davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

plantc@ ct % nuoet | Aa%bniuNcrne
meIlem ANDRE Nlantcr Get cr life
'oo ltoct Noucobrio rorbunoct mco
al plonIrQQc Ell hen'iat>mT2Ijd mt
tl1 Alettcnhauc, % uocn Cmtdntc
og Grbeloc bIipcr oct life nolcn rifle.
9ooc wren'a9er ira NdmlIlcn> cQcn
Nopc poa Iumllieboroet Ytcn set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Iitrimler set er en- aonp ON gioQt
io|rOcluuQcu.
Get mou ool uocu (pil llQQc Hart
Tor Sc NIrmplu0ca @eujoithcN. at
Observation-Disclosures lite loulcr fam be.
itcmmc2 uco brutal %%adbcumuqt.
men ueo en- uoturlil lloriflmq al
GoItcnc2 mottritllc iocjaIt OF fuI-
@turcllc NhIIilhc0cr.
NuuO err set. Tom ueutcr ot 6icm.
IUenotu0c Solonter. uaor Nru0tregcn
% N~iooitcntcu hdr oluitct bort Get
cr Sc iuorc b%ulgcuoe CgQuuer. oct er
Dc tlricnoe pruttiifc @ioremaal. oct
cr at iifre Nrcocua IrcmtioiQe gepa.
relic pc0 itsrrc Ntrioullqnco oucrior
andre Petitioner. rilcrc Samuirfe o.
ct mer ioltcrctslilt Sturc.
&riG / liz ielu cr Ct 'rnQte.iqt llo.
iloQ al NIcnucitct2 @urborl, iclu ON
ScIuopoirclicu uudr int Nei0cpuntt
! QlCHucu Sen.
Goa fan Den oqidu bIi &euOcpunf
tel til 0ct bcOrc, uuar oct ou0c har
ruict no.
Get itorc Eutcrrcgmm bcheper life
bctuNc, hucrtcu lion 9iciiquotion clcr
norcnoc NuO; oct fan lileian mart
bctnoc ~ ml0er Enotrpffct al Sc
itore ioriprocliQc Gre ~ ct bc0re
ltoChucr9 Nc1uu0clie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Qlproe.
NJ Naueiorben er Qo0t OrUneret cr
al itrrite @ctponinQ Noucimftct ifll
sc bpIoe iua meNct al uuocr itrjot
Nc9n &oroet rtnoGr bort ira oct
ooa life iaa nteQet at oet rlincrc2
mere eller minorC oco llopnifninQ.
StuffctS SpcriIo0I 'fuloc prre no.
dcnllm0e iepu, ioo Der life bIiucr
itoucuoc &ano / SrutninQcr % Sor-
onbninoer, hper @uu1 ser fommer en-
Reanifur. &pi2 title Stpffct hGINcr
ina nrcQet. at oct orrucrc2 tiIitrrtfe.
liQt pno nutllrliQ Nlouoc. fan BET
oitc pure bro al lU1lc en- 8crIcOnlu1
Iaicnncm SET cler Orrucrc oct ucN
Mlrlp AZ SmoubjQcr
NnlpQ0ea a|iettcnhapeu poo ct
! Stco, hpor &orocu cr mcqet hoorN %
iommcntrampct, lomt IattiQ pon
Nlantciooc oa o~rloniitc Stoilc
huu0 ti0t fon bIlpc (jllUl0ct. uonr
man nil hare bcn uUr Ntict -, Qlrl.
Scr set at Qipe Stotttt liOt crtra pc
bonoIilQ. 8or hct ioritc mao $or.
Sen opIoic9 grlrrpllt peo FIeiuiul
cacr Spaonina. Mlou itll0c gaa iaa
Oubt, Tom S~pooebIo0et or louQt. 81.
tcrat SET er giort, iHlIOe ct %uq [lorO
poa Goppen minOi 3 CONNER init
bIipe riQtiq qobt WtIucriicrct uco
MirIp al SOC" "a 3}jpe. Stcnc %
oft Slo05 grop &hif itiIoc rpooc2
uuf, % Gorp oq Eorofhmpcr fin.
fnrie$ bcoit mtIiNt Stnffct giarca
fort og goOt "iao mt iom en- aooI-
icn8.".
@oot roobbcn StoloaicoicI er Sen
bc0itc @ieo'eI for ct Nopcipffc, "a
Sen t~iIfore5 Sorbcu boaoc |lonteIo.
Sc oQ "SunmS". N}on fan nleo @cIO
BRUCE ira 300 Cons iIig @ieoicI
pr. Icrc. Stpffet ifuIoc bIiuc plcict
cQer ipuoet, for set ~QiooSIc5. Ger.
eitcr or6eioeS @ieoalen neo / 90
iommen ntco Sorbcn pon OucriInbcn
pco &ipIp al "Soe "oo &ipe.
llnoertioen fan set betoIe lig at
hrl1nr fltn1tiu WieNicl iouulen mC0
Staloqicoilcn, iiUr phosphate"
Sra 100000 Nmo "ocio Fbo@-
plate" pr. 9(crc oiIoe iom Hegcl pTrc
nof. Spi@ oQioo "@otoib" trPngc@,
buoo hcIit err SiIfrloct, roor &orbcl
er ianbagtig % uOpint, pilbc SrT
oIfc qjere Qoo Npttc. Npi3 Srpoifcn
err "ul9Ifct", iful6e 1000 Tlunb pr.
9lcre bore tilItrpffelig; men bar Den
pprct paoo, trpnge5 1000 Fluro.
100 Tuuo pr. gIcre al "Ntitratc Of
Sooo" fan ogina blipe brligt % bill
Sc 0iue Tlnnterne en- goo Start ON
@oarcn, inocn ben Hitrogcn, lom I'M
oe5 / StalogieoSIen, bliuer Dem til
no9et @opn. Gn Sina ma man
buife iiq - CT life SorOen qollltc rig
paa Sums, nil life funIti9 @iro-
lei, 5. p. 7. Commercial 6crtili5ers"
Qiere ipnoerIig 9tptte. 500" eIler
onoen &egetotiolL ionl maotte iinoe@
paa oct Stpffe &anb, man pil giore
aieffenhape eQer "@ar0cn" al ujl
oite giere Sapcimtfet iaa mc9et mere
puro, nuor mon me0 Ell Nlog eller
Spade pIeier elcr ipooer neO Oennc
500" % @eQctation. Sor0cn bIlocr
ioo meget lettere % iaa megct rigerc
poa "¨s".
Som nppnt fam Ser ooIe5 minoit
TO Iulinoer poa en- Gel al @aueitut.
fet. Spor Der oar /. @r. "ertrn eorIp"
9Grter, fan ser eiterpoa opIeS Sale,
mems "9eonS" tam fel9ea al Eotctcr
% 2eg C"Set5"). "geets" fam icl-
qes al aoolbope0er, og oite fan ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Scapcs hos Settle.
DO

"Seopes" er ell meget %almtnoelt9
Spaoom hos Selte. On Scit, 'om bar
&eupes, err fife et iitlot a%rbeioaop9-
tigt Gpr % ieIpicIgelig life iaa me9et
pprb ipm Ell Seit, Der life er bebettet
mteo Sen Sla9a Sell. Get er isrit %
remit 9omle Seitc, Tom lioer al
Scupea, Der ionl Gicgel or Ell 6el9e a
.llioritanoig Scoring og SueronitrGu-
gelie. SEQ at arbeioe ell @eit Tor
haarot elcr tiore Den ior burti9t,
mems ben5 Mape er ouerlGSict. iuor
Den oite Seupes. Storp0enNe Neite
bar lettere Tor at foa Spqoommcn
END mere inlantGrenoe SeItc.
Nens Scite, ser lGnge bar hopt
Spgoommcll. oitc bar baaoc Wiupc-
fell og @icrteieiI, err oct Dog iom Nc-
gel 2llngcrne, ser bar iauct Sfabc.
2llitccllerne cr bleoct for mcget no
piocoe, ioroi "&pNgene" bar gipet ci-
ter. Telaen or, at Sllft fo1l trpn9c
Jig ino / &ungens Tpp mcIlemt Suft-
ceQerne. Toa @rltno al bcrne 6or-
nnbri1g / &lmgerne er BET lite mt
ligt at forebpgQe Spgbommelta piocre
llOpifling til oct pprre;; men taQer
man gobt &are pan Soften % teller
og fierer Den meo TorItanO, fon Den
/ mallge gor giere Ntptte for iig.
Naar urotages / set tioliq'te Sto-
blum al Sp9Oommcn er Ben alto let
at opbo9e. 81 bar bet Slags Spmp-
toner of rette os eIter, iom fommer
al &1lngefeil. Gn fort, egct SlagS
Soite er tillteoe, % raar Gpret Bit
Der libt opernnltrpn9t, er bets Nonoe-
brpt leoiaget al en- pibenoe Spo. &c
pigtigite Spmptomer % DC melt ta-
rotteriItiife er ben rpffcnoe eler sob.
bette 9eppqelie al Mopcn ulloer On
retS Sorie9 pua at aanoe no eler
bripe 2utft no al 2llngcrne. 2llften
pasierer LET og frit nof ino / 2il1ger-
ne, mems @pnen til at ienbe Sen brig
te 2iift no igien for en- flor Gel er
tobt. 9erfor arbeioer Wa~penulfler-
ne iaa poloiomt.
@pner til at fprOpie Seoen er tibt
baorlig hos 6eite, Der lioer al
Seapes. Cite bar bisie Seite Ell una
tllrlig Mppetit. Sc fan bore iao
graooige, at Be 9oer Sorb % ltren
Streelie, og set er life iieloen, at Sc
bliper mere eler mitlorc "potbellico".
Sfisnt Spret er eradhigt o9 ltor,
eoeltbe, bolber set Zig nGli9epel /
oaorlie Stono.
Gn ooarlig pcntileret Stalo, raat
SER, for baarot s(rbeioe og for me-
get gropt, tert Sober 9ier lit til at
iorp9rre Sprets 2ilitanb.
Ga / iIige SiIirloer 2llngen far
facet Sfaoe, Tom ontpoct, npttcr set
iom Hegel life at tpnfe paa at faa
Spret fureret. Wfan fnn iom Hegel
finn opnua at Iinore Nluqen, eiterot
Spgoommen bar faoct robfGite Jig
= linore Ylagen % tiloels %itjtle
Spmptomerne.
Sor Seite, Der bar SeapeS, pil bet
bore bra at fugte Seben meo en-
9lanoing Of en- Tnrt WoIasie5 o9
ire Barter Ganb, iua Ser life itcper
al Ben, mems Soften 9oer. Set er
ogioa ~nebpenoiet at aipe Soften min
ore al so oe anoet gropt Sober, emo
man eiper andre Seite. slt Seite, Ser
bar Seapes, faar Goe Jig for m9tte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
SQrmen % 9Qpen.
II S.ostrta u srm arrntr Y
R.oistrst al en- srnitin aarn,r

cller blipcr orbciococ Tor haarot paa
Ell iuIo Wtope lier bare QUOT pprre.
"IomIcr'a SoIltion Of 9lricuic" er
fonitc ioa aobt Ntiooel, lom man bar,
for &cite, ser bar Neapc@. Wtnu al.
Der oct / "Soic2" paa Ell Ounce l
Sriffcpanoet IRE @an9c ON To9en.
IIminNeIi0 adIt opIeit / Griftcpon.
oct (G0lfuan0 altiaa) har oitc uiIt liz
at pPrc bra. Winn fan hare Salt
en- Senoe eQer @choIocr mco &on0 l.
oa otter of &anoct cr blcnct flort
igien, oa Den uoploitc Gel al aoIfcn
bar iltutct tiIblmoa. fan man unuoc
Gprct mco bette aalfpanb. N}j0Iet
cr / set min0Itc nlOclca uiorIiQt.
Siptfcnhnpcu.
Observation-Disclosures "Grncc
OF Information" bar nctop icnbt no
ct GirfliIUrc, hpori oct ranocr Tolf
til at houe en- liocn, mttiQ &ieffcn.
hape cIler "@aroen". Sclu SAINT
Tier, ser finn rnoocr oper ct uotion
libet "9ocf 0nrb", ton bapc en- 900
&ieffcn6opc, hpi9 sc bare lTlgcr
Nin6 ocrpnn, hcoct Get. % Gonli.
Tier pod @nn0ct rao0cr M ian ont
trent Qlti0 oucr @ollo NOT o. 0oot
nof for oct &rltQ, her er Solc ON.
On man hnr ct po3icn0e Stptte %
N70 500 bare, fon ser ople5 nleQct
@ronia9cr puu oct Tor Ell CONNER.
Ger fan uple@ to cIlcr ire NpllllQer
paa set mcitC al Stnffet, bpia man
oroner iia ret. Mioi@, Mc.onCr, Glt-
cltmbers % Totctcr or oct life at tom
fe poo at aple / Ell iou fnopt tilmaaIt
a%ieffenhopc; men set ollernlcitc al
oe icrife &eQetablicr, Ell liocn SAINT
lie trrllger for egct @rltg, fon bliue
proouceret pao ct Sapcitpffc 20 SOB
Iongt % % Too breot,
@lcp ser life pleict op ior Gipffcn-
hapen iioltc SeIt, Dor SET bIipe gjort,
ioainort Sclen cr noe al SoroCn.
Smoa Stpffer fan bIipe ipooet np
oNioo. Mnn Dor irtte Spooen iao
bnbt. iom benS @loo er IanQt, % inn
ON Soroen, iomt paste pao, at ser
life blipcr Tor mc0ct Slump. Slllg
Soro mnn oog life arbeiocS, mems
Sen er pnao. Monge er ioo hiOiige
pao at begpnoc mco Snpcarbeioct,
ioainort ser mcIber iiq en- parm
%aoroag, % be muier Jig l0 poa ben
panoe Soro og gier Sfabe. ntpoo. Sor
at fitnne beitemmc, ON set err Sio til
at bcoDn6e meb at oporbeioc Sonc-
itpffet, fan man, bpiS set er titng,
lcrngtig Sorb, toge no9et al Sen /
Saalben og prcSie ben iommcn til
Ell Slump eller @olb. Spi3 life
Glumpen falber | Stpffer OF opleicr
iig, itrnr mani an6ner Soonoen, or
Soroen for raa % naob at arbeioe.
Gn SopeilGf nGr Sltiet er oitc
mere pGrO enc Ell iterre &ope poa ct
beore Stpffe 2on6, men pau ct al
iioes Steo. Set er nleqet uh,lbigt
at hare a~ieffcnhcpen poa Ell Steb,
iom set err ~tungpinot at fonme bort
til. 5 Ell Sane NOR Sltict pil baooe
gern oe Borne tiot ORE al line Sri-
ititnber, bpao life oltio iter, ONT &o-
pen ligger ct Stptfe Sci ira Sitiet.
Spor man bar 2ano nof at beige
/, ifllloe man BELT beige ct Sopeitpf-
fe, Ser bploer moo ipb liot. On mt
ligt, ifulbe oct pplgcs ilig, at BET paa
moro o. noropeit bar beifpttet al en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Oct ltorr Nutrrrr6r,unl.
(9luor Ncriulcl).

(hcooor Gu4pori cr Ec2iimiit %
2iNtcr, han Ter poa Nntpricu. Der.
Ncn2trjlcu od Nitnucitct mco Sc iouI.
me Zinc iom en- Notolrni bctraQtcr
tt %anoltnb %iuct or ool mclct mcr
mon1loIoiQt % iorrcrilt enc set
StcnmluN@trotrnt iom Notolro'Cl
io9cr cntcu 0ct Nirl0cr en- 5laQ-
mart cuer en- jouuiit @ouoc0uuro
) Sc itorc bcuUdcoe (iocr cr ser
mango, iom tror liq al cic Qroicttu2
Happc % 0crn1eo oQiaa bans }luuu0
.oQ SccrbIif ) oi9ic Gage hor man.
&c (roietcr ltoact Ircu, lorfpuot tine
TdbcnbariuQcr % bebnoet Sc foms
mcu0c (locr. Nou bar toilet Dem
no AZ 1T temperament. Snu % Nd
tlonaliclclic. 0roicticruc bar tru0.
let hucrolOrc ~ ilaoct bpcrmn0rc
ihiUI. Nucr hor iiuc GoQmcr. ioul
De lorfun0cr, hper bar line Trcmtio2-
iarlioner, iom oc tror boa
Nicu mocr ale oi5ic 2iOtc %
|roic9inncr, iont sc Niic rliler %.
Qoor Sipct ~ W}cmclfcue i'm @nuQ
um'pqtct AZ ollie (coricr.
%iu2initiuttct, ScIuopboIoclic2orii
ten er i%tcrfere enc ule Suucr.
@on1 poo @ong bar oet nit iiQ.
at N~}cuncifct bar en- mcrfclia milf
% aonoeliQ Gloitccitet Noooc mtoer
% elter itorc aotuitroier oq Serge,
hopr Snlf mco Ell Sang bar blct ia.
ltet no al inc pLnte trpaQe 6orboloe,
bar oe pna en- iorbduienoc fort (io
Icpct ll9 inn / oct me % blct i%ortrO.
liq mco Sitlotioncu.
gao mig cltcre Itot al, hpoo 0}iia
2lt6ertou bercttcr ON %oroifiUIuct /
Sau Trauci2co 1906: "NQc GiiQc
mao hare 'aact ct o~ouocliQt Steo,
Ger bar uprct llleiuu itcrft ion ieluc
,$orOifjGluct Ic rigc Gamer, Tom
moattc lane 4Puo poa @ooen / en-
Gun, ser bar blet reiit al en- al ocrea
Iammcniurtcoe aumtuCr. oa iom ieIu
moottc ualfe lit Fri - .o;5ic cleQante
Gamer, ser life huuoe nnoet luQ
oucr NoueOct emo Sauumernc / en-
%uoiaueritomme, % WiGnoene, ser
timeuia itoo / Hpfter ior at Iau fine
@ortioner Nreo % Totetcr u~oIeperct
- sc iao tilboge pun lin ti0ligerc
moQeliQc l~iOaroljgc Sang mc6 en-
@louoiuq al llnorer og 6oroat -
"&or DC upruco at 90 al StrGf,
ga GiOiliiutioueu puu en- @unl h6rte
OF. 90 Uiiuioucr al Hiqoommc o.
cnonu hoicrc @o0cr ljf OF / slam,
mcr. ioa blcu ocrc2 ,Snoiui0u1littt
nnifo6t ocruco, 90 uoucoe HrUitcr
ucn0tc tilbolc t ocm caucoc I'll lclp
at togc aompcu op mco Notllrcu
2lf observation-disclosures opcroroeut
liQe QcluOutouulIsme opitaar 4icu
ucitet ior'rjitet, nnuott beore rlitct
til aampeu emo ttli0rL &co (0uteu
ON Oct, ban bar oQlcuct. er han utullo
til at ie uUrre Gina lmaoe / Grcm
tiocn. EororiGlp eOelrlGcr, men Sc
.Qiucr oqiau' SoaIc0es er iumOom
.ogioo 8riQeu --
Ella fam oet fommc til al aou mes
iGusporis tore Eutcrrcamm
M}tmucitcilG9ten bar GiermcmIcpct
mouQe lrpu1icl5tiOcr touife lileiou
iuGre iom Ocn mtUUrcnoc Hrl'e, 90
'fonm,et hltrot no Al Dem &ugcn mo.
6il0er Tia, at 5lGgtcn oil Ittle ireul
iornuct iom Nlldleu TGutr uo az &er
0|cusbrauoens gtite gien Ter III gc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
ACase Of Extrayazance.

Richard Manning. governor of South
Carolina. tells the following yarn:
One afternoon a farmer. on his re.
turn from Trip to the city. buiged
into the presence Of his good wlfa
with a happy expression On hi face
and package IN hIa hand.
Mary. said he, beginning 10 un.
wrap the package With : cheerful
hand. while was In the city :
bought one o. them herometers..
= baromelar?9 promptly returned
Mar. Nth questioning glance,
What's barometer fer7"
It's Ter weather purposes, Mary
answered the farmer. aYa jes. hane
II out 1ongside o. The kitchen door
an It viii tell ye when It. going ter
rain. every time"
Land sakea. JAKE Hrownts g.
claimed the good wife. with a reprorz
Ing glance at the old man. Whoever
heard o. extravaganza like lhat7 What
do ye s.pose the Creator give me
rheumatism fer7n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19

For Coal on The yard we
allow a lower Price than
fhafnamed above and also
fhe 25c discount for cash.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
snspIcIoaslyillllng.

she. sweet" said the swain. dc
you think that I we got married se-
cretly your father would ever forgive
ns2"
N sure he would. dear replied
the gIrl without hesitation.
and would h give us house oil
our oHnT
"Yas. darlfne.H
And an income biz enough fo@ us
TO lie In comfort ?T
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
The maid nodded deeide..lx

Inc maid nodded decidedly
And would he take me into the
Ilrm?s
Certainly he'd do that.
And let me run the business to
suit mYself1,,
WY OF course h would. lily
boyis
She Struggled INTO HIs sHIrt-frnnt.
1T h put Her e1Idly rom him.
Il eant marry you Mss Brown. 4
= sd. sadly Your father Is Id
anxious to eet Yen % ID hzads.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19

LARGE assortment O. chiIdrenss
Trimmed md unfrimmsd sIraa Hats.
wonderful values at me 3 q I. 5 E
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19

saIezRegister.

Saturday hay "a 1t 2 D. m. half acre Of land.
improved BY frame house. barn and other out
buildings. hrs. Hilary e. Mummaugh. located
On the road leading from Reese Post a0fice
TO Bethel Church. Milton 4. Sullivan agent. f.
J. Albaugh. Auctioneer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
FNGELBERG

There Is lot Of sickness in this
part of the country.
William Osteroamp and Herman
Knoeh, who have been hauling logs
at Truman for some time, returned
home last Monday.
Antoine Weisenbach aud Joe
Dachs had business m Pocahontas
last week.
Josephine and Mary Zosso visited
at the home Of Mr.. Zitzelsberger
Sunday.
Adolph Steimel Of Wright,
Kans., is visiting relatives aud
friends here.
Josephine aud Anna Weisenbach
visited at the home Of their uncle,
Antoine Weiseuhach, Sunday.
Rev. Father Oudeuhoven visited
at the home of Emmitl Layton sun.
day.
John Brodel aud Antoine Mat.
tingly made business trip to Po
cnhontas Saturday.
There has been quite an improve.
ment made at DeBow since the fine
new residence Of William Knots
is nearing completion.
The Thelmeler brothers have
taken the contract to cut aud haul
logs for Geo. W. Jones.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
From W. 7. StubbIefield

Friends and Fellow Citizens:
l hereby 1ake my formal an-
nouncement as candidate before
the Democratic primary for the
Office of tax assessor.
FIRST | want TO thank all who
have supported me IN the past as
sure you of my heartfelt gratitude
and solicit your votes aud your in
huence again. In seeking Office ]
do so because ! need some employ
ment by which l can earn living.
! seek th'- y"-ticular Office because
1t is the one whose duties | am
most familiar and the one in which
1 can be of the most service to you
at this time.
There are many ways in which l
think ! can turn my past experience
TO your benefit ] feel that the
usual method of getting up the de-
linquent Inst has failed to get a full
and complete assessment believe
by getting the school directors fur
nlsh me list of all the tax payers
IN their district taken at the time
they make their school enumeration
that can compr those lists with
a list of those wa have assessed
and send out a list of those who
have not assessed instead of a list
of those who have and by so dong
do what / did IN the two years
when / was assessor. That is leave
500 more names on the book than /
find on them. / do not believe
that it Is the highest or the lowest
a,."ssucul that Is the best ASSESS
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
IIAMII

HIte Stout, who has been serious.
ly i'll whith pneumonia, is up again.
The stork visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chess Massey and
left a fine baby girl. AL parties
doing well except Chess.
Uncle Vince Segraves is reported
very sick.
Pete Knots, a PocahOntas High
School student, visited his uncle,
II. p. Waldron, Saturday night
and Sunday.
A. NJ. Jackson had house rails
ing first of the week. Several were
IN attendance.
Uncle George Brown, our jolly
merchant who has ben confined to
his bed for the past week with la
grippe, is able to beup again.
Uncle Tom Brown of Shannon
visited relatives ard friends near
Hamil the past week.
John Roach, Prominent farmer
of Dalton, purchased the Hady
Beal farm near Hamll and has
moved on same. We are glad TO
have John as our neighbor.
We are sorry that our good
friend, Jehu PrsleY, will move to
the Bay in the rear future.
Ad WeatherDrd, who has lived
near Hamil for the past two or
three years, his moved on the W.
II. Waddle Earn near Pocahontas.
Ad and his fanilY are mighty nice
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14

A. II. llatley aud wife visited
Pooahontas relatives "Wednesday
night of last week.
Gilbert Presley aud wife of
Seminole, Okla, are visiting rela.
tives at tins place.
Ed Weaver bad a new barn erect
ed recently.
Most all the pupils have returned
to school since the holidays. Some
few are still at their homes ON ae-
count Of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cherry Of
Reyno visited at she home Of hs
mother, Mrs. Lima Weaver, from
Saturday until Monday,
Tom Johnson took a car load Of
hogs to st. LOUIS last week and is
buying another load to ship soon.
w. 4. Navy and son have the
contract TO build a SIX room house
on Mr., Cyprets bottom farm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
MIDDLEBRoOK

We are having some muddy
weather At present.
DIR. Swindle was called last Mon
day to see Mrs. John Grissom who
is reported right sick.
Ethel Swindle OF near 81. Louis
Is visiting her homefolks.
W. A. Brown Is still on the in
Disposal list.
Will Jones Of Oklahoma, relative
Of J. A. Spence, was here visiting
him last week.
There Is quite lot Of la grippe
here.
Sheriff Russell aud his deputy,
Joe Perry Spikes, were here Mon
day aud Tuesday collecting taxes.
School was dismissed a week on
account OF Mr.. Pratt, our teacher,
being sick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
ALBERTIIA

There Is several new cases Of la
grippe this week.
Mrs. Dixie Harper end little
baby are on the sick list this week.
Born to G. g. Gould and wife a
fine girl FRIDAY morning. All par
ties dong very well but Clate, and
he is as mad as a wet hen.
Il. b. Kerley and grand son, Rec
tor, each have severe case of the
grippe. DIR. Ryburn has the cases.
A Mr.. Hackworth is moving on
the Stump farm near here.
Little Fritz Luber happened to
a very painful accident Monday by
getting his hand cut very badly.
DIR. Ryburn dressed the wound.
Q. &. Evans baby was reported
to be right sick Monday.
There was a new baby arrived at
Walter Harris Sunday night.
w. J. Luter is improving slowly
from a bad case of rheumatism IN
his hip.
G. f. oldham aud son, Irving,
are having plckets made to fence in
their sheep ranch.
Hurrah! for EarIeHodges. If he
makes as big a governor as he does
speeches he wall be a whOpPer.
There are several cases of lagrlppe
at DR.. RyOurn's cat we're reported
better Norday.
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NEW HOPE
euce recently

The old year has gone and the
new year has come. Let Us make
this a more happy year than last.
Rev. English filed his regular
appointment at this place Saturday
night and Sunday.
A large crowd attended the sing.
ing given at the home OF +. NJ.
Sutton Sunday evening All report
a fine time.
Elihu and Bob White Of Nolaud
were guests at the home of Mr.
Hancock Saturday night.
Burlie Hancock of Pooshonias
visited home folks Saturday night
and Sunday.
Pearl Million took dinner with
Ethel Million and EssIe Sutton
Sunday.
Several people took dinner It the
home of Mrs. Mary f. Klncade
Sunday.
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MOCK

Several people are suffering with
la grippe IN this section Of the couu.
" but we are glad to report none
Of them seriously III at this writing.
Virgil Haley was a pleasant Wis.
itor at the hone of his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Nesmith, last Sunday.
w. l.. Mock has his corn crusher
and meal burrs installed and is do
ing some fine work with them.
The loss Of hogs has been very
heavy in this locality. Mr.. Lewis
states that he has two hogs lett out
Of his bunch Of twenty.one.
Uncle Caleb McMlIlion is very
sick AZ this writing.
We are glad to learn that the
Hamil "YelIow Jacket" is coming
to our sister village, Ingram, to
live, but sorry Hamil will lose one
Of the best correspondents that is
connected with the county paper.
On account Of sickness we had tn
postpone the writing school at Pal
e.tine hut hope TO proceed IN the
near future.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
HIGH POINT

Aryll Marlett has moved TO the
Dolphy Marlett farm.
ID. w. aud Geo. Green went to
Burr Friday.
Preparations are being made for
a box supper at this place Saturday
night.
DIR. Carrens Of Warm Springs
was called to the home Of +. f.
Dalton ono day last week to see
his sick children.
Anvil Marlett went to Middle.
brook last Saturday.
veda Marlelt has been sick this
week.
Roe Marlett helped his brother,
Dolphy, to kill hogs one day this
week.
Andy McClrntook and wife aud
Ezra Brown made a trip TO Doni.
phan Thursday.
Tom Murphy aud Frank Phillips
speut Wednesday night at the home
Of L. +. Dalton.
The bad weather caused several
to be absent from school this week.
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people aud We regret their leaving
US.
THIS writer has been acquainted
with james Early and family since
they first came here, twelve years
ago. lie has been a citizen our
community is proud Of, Never
was there time, when any Of his
nelghbors were needy, but what he
would lend a helping hand. We
regret to give him up. Ills vacated
home is being occupied by Jake
CondloI OF Ingram, who is a jolly
good fellow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
WASHINGTON

]. ID. Kerley OF Maynard wa,
here on business Wednesday.
Toy Springer has a contract to
cut one hundred cords Of wood for
w. j. Brown.
Thomas Redwine had business
here one day last week.
Geath Coiiman OF Reyno visited
At the home Of Ciate Gould Tues
day.
Jack ingram and family visited
at the home Of Richard Kerley
Sunday.
James Ryan was milling m May
nard last Thursday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
WARM SPRINGS

As ] have seen no news from
this place thought would write
aud tell you we still deserve a place
on the map for tins little town Is
getting very busy. Lots are being
sold, business houses changing
hands and two grst mills running
every Saturday.
J. B. Stevens, our iovial mer.
chant, has bought tie lot of w. A..
Holt aud will soon be doing bust.
ness at that stand.
+ n. Parrish was seen on our
streets this week.
Mr.. Stevenson was here this
week buying hogs.