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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-26
Representative in Congress End Dis.

Representative IN congress Eno DIS.
Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City.
Governor
D. H. Macarthur, Fargo.
Lieutenant Governor
NJ. j. Kitzman, Willow City.
Secretary Of State
William Olson, Valley City.
State Auditor
G. I. Solum, Mandan.
State Treasurer
P. M. Casey, Lisbon.
Attorney General
G. S. Wooledge, Minot.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
Dennis M. Lynch, Fargo.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and
John Harvey, Cando.
Commissioner Of Railroads.
B. F. Brockhoff, Grand Forks.
Charles Helm, Hankinson.
Martin G. Murphy, Bordulac.
Representative 18th Legislative Dis
trIet-
Chas. X. Otto, Valley City.
County Commissioner 3rd District
Geo. N. Rasmussen. Darcy.
SOCIALIST PARTY
Presidential Electors
N. H. Bjornstad, Glendale.
A. T. Hegreberg, Minot.
w. G. Johnson, Fargo.
r. l.. Potts, Devils Lake.
Otto O. Solberg, Williston.
United States Senator
E. r. Fry, Crosby.
Representative in Congress End Dis.
Samuel o. Olson, Voltaire.
Governor
Oscar A. Johnson, Bergen.
Lieutenant Governor
John Fleckten, Kenmare.
Secretary Of State
H. r. Martinson, Minot.
State Auditor
John w. Clark, Donnybrook.
State Treasurer
o. E. Lofthus, Kloten.
Attorney General
r. Goer, Devils Lake.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
James Maloney, Baker.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and
l.. Knoke, Willow City.
Commissioners of Railroads.
George S. Kirkpatrick, Minot.
Carl J. Knutson, Voltaire.
James Murphy, Portal.
INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS
Presidential Electors
!. S. Walter CProhibition) Norma.
George Libbman, prohibition,
Granville.
w. P. Massacre, (Prohibition) New
vile.
J. P. Shively, (Prohibition) Stark
weather.
&c. Saunders, (Prohibition) Maple
ton.
NCN-PARTIsAN JUDICIARY
Judges of the Supreme Court
Luther E. Birdzell. Grand Forks.
E. T. Burke, Valley City.
Charles J. Fiske, Grand Forks.
r. H. Grace, MOhall.
J. E. Robinson, Fargo.
Burleigh F. Spaulding, Fargo.
judge of the District Court-5th Dis
trict-
J. A. Coffey, Jamestown.
NON-PARTIsAN SCHOOL
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
w. E. Hoover, Fargo.
N. G.. Macdonald, Valley City.
Superintendent Of Schools
Minnie J. Nelson, Valley City.
Rudolph c.. Mueller, Lucca.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-26

proposed Hmenument 10 Ine NonStItu'
ton Of the State Of North Dakota
Providing for a State Normal School
at Dickinson.
To amend Section ZIG of the Consti-
tuition to provide for the establishment
and location of state normal school
at the city of Dickinson, in the County
of Stark.
Shall Section PIG of the Constitution
Of the State of North Dakota be
/ amended to read as follows:
Section 216 The following named
public institutions are hereby perman-
emily located as hereinafter provided,
each to have so much of the remain.
ing grant of one hundred and seventy
thousand acres of land made by the
United States for "Other educational
and charitable institutions as is al
lotted by law, namely:
j First: A soldiers home, when To-
Gated, or such other charitable insti-
tuition as the Legislative assembly may
! determine, at Lisbon, in the County
of Ransom, with a grant OF forty
, thousand acres of land.
Second: A blind asylum, or such
other institution as the legislative
assembly may determine, at such
place in the County of Pembina as
the qualified electors of said county
may determine at an election to be
; held as prescribed by the legislative
!! assembly, with grant OF thirty
thousand acres.
Third: An industrial school and
school for manual training or such
other educational or charitable insti-
tuition as the legislative assembly
may provide, at the town of Ellen
dale, in the County Of Dickey, with a
grant Of forty thousand acres.
Fourth: A school of forestry, or
such other institution as the legisla-
tive assembly may determine, at such
place in one of the Counties of Nc
Henry, Ward, Bottineau or Rolette, as
the electors of said counties may de-
termine by an election for that pur-
pose, to be held as provided by the
Legislative assembly.
Fifth: A scientific school or such
other educational or charitable insti-
tuition as the legislative assembly may
prescribe at the City of Wahpeton,
County of Richland, with a grant of
, forty thousand acres.
Sixth: A state normal school at the
City of Minot in the County of Ward.
Seventh: (a) A state normal school
at the City Of Dickinson, in the Coun-
ty Of Stark.
Provided, That no other institution
of character similar to any one of
those located by this Article shall be
established or maintained without a
| revision of this Constitution.
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PAGE sEvEH

emily located as hereinafter provideG
each to have SO much of the remain
ing grant of one hundred and seventy
thousand Q70,000) acres of land Bzs1E
by the United States for other cdr
cational and charitable institutions"
as is allotted by law, namely:
Gated or such other charitable inssitu-
ton as the legislative assembly MaT
determine, at Lisbon, in the County Of
Ransom, with grant Of forty thos-
sand (40,000) acres of land.
Second A blind asylum, or such
other institution as the legislative M
semble may determine, at such place
in the County of Pembina as the anaS-
flied electors of said county TRAY ~
termine, at an election to be held a1s
prescribed by the legislative asscn'
bly,, with a grant of thirty thouSa1G
(30,000) acres.
Third: An industrial school an
school for manual training, or such
other educational or charitable tnSaA-
tuition as the legislative assembly may
provide, at the town of Ellendak- In
the County of Dickey, with grant Cd
lOIly luOuSdllu \fV,VVV/ dSISo.
Fourth: A school OF forestry, ~
such other institution as the leghSza-
i've assembly may determine, at SHsA
place in one of the Counties OF Nc
Henry, Ward, Bottineau or Role1te, IN
the electors of the said counties zR2y
determine by an election for that BUY
pose, to be held as provided by The
legislative assembly.
Fifth: A scientific school, or sm.n
other educational or charitable irssS-
tuition as the legislative assembly Nay
prescribe, at the City of WahpetuEs
County of Richland, with a grant 0f
forty thousand (40,000) acres.
Sixth: A state normal school III tHss
City of Minot in the County Of Wart.
Seventh: CO. A State hospital fcr
the insane at such place within thin
state as shall be selected by the IeEB'
lative assembly, provided, thai ~
other institution of character stnb-
liar to any one Of those located by thd.
Article shall be established or MAIN
tanned without revision of this C1ss-
stitution.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-13

Davidson. s'f
Miss Edith Fitzpatrick went to Aux
Ter Wednesday.
Harry Hatcher OF Ashland. is repre-.
senting the Simpson Hatcher shoe Cs
at Hotel Elizabeth
Oliver Webb Is here from Garrett.
Tom Moran OF Van Lear, was trans
acting business in the city this week
Captains A. l.. Hin and Carter arr
rived Wednesday with several recruits
on their way TO Ft. Thomas
Roscoe Howard was In Louisa this
week.
w. ID. Sutton and w w. Reynolds OF
pikeville are here transactlng bust
ness.
Mrs. IL, il. Marrs has returned from
Cincinnati
f, V. Hall OF Fleming county is in
the city.
Little Mary Callahan is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Belle G. Gardner was in Louis
vile last week.
DIR. e. II. Maggard OF wayland is in
town.
DIR, w r. Callahan was suddenly
called to the bed side OF his sister.
Mrs. j. b. Martin near Nanceburg
Mrs. Jno r. Butler OF Pikevilc at
tended the funeral OF the infant child
OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM, Craft wednes-
day
- J Davidson is confined 20 his bed
with a severe cold. r.
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PERSONALS

b. F. Conley. Of Hager IAN spent
Sunday with his niece Mrs. Bigger
Bowles.
Mrs, Mary Thorusbury has gone e
Catlettsburg for visit to her daughter
Mrs. Robt- Fuller *
JAS Scott. Perry West and } NJ
Rutror left Sunday Tor down river
points.
Thos Yost went to Louisville sun
day where he spent few days trans
acting business
w H. May, who was here from
Jenkins enroute to his former home
in Prestonsburg. was the guest %
Judge and Mrs. J F Butler. I'll
O.. 4. Long was a business visitor
here, from Elkhorn CITY on Friday
Attorney r, II. Cooper had business
in Jenkins and returned home Friday
o. =. Chatfield returned to his home
in Cincinnati after spending a few
day here looking after hustuess mat
tors.
A. F. Childers and wife and children.
Mrs. Ernza Thornbury and children
and Mrs, Octavia Dotson. have return
ed from Cincinnati.
j. NJ Rutraff, after spending few
days in Catlettsburg. returned to his
home In Pikeville.
Judge ]. p. Mars OF Clark CO.. a
former citizen OF Pikevlle, was here
for few days TO look after business.
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FullGR a AewLgTr, w IA.

We are having some me autumn
weather at present
Corn cutting and sorghum making
In ali the go here.
Politics 10 being much dihcurAsd
among the citizens at this place
After a lingering Illness which she
lore with christian fortitude ard res
lguatinn, tho spirit Of Mrs. Annie Pot
ter LETT ia fran tenement Of clay on
the morning or Friday. oct 9Th. 10 tho
house eternal
on the saturday morning following
IN the presence OF very large crowd
- friends and relatives. Rev r. g.
Curputtc read the funeral aervfoea. Of
her whose friend ho had been and
Who now. victim Of Uphold fever. las
before him In her flower laden cnak,
IL After the service the body was
taken 10 the hill overlooking her hua-
bands homo and there consigned 10
~ last resting place beaide her darl.
ing baby there 20 await the coming
of the Lord She was n faithful wife
and mother and was oomfurted by the
PROMISES % her religion through her
Illness dying IN the full assurance that
her ruth In God would guide her 10 a
blessed Immortality sho leaves hua-
band. father. mother. little son.. Isaac.
sisters, brothers and many friends and
relatives TO mourn her losa. Weep not.
dear friends. but prepare to meet dear
Annie In hcavSn an you promised her
In tho hour az death.
Mas Florence Loar has returned
from Huntington. w Va, wher. she
has been visiting relatives
The little son Of Cecil Hewlett has
been very H. hut Is improving.
Supt. OF Lawrence County Schools
J. u Ekcra was here saturday
Miss Bertha HenHlcy and Florence
Loar attended church at Little Hurri-
cane Sunday morning.
Prof John McComas was at this
place Saturday on business
David Mullins Is vcry sick with ma
laria fever
BIN Lester attended Sunday school
at Tnbors creek sunday
Elijah u. Brown was here on bust.
ness Friday
Cecil Hewlett WINS shopping IN Lou
isa Saturday.
Bertha IIensiey wRH at F'ullsrs Sat
urdRy
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Me oyers Move Here

Mr. and Mrs. w l. McDyer have
moved 10 PIuntsyillc from 1ouIsa,
whore they have hern making their
headquarters for some time. They
have moved here Ia order 70 be closer
the work Mr. McIycr is booking after.
He has charge OF the road building un.
der State aid and Is looking after the
interest nf the state. We are glad To-
have this excellent family locate ia
Paintsville. They are occupying rooms
at the Prindible residence Mrs Ale
Dyer is making her home with her son
and is here she is popular woman
and is making friends Of all who mcet
her
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Locals.

Locals.
II. H. Fitzpatrick is very III with
pneumonia at his home on Second-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 NJ. Davidson return
ed Monday from motor trip TO CO.
lumbus, o.. and other points. They were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs w j Bryan
OF Ashland.
Leo oppenheimer returned the early
part OF the week from Olive Hin and
Grayson.
p. D. Davis was in wayland Tues
day.
Mrs. N. d. Auxier Of Salem, Neb,, is
visiting her niece Mrs. 10 NJ. David
son.
Ruth Davidson returned Monday
from several weeks visit in jackson.
Ohio. Mt. Vernon, Ind. and Louisville,
Mesdames w. s. Harkins and w b.
Burke left Sunday for Dawson Springs
to attend the National Grand Chapter
Of the Eastern Star
Mrs. j. w Flue and son OF Wayland
are visiting here.
j. w. Hatcher OF Allen, was here
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Oriole Carnahan and little
daughter, Marie Ives, have been visit
ing Mrs D. b. Stephens at Allen.
Mrs. j. c. b. Auxier OF East Point,
was here last week.
Oscar Stephens left Saturday for
Louisville where he will enter the Med
ical college
ANA Caroline Powers is able to be
out after few days Illness.
w. S. Wells was transacting BUSH
ness in Plkeville this week.
Mrs. w S. Wells and daughter went
to Auxier Tuesday TO visit Mrs. +. +.
Archer
w. S. Harkins was in Louisa Monday
looking after legal affairs.
o. NJ. carnahan is here from Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Steve Pieratt and Mrs. NJ NJ.
White Ir, spent the day with Mrs N.
NJ. White. Sr., on Monday.
Mrs. julia Cooley Of Water Gap. is
visiting her niece, Mrs. 10 NJ David
ION.
Mrs. James Garnett and children |
Annie Laurie and Samuel Wilson Of
Harold. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Z
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secretary For 10 Y,.r..

II WAS greatly regretted that Mis-,
Georgia Kouus ~ Ashland. Secretary oi
the Boyd County Sunday School As
ISOLATION Tor the past 10 years. could
not go TO Somerset last week 10 attend
the state Convention However. hei
health would not permit her TO de 80
Mias koUns ~ one of tho prominent
sunday school workers ~ The State
and this association Was so anxious Tor
her TO be present that thoy oTcrcd to
dcrrny all her expenses
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Death Claim, Levi. Castle.

Lewis Castle died at his home In
West Paintsulie Sept IS. lie had been
sick for few eeks with typhoid fever
but his death came so sudden that Il
was a SURPRISE To his family and
friends. He was a son OF Anne Cas-
tie Of orutt About one year ago h,
married to Miss Dora Bailey OF this
city. Mr. Castle was kind hearted
boy and loved by all Yho knew him
He leaves a wife. father. two sisters
three brothers, and host OF friends
To mourn their loss The remains were
laid to rest In the old family cemetery
on Toms Creek
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COURT TERM EXTENDED.

The present term of the Pike Circuit
Court has been extended two weeks Of
the term. The court has cleared away
a number Of cases and by the end Of
the extra term Judge Butler hopes to
be up with the work
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ISLAND CREEK REVIVAL.

Rev. VIM. Kirk. of Wallingford. be-
gan series OF meetings at the Island
Creek Methodist tabernacle Thursday
night. II is expected that large crowds
will attend and much interest will be
manifested
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PIKE COUNTY NEWS
FILM EXCHANGE FOR
UPPER SANDY VALLEY.

A film exchange service has been
agreed upon by the picture shows OF
Pikeville, Messy Bottom and HELLER
and seems to be working satisfactorily
Manager Beverly. Of this place and the
other theatres are securing the same
service at materially reduced rates.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-13
JAS. SCOTT MOVES.

Assistant Secretary OF State. Jas.
Scott. will move to Frankfort to remain
during his term Of Office. He left Sun
day for Frankfort and expects to re-
turn to Pikeville to vote and his wife
and children will then. accompany him
there for residence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-13

Mrs. Belle Cecil has returned from
Louisville. whore she had accom-
pained her daughter. Miss Anna and
where she remained for some time
Miss Anna win be in Louisville for
some time taking lessons in pipe
organ.
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ol..urb.d RsIiqlou. wor.hip.

sunday evening at the meeting be-
Ing held at Wells Chapel bl Rev. IL. b
Hulett, Of Louisa, the meeting was
disturbed by Jonathan Boyd. who be.
came so boisterous thar the services
were dismissed 1t Is said Rev. iIulett
called deputy sheriff Elijah Mollctt and
he arrived after Boyd had left but he
went on to whltehous whore he
placed Boyd under arrest, lie filled
bond for his appearance
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Mrs. Eli.ab.,b Cole.

Mrs Elizabeth code. mother ~ Mrs
w y. Iost dropped dead last Wed
nesdny morning az Z. 40 o'clock AZ the
Yosl home this city She was In the
habit 6f rising early and had prepared
her own and Mr Nost's breakfast
which they had eaten Mrs Yosi then
came from her room and went into the
kitchen to look FOR her mother and
found her lying on the floor Her
scr~ams brought Mr. Yost. and she
was borne tenderly 10 the couch and
Or. Kincaid was summoned. but Il war
soon seen that she was beyond an help
her death having been instantaneous
with the fatal attack Mrs Cole had
always been remarkably healthy wo-
man. but had complained OF feeling
slightly indisposcd within the past few
days, but had said only the evening he.
fnre that SHE was feeling well AZ usual
She had made hrr home with Mrs
foEt for many years. and was the idol
Of the home
Mrs, Cole was Miss Elizabeth Faux
Nor. a daughter ~ James and Louhr
RatliY Faulkner. She was In her AiS
,y-sixth year She was married 10 Geo
Cole when a young girl and has been a
widow for more than thirty years She
was consistent member Of the First
VI. 4 Church, South OF this city. and
had the welfare OF her church much
nj heart AZ wen as the uplift 81 hri
community She IL survived hy ore
sister, Mrs; Minnie Mclean. and onS
brother Mr. Harry Faulkner. both ~
this city, and hy several nephews and
nicces and by two Rnnts. Mrs Lou
BaumgRrdncr of Huntington. and Mrs
Susanne weddington- T-aync Of Pike
Vile, and nm uncle. T. Frcclin Ratlln
the venerable druggist al Pikcyliie
She was closely related to the Railins
and WcddlnEtons, and other prumin.
ont families of the Sandy Valley
Brought Prisoners
From Frankfort.
Deputy U. $. Marshal Oscar Vest
L..
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Mr.. E. c. Walton Arrives.

Mrs r. G Walton Of stanford. Ky.
has arrived Tor an extended visit 10
her sister. Mrs. Alonxo Minis on BROAD
way Mrs. walton. formerly the beau.
tiful Miss Muude MRreum. has scores
Of friends here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-13

Inc EARN is blessed with yno one.
simple, painless. never-faIling rom
edy that makes millions OF corn pes
IT.. Apply II in 3 seconds. II dries.
Some people tab and dig ut their
corns with knives and razors-wrap
their toes in packages with BAN
da-es or sticky tape, make them red
an raw with salves. Nothing like
th!l With "GETS-IT." Your corn
loosens-you lift II of. There's
nothing TO press on the corn. or hurt
Angels couldn't ask for more, Try II
tonight on any corn, callus or wart.
"GETS-IT" is sold and recon-
mended by druggists everywhere. $50
bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence s. Co. Chicago, Ill.
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DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
News From PaintsvilIe and
the Surrounding
Country.
CHERALo)
Returns From West Baden.

MIR, and Mrs Jas. W, Auxier have
returned from "a visit to West baden.
Ind, where they spent about ten days
for Mrs, AuNler's he,ith They report
a pleasant trip and Mrs AuXinr Is
much improved IN health a
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Lockwood Farm.

Mr., and Mira Chas4 Williams OF
Ashland, have moved to the Lockwood
farm and their home Ia now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs, J l. Patterson. air.
Patterson In employed at the watson
Hardware Store and they went 20
Ashland recently from Pikcvillc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-13
vERpIcT FOR MULLINS.

John Mullins, whose hands were
partly cut away by a freight train
some months ago. recovered jury
verdict against the C. & o. for 81 900
in the Circuit Court. He asked for
$4,000. And appeal may be taken.
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VISITED OLD HOME.

Rev. Eugene Robinson. has return
ed to Highway, KY. where ne is pas
tor of a church. He had been meet
ing with success in his work.
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BAPTIST REVIVAL.

Rev C. G. Davis theBaptist pastor
has returned from Louisville and tho
meeting Mt his church Is moving along
nicely. Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, the evange-
list, Is still here and much interest ls
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Gone to Cincinnati.

supt OF schools Fred Meade, pr +,
NJ. witten and MIR, and Mrs Milt VIII
ten. OF OH springs left Tuesday FOR
ntnnau where Mrs. Walton viii
undergo on operation in tho Christ
Hospital there.
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Returned from .EranL.fort.

c. L. Williamson and ID. NJ Hover
ton have returned from business
trip TO Frankfort Among other
business transacted. they succeeded
in collection from the Auditor one
hundred dollars due Robert Nunnnly
tcolored) for the capture OF Blue steel
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WENT TO VIRGINIA.

Miss Mildred New, OF Louisa. and
MIR. p, l. Clark OF Pikeville, who were
married at the Pike hotel on Sept. "a.
went TO st. Paul Virginia. ON their
bridal tour They viii reside in Pike
vile.
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SOLDIER WENT TO
COLUMBUS.

Sergeant Lissenbee. who was injur-
ed last week while horseback riding.
by his horse falling on him. was taken
to the army hospital in Columbus, o.,
for treatment. The knee cap was frac-
tured.
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Man Acre.ted for Foraerr.

a man giving his name as A, i
Crabtree made his appearance At Blooms
Camp Monday and proceeded To write
some checks which he had cashed. say
| ing he was a cattle merchant, The
checks were on an Indiana bank, Az
ter he left the store j. Il. Wells. where
he had cashed a $500 check. Mr. Wells
became uneasy about the check and
made an investigation and found that
the man was making for the West VIZ
ginia line He Immediately called up
Inez and Kermit w. Va. and the man
was arrested ut Kermit. Sheriff
Elijah Mollett and Mr. Wells went TO
Kermit and brought the man TO Paints
Vile Monday evening. He IL now in
jail here but says his name is James
johnson and told "a number of con-
fiicting tales about his past life.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Cooper. "A boy.
Dr. lobe Vaughan. Of Jenkins. was
here over Sunday the guest OF home
folks.
Mrs. G.. b Carter is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Carter at jenkins.
Miss Mary Hager, Of Lexington. Is
here this week the guest Of relatives
and friends. She is well pleased with
their new home in Lexington.
y. f. Conley. living three miles from
Paintsville, has sold his farm to Har-
din Adams. OF Magoftin county and will
give possession about December LIST.
He expects to buy farm elsewhere,
probably in Virginia.
Mrs. Lydia Smith. OF Hager Hill. died
last Saturday at the home OF her son,
w. l.. Smith, at Junction city. after an
Illness OF several weeks. She was
about 76 years old. and had been for
years a consistent member Of the.
church The funeral was held Sun
day.
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for her achievements in the educatione
world

Jeff collinsworth OF cadmus, KY.
was here today enroute 10 Barbours-
vile. W. Va, To enter his daughter
Miss Beulah In Morris Harvey Col
lege.
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FLOYD COUNTY'S
RECORD FOR WEEK.
News From Prestonsburg
and the Surrounding
Country.
Entertained to Dinner.

Mrs n. d. Auxier Of Salem, Mr.. and
Mrs Steve Pieratt.. OF Mt. Sterling
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. Jo pa
wilson on Wednesday,
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Very H..

r. II vansant was very critically
III NJ his Ashland home. suffering it
was thought from ptomalne poison.
Miss Hoback. a trained nurse. Il with
him. HIS condition u improved
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rhree Years For oesertion.

Arthur Whitaker OF Middle creek.
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years for DESERVING his wife and
family.
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Lifts Your Corn Right OF.
Never Fails.

F ever in your life see a corn como
out like that? Look at the true skin
Acknowledgement as the palm OF
yOur handl Z.