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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-22

Mrs. J. D. Kirven was bos,a.. :,
the members. Of the THURSDAY ,,r,
American beauty roses we're ON.
ployed in the decorations. Six ~.
pies were arranged for the game q,
forty-two. Guests were Miss Bay
Bennett Mrs. Forrest Upshaw. Mrs
Earle Brown. Mrs Joe Jarrett. Mr.
VIII Farley. Misses Wine McCar-.
ney. Clara BOYD, Frances Moore
Lillian and Edith Roger. and Mrs
Will Cleghorn. Refreshments com.
sisted OF marshmallow pudding. sal
ad, olives. crackers. and ice 10,
Mrs, j. ID. Kiryen and Miss Sanie
Lee Shelton hade high score
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-22
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
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Christian Endeavor.

At the Central Presbyterian
church, April %, 1916.
Topic-"The Lessons OF Our I'm
mortality" Rorl. s:1-23.
Leader-Miss Burks.
We shall live forever because God
said so: that is reason enough. Be
cause every soul is to live hereafter
We ought TO be sure that every one
thar we love or know or can reach
ia ready to live for eternity In
heaven. II We really believe in the
immortality OF tho soul. we ought TO
Re earnest soul winners for Christ
Every christian would do well 70
ask him or herself this personal
question. What have done TO win
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-22
'Dadson's Liver Taas" Is Harmless II
Clean Your Sluggish Liver
snd Bowels.

Tight Calomel makes you sick. It's
a0rrhle' Take do~e 81 the dangerous
rug tonight and tomorrow you may lose
1 days work.
Caiomei is mercury or quicksilver
shich causes necrosis Of the bones.
Galomsl, when u eoHes into contact
with sour Bill. crashes into il. breaking
up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and eramping. II you are slug
sish and all Knocked out" il your
Iiser ia torpid and bowels eonstipatet
or You have headache, dizziness coated
tongue, II breath Is bad or stomach sour,
just Try spoonful OF harmless Dsdsor's
Liver Tone tonight on my guarantees.
For sale By Curl
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Diploma Recital.

The following announcement has
been sent out: Gesner Higgins hi.
ploma Recital. Tuesday evening
April %, Trinity University audito.
rum. Impersonations Of The Prince
Chap, Edward Peple. Musical mum
bers also. The public is cordially
invited.
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birthday Dinner.

-o,resentative of this paper
vac quite fortunate on Thursday last
have the pleasure of a dinner
,.o,;on at the elegant home OF
: n callens on w. Marvin avenue,
- the children of Mrs. Jane
MARSHALL celebrated her 18th birth
day.
The center piece for the table was
,,outifnl bouquet of white roses
..;ob was symbolic of Mothers
n.ys The table was bountifully
.rnnlied with many good home-cook-
:, dishes. like mother" used to
raks and the entire company
,rasent enjoyed one of those old
s,ssioned spreads we all love so
uou At the table we're four genera
ions represented.
Those present were her brothers, j.
n rutherford of Austin, and w.
| u Rutherford OF WaXanacnle. Her
children present were ]. M. Caflens
and wife of Rocket, G. w. Callens
and wife of Waxahachie and Mrs.
Sarie Reasonover of Rocket.
The grandchildren present were
purton Reasonover and wife of
Rocket, and Roy Gallons and wife
| Of Waxahachie.
The great grandchildren were
Iclyde Reasonover and Roy Callens
J.
Mrs. Marshall leaves early in next
week for Duncan, Oklahoma, where
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Oliver.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-22

Christian Endeavor. April %.
Lesson OF Immortality. Romans
6.1-23.
1. The peoples teaching of inn
mortality--Miss Ross.
2. The apostles teaching of i'm
mortality Boyce Farrar.
3. Jesus teaching of immortal
ty- Miss Ruth Musgraves.
4. The proofs OF Jesus resur-
rection-Lynn Roebuck.
s. How immortal beings shild
live-Miss Gladys Lee.
6. Special usie.
Mrs. j. II. Meredith, leader
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Entertain Evangelists.

MI. and Mrs. T. j. McDade enter
FAed with a lovely luncheon Tues
~ honoring Rev. and Mrs. Hauden-
Fnleld and Mr.. Pugh. Other guests
Fuuded Dr.. and Mrs. Horace
|Slop, Rev. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr..
Pd Mrs, Allen Lasswell. and C. A.
|HASey, of Palo Alto, Cal. The CEN
4 piece was a vase of American
fal'y roses. Place favors were
|epe baskets filled with assorted
indies.
L. Green, president of Wes-
'Oiiege at Greenville, was in the
II yesterday.
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The women OF the Baptist church
VIII render "a missionary program at
the church Monday At 330 O'Clock.
Mrs Parker. a returned missionary
or Brazil. ~iil be present aud make
a talk TO the ladies. II Is very much
desired that every woman be pres-
ent, nor only 20 hear the program
but Co hear Mrs Parker's address
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preach at both services The sum
Gey school win meet a. a;ts a. m.
aad o = f. at zoe p N cur
friends are asked % notice the
change IN time Of tbe evening ser-
Vices.
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Society
Miss Matte Middleton.


wednesday afternoon from
81, o'clock Marion, Josephine
'Ou' s,uart Lumpkins entertained a
,'- of their neighbors with an
-. - Marty. Thirty-six children
49, - the occasion. Games and
cry. ope hunts we're enjoyed on
- ,,un. Ice cream cones were
y" - Faster Dummies and chickens
ore given as favors.
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some immortal soul to Christi" Sin
pays wages, but not the wages of
life II so lavishly promises, lis coin
is counterfeit and it's wages is death.
We meet at 6;30 o'clock and You
are cordially invited to meet with US.
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Central Presbyterian.

Sunday school al 9 IS a ~ The
eyangelists will conduct three ser
services III a. m. . .. IN for men
only. aud Ts0 b. M This wili be-
the last day OF the special meetings
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after a visit to Miss verna Erwin
on Marvin avenue Mrs. John Kar-
her and Miss Erwin accompanied
Mrs, Woods to Dallas. returning
yesterday Afternoon.
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Bullar,i Heights Mission.

The young men OF Trinity Y NJ
G. A. will speak In the evening A
cordial invitation 10 the public.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-22

Miss Harlan Miller, who is at
tending school at Wellesley college,
has made such grade as TO entitle
her to the Durant scholarship This
is the highest scholarship in Welles-
ley college. and contestants were
from every state in the union.
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Wayahachie Music Climb.
Program for April %. at 4 o'clocl
Scandinavian Music

Program for April %, at 4 O'Clock
scandinavian Music.
1. Influence of scandinavian
geography upon its music.
2. Folk music of the respective
countries.
3. Causes for Scandinavia's be-
lated advent into musical world.
4. As far as possible. divide
music of each country into periods.
5. Mention a few of most emf
rent composers. and discuss their
value in development of national
music.
6. Name some lesser musicians.
and state reason for noting them.
Women musicians of Scandinavia.
Z. Contributions to violin music.
8. To what school of music does
that of Scandinavia, in it's present
state, belong? What is the form
most cultivated? Us there one
school of scandinavian musie2
8. Evidences in scandinavian
countries of interest in musical cul-
ture.
10. Scandinavian musicians in
America.
MABEL SMITH, Leader
:. Program.
Impromptu $3.50. Backer-Groudahl
To Spring Grieg
The Butterfly ....... Grieg.
Miss Bates.
With a Violet ........ Grieg
o, Love of Mine ....... Greig
Mr.. Graham.
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Dr. Stockton Arson of Rice Insti-
tute, one of Americas foremost lee
turers, will be at Sims library to-
night in a lecture on Shakespeare.
This treat has been offered the
Waxahaehie people by the Shakes
peare club, and the members will
be pleased for everyone to avail
themselves of the opportunity 10
hear DR.. Arson.
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DR.. and Mrs Horace Bishop en-
tertained with a one O'Clock lunch
con Wednesday honoring Rev. and
Mrs. Haudensehield, Mr.. Pugh, Rev.
and Mrs. Andrews. The library and
reception rooms were beautified in
spring roses and ferns. An attractive
floral feature was bowl of wild
flowers.
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Church services at III 90 a. N. and
500 D. m Pastor a - Hall viii
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Miss Sadie V. Siebe of Dallas is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Horace Bish-
op, on Oldham avenue.
Miss Louise Groce of Marshall is
al home to spend the Easter season
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G.. Groce.
Miss T. L. Walker has gone to
Fort Worth, where she will make
an extended visit to Mrs. w. l..
Acker at the Masonic Home.
Miss Mary Billiard, who is attend
ing school at Columbia college IN
New York City. is spending the
Easter season in Washington.
Trinity Glee club and Prof John
Bert Graham of Trinity university
will give musical numbers at DR.,
Axson's lecture tonight. Everybody
is cordially invited.
>
Mrs. P. A. Chapman left yester-
day for Holdenville, Okla, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Johh
Gilliland, and also will visit IN
Tulsa, Okla.
>
Mrs. Rudolph Woods of Fort
Smith. Ark, returned home Friday
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fugate, Miss Angus
Ia Bates and James A. Redman and
Miss Halle Groce attended the piano
recital of Miss Winnie Pyle in Dallas
Monday night at the HIippodrome
theatre. They proEoance her recital
as distinct success. and that Mics
pyle undoubtedly bids fair 20 become
a famous American puianist
The T. f. L. class of the First
Baptist church was beautifully enter
tained Thursday at the home of Mrs.
B. F., Park on North Ferris avenue.
Mrs. w. G.. Johnson and Mrs. Her
bert Cough were the hostesses.
After a business session the guests
ware entertained with attractive
contests. Ice cream, cake and straw
berries were served. Guests were
Mesdames C. f. Schuster. Malcolm,
Jim King. II. r Potter, ]. d. Mac
koy. S. w. Durham, w. NJ Mincey,
]. d. Hood, McElroy. w. c. Faux
ner. S. l.. Rivers and VIII Davis.
Mrs. Hinton Gilmore of Battle
Creek. Mich, was the guest of Mrs.
Rufe Hendricks and Mrs. Julia Jen-
kins for few days this week. She
left Friday night for her home in
Michigan. Mr.. Gilmore has been
publicity agent for the Battle Greek
sanitarium, but he and Mrs. Gilmore
are moving to Chicago, where he
will have a similar position with the
McFadden sanitarium. Mrs. Gilmore
was formerly Miss Lucille Bran OF
Fort Worth, and was an active news
paper woman for several years, being
on the staff OF the Fort Worth
Record and other Texas dailies.
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Miss Sadie V. Siebe of Dallas is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Horace Bish-
op, on Oldham avenue.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-03
Caroline Chapel.

Special to tie Means.
Our Sunday school at this place wal
attended by very large crowd Sun
day. Also large crowd attended the
singing in the afternoon. Prof. Fer
guson led the class Sunday.
Sunday is preaching day again. Lei
everybody come out to church.
Jim and Bob Cantrell. of Whitwell,
passed through our burg Sunday.
1t seems that Mr.. Moore is having 9
hard time. It is reported that he ism
much better at this writing.
Elba Havron, of Jasper, spent Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday at j. h.
Privett's.
Mrs g. Fl. Lewis visited Mrs. Mar
tina Pitman Saturday.
Miss Lille McNabb looked sad Sun
da. Guess it was because she didn't
see her best fellow.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of Inman,
visited her son, o. H. Francis, Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Privett called on Miss
Pearl Burke, Friday.
J. D. Lewis and son. Andrew, went
to Jasper Monday
Sallie and Mamie Privett called on
Edna and Ruth Lewis Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Harris and daughter,
Henry E., attended singing Sunday.
Prof Furguson and Johnnie Spang-
Ter called on o. Fl Francis Sunday.
Misses Wayne. BERTHE and Bertha
Privett called on Miss Ethel Privett
Sunday night.
Wash Coppinger passed thru here
Saturday, electioneering.
G. Fl. Lewis called to see W. G.
Moore Sunday.
Mrs. Halle Francis passed spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Emma Privett.
Miss Bertha Lewis spent Saturday
night with Miss Lille McNabb.
Johnnie Ball called at J. 81. Priv
ett's one day last week.
Arthur Evans called on Alvin Spears
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Clutchtield
were visiting in Sequacbee Sunday.
Misses Annie Pitman and Lille Nc
Nabb visited the Misses Lewis Satur-
day.
Miss Ethel E. Prvett called on Mrs.
Halle Francis Monday.
Wonder what has become "Sweet
Pea" as we haven't heard from her
but one time Guess she has left this
country.
Come on, "Tulip," we enjoy read
ing your pieces. We also enjoy lead
ing the pieces from Pleasant Grove.
Violet.
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High Peak, Orme.

| Special TO The Meas.
Orme is prospecting very nicely al
this writing.
Jack Dalton is off from his work on
account of a sprained wrist, which
was caused by Mr.. Dalton failing
from some runaway cars at Shakerag.
The engineer let the cars run away
and they were wrecked. Guess he
was thinging about certain dream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hollywood and
Geo. Keif and wife were visitors at
Shakerag mines Sunday morning.
Arthur Hall and Trapper Coffelt
were seen ON the mountain Sunday.
Wonder what was their business.
If You want to see John Bates smile.
ask him who Is who
Henry Nunley worked Sunday.
Guess Butcher got rest. Better
lookout, Rag, this is Leap Year.
Sam Payne and Besso Hughes we're
seen at j. W. Bates, looking at some
game chickens.
Jack Dalton called on Grip Bates
Sunday.
John I. Bates, the noted Indisn
Herb doctor, has bankrupted.
Leonard Coffelt was on the noun
tain Sunday.
Cue Bates was seen going to the po-
tato patch with hoe on his shoulder,
singing,
"From Cumberland's rocky mountain,
To where Thompson's Office stands,
Since Wilson's been elected,
There's starvation in the land"
Tune, "Greenland's Icy Muntains.
Cheer up, Cue, for there Is another
election coming.
If you want to see Matte Porter
smile, just name certain little thing.
Miss ollie Barnes is i'll at this writ
ing.
Come on, clone. STAR" your pieces
are the pure stuff.
Lonesome Pine.
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Eelly's Ferry

,pe,iaf 10 the At1gS
Pretty weather seems to be the or.
der of the day.
The Rev. James F. Dover filled hi
regular appointment here Sun Jay.
Misses Nora Richey ami Ruby New
som went to church Sunday and re
ported a nice time.
Quite crowd of girls called or
Mrs. Silas Anderson Sunday
Wewere sorry that Kelly Hartman
and family moved to st Elmo for We
liked them as they were good neigh
bors.
VIM McNabb spent Sunday with l.
Newsom.
Mrs. James Newsom called on Mrs.
Sile Anderson Sunday.
Mrs Beatrice Anderson and sister,
in-law called on Mrs. Anderson's faith
er Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Hartman attended
church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sexton visited
Mrs Sexton's sister Saturday.
/ wonder what has become of "Baby
Doll, as haven't seen her in a good
while.
Messrs. Ed and Geo. Hicks called at
the store Saturday.
II you want to see Miss Mae New
some smile, ask her about that brace
let.
Bob Anderson crossed the river
Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Hartman attended church
Sunday.
Miss Carte Anderson went to
church Sunday.
Ask Nora Ricbey and Ruby Newsom
how they enjoy swinging.
Martin Hartman looked cute carry
ing that big boy Sunday.
Come on all you good writers. and
tell us all the news. Carrie
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-03

Cloudy weather at this writing.
F. P. Thompson went to Cincinnati
Friday.
Tom Gillian went to Chattanooga
Saturday.
Bob Payne and wife were ont walk
ing Sunday.
Aaron Smith was all smiles Satur'
day evening.
Andy Smith was ont buggy riding
Sunday afternoon.
ESQ. ". W. Hull went to South
Pittsburg Saturday.
Frank Philips has been on the sick
list for few days
A large crowd attended prayer meet
ing on the hill Sunday.
A large crowd attended Sunday
school and church Sunday.
John T. Bates is still banging his
hat on Joe Henson's gate post.
Miss Nora Hall is visiting Ter sis
ter. Mrs. r, C. Pennington.
Prof. ]. E. Milton and Miss Archie
Muecke were out walking Sunday.
If you want to see Bob wayne, Jr.,
smile, just ask him who was at the
store Monday morning.
If you want to see some fellows
smile, just whistle 'Shakerag" at
them on frosty morning.
Riley Payne and Harry Henson were
both trying to hang their hats on Mr.
Richardson's gate post the other day.
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Smithsonia, Ala.
.Sbeei1l TO he Ns7yy

| Special 10 TIE Ne7Os.
The ''Col. W. r. King went TO
Sheffield Saturday to get J. E. Hall.
who had been to Knoxville and other
points in East Tennessee.
d. B. Gardiner and Tom McCabe
went to "Pinedale" Friday night to
see their best girls.
Lee Mobley is on the sick list
j. ]. Huid visited homefolks at
Killen over Sunday.
John Danini says that Re has spent
his last Sunday on the "White EIe-
plant, when there are SO many pretty
girls in Sheffield.
Tom McCabe and MILFORD J. SEQ
field we're seen going to the barber
shop few days ago.
1t is rather lonesome here now on
the Government works, since the 'U.
8. s. Lookout" and the U. s. dredge.
"Tuscumbia, and also the u. s. der
rick boat No. 8, went on the dock at
Lock 6.
The steamer, Chattanooga, went
down last week, loaded with big iron
foi Brookport, Ill.
No more news at this time.
One-Among Them.
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Pleasant Grove.

Special to tie NezOS. .t
We are having some pleasant wealth
er. Farmers have begun to pillow and
are making ready fol another crop.
Mrs. w R. Jones has been confined
to her room this week with la grippe,
but she is some better at this writing.
Mrs. Betsy Jones visited Mrs. J. I.
Thomas Sunday.
Brown Jones still makes his regular
trips to Huckleberry Knob to see his
best girl
Lawrence Rogers visited his sisters
at Richard City. Mrs. R q. Dobbins
and Mrs. John Heron, from Saturday
until Sunday.
Miss Mamie Bennett was all smiles
Sunday at singing. Wonder why,
Ernest Saylors and Fred Beeler made
a short call on Daniel Rogers Sunday
night.
Mrs. w. G. Spangler and daughter,
Miss Maggie, visited Mrs. A. A. Rog-
ers one day last week,
Mrs. Cresie Smith and Mrs Allie
Hancock visited w. r. Jones Sunday
evening
Miss Clara Dobbins has returned to
her home at Richard City, after an
extended visit to her gran1ma's, Mrs.
A. A. Rogers
II you want to see Bob Spangler
smile, ask him where he went Sunday
morning before Sunday school.
Joe McBrayer, of Chattanooga, visit
ed A. "A Rogers from Friday until
Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Billingsley visited Mrs.
Jim King Friday evening. ..
William Rogers, of Rossville, Ga,
visited his parents, last Saturday and
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Rogers.
Miss BERTHE Colston, of Shellmound,
visfted her grandma. Mrs. Betsy Coils
on, the latter part of the week.
Miss Maudc Bailey is visiting her
aunt this week. Mrs. Dave Colston.
Fl. Fl. Torbett made short call on
W. r. Jones one day last week.
Walter Webb and best girl made
flying trip to the Lock and Dam Sun
day evening
j.. d. Rogers visited his brother, A.
A. Rogers. one day last week.
Miss Alice Condra visited Miss Allie
Rogers one day last week.
Willie MCGUIRE and David Condra
still make their regular trips to Mr.
Thomas Funday.
\ Miss Easter Cantrel was all smiles
Sunday Wonder what was the reas-
on. We ale listening for the wedding
bells at Mr.. Cantrell's before long
Milton Saylors says he sure would
like to hang his hat on W, q. Spang-
ler's gate post. Little Bessie.
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Specialize tie Ne50s.
Cold weather seems to be the order
of the day.
James Cureton aud wife, and Mrs
Will Parson went to shakerap SIM
day afternoon.
Trapper Coffelt was all smiles SIM
day. Wonder why.
John T, Bates made his regular trim
at Mr.. Henson's Sunday.
Miss Nettie Richardson and Miss
Johnnie Huson vera in town satur-
day.
Gertrude Stephens looked sad Wed.
nesdAy night. What was the mstter
Kid.
Vergie Thomas looked sad Sunday
Cheer up.
Frank Sullivan and Willie Webb
were out walking Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hooper called on Miss
Johnnie Henson Monday afternoon.
Come on, "Why Not" of Tracv
City," / like to hear from you.
Blue Eyes.
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years, and at times became SO bad
would become unconscious. l have been
found in that condition many times.
Physicians did not seem to be able to
do me any good. i would become
weak and for days at a time could do
no work. Not long ago l got box
of DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets, ana
after using them found l had never
tried anything that acted in such
mild and effective manner. I believe
l have at last found the remedy that
suits my case"
Thousands of people are sufferers
from habitual constipation and
while possibly realizing something
of the danger of this condition, yet
neglect too long to employ proper
curative measures until serious i'll
ness often results. The advice of
all physicians is, keep your bowels
clean," and it's good advice.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at rs cents a
box containing rs doses. If not
found satisfactory, your money is
returned
MILES MEDICAL Co, ElEhart. lad.
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KeIly's Ferry.

/ Special TO EA< Ne1U5.
Well. as this is such a nice VAIN
day, / thought l would write a few
items to our home paper.
Mrs. Walter Hartman was the guest
Of her grandmother. Mrs. Ruth Ann
Boatright, Thursday, who is very i'll
at this writing.
l.. M. Newsom is visiting home
folks this week. He has been working
in the cove.
Miss Mary Brown was the guest of
Miss Nora Richey Saturday, who has
been suffering very much for the past
week with an>abscess in tooth.
Misses Ruby and Mae Newsom were
the guests of Mrs. Fred McNabb Sun
day.
T. White was in our burg Sunday.
Miss Bell McNabb spent Saturday
night with her sister, Mrs. Silas An
derson.
Jack Higdon was the guest of Ralph
Richey Saturday night and Sunday.
John Hartman was in our midst
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry McNabb were
the guest of his father, W. M. Nc
Nabb Saturday night and Sunday.
There will be church at this place
Sunday week Everybody remember
the day, and try to come out.
Jim Long was the guest of Joe Fry
ar last week.
R. F. Richey was the guest of Jim
Brown Sunday.
Mrs. r. f. Richey enjoys herself
making lace.
Robert Anderson is chilling at this
writing. ,
Will Cureton visited home folks Sat
urday.
Martin Hartman has got his chest
nut wood ready to ship next week.
Claud Brown was at the Ferry Sun
day.
Jim White delivered his newspapers
He is selling them every
Barney Houts was at the Ferry Sun
day.
Joe Sexton went to Chattanooga Fri
day.
Wonder what has become of "One |
Among Them" as he didn't write last |
week. School Girl.