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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice OF Election in Osage
County, Missouri on November
9Th 1916. 10 vote on a proposi.
ton TO issue 100000 OF County =
Bombs for road purposes.

Notice l. hereby given 10 the quail
ned voters Of Usage County, Mo. that
upon petition signed by more than
100 tax-paying citizens of the County.
the County Court Of said County hes
ordered that an election be- held on the
7th day Of November 1918. to deter
mine whether or not the bonds oi the
County, In tie sum Of S3O0.OOu bearing
interest al 5 per cent per ahnunI. shal,
be Issued and sold and the proceed,
thereof used for tie purpose Of grading.
constructing. paving. or maintainir =
paved 3raveled, macadamized or rock
roads, or necessary bridges and culyeris
In said County. and used in the I'M
proyenen, Of the public road. Of the
county. and for no other purpose. Tie
proceeds Of laid bond. to lee kept in a
separate fund to be known Il. the
ROAD CONSTRUCTION FUND"
Said election win hc held in the
same manner that elections are held
for State ani Courty Officers. aud 30
persons will he permitted to vote there.
at, who is 10 qualified To vote for s,atc
and county officers, At the date 81 such
election, 90 Wit; November IN 1913.
Ballot, viii be- furni,hed and on cac!
BALLOT will be printed the words: ,,fn!
Increase I County Indebtedness in H.,
.um Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars for Roal Purposes"
Against idcrAa,e of County lI.Iel,rl-
ness Tor Road purposes"
The voter will erase one Of the pro-
positions submitted. :, e. tc expires, li.
views on tn" question.
The election sill hr held At each #
;ile voting lr,rinrt> in tie CaGat~.
Thi' n"tir- i, given BY order Of the
County Court.
witness MY hand and sea, ot ,ai!
Icuuty Court on tLi. -tL de- III o.t,....
1919.
LAFE VAUGHAN
tlcrS Of tho Couoty Court @: Usage
county. Missouri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
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Nsie itlpn Tara IN letter seote
mihethgiIt. III am poriosn Nittuodl
tvrs nndl Giittoa 0err 5acubur
Shariueder nus btm 9ebn eeidies
ben Scr Seriicrbtnc beaab Htl in
purheraeheuber ,ipte III Der beiien
8siunobeit aui bic Ssiie iur StaaiS.
lair in Geoalia wuros hUrt unupbl
uno beGapbhf nui tcnl Geinrcae
nah 9atbnm INN tort ben Sr. gat.
hnm Der i'm in iriheren Sahren noe.
gen ieircs 9iiertrlsibens behaLbelt
hattC, III tOrialt.r>n. elm ful9erten
RDracn ,uEr5e CT i'm oortiaen 6uiel
ir.aramnle3 lieaenh, IN beputtloiem
Suitarbe uur brm Wette aui rem
SoSer nusReilrett, ecirrbeu. llrb
obne Sepubtieir i:recr in nudl bic
Sbhne rerrn u,O Sernorh, nie nuT
bic tclephonidle 9intrl.ft hin 0as hcr
8ater orrt Gem (u>e nab, nod Vat.
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bemubtloien &atcr ria.t melr ertnrnt
rarben. Gin ic1lcih oou Galiipr
nh b rbeioehulttr Griei:cr ipeubete
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meEtr, nuraui tr ptne rms 9cuuFt.
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eripahntee Seit feline SecIc aus,
bouhte.
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Vramte Der aniabiS OF GclumtuN
iuitallirt.
@iclc Sitter bon Sef1erion Gin,
bel Scr WrleGenbcit bier aulueicno.

am Sunrtaa Wahmitlo murhcn bic
nculih crrahIttn nclien Ncamtcn hic'
haer Columbus Sitter onrt hcn
(ytri;t Tcputu ncrrn Z. { Gpnlrr
non ,ieiIsriOa Ci,u IN itre bctr,ii,rs
be Aem:. eiuGciUhrt Naii U0,Eoa,in
marcn bic hicilacn Niitalic0rr ouiues
irno ua6 nr56sr an Sabl uUdl udrtn
bic tei:dcnoCu Sitter ron ,iciityi0n
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bntw. IOlh @iflits. ret TiiIritt
Iepum !. l. { &uuror. ,fanl 3.
Ruciicr btc Ntrnusa20er urb Goitor
0cs Mliicuri &Ulf5ircuno uNo Sur
3ait lecturer tcI NeIins Gpau;i! Der
aninbt> nj Ga!umblS iii 9ciic:iuu
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12

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GIbcnH tca g2Crtcu uuitrtS nd,ttAru
NraartRmcru TVritp u. ShOtltjUo
mo u,ell bic b;1hcr chi Der 6cri
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rcu irlucr Natu ruS ben SEci lie Gin
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mere -Njliru - ~ Wnblcu ourch'
wCn III Wu,itu. TrS 'catc Ocrr
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Wttl mghr Die Irrrrt,rn Der 9itr.
Staattn an Die craIiihe 0rCEr IL,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12

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ner d 50.
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tsrapiei Gei Gtrian Il oiltemener.
-Ger'dumcr ia nidjt, QaoieS, cadl
bic neueu Eamchhlte ansuiehen bel
6edltel x 0iifemeper.
-2I oertouien: 3ullb.ut
6ereirrb 8ulle Norote alt bel
Ghilip Sreiier.
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nat Stifericr &itp in 9ierit 5eGe
Ter.
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wiedlte hieram Montae @eiddItIi.
Dies nb.
Sri Sutin 95mlcs beanb iidl an
5reitaa ilir mehrt6Risen Seiudl mad
Seii,riou 6'tu.
Die 'raen Serren GIas Senic
un6 geo Seumel maren uuriacn
Spuntaa in Meta.
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tin ipnren teite aui einem gIusIluac
In SciIerIpn Gitp.
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Sobn rpn 0otlbtulun tuaren 3icnS'
taa bier atidditlidjc Neiudlcr
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9eficrlru Gin. beiItlten ibre Wer'
Woubitn bobier am Sonnton.
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bon SIiitrIon Gttp. wartn o,cier
1aae bic Sale ibrtr SernoaOicn.
-1rl. 1rorcis 9RrrtenSmeuer 1T
fur c'neu sueiiutdcntltleu &eladl
i'm SlternlnGitOuu Seiicriun Gitp
bie: nngetUmnen.
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mer rno NlOis g2erner be3aber ,iA
oeitern bsiafS unb Geidlo'tsbaIber
natl Ct. 9Uuis,
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Shouweder. rur Chicago ei' lel ee.
tor:mer beri Ucriipybcucuen &oier Ole
lette Ghre I'll crrueiler. luo om
MuEtoN ric1tr nbaltiit.
Mn bcn NsQrltniiic1 Der ucrit.
3beph0r SdnuntItt unb Nghnaua
9ucbbcrt wnrcr cine III orpEC @n}aa'
Geibraacutcg bttg nuucNcno unl olIc
bier ncNluut wcrScn n lpnucn.
-99otrt0r ten rda'iien hyci VIZ
Mater, Ct,rbcr giopcultcr mn g.
scwber bat lcotr bic WclrCcahci.
Wcibrr ciucS idbntu Mdlrr'1rNa'2
5u preca Gt'u,b,nt Jutl btSutGc0
nri %6rln y rli'cHpt0cr.
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Z. WtNcmcurr aN3 Huttn unb 6rnG
rcnrN rpu.3cH,lt Eao Trl. Iclii
Qhcitnruo Umtr ON Sna't1d IL
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Nnncucr nub ou1trtr 1trtdn,ttu III
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
3amEf.. ApmHl.

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sgir, IL S5,lgs1JG it;u -, Nit,
:rca Zen =. E.,ct,r vua lber tie
prl,:j'i,t,: : attr2ccl iee<1. Ntrr
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yre.42c our S.cri ,mtrer BIZ repltli-
iau,ii'c Ta,C-,,at Der Stiot ct.
2o3j; v2a 2l.oUO 0ui 2,u0J Stim'
n'es q. ,a;irtc. vje S'e Enh IL ia,
ma.il: 3s.gpasnc is set CT u. sHa :
arg btr Ssaet oai rem beuptcotiideR
Sl'nn;St'sl iGi Selnc, b. ipie'cH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
Vim nlisn gSnnDeu,niiiei

bhuplddljh iur &iaul mN Sluu'uieudt
hel Aintnttn mo gHnpru. VytlN Si.2i prr
fa.ti. 9'er'tiIt ptrlIIpt bel
fsvb py'msurr, Nr'tphoIA, 10.
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tiS gum 81. 1ritn,bey Gtr bic @s,t
0cnbcit tabei in rtN NeiiB eiueS iiu
aen NUdtrii,rau'S iii hc!anacH bel
Norinp& j. 0il2tmepe
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12
Mmtnna. GARNER:

SUv Serbian upH Der Niiiirlri
GtantS &ic,r1mtult "a CrlwHtin
,uirH uItr III @tliphNlil nm NitHt
TAO htu i. Sftrb'r rintR %Urul,
ubcr goNpptrthidluit hoI;cr. 81.
Der icmmt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12

-9i,bhnbeyn ctn putem Sant
1ne Santohof Nib sn;siphlsr iih ipl
tsn su hpieu ooer su eeitelleu b
Y. !. Turner. 2iar src.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-10-12

IerS of the Cou.ty Court @: Usage
i, ounty. Missouri.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20
LUKE M'LukE SAYS,

Maybe II Is a good thing that women
do not chew tobacco. Thoy wear their
waists so low thni their chests would
always look freckled
Before You get her she always has
something she wants 10 tank 70 you
about But after you get her she nj
WAYS wants 20 talk 10 YOU about some
thing she hasn't got -s
No small boy and no married man
Is as dlsobcdlcnt ms hc would like 10
be
The reason why some men do not
take care OF themselves liz because
they imagine that II they do get sick
they can always go and buy n bottle
Of patent medicine and get cured
There are volumes OF relief Expressed
In the grunt calculated by a Corn Fed
girl when she transfers her corset from
her own back to that OF chair
woman likes to brng, that she was
the best girl In her class when she
went TO school But man likes "a
brag that he was the worst boy In his
class when he went to school
some women are SO fat that the only
things they can wear ready made are
A, hand bag and an umbrella
Two men met In q saloon One had
taken 10 drink because no didn't get
the girl and the other had taken to
drink because he did get her
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20
GOV. sTANLEY's SPEECH
WELL RECEIVED AT PlkEVILLE

PikeviIle. Ky oct ls--Goy A q.
stanlcy snake 10 n largo crowd OF Dem
ocrats and Republicans AT this place
to-day. His speech was apt and was
heartily appla,Ideds Ha told the truth
and smoke with great earnest ness
Though the rain poured down. stlll this
ana nor sion Democrats frnn cnmint,
from, all parts az the Sount,, 10 hear Tho
good things woodrow Wilson has don.
FOR ihe entire country II now looks
very much IKE Pike county win 90
Danncratic ma nm ~ Novemhcr The
Repiblicans surely feel defent M th1y
seem IN in hiimor Charles F,ypsiye
Hughes speech certainly aid but little
good His assertions Thai wilson = .ad
ministration WIS "a failure was a grand
mistake AZ many Rep,iblics,ns said th,,
kpeyv better Fvcr>bodv who IL l,l,.,,s,
lin ,boir convIctions "a compelled 10 sny
that.it il the hest tho American people
have eyer enfoyed his entire speech
was made mn. OF unfnst criticism. which
made Wilson yotaa He came ~ keep
pike comfy fram going Democratic.
.bnt he failed In his efforts II has been
well said hv mora man ONO VOTE Tor
Xilson Mold yonr tob Nave. paacs and
nlenty or vot, Tor IIngbes lose your
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20
PAT MlLLeTT DEAD.

Parts, KY Oct H. word was rc-
ceiyed by friends IN this city today OF
the death OF p. ]. MilIctt. one OF the
best known racehorse owners and breed
ers In the country, at hospital Ia
Knoxville, Tenn. Thursday night. MIR.
Millctt spent part OF each year on his
farm In this county and had left only
two weeks ago for visit with his sis
ter. Mrs NJ e. GRIMM. at Knoxville. BE-
sides i brother, Thomas Millett, also
Of Knoxville he had no near relatives.
The funeral services and burial viii
probably take place I Knoxville.
The above item VIII Dee read with in
tcrest and regret by many people In
Louisa and vicinity MT Millett was
formerly railroad contractor and did
work on tho construction 81 the Nor
folk \ Western on Twelve Pole. Ha
was genial liberal and popular man.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20
ZELDA.

We are all very sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs, Tillie Perry. She was an
aged lady whom everybody loved. Her
granddaughter Of Portsmouth, came
to her bedside "a few hours before death
came.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cornwel OF
Portsmouth and Mrs. Iona Fremont
are paying home folks visit here,
Steve Curhutte filled his appointment
at Mrs n. J. Humbles Sunday.
Miss Flora Clay of Buchanan has
returned to Zelda, after a long visit
down the river
Fred Kinner went to Cincinnati a
few days ago on some cattle business.
Mrs. Fred Kinner has returned home
after an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. Coon Kinner of Greenup.
Mrs. Charley Woods is Very~il III at
this writing.
Fred Cassidy of Catlettsburg was
the guest Of Miss Flora Clay recently.
Steve Curnutte made his departure
to Paintsville where he will be employ
ed few days. He is much missed in
our community by all the girls Hope
he will return soon.
We are also very sorry to near Of
the death of Mrs. George Potter.
Miss Bertha Curnutte has returned
home after spending a few weeks at
Portsmouth with her cousin, Mrs. Iona
Frtmont
Miss Ruth Meade attended church
here Wednesday night.
Steve Curnutte makes his regular
calls at Fred Kinner's yet,
A crowd Of young folks went chest
nut hunting Sunday
The American scout boys of our place
We're horseback riding and autoihg Sat-
urday afternoon.
Miss Flora Clay called on Miss Inez
Woods Sunday SUNSHINE. :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20

largest fire brick plant In the United
States and Mr. Hitchins Is the manug tr
aud is a very fine, talented man, doinR
a big business. The republican candi.
date for President went through here
yesterday and train stopped FOR THIRTY
minutes TO take water. and many whlk-
ed out 10 see him. but no never got up
out Of his seat nor noticed any one. /
saw MIN through the window These
people are all working people and he
cares nothing about that class, ii seems
from his actions and most of them are
republicans | would not vote for any
man as president who would not mo-
tioe me because was a working man
Some negroes on tho train threw dax4
en- or SO buttons on hope those Eeu
tucldans have grit enough not to notice
them as he did not pay any attention
TO them.
| WAS al jack Whltts burial By the
Mason last week. owe Hin lodge and
part OF Grnyson Ashland and Louisa
lodges and others attended The fu-
neral was preached by Judge Thnrns-
bury County Judge ~ Carter, and WAS
i fine sermon lie is Baptist and so
was Mr., Whit Bin Whit. our cx
Stite senator was his son 1 had known
him a long time
Ny grandson Fred itudglns. who Is
with the Columbia Gas y Electric Co.
making gasoline about miles above
Calottsburg AT N" Ewing place, took
me In his automobile thRt he built him
self TO County Court az GrayR6n Mon
day and visited Mir and Mrs Frank.
Powers, Mrs John Waugh Frank FRA,
ter and all the lpwycrs used 20 know.
there and Roy Neal and wife
GraNson has improved IN tho last Ave
years Il has been Just that long since
was there,
want % ser avery soul lnTouii0i
for Il is the garden spot Of tho earth.
10 me and ! am hamcsiek 20 see every
one Give our Sunday school and bible
class and preacher and brother Kcnrle
son my love. and may God keep us All
well and happy and good tlll we meet
again UNCLE TIP MOORE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20
NEW PLANTS FOR
lRoNToN AND ASHLAND

! Ironton. o. oct ia new Solvay
Coke and by-product plant viii b,
erected in the city within a very short
time. The corporation will be capital.
lied at a million and a half dollars and
the plant will be one OF the most mod,
ern in the country It Is understood
that work Of erection will he begun In
the Southsde within n reasonable time
This has been under way for many
months, but it is now assuming def
mite form.
It is understood that Ashland, Ky,
stands an excellent chance of landing
the eleven million dollar government
armorplate plant. and inasmuch as
Ironton has made united plea as have
other cities In this section, the majority
Of residents Of the entire trf-state sec
ton want Ashland to land IT, Such a
plant would mean tremendous indus
trial development for lronton as well
as Ashland
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GRIFFITH CREEK.

Mrs. George w Owens, who fell and
broke her wrist several days ago, Is
getting along very well.
Capt Tom Vaughan is up from Cat
lettsburg visiting his brother Rex
Vaughan. %
Roy, little son OF U. G. Summons fell
into an open fireplace Friday sustain
ing very bad burns,
Mrs. Blanche Preece spent several
days last week with Ashland and Hunt
ington relatives.
U. G. Sammons has finished filling
siIos in the Chapman section and has
moved his engine and outfit to the
Northup farm and Is filing one for the
Colonel 1924 feet
D. Harold Vaughan Of the SolYay
plant, Clyneside is here taking his va
cation.
II. G.. Cockhurn Of Guelph, Ontario
and H. A. Davis OF Huntington. were
here Thursday giving the mill on the
Wallace tract the big gun" inspection.
Mr., Cockburn is head of one the Do
minons largest lumber concerns, is a
very pleasant gentleman and one with
whom it is both pleasant and interest
ing to converse.
Mrs Virgie Hylton OF Prichard is
here the guest Of Mrs Harvey Belcher.
John Wallace is on Kanawha river
visiting the scenes OF his boyhood, the
second trip since the Sos.
A. II. Perry has moved into his new
home.
r. p. Bartlett was up from Ashland
n few days last week visiting his old
haunts.
j. NJ. Walker, the "Rawleigh Man"
was among us Saturday reporting good
times all over his territory and a good
business.
Was glad to note the Improvement
OF Or. Wrotens health. hope the cool
season will bring back the health of
former days
Mrs. Lon Baldridge spent several
days last week with her parents on
Big Laurel.
Lon Brown had the misfortune OF
getting his bull dog killed by a train
Friday. MUTT. :
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BLAINE.

Mrs. NJ. r. Swetnam and Mrs. George
Swetnam were here over Sunday visit
ing DR. H. II. Gambill and attending
the meeting held by Rev, Stambangh
j, L. Hewlett,s family and g. n. Well
mans family have returned from yis-
1t with their sister Mrs. Sturgell Of
Princess. Boyd county.
Quite number from here attended
the speaking of Fields and Hughes al
Louisa Thursday.
Mrs J. j. Gambill returned TO her
home at McRoberts Monday accompan
led by her father-i in law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lee Gambill of Martha.
Mrs. Belle Rowe of Bridgeport ILL.,,
is here visiting her father, uncle shine
Gambill.
S. W Graham, wife and daughter OF
Tuscola were here Sunday visiting Or.
Gambill
f. r. Moore and family OF Cherokee
are attending the meeting here
Miss Ella Jay Hewlett spent Tues
day with Blanche Osborn.
SMOKEY OOKUMS,
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Locals.
j. Earl Burchett was here Thursday
from Beaver creek.
Homer Salisbury is visiting home
folks.
Miss Nancy Dunn stopped off here
and spent the night with Mrs. c. w
Evans on her way to Charleston, w
i Va.
Mrs Jo NJ. Davidson and guests Mrs
| w. d, Auxier of Salem, Neb., and Mrs
Julia Cooley of Water Gap went to
East Point Thursday to be the guest
of Mrs. ]. c. B. Auxier.
i Mrs. w. II. Powers of AuNier was
visiting Mrs VIM. Dingus last week
! Edna Grace May and brothers OF
II jenkins are visiting relatives here.
Paul II. Eastman was here from Cat
lettsburg last week looking after the
insurance business,
Mr.. SAKE, special agent for the Ac-
tuarial Bureau of Kentucky, was here
4 the latter part of the week.
Mrs. f. A. Stumbo and Miss Sallie
Branham went to Wayland saturday
Mrs. N. D. AuXier left saturday for
buchanan after a few days visit with
i Mrs 10 NJ. Davidson.
w. H May Of Jenkins is here visit
ing his brother. A. j. May on Second
street.
Mrs Nellie Roberts left saturday for
Louisville to visit her sons who are in
the Masonic Home
Mr.. S. c. Ferguson and little dauGh=
ter Helen Marie are visiting in Louisa,
Mrs. Greer, Mr.. Ferguson's mother, will
accompany him home, II
DR. and Mrs. c. w. Evans are in
Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Edith Fitzpatrick is visiting in
Paintsville.
Lon Moles went to lronton Saturday
and returned SUNDAY He was accom-
panied home by Mrs, Moles, who has
been very i'll in the Keller hospital, Her
condition is somewhat improved
c. Y. Lyon is visiting home folks.
Jim Berry of Weeksbury is here hay
ing dental work done.
Mrs. Cora Richardson and Miss Hat
tie Powers spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II. Powers at Auxier.
Mr.. A. j. Davidson has been very
sick at his home on. Second-st
VIII Caudill was calling on the mer
chants Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. n. NJ. White and Miss
Ella Noel were dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. White, Jr. on Monday
j. c. Hopkins is on the sick list.
Mrs Hiram Lafferty is very sick at
her home on Thirds
Nancy Dunn has returned TO her
home at Weeksbury.
Mrs John Gardner and daughters
Anita and Lucy from Salyersville are