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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
Warwood Personals.

Supt. A. l.. Gregg Of the Rlchland
district schools. left on an inspection
tour OF all OF the district schools
Miss Sheets. music teacher In the
Warwuud schools, Is visiting the coun-
try schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. FredcrIchs OF
Woudlawn are the guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kupskey Of Center
Warwood.
Herbert Gravis Of North .Warwood
recently employed at tho Earl ). Fore
grocery. has resigned his position there
and has accepted 4 position with the Bell
Telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. w. Wcstwond Will re-
move from their homo on Vance avenue
TO a newly erected home on the Island
Miss Sara Connolly. who has been i
guest at the home Of relatives In Philips
burg. Pa, has returned TO her home on
>Twcnty-frst street.
Mrs. Gorge Dursh OF South Warwood
avenue had as her guests yesterday
Mines. Dlttman. Voltz and Foose OF
Wheeling.
Miss Lela Johnson has returned to her
work after being confined to her home
on Twentieth street on account OF i'll
ness.
Mrs. A. Fulton Of South Wheeling
visited the home Of Warwood friends
yesterday.
Mrs. William Wc!tzel and daughter
Dorothy. of Warwood avenue. has re-
turned TO her home after spending tbs
day with friends in Bridgeport.
There will be q Mother Sweet re.
hearsni AT the home of Mrs, WenzlicIi
on Warwoud avenue this evening.
The Sunshine club held an all-day sew
ing Yesterday.
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from McCurdy's addition to Stone
Church street.
Paul Clemens OF Elm Grove Is able
10 be out again after Il slight illness.
Roy Humphrey OF Edgwood Is con-
iincd To his home with injuries sus-
taincd while playing football.
The Scihcrt y. G. OF Elm Grove is as
vct without 4 game for Sunday and
would like To hear from som" fast team.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hurry and Miss Beulah
Bowman Of Elm Grove have returned
from trip 10 Fairmont.
Or. ". \. Cracrart. Sr.. OF Elm Grove,
is confined 10 his home with illness.
Mrs Lena ForSch o. rulton Is recover
ing from n slight Illness.
rr. and Mrs. W. y. Cracrart, Jr.. OF
i.cnnoX addition, are spending somo time
in Boston.
Mrs. Catherine Gchrinccr or Fulton Is
slowly recovering from Il serious illness
Mrs. Lena Schwcrtf"Ccr If Highland
i'ark and Mrs. Jason C. stamp of Lenun
are visiting in Camhridg" Springs Ia
Miss Ka,h"ryn koonkhirc Of Charles
ton is visiting relatives in Edgwnnd.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Peters Of rarkcrs
{ burg nrc spending several days. th'
guests Of relatives in W"odsdnlc.
G.. e. Forester Of Nest Finley was
business caller in West Alexander yes
!uruIy.
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NATIONWIDE SEARCH
FOR MARTINSBURG GIRL
Special to The 1ntelltgencer

MNRTINSHl RI. W. Va. OCT. 10
\ scarrh extending from pittsburgh 10
Baltimore and as far south ms lklch-
niund was to-day instituted for MISS
Clara Evans, a handsome young woman
Of this city. who mysteriously disap-
prarcd from the home Of her mother,
Mrs l.. l.. Sakrman. in this city. Two
days ago. and Of whom no trace mas
sine. lr"u found. 4 systematic search
uf This entire section is being conducted
ny relatives nnd friends Of tho missing
sri. who fear she has met with foul
play.
Miss Evans left her home Tuesday
afternoon and called at the nome or
Two friends in different sections or the
city, She then dropped completely
from sight. She is tWenty-four years
old. has light hair. blue eyes. and fair
complexion. is OF medium height and
build and was dressed in blue coat
suit with black sailor hat.
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Eelfry and the bell now merri'y rings
again.
Mrs. Ed. Umill and family and Miss
blanche Luke spent Sunday with rela'
tivcs here.
Mrs w. L. Dngruc was shopping in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Silvia Dougherty spent Satur-
dav and Sunday with her friend. Miss
Eeulah Davis.
Mrs. Ollie Gcisler. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Carahan were city shoppers on Tues
day.
MIR. Walter Miller and son Claude,
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fleatine Good PractIce.

Triadelphia district high school foot
ball team will go !nto the GanH with
Linsly Saturday afternoon in con-
sidera5ly weakened condition. but IL rr'-
pared to fight to chs bitter end. Ttr@e
members Of the Triati.lp hia team AZ:
out on account OF injuries and illness.
and it Is not probable thai thcy Will be
In the game Saturday. Coach Miller is
giving his men instructions this wee!;
as to what each individual IS I" 90
while in the game. Ths Rcd and Black
are confident OF victory Saturday and will
endavor to show the followers OF the
Orange and Black how to play football.
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A laxative today SAVES SICK chl!u
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become CioG2ed up with
waste. liver gets sluggish, stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue. mother! II
coated, or your child is liSlless. cross.
fcverish. breath bad. restless, docsn I
eat hearty. full Of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's all
ment. give Il tcaypnonful Of "Callfor'
mia Syrup Of Figs" then don't wor-
~. because it is perfectly harmless
and in a few hours all this constipa-
ton poison, sOur bile and lermentlng
waste will gently move out of the bow
OILS, and you have a we'll, playful
child again. A thorough Inside cleans,
inS" is oftimeS all that is necessary.
/; should he the first treatment given
in any sickness.
Beware of. counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
"Calfornia Syrup of Figs which
has full directions for babies. children
Of all aces and for C:0wn-ups plainly
printed on the bottl" Look carefully
and see that il is made by the Cali
furnia Fig Syrup Company"
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WARWOOD
Buy Liberty Loan Bond.

It Is now time for all III" resirents
Of Wnrwuod who have not as yet pur-
chased their Liberty Loans. 10 got busy.
If everyone docs not do his bit" soon.
ii will he in the hands Of the Germans
instead If tho tinted States. Help win
this terrible war. and buy bond or ms
many ms it is possible for you TO buy.
Help those beloved boys who Will be
soon In ttc..tr"uchcs in Franco lighting
for Democracy.
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NctsordaY afternoon Tho fourth. fiflh
sixth and seventh grades in charge "l
their teachers Misses Kraft. Knoke.
Hcizler and Mr.. Hedges. enjoyed 4 LONG
hike on the hill surrounding Warwood
This was in the form Of an observation
trIp in connection with geography and
nature study II is hoped ny tho teach
crs that regular day may he set for
these trips ut least once q month.
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CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandruff disappears
after one or two applications OF
Danderine rubbed we'll into Tie scalp
with the finger tips. Get small
bottle Of DandeSine at any drug store
for a few cents and save your halr.
After several applications You can
find a particle Of dandruff or my latI'
ing hair, and ;hr scalp will never
itch.
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warwood VS.. Washington District.

This afternoon at the South Warwood
football grounds. the Washington dis
rrict will play the local High school
boys. in what is expected TO be very
fast game. as both teams are evenly
matched. a large crowd Of local as
we'll as the North Wheeling fans Is ex-
pcCtrd TO be present.
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BLUE AND GRAY 3EUN1oN.

EICkSBURG. Miss. Oct u.s. Sol
dicrs Of the past and nrcscnt-regulars
Of the United Sintrs army and veterans.
of the Union and the Southern r"nfed-
rpcy---ll7arrhrd here today with DauSh-
:crs Of thr Confndcracy. Tny Scouts
and patriotic organizations" in IL parade
featuring the national memorial re-
union Of the Blue ami Cray.
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clcciiNG officers ANA plamninC several
PARTIES Tn" f"il"winS officers for the
term were elected: Robert I'rnwu.
president; John Mc''urdy. vic" prcsi-
dent: f:l2ni" IN nudl'A. SECRETARY: Elsie
Lee St"r-r. treasurer: Charles Howard
mar$hal; Miss MARY nrr. class advisor.
The s"rh"mnr" class This year is Il
record hrrrk"r IN SIH''. being the lurE"st
ever enrolled in the SCh"nl
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pbt1athea Bible Class Anniversary.

On Monday evening. October -. IN I'M;
Stone Presbyterian church ut Elm 'tr"'"'
the Philathca Bible class Will cc'cora'',
it's anniversary. Both the JUNIOR am
enninr classes will he represented. Rep
r.s.ntatiycs from Warwood. East Liver
nool Martins Ferry. Bridgeport and
Wheeling will also nc present. After
the program IS rendered n social h"nr
will he enjoyed in the basement oil the
church,
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The Ladies' Missionary Society ar the
Lutheran church met al The home of
Mrs. George Ehh"rts. On RiChlHnd av"-
nue. last evening. Th" plnc" of meet
Ing has recently been changed from the
home Of Mrs John McLiraw. Ia the
above mentioned plucr.
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Football Team Banouetel.

\ hHnUll"t WIS given in bono" Of tn"
TriaG"lphip district high school football
team Ivy Mr.. hermann &. f'ricdrich$.
wr!l-kn"wu Sporting goods ,i"Ht"r. st his
hu.n, at WnudS,ial". Wednesday, rvrn-
iuc rli" football team WAS rrum!Srd
Il banquet ii they made Il touCE1"w~
against Wheeling high. and as they
mad" on" touchdown Mr.. fricdrichs
ulnd" good Those present. gave Mr..
Fri"drirhS 81 Tin" example IF what Il
bunch # f,m,IhnlI artists ran d" TO Il
dinner Those present were: Mr.. II.
&: f'rirdrcls. .l"hu 1Ianhlan. Robert
ryI"r. liill EIaUdlan. Charles F'ri"sS'.
Russell Clarke Herbert olmSt"ad.
Fritz S"harf. Elmer Nelson nnd Edward
Frl"hrichs. 4 fine time WAS cnj"F"d
by all.
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Sunday School Class Meeting

At the Presbyterian church last eve,
ming. the Girls Sunday school class. IN
charge Of Miss Nellie Moor" held their
usual meeting. After the business WIS
transacted; social hour was enjoyed
followed by the serving OF dainty re-
frrShlucntS.
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Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church

Thr mcmhrrH n N" I.HulcS Nld al
the Methodist church held sewing in
the church rooms on Fourteenth street.
Yesterday afternoon These ladies are
dcvotinE all their spar" tim" I" sowing
for tn" haxdnr. which is IL hc held at
this church Christmas. Mrs. W. Il.
Mckee was in rharr" Of the sewing.
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Pta Social Tonight.

4 Mo social will b.. given this evening
., the Lone Oak school house. Sand Hill,
i,r the school anh teacher. Mss NINA
Sliller. Every dainty will b. had TOR
sale and a liberal patronage Is hntic'-
pated. The proceeds will b" used Tor
;hc benefit OF the school. This "|rni
was 20 have takcu ptac': last week. hnt
POSTPONED on account OF incl'hcht
weather
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All Day Quilting

The ladies Of the Lutheran church
held an all day quilting session M tho
home of Mrs. John McGrHw. on Rich
land avenue. yesterday. \ large amount
Of work has been accomplished by these
weekly all-dHy sessions. which arc PROV
ing quite popular with III" various SO
rictics and aids OF different churches
In ri
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This evening NJ III" usual I'l""" OF
meeting. in the christian church. tn"
Warwood Hoy S"ouiS will hold their
regular meeting. Roy. +. Al. I'tddl"
will have rharG" "r the Scouts. and the
class work will Ia followed by driii.
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Tho choir uf tho, Lutheran church
WIFI hold very important rehearsal
this evening nj tn" home of Mrs. John
Mct;rnw. on South Eichlnnd avenue. This
rehearsal will II" under the direction Of
Mrs William SI"h"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

The lunch coun;"r is making more Of
Il hit than ever in thu school. The par
cntS are cooperating with tn" school
now in this matter. rs it has been
proven that it is - saving proposition IN
IN" student. and saves unnecessary
tr"uhl., On tn" part Of the parent
Many class parties are being planned
for the future. and part Of them will u"
"fonGi"SS." which goes to show that tn"
school is pat riotic. and is joining In the
food conservation cnmpaISu.
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Repairs Being Made

Quite few repairs are being MAIDS
throughout Warwood, by the Bell Telo-
phone company. and great many new
poles are bling installed in the northern
part OF town.
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, Water Line Bursted.

A large water Unc burs,ed on Main
Nreet, Elm Grove. yesterday ami fur
little work for t.. City and
Suburban repair crew. y large stream
poured down the street and suction
pump was installed. but the water had
to be shut. of bfore repairs could be-
made
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masquerade At tn" Britt home IN i'ns-
,erSon on next Friday night. TIL" class
* composed Of about fifteen young mules
mo will be accompanied by uh@'r cS-
corts. and all will be masked.
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Chorus Practice,

The weekly meeting of the chorus Of
the-Ssone Presbyterian church was hold
East night in the church. Miss Anna
Grandstafr. directress. was In charge.
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Mother Sweet

Don't fail to see This wonder person.
Mother Sweet and her seven beautiful
and talented daughters. VIII" Will give
an entertainment at the local Methodist
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OUT-THE-PIKE
.rhsre,s No Eats to Swtpe"

Z The Senior class Of Philadelphia dis
trict high school will have rs their
guests this evening in the school the
Football team at a Halloween party. y
committee has charge OF the entertain
mept for the evening. and 1t Is an'lc'-
mated that the evening will prove one
Of the most enjoyable "of this year. nj
though the leafs" will be missing. Tue
fellows who used to be adopts IN
"swIping the eats" at parties last year
can run all over the school tonight but
they will DO disappointed.
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church on Fourteenth and Warwood ave-
nue.. ON the evening OF October 20. nj
Sis O'clock Tickets have boon placed
On Snle.
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High School Notes,

A meeting of tho sophomore class az
Tr;edelphia high school was held yes
terday afternoon for the purpose Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
rn,oysble Dance Last Night

The dancing hall Of the Blum Fhar-
macy Of Elm Grove. was the scene or
a merry party last night. when Mrs.
Ed Colt. Of woodlawn. acted rs hostess
to a large number Of her friends. at n
dance, The musical selections for the
affair were rendered by selected or
chestra, and the evening was brought
to a close with the serving OF refresh
: mentS.
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Mrs. Harry Erenuan's Sunday school
class Of the Stone Presbyterian church
Elm Grove will give a Halloween
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Tin" ';l"c club is making NM progress
under tn" direction Of Miss less No
,;rannhan. dircrIr"SS.
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W3INRM Z 1buo1 N11t1o".1RJ III ,
= William Fisher. highly reSpccted
resident Of Elm Grove. il critically Ill
at the home Of his son near Dallas. MI.
Fisher IS stricken with an attack "t
gastric fever, and 1t is reported that II
~i11 be, only a matter Of few days be-
fore he will Succumo.
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were business visitors in the city OF
Tuesday.
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Authorized Pay Stations

LIN 9IOVoS W. -
Tho First National Bank
State Bank OF Elm Grove.
lakewood. W. Va
Edxew5cd Pharmacy.
Fulton. ". Va Bank OF Fulton
Wheeling, W. Va
Company Ottice. Cor. 18th and
Chaplire Sta.
Pay your electric light. gas and
water bills at the most convenient
nav station. before the 10th OF each
month, to save discount
west Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
City D Suburban Gas CO.
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165 pounds and am as strong as a man.
! think money is we'll spent which pur-
chases Lydia f. pinkham' s Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. JOS. O'BRYAN, 1855
Newport Are, Chicago, Ill. :
The success of Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs. is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacemcnts. innam-
nation. liberation. irregularities, peri
odic pains, backache. bearing down feel
ing. natulency, indigestion, dizziness.
and nervous prostration. Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the stan
dagd remedy for female lila.
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was unable to walk
or do any Of my own
work. ! read about
Lydia E. Pink 3
Vegetabl c Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to try it. 1t
brought almost i'm
mediate relief. My
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and | never had bet
ter health. | weigh
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WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong as a
Man.

Chicago. III. For about two gears
I suffered from female trouble 80 !
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner OF Elm
Grove, have been tho guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. McCullcy.
Mr.. E.lw0od Bruce Of huntsville spent
tho week end with his mother. Mrs. y
T. Bruce.
Miss Annie Winters OF Rcllairc. has
hecn the guest Of Mrs. Odessa McCul'
ley.
Mrs Ethel McCracken spent "cdnes'
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Francis
Mr.. Frank Blake md wife and daurh-
tor of Wheeling. and Miss Lila Blake OF
Elm Grove. motorrd here on Sunday last
To he present Mt tho church services.
Mrs. Fleming Hurt and grandson
George Allen McCausland OF Washing.
ton. mr." spending n fortnight with Mrs
W II. Turner
Repairs have been made on the school
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SAND HILL

On Sunday. October 81, n series Of re-
vival services will begin at tho NJ. F..
church by tho pastor. Rev. H. Q. Ten
garden. Last Sunday was quarterly
meeting service which was largely at
tended ny the surrounding community
for miles at the conclusion County
Agent MusGrove gave an excellent ad-
dress to the housewives. on tho Con
scrvatinn OF Food and n large number
Of pledge cards wcro signed. The first
rinrh of war Is now being felt IN tho
farming district. In the scarcity OF
sugar and salt in bulk.
Although November Is approaching
nuitc a number Of farmers In this sec
ton have quite n lot OF corn uncut. po'
tatocs Is still in the ground. Potatoes
that are being marketed are moving
rapidly at $l.75 per bushcl for first
quality and Sl.25 for seconds. The
| consumers arc anxinusly placing thcil
orders in advance. as the memory OF 81
potatoes still fingers.
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Personals and Briefs.
John Porter uf Elm t;r"v" has moved
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-07-13
Order Of Publication,

Mrs. AvarillaB. Aycock, ct al vs..
Palmer Aycock, ct al.
In the Chancery Court at Dresden,
Tennessee
To Palmer Aycock--
1t appearing from the return Of
the sheriff and from amended bill
this day filed in the above styled
cause, which amended bill is sworn
to. that the defendant, Palmer Ay-
cock, is a nonresident of the state,
but is a resident of Ohio; said Palm
err Aycock is, therefore, hereby re-
CURED to appear before the clerk
and Master Of this court, at his Of
flee in Dresden, on or before the
Third Monday in July. 1917,
and make defense to the original and
amended bills filed against him In
this cause, by Mrs. Avarilla B. Ay,
cock, ct al; otherwise said original
and amended bills will be taken fo1
confessed and the cause proceeded
with ex parte. 49,,
This notice will be published fol
four consecutive weeks In the Ores
den Enterprise.
This June Z, 1917. =,
/. L. Banks, G.. 4 Nj
G. E. Bowden, Solicitor and Com
plainants. 1o-zz-IS-JO'
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-07-13
ELM TREE NEWS

The angel of death visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Work
man last Saturday and claimed for
its victim their six-months old
baby. Burial at Zion Hill Sun
day, funeral service conducted by
Bro. W. E. Morgan.
There will be no preaching at
Zion Hill next Sunday, but the
protracted meeting will begin on
Wednesday night before the third
Sunday in August.
Mr.. Jim Clemens is suffering Q
great deal from rheumatism.
Lots of the cows through here
have a peculiar disease. Their
eyes swell up and they seem to be
nearly blind. Some say it is pink
eye.
Let everyone remember that thc
28th day Of this month is grave.
ward cleaning day at Zion Hill
and don't forget to bring tools to
work with. Peggy
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-07-13
Insolvency Notice

The insolvency of the estate
of C. C. Ward, deceased, hav-
ing been suggested to W. }.
Jeter, clerk of the county court
Of Weakley county, Tenn, by
G. A. Peery, administrator OF
said estate, this is, therefore,
tOnotify all parties holding
claims against said estate to
file the same, properly anthem
ticated, with the said W. j.
Jeter at his Office in the court
house in Dresden, Tenn, on OF
before the 10th day of Septem-
Der, 1917, or same will be for
ever barred in law and equity
G. A. Pe,erry, Admir-.
This June 16. 1917. 12-4t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-07-13
MT. ZION AND HlLLPOINT
Crowded out last weekly

(CrOWded out lasC week
Mrs. Beulah Ray, Of st. Louis
is very sick at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Viola Crayins.
Mrs. Jim Wade is now confined
to her bed most all the time, suffer.
ing with tuberculosis.
Mrs. R. W. Sawyers is in Nash
Vile taking x.ray treatment.
Children's services will be obser-
we'd at the Mt. Zion G, P, church
on the third Sunday night in July.
An interesting program is being
prepared.
Sunday, July l, was home
coming day of all the former
pastors and deacons Of the church
at Beech Springs. A large crowd
was present and a very enjoyable
day was spent.
Some of our farmers who heard
Attorneys Suddath and Jones
speak on agricultural subjects are
we'll pleased with the advice given.
Suddath advised all farmers to
plant shell corn this year, instead
of corn in the ear, claiming that
it would take less room to store
shell corn and that the cob was
worthless. Harry Jones gave
some valuable instructions on rails
ing Soy beans, claiming them to be
a great meat producer; he claimed
they grew from four to eight in
hill as large as pumpkins and a
dozen hills would fatten an ordi-
nary hog, and two dozen hills
would iatten one OF ESQ. Fosters
or Doak McWherter's mammoth,
mougel busters. - Freckles.