
man were clipping by the fact that
they were on the car together and
had a suitcase with them.
She boarded the car on which she
expected to find the fleeing couple and
took the seat behind them. Taking a
revolver from school satchel which
she carried on her arm, she fired at
Mrs. NfcMasters. The bullet entered
the back Just under the left shoulder
blade and ranged Upward, lodging just
under the skin on the right side of
the neck. Life was extinct in three
minutes. The man turned and seized
the gun in time to save himself.
Constable F. s. Cherrington and
Detective Ernest w. Gauiot were pas
senge-s on the car and placed both
Mrs. before and her husband under
arrest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

W" ~
To George C. Rittenhouse, Admins
traitor of the personal estate OF Sa'
rah Lucinda Rittenhouse, deceased,
plaintiff, and John N. Rtttcnhouse
Albert H. Rittenhouse, Rosa Kin
kaid, Amiziah Kinkaid, George G.
Rittenhouse, Mary B. Rtttenhouse
! Joseph R. Pickett, committee Of
Mary B. Rittenhouse, Joseph h
Prickett, committee OF Sarah Lucin'
da Rittenhouse, William t. Bragg
Mary Jane Rad cliffe, Charles Rad
cliffe and Perry Radcliffe. defend
ants: &#
In the Circuit Court of Marion County
West Virginia, in chancery.
You and each of you will take no.
tice that in pursuance OF a decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Marion County,
West Virginia, entered on the 26th
day of January, 1916, in the ehancefy
cause therein pending wherein you
are the parties complainant and de-
PENDANT, have fixed upon Saturday
the 18th day Of March, 1916, at my
law office in the City of Fairmont
Marion County, West Virginia, as the
time and place for beginning the dis
charge OF my duties under said decree,
VI sMHlGL1 40 GO AoAAV"9s
upon consideration Of all which 1t
is adjudged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be, and the sameis hereby
referred to A. L. Lehman, one OF the
commissioners In chancery OF this
Court, to take, state and report an &C.
count showing:
First. What personal estate the
said Sarah Lucinda Rittenhouse own
4 4E ~ IsnS 1noft the char,
acter and value thereof.
Second. What disposition, II any,
was made OF said personal estate by
the plaintiff, George G. Rittenhouse,
administrator OF Sarah Lucinda Rit'
tenhouse, deceased, and how much, Il
any. of said personal estate Is now In
the hands OF said administrator avail.
able for the payment of any debts OF
the estate OF said Sarah Lucinda Rtt'
tenhouse, deceased
Third. A settlement of the admin.
istration Of the estate OF said dece'
dent by said George G. Rittenhouse,
administrator.
Fourth. What debts the said Sa;
rah Lucinda Rittenhouse owed at the
time OF her death, to whom they are
payable, their nature and their respec'
tive amounts and priorities.
Fifth. What real estate was own.
ed by the said Sarah Lucinda Ritten'
house at the time of her death, its
quantity, description and location.
sixth. A settlement of the &C.
counts of Joseph r. Prickett, commit.
tee for said Sarah Lucinda Ritten'
house, now deceased.
Seventh. And such other matters
as any parties in interest may re-
uuire, the same being pertinent, or
such other matters as the commits
sioner himself may deem pertinent,
whether so requested or not"
At which time and place you arc
required to be present.
Given under my hand this 10th day
OF February, 1916.
A. L. LEHMAN,
j Commissioner in chancery of the Cir.
cult Court of Marion County, West
Virginia.
HARRY SHAW,
NE Attorney for Plaintiff.
Feb. 1924: Mar 80.
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The Y. M. G. "A. needs you,
but you need the Y. M. c. A.
more.
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BIIrth Ammo unclmIent.

x XXI la 6lFLn8 bNHiI0 Nt'S. ''' -
N Announcements have been received
3ofF 1.-THE birth OF a son, orvtlle Murray.
m. Hon. and Mrs.. Grille Murray
I'd their home near Warrington, on ST.
&Ualentine's day.
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LOCAL. SOCIAL. EV IS

IWflsong ana two schi1d ren. Mrs. Russia
|Haught, Mrs. Joe Cowan, Mrs.a sam;
uel BHanght and children, Miss Ethel,
Opal Thelma, and Guy Haught, Mrs:
Babe Riggs. Mrs. Taught received
many handkerchief, which were pre-
scented jby Mrs. Hall, after which 9
nice lunch was served, which consist
ed Of sandwiches, pickles, cake, coffee,
oranges and apples.
Mr. and Mrs. Taught are moving to
Oklahoma. Their many friends are
sorry to see them go and hope some
day they will come back to Fairvtew.
iTacky Party.
The eKystone class of the Sabbath
school Of the First Baptist church will
give .Tacky party this evening at the
home Of Misses Halle and Annie Mar.
tin, on Walnut avenue. Each member
OF the class Is privileged to bring a
gentleman. Those who do not come In
costume for the event will be fined.
Elaborate plans have been made for
the party and delightful time is an
ticipated.
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Mrs. Earl Amos delightfully."- enter.
famed the Young Married Women's
Club on "Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Walnut avenue. The guests
were entertained at needlework ana
tempting refreshments were served
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Ready Fof 9supIpse.lr.

Ready Foe Supper
THE ctiickens suppe TO Rbe3 served to:
niSht by the women of the Central
Christian church af the church. has
occupied for days the attention OF the
beYyS OF women who will prepare and
serve theImealt today. a splendid menu
has been Announced and service Will
begin at $50 o'clock.
Entertained Friends.
q Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Layman of Penn
ByIYanias avenue entertained NUMBER
of friends last evening at a valentine
party: Refreshments were served our
Ing the evening, which was a most en-
5oyable one.
.t Entertained Club.
Mrs. Earl Amos delightfully."- enter
famed the Young Married Women's
clubR on "Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Walnut avenue. The guests
we're entertained at needlework ana
Tempting refreshments were served.
Birth Announcement.
sAnnouncements have been received
3ofEthe birth OF a son, orvtlle murray,
liz. Hon. and Mrs. Grille murray
satftheir home near Warrington, on st.
Valentines day.
Society Guests:
u one Of the largest and most elabo'
rate rnctions of the winter season
was she reception Monday evening"
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. y. moore
at their home on Quarter street 70
celebrate their crystal wedding: ING
shouse throughout was beautituliy uec'
$orated; from tho four corners OF lns
rooms to the chandeliers were Esu
satin streamers. ornamentea WIN cu,
nffls and hearts. The nantes were
banked with ferns and red carnations
and lighted by shaded candles. In the
receiyinC line were MT. and MRS.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. STU
4 rt OF Middleport, Ohio, Mrs. >. .
Moore, Mrs. John Sheriff. OF. Marietta
Ohio Miss Bess Mason, OF Fatrmont,
.sMrsg II. s. Stuart OF Clarksburg, Mrs
IA. n. hutchinson, Of Fairmont, Judge
and mrs. John W. Mason, Rev. and
Mrs. M. S. Compton, of Moundsv1lle'
Mr. and Mrs. Clay E. Blue OF Column
@hus. Ohio, DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Jepson'
Miss Jepson, Mrs. T. Harmonson Eel"
I lows, Of Middleport ohio.-Charleston
Gazette.
Gave Handkerchief shower.
The ladies of the Church OF Cnrist
al Fairview gave handkerchief
shower to Mrs. Samuel Haught at her
home on Williams street on TUESDAY
Feb. is. There we're 48 present IN
GLIDING children. Those present were s
Mr.. and Mrs. omer Toothman' M! MT
and Mrs. Mart Taught, Mr.. and Mrs.
sThomas Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
iPinckney Wilson, Mrs. bessie Mitch
4 Ell, Mrs. Magola Wilson, Mrs. Louie
Moore and son. Mrs. Rose Coniey'
Mrs. Frank Wilson and daughter, MRS.
Jake Burton and daughter, Mrs. Rea-
Z son Fox and daughter, Mrs Elinu
sYost. Mrs. A. M. Hanes, Mrs. H. u;
I Eddy, Mrs. L. L. Morris, Mrs. Fred
Wilson and, daughter, Mrs. Grover
i Conner and two children, Mrs. James
Dawson, Mrs. Ida Hall, Mrs. Russell
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is the question thatis puzzling local
prohi bftion oflicers, and & specialist
Ii iinuors may be Called before Che
aext Grand jury % deeide the Issue.
"a . recent raid upon 9 restauEaas
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EntertaIned. Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Layman of Penn
gsyIYania avenue entertained number
OF friends last evening at valentine
marty. Refreshments were served dur
Ing the evening. which was a most en-
1oyabIe one.
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otacials seized several barrels Of u.
a az. which they contend Is hard cids
a. beliSF sold in violation Of the yea
iaws ME owner contends Il Is eider'
vinegar.
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!. Must Define Hard cider

WHEELING, Feb. 17.-When does
eide. in its hard stage cease to be
hard cider and become cider vinegar,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-18
SMOKEY VALLEY

Camp meeting starts ~ AZ the Bethel
Camp sfRgnds next SATURDAY, aiKht
AuEust isih Everybos i invited
Dave kradIey .sTeai igw 1ith typhald
fever
Msssss Ethel and nofouy CYRUS at
ieadei the funeral - Mr.. BOB Af~rs
We are E1rry d b-alr ~ hs7 dean
Miss irens f7rsrel spsat tne ue-k
end with Miss Georgia Hutchiasn
Mr. MiilArd. Sea apd I'M bradley
and Mit ard F~l.A welinaH we're c.fl-
- THURSDAY q The bsd side n ,brlr
SICK uncle who haH Is ghild Fever
Niss Gma Fletcher called 81 Nf5....
Dorthy and E.ihsl Cirrus SATURDAY nirbt
Nr Mauie Meek ard Georrta TIa,.
sh.son called ~ SrN Grant Robert.
Monday.
Airs Mont Jackson j yiEitnE Aira
HeorE" Diamond THIS Noek
Miss Emma Nlunfcy q vtsJ,j1,- A.
brother WIT in Ashland thgs 49,
y cTnwd from here Il going h j,
attend tbe roi9rcd camp mss,in~ 80.
week az LHuisL
Ethei F.ckrrll 4 With bsr ANA, 49,.
weck. s
Misses Mario Bradley and Irsns t5,t.-
rel called on Marsha Roberts sa,ardsv
Our school Il progressing pst.ly y,
'alS place Miss Esther Alley teacher
DAISY WONT TELL.
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YATssvIuLE

' H.l9Fi ~ Princess i VISITING NJ.
sianHchiidrrn the Cptter girls
James Hughes. who uas 49,, !. ~.
hurt IN runaway ,t,,,,.
weeks ago. Is slowly Improving
Neel number 2 on the land ~ Dor,o.
putting ~ an air conpresser i, ~,
land n Glenn short for The p..r,,r... =,
Pumping all tho wells ~ IN. oli, -,
field W their oil
Wen number / on Nlarv R.n,.
WI number z, on The and n poc,o-
80, ~, N''i he drilled Ia by the la, ~
the present week -
machinery wiz he placed ~, 80,
hntnher 4 on the land ~ A. q Co..
avg g r Vinson during ,he urs ...ss,
Enos ncrcfield ana james SEA-.
hauling quite an amount ~ s,,.'a 49,
n i., ,',n me MorEan's creek sawmill
Misses Birdie and Martin 60,
N,'' " Your town To have SOM. ~.
N' work dome one day las, w..
heh hAmcy and family wcr,, ,,,,,,.,
,'o'l Hadnor w Va. las, moi 49,.
ing the family % T.. q run ~" VISIT
Mrs NJ l. Carter has -
o'''up Tor her health. she con,.rn, ~
sny OF about three months ''''''s
Ml' fickloslmcr runs n .n...
tu'hon'lc nom Louisa Ia va,s...,,,
wv ether points when 40 nss.,.a ~ ~
passengers, "'ouN ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-18
oRIFFITH CREEK

One ~ the worst storms that has
occurred in many years. Il ever e0ual.,i
here. visited this section last Sa,ur-
day doing considerable damage 10 ali
kinds Of crops and washing away much
fence The fine work dnne by the
county on our roads suffered greatly
The FIJI across NeedmGre branch
which was under construction was
washed almost completely out. Al
points where tile and water boxes were
put in low places where uuarmircs
were in winter. the heavy torrents were
too large for the pipe ana the rms
which were stin soft and loose were
badly washed
Born. TO Mr., and Mrs. Andy Cripple
a ten pound girl
Mrs porcia stewart ~ Keno,n \
visiting relatives herr.
pr, Fred u. Marocm Is leaving 10
for Ccredo. w VA lie leaves a r,,5
prac,icc and "a host of friends Who
wish him All the good that fortune can
hcstow, In his W, Va, home. M, r,,.s
To his old home. hoping To build un m
office practica which owing 10 his
state ~ health win ngrce with him
much better than q country practice
Horn, 90 Charley A, Summons and
wife, five and one-haif pound elrl
I.ucy.
Rascom I'nlcy and win of vim
Lear arc hero tho guests VI hla par.
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JAT.IE

Church Ht this place sunday nigh,
was largely attended
Mr. and Mrs Cebran WILSON were
visiting relatives ON Cane FORK sun
day
Dosha Hammond and Nellie L.vdas
were calling on Mrs 81 r Hammond
recently
Martha and Ruth Thompson wrrs
calling on Mrs J. II. Young one day
last week,
Charlie shivei and George perniur
ton attended Snday school ~ Caaey
Falls sunday
Mr. and Mrs John RatelifI. ~ PART
low. were visiting the latters parents
Air. and airs G W Webb. ~ THIS place
sunday
Minnie and Dewey Moore Who have
returned 70 Their home A. Matte
Mss Mona Hale is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Herman Young. u Irish creek
for a few days
Misses Martha Ruth and Eunirs
Thompson were out horse hack riding
Sunday evening,
Mis- Theodore Hammond. Who has
been very sick. 81 Improving
Mrs, A. y. Watson was calling 81
Mrs. l. o Perry recently
MIR and Mrs Henry Young E.rr rs
iting relatives az this place SUNDAY
Albert Smith, who has been Working
at Ashland for tho past few weeks
has returned home.
D. J. Thompson and A. M WATSON
went 10 Louisa last week with a fine
drove ~ sheep and cattle
Sirs Lizzie Hicks was calling on
Mrs Rucie Hammond Thursday.
Dewey Thompson. who has ben
away from home for some time. 8
again shaking hands With hls many
friends al Jattie Gap and says there
Is no place Ike home
Mrs r l.. webb. who has beer yis
itinE relatives a. Portsmouth. has ~
turned home
DR. p, J Thompson and family. ~
Webbville, were here SUNDAY in Their
new Ford
sarah Hillman who has beer It,
Lawt9n Tor some time. a spending al
Few days With home folks here.
Ethel and Nfary Friohsrd we're the
guests Of Ruby Brainsrd sunday
Martha Thompson @as shopping Il
Tuscola Monday
There will BE- church AZ the n y
church Sunday morning. Aug goth 10
Rev. NcNeal. Also the {th saturday ana
al the Holiness Church 81 Rev
Bowling. HONEY SUCKI.ES \,
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VIM. were here from jenkins and were
guests u Judge and Mrs. Butler. They
went from here 90 Prestonsbure 10
spend few days IN their old horne
town.
J. J. Moore Is visiting in Fairmont.
w. Va.
Mrs. Charles Bentley went 70 VIII
hanson. w. Va. to spend some tin'@
with relatives.
w. W. Reynolds. who was indls-
posed "a few days. is able 10 be out
II. 5. Howard is visiting in Floyd,
Va
Mrs. Ed Stephenson, who visited
her parents. Judge ana Mrs. Bennett.
in Greenup returned home aecompa :.
MED by Miss Sallie Bennett
Miss Walker has returned from Okla
homa after three months yisit L. her
father.
C.. c. Bowles returned wednesday,
night from Ashland
Monday Harry Hatcher, u Ashland,
came W for a squirrel hunting irip ~
Big Sandy.
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/.
w. $ Harllins Jr. is in Maysriiie
this week visiting his sister Mrs q.
L Howard
Miss Anna Harris has accepted a
position as stenographer. with the Elk
horn Fuel co.
Miss Susan Porter was here from
Brandy Keg attending the Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs r. a. Hopkins I.ft mi
day via Of the breaks Tor a ten days
visit TO friends and relatives IN Taz-
well Va
Asr. and Mrs. A J. Davidson. Of
Louisville. are the guests % riends
and relatives here,
Mrs! Martha wOmack and three
children are here from West Liberty
visiting Mr and Mrs. J. c. Hopkins
Miss Lesta Stephens is very III at
home on lower cross street
Misses Ella Noel white and visitors
Misses Augusta Jacox and Della Harper
were the dinner guests Of Miss Ruth
Davidson on Tuesday
Mrs Mary D. Allen was at wayLaud
Monday and Tuesday OF this week
Miss Josephine Cooley and nellie.
Allen have returned from visit a.
friends at Laekey
Mrs. Ralph FItzpatrick Is visiting
DR.. r Il. Lsete and family on Second
Street
Mrs. Chas oppenheimer left Thurs
day for a visit to relatives al Olive Hill
Her three children who viii return TO
the Masonic Home oompanied her
Mr. and Mrs Fred Irwin win leave
this week for Sterling W. Va. where
Mr. Irwin has accepted a position a.
electrician with coal co.
Mrs Minerva Loar. % Jenkins, has
returned home after a visit 10 her sis
tiers Mrs KATE Burchett and Mrs
Alice MorreIl
Sfrs. T. p. Johns, who has been yery
sick, is able 20 be out again.
I'd Burke and Henry Patrick are
in Cincinnati this week.
Mr. and Mrs W s Hargins left Wed
nesday Tor Old Sweet Springs, ". va
for ten days 81 recreation. They were
Joined by their son. Scott. AT Ashland
Miss Martha Piersitt. Of Mt Sterling.
and John ri LayHe. 81 WaylaHd. are
visiting Ruth Davidson this week
Mr. Shurtlen. of Boston. is here In
the interest OF the Goodman Machinery
Co. OF Chicago.
Sir. and Mrs. c. W. Evans left Wed
nesday for a two weeks visit with Mrs
n c. Siernberger. AZ Toledo. o.
r D. Davis is in Huntington this
week
W H-~LayHe IS Transacting business
In Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Davidson. Oscar
and Claude Stephens Misses Mabel
Fanny and Marion Mayo and Mrs n 4
d Fitzpatrick attended the funeral Of
Mrs Rebekah Clark al Allen wednes-
day
Mrs. \. J. Davidson entertained 10
dinner on Wednesday Mrs. Martha
Womack and two children Of West
Liberty. Ky.
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Tour New England States.

Mrs. ]. C. c. Mayo. and son John and
daughter Margaret and little Miss Is
ter Preston daughter Of Postmaster
C. n Preston left in the Mayo car this
week for Portsmouth. o. where they
will be Joined by DIT. Peter OF Po-Js-
mouth nd from there they viii go on
to Columbus Ohio where ,Ir. and Mrs
Rathburn viii join the party IN tEe
party is also Mrs Carl Kess Of Har-
tington- This auto party viii go 70
Buffalo. Niagara Falls and from there
will tour the Eastern States in their
machines. not returning until the mid
die OF September.
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School Opens

Aug. % Is the dat 5-ssr7;ei Tor the
opening OF our city schools John
shaw viii be al The had - TIE High
school T } Hendricks TriacgTsl and
y. " station assistant pruC pal - the
graded school
Mr.. " 9 Th0rnhury has braaln l-ysf
and is critically i'll Hts h0n- IL Va
Ashland but bis. family had bsHn 80
P.keytIH for same ame trfapdrar.i5
lie travels fGr grocery c,inspaEy {
Ashland
Rev. c. = OJey has gone 70 Hlaess-
burg. Va. % visit has pid home tie
was accompanied hy his wife ard tva
children t.E
Miss ora Hatcher II C'oIeEe street.
has fewer .... =.
W H. Yozt ard s1r. ~ raileitz-
blrs. visited relatives b-rs This W~sE
) J., Christy ind ", } Ers,,gTista
Supt. 81 mines IL Heller, transacted
business hire Monday