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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12
Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1917, 100 p. m
Board met nc par adjournment.

Wednesday. Jan. 3, 1917, 100 p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Hellekson, Kno-
dell, Mullen, Langley.
Following claims allowed:
John Patnoe road work IS 50
II \ Rohn road work " -
Il Graham road work w
Chris Bum road work SEQ
LCummings salary November
deputy Treasurer 30 90
CIV KerIin salary November 80 90
& r Manson salary November IL 66
4 w WitlersDoon salary Nov 30 90
Cummings soiary November i25 90
+ Cummings salary December i25 90
V l. Cummings salary December 30 90
Y t. Cummings acknowledge
ments on aXsale certificates "A 70
C. " Kerlin salary December so 90
November. December 25G 35
S r Langley mileage and'per
diem Commissioner No l IL GO
& w karlin expenses 10 winner
canva ssing vote : ~
Perkins Bros Co court house sup
plies ~ 81
L L
+ Urban :. ~
I'll. Cameron fees case State vs.
Cyrus ) Mill -
II l. Cameron fees case state VS.
Paul Wildman 80
Ben II smith express and haul
Ing Il
Ben Ii Smith express and haul
ing ~
Arthur XickricE express and
hauling II
Arthur Xickrick express and
hauling ~
J \ Bailey registration board 3ot
j \ l'li!ey posting notices 2W
Noah a Gerig registration board , pC
lruc&neg & Mcdonald rent OF
poiiing place Ruil precinct 8 q
lIarl& b Hight auto hire Ii a
hoy J. Cation witness fees case
State vs Side H!!l q
L.cnuX Furnace Go repairs FOR
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Friday, Jan. 5th. 1917. 900 a. u

Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: hnndell, tlellek-
son, Mullen. Lewis, BeckWith.
.!'he sale Of the $4,000 Bond issue
was taken up aad motion was made
by HelIehsoN and seconded by Mullen
10 reject all sealed bids and call for
further bids as the legitimate sealed
bids we're not satisfactory to The
Board. Motion carried, all members
voting aye
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12

A. J.. Maxwell and wife who live iD
the Happy Hollow neishborhood, re-
turned Ft'day Of last week from IA
several weeks holiday visit with
friends aed relatives in Iowa and
Nebraska. Mr. Maxwell brought
back with him three thoroughbred
Poland Cgina hogs and expects to
get started in the thoroughbred hog
business%fin this county. We
like to see our homesteaders get
started in the thoroughbred stock
business as soon as possible, 1t is
just as cheap to raise thoroughbred
stock and poultry as it is the mongreI
kind, and when you want to sell it il
always brings IA better price than the
inferior gcade stuff, besides ranch
stocked with ,horoughbreds stamp:
the owher MS a progressive, up to-the
minute rancher, and it ads value tx
his farm,
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Saturday, Jan. 6, 1911 900 a. IA

Saturday, Jan. 6, 1917, 0:00a n.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Iellekson, Null
len. knodeil, Lewis, Beckwith.
After discussing various claims
and school district questions, the fol-
lowing claims were allowed.
r. Trip fees as Supt Board
OF Health 2l 0O
express 65 y 80
r Trip salary states attorney
Nov and Dec il6 so
Less amt. deducted
tor carbon paper ) - 10 IS
Chas Fl Marshall work on road 20
Chas Ii Marshall water and
hauling II 81
Board adjourned until loo p. m.
G.. ". KERLIN. l.. Y. kNODELL,
Auditor. Chairman
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Thursday, Jan. 4, 1917. 600 a. III

Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Knodell, Mullen
HeliclSson. Lewis, Beckwith.
Motion was made and seconded
that Auditor be allowed deputy for
the year 1917, at $50 per month.
On being put to vote, motion
carried, all members voting aye.
Moved and seconded that the bond
Of Herman Hellekson as County Com
missioner from Jan. l, 1915 to Jan. l..
1917, be released. Motion carried, all
voting aye.
After discussing various matters
pertaining TO the claims TO be passed
on, the Board adjourned until 100 p.
IN.
G. W. KERLrN. l.. Y. kNoDELL,
Auditor Chairman
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Commissioner Proceedings

Tuedsay, Jan. ., 1917. 900 a. IN
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Knodell, Lang
ley.
Board adjourned until loo p. III.
for want Of a Quor0m
E.. W. KERLIN. L. Y. kNODELL.
Auditor. Temporary Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12

Saturday, January 6, 1917, LOOP. N.
Board met as per adjournment.
MemoeTs present. iieliekson. Mul-
len, knodell, Lewis, BecEwith.
Following claims allowed:
Thos II Green ianitor Nov
and Dec 1000
work at court house % 0O
Visiting schools - ~
Expense Of trip TO
Watertown - 90 l39 80
" G. Eidsmoe stamps 90
LcnnoX Furnace 90 supplies
for furnace 70
American Book ca school books TG
VIM 3 Dana CO advertising
bond sale - O(
Ii was moved and seconded that
Board adjourn until Monday, Jan. $.
1917, 900 "a. m.
C. w. kEnLIN, l.. V. KNoDELL,
Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12

The latest joke TO come out OF
Washington is the drafting of a bill
designed TO wipe out corruption in
elections. Now laugh.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12

the following county officers:
John NJ Corrigan, County Assessor
G. +. Manson, County Judge.
Beverly W. Witherspoon, Register
Of Deeds.
The Clerk Of Courts approved the
bonds Of the following County Com
misSiOnerS:
Jesse w. Beckwith, third district.
Herman HelIekson, fourth district.
Fred 0. Lewis, first district.
After which the new Board Of
Commissioners proceeded to elect a
Chairman. 1t was moved by Mullen
and seconded by Lewis that l.. V.
Knodell act a.s Chairman for the en-
suing year. No other nominations
were made. a vote was taken, and
all members voting aye, KnodeIl was
declared elected.
Board Adjourned until 900 a. NJ,
Thursday, Jan. i.
c. w. KERLIN. l.. Y. KNODELL.
Auditor Chairman.
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son. Langle. fMullen
Following claims allowed:
Isaac Kaufman road work 5 90
Ed Bordeaux road work ~ 90
lanes II Wilder road work SO 0C
q wilson road work 43 90
n Didier road work %
lanes r Peacock road work l. 90
G w Reckcr ad work 10 w
John Martin road work Is 90
Hugh Mullen road work ~ w
T. X Larsen road work 10 w
G f Manson salary December al "
Thos II Green salary November
and December - Il
Will \ Beach printing and ad-
vertising ~ -
Alex Petcrsonregistration Farley 3 oo
Roscoe Knodell, attorney fees
case Rhoads VS. board of
County Commissioners - ~
Harry J kelsch fees and stamps 10 ~
& f Brood hauling bridge ma IL
terial 300
materiai % g.
O T Litchfeld bridge material las 30
Board adjourned until 100 p. II.
G.. W. KERLIN. Fl. liELLEKSoN.
Auditor. Chairman.
BY b. w. WITHERsPooN, Deputy.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12
u. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending January 10

Total precipitation from January
lst. 1917, to date, OOOO
Total precipitation for 1919 l7.96
Total precipitation for 1914, 1887
Total precipitation for 1919, 81 AZ.
Total precipitation for 1916, 1882.
FgED G. KIRcu, Observer.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-12

furnace 7G 81
J K Ctterhack. posting notices 0O
American Book Go school books 80 ~
w a fonser juror certificate 9 60
Mrs Henry Clayton Juror certi-
licate 50
Henry Claton Juror certificate 10 80
@ - Holland dry goods Tor cleo
tiOn booths 80
+ " Witherspuon salary Dee. sc 90
Hodges hardware road supplies 81
Hodges Hardware road supplies 40
Hodges Hardware road supplies 80
Brown & saenger court house
supplies 23S l3
OJ stone Sheriff fees and cost
February ID 90
o Stone Sheriff fees and cost
March Ii co
o Stone Sheriff fees and cost
April 90
O j Stone Sheriff fees and cost
May s 90
0 j Stone Sheriff fees and cost
September : OG
o. Stone Sheriff fees and cost
October 90
0 j Stone Sheriff fees and cost
November t %
The Board approved the Bonds Of
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Friday, Jan. ), 1917. loo .. m
Board met as per adiOurnmenG.

Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Knodell. Hellek.
son, Mullen, Lewis, Beckwith.
It was moved by Beckwith and
seconded by Hellekson that the bond
Of the county treasurer to cover his
term for the ensuing two years be
fixed at $l500000.
The bond of Marble c. Eidsmoe us
county treasurer for $2O000.00 was
presented to the Board and approved
with the proviso that a new bond for
sl500000 be furnished within 30 days.
the present bond to hold until new
bond is approved.
County Treasurer r. J. Cummings
turned in his statement Of moneys re-
ceiVed after December 81. 1916. The
Board checked same over and found
the balance on hand and in banks to
be turned over to treasurer-elect
Eidsmoe, to be S2l .3S364.
Following claims allowed;
White River Auditorium and
Amusement Co, rent of
Hall for court room. Sept.
and Oct. 80 90
Educator Supply Co. I 2S
A G Hewlett printing and adj
vertising u 90
B w WitDerspoOn dep aud Jan 5 90
Richard Jones reg OF deeds Jan
sal 7s5
Richard Jones stamps 80
J + Anderson Lbr Co. As so
J w Reckwith plow clevises 40
w E Kuhn nails and wire ID 80
o T Litchlield coal for court
house % so
Christian Anderson justice Of
peace fees 3 30
G l. Spear supplies for poor I 80
II E Holland oil for poor 4 70
+ w Schwartz board for Geo.
Bauman II 80
NJ l. O. Reilly medicine for n.
Drake = 10
Or Olin a Kimble services for
Horace Drake % 90
Mrs II A Lawson board Of prison
ers 35 35
John C Plummer registration
Judge 300
Geo B Moore registration Judge 3 90
Selby Gallagher digging grave
for G lsaacson 5 90
Oscar Spear appraising GlaDder-
4 Krieger appraising glander-
ed horse q 90
Harry Hight mileage apprais-
ing and killing glandered
horse Is 90
Board adjourned until Saturday.
Jan. 6, 800 a. m.
G. W. KERLIN. l.. Y. KNODELL,
Auditor. Chairman.
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Wednesday, Jan. ). 1917, 900 =. 70
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Knodell, Hellek-
non. Langle fMullen
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
Among the Farmers

Said one of my esteemed farm CT friends as he handed me $500 on subscription Monday, II ap- preciate the ARGUS and its work"
 J. c. Furgison, who has one of the best paying farms in the Brinkley district, was in Brink ley Monday. He is planning on planting velvet beans next sea- son. He was formerly of Louisi- anna where the boil weavil did his worst and says that velvet beans were a big success there. He has about 60 head of good cattle and splendid start of fine hogs. He reports that the oats and rye he drilled in be- tween the cotton rows a few weeks since, is now coming along nicely and is about ready for grazing.
 J. c. and R. E. Palmer of the pretty Palmer Plantation. near Blackton, were guests of the Rusher Hotel for Sunday dinner, having driven up in their big Mitchell touring car. The Palmer Farm is one of the best money making plants in Monroe county.
 Every farmer in Monroe coun- ty owes it to his fellow man to break up the "profiteering" of the old system that ties up every thing man ever had or expects to have Tn order to secure fur nishings at dishonest credit prices, for crop. The time has passed for such slavery methods and there should be an open re- bellion against such. It will be God send if Food Commissioner Hoover puts his hand on this branch of profiteering as it has been said he intends to do. The time has come for every farmer to declare his independence.
 My clever old friend, Uncle Bill Dunlap. was in yesterday to remind me in a clever way that as soon as he sold his cotton he would have some coin of the realm for the ARGUS. Uncle Bill has practically all of his cotton yet and I advised him to hold it for 35c or 40c per pound In view of the short crop and all other conditions now Pm believ. ing that the farmers who hold their cotton, will get from 35 to 40 cts. pound for it.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
Monroe News

We are having some rainy weather at this writing.
 Our school started hear Mon day. Our teachers are MT. Simpson and Miss Edward. We hope everyone will take an in- terest and have a good school.
 We are sorry to note the death of little Stella Williams.
 Misses India Bell Peterson and Earl Ballard of Blackton, were here Sunday.
 Lee Grimes is building a fine new COW barn.
 Dr. w. Bradley made a busi- ness trip to Little Rock Friday, returning the same day.
 The Pioneer Pole & Shaft Co.
 
 are now erecting a mill at Buck horn.
 A surprise wedding occurred out in the country Friday night, the couple being MT. Charley Corley and Miss Ola Carter.
 J. T. Harris has put in an order for new Ford car.
 There is a protracted meeting going on at White church now. MT. and Mrs. Jack Thurman and children drove over from Marvell Sunday. spending a few hours at the home of Lee Grimes. A Singing School is soon to start here. A nice thing for our community.
 We'll, Xmas will soon be here and we wonder if Santa Clause will come. I guess he has gone to the war.
 WILD BILL.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
Engines For The Farm
 Gin, Saw Hill, Oil Mill, etc.

Where engines wanted for heavy service,
 We have the best in the market of all capacities up 25O
 HorsePower The fuel to operate them may be NATURAL GAS. KEROSENE. FUEL OIL
 They in all over the State operating Gins Oil Mills cw Mills Flour Mills Irrigation Plants Electric Light Plants md for many other purposes.
 We refer to the Dixie Cotton Oil Co., Little Rock United G Mls Hope BestCymer Mfg. Co., Ft Smith, Wheelbarrow o Ft Smith, Arkansas Coffin Co., Ft Smith, Garland Gin Co., c.rand l. T. Sims Hazen; C. T. Cheney Hazen A. Buchhoz sn Wheaey; O. Graham, Wilmo Texarkana Cotton Oil Co., and of others whom have sold engines |L sizes from 25 horsepower up to 250
 Buying engine here have the advantage of getting m promptly in of accident keep all in stock Write for cataog prices and terms and need engine tell and for what purpose that give you the advice |d our Engineering Department
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
m. f,u,uIne That poss Not Affect tho Hsad

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA. TIvR PROMO QUININE is b4kerfhan ordinary Ouinine and does not EapD4 nervousness nor riurinr iu head. RemerB4ee the full name and iooE for the sisnstpss R. ". cRovs. s0s.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23

Whenever You Need . General Tonic
 Take drove's.
 The Old Standard Grovesse Tasteless chill Tonic is eAuallYs vsluable a a General Tonic becaayoSn contains the Sell known nisPrpperties of QUININR md IRON. .SN e(ts on the Liver, Drives out Malsria, ,>Elriches the Blood and Soilds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10

ArbuckIes Coffee, Ground or Whole, S lbs 100
Hills Coffee, Blue Can, | Pound Can .35
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10

All goods at above prices strictly cash, mIess to be paid on the LIST Of September Come
you need them. We are willing to help you make the biggest saving ever heard IF before
APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10

ArmOurs Grape Juice, Pint Bottles, 20
ArmOurs Grape Juice, Quart Bottles, / .35
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

ph'a; Geraldine Huntley, Margaret
iuntley, OF Dickinson Seminary, Penn
sylvania. and Tom Cover. OF Sevcrns
College. Boon. Md. and William Luke.
OF Toms School. Port Deposit. Md, have
arrived home To spend the holidays.
Mrs. y. G. Jones gavc miscellaneous
shower Thursday In honor of tho an
preaching marriage Of Miss Jessie Lear
TO George Douglas Carter.
invitations have recently been issued
to the wedding of Miss Cecil Talley.
daughter of S. L. Talley. OF Coyinr :
ton, to Ben Clevcrland. OF Stanton.
Tho wedding will take place at the
home OF the bride here
Miss Marion Lee Cobbs and Miss Co.
rhine NOEL arc the guests Of Miss Min
mic Grcwer. Of Clarksdale, Mo.
Miss Josephine Payne is the guest of
Miss Cornclia Carroll, OF Clarlisdalc
invitations have just been issued for
the approaching marriage OF Miss Jcs-
sic Lear, daughter OF j. j. Lear. OF
CovinSton. to George Douglas Carter.
of Frederick, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Baker, OF Anderson. Ind. arc with
their. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francli
Baker.
Miss Margaret Reardon, OF Washing
ton, has been spending week in town
With relatives.
Miss Mabcllc Mcintosh is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Airs. James McFaddcn. OF
Parsons. w. Va, are visiting friends
hera-
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Prince. OF Balti-
more. have been visiting the lattcr's
mother. Mrs. George V. Oylcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd.
Jr, OF Washington. have been visiting
the formers parents
Captain Boyer Browne. L. S. A, and
Mrs. Browne have been visiting the
formers mother and sister, Mrs. Bcr-
tr Browne and Mrs. w. Alexander
Baker
Miss BcaI Ciarvin has returned from
a visit TO friends in New York.
Misses Lillian and Margaret -Andcr-
son. OF Washington, have been visiting
relatives here.
Miss Louise G. Harmer. OF Lynch
burg, has been visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary katharine Aulck, Miss
Louise Cooper and Miss Louise Thwaite
have been here from Hollns.
Miss Minnie Keller has been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister Mr.. apd
Mrs. Charles l.. Jones. in Alexandria.
Mrs. Hugh l.. McCulloCh, Of Balti-
more. has been visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs. William c. Marshall.
Mrs. Carl Ritter is visiting relatives
in Somerset County. Md.
Captain William E. Colston. OF Mar
tinsburs. w. Va. has been visiting his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
w. i. Cornwcll.
Mir. aud Mrs. j. Frank Eddy, OF
Philadelphia. have been visiting rela :
tivcs here.
Church. and Miss Florence Wilson. OF
Ellisburs. Wash, have been visiting
Mrs. kinney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
bentley Kern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
CONVICTION

Special TO The Times
CONlNGTON. VA, December %
misses Ellie Meredith. of Lawrcnccvillc;
Edith Abbitt, of Norfolk: Sallic John
son. OF Beaver Dam; Clara Smith, Mary
Sandrich. Margaret Eoatwricht. and
Alma PoindcXter, OF Lynchburs: CAY
and Irene PuSh. Of Madisonvillc: Eliza
Meth Jackson, OF Blackstone: Florence
WhitescarNcr. of salem: Annie Jones
and Margaret Beal. OF Scottsville.
teachers in the Covinston schools. left
a few days ago 10 spend the HOLIDAYS
at their respective homes.
Miss Virginia Ward is spending the
holidays with friends in Roanoke
Horace Jcter who is attending the
Washington and Lee University, has
arrived home TO spend the holidays.
Misses Virginia karnes Lucille
karnes. and Marie Crowdcr. OF North
hampton College; Josephine Payne.
Louise Hammond and Isabel Luke. OF
Swectbriar College; Jerome Peck Mary
Noel! Mary Wright. Margaret lesser.
NirSinia Smith, Josephine Rollins, or
farnvilIe Normal; Laura Wallace, Of
Hol!ins; Mary Carpenter. Catherine
NOEL, Elsie lesser. of Mary Baldwin,
Seminary: Maggie Fudge. Priscilla Bell
Of Louisburs Seminary: Rosemary
Luke. OF Schipley School, near Philadel-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
GREENSBORO

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
GREENSBORO, y. g. December Is
4 delightful dance was given Christ
mas afternoon a. the Country Club.
Miss corinne Justice entertained
Wednesday cv,nin; in honor Of her
guest, Miss Margaret Thompson. Of A.
iantu.
Mr. ana Mrs. Banks Meusne OF CO.
lumhia s g.. arc spending Christmas
here with relatives
Mrs. :. Glenn Grown and little son.
Glenn. Jr.. left sunday for Ashcvillc.
where thcy wll spend several days
with relatives before joining Captain
Brown at Camp Gordon, Ga.
Many Of the soldier boys at Greens
bore arc here for the holidays, among
item being Forrest Murray. Lieutenant
Harry Il. Grimelcy. Captain Sidney Al
d"ln.an Allen P"arce and captain j. f.
Stockard. OF Camp Greene
Forma! announcements were issued
Saturday Of ia" marriage Of Miss
carolyn Holt. daughter of O. q. uol,
81 valley View Farm. TO James NJ
Gibbs. Of Rcidsvilic. on SATURDAY. M.
Nembcr O. Mrs. Gibbs has horn :,
teacher III the city schools Of Greens.
boyO.
Mr.. and Airs, Edouard Albion 49,.
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BLACKSBURG

Special to The Times Dispatchl
BLACkSBCRG. VA, December o?.--
Some of the Blacksburs BOYS home on
iurlouSh from the various camps this
geek were: Kent Appcrson. Arthur T..
Moore and Edward Allen. from Camp
Lee; Douglass X. Fagg, from Fort Cas-
we'll, ~ c; Lieutenant Lewis Brans-
ford, from Louisville. Ky; Harry Girls
som. Frank Henderson. Jerry Thomas
and Alfred Hurt, from Camp McClel-
land.
Miss Ethel Crawford has been spcnd-
ing tho vacation At Rising Sun. Md.
aud was accompanied by Miss Jose
phne rhlcsar.
Judge and Mrs. Beverley Crump and
Miss Iicnrictta Crump, of Richmond.
arc guests OF Professor and Mrs. Dab
ncy :. Lancaster.
Judge and Mrs. f. L. Campbell, OF
LynchburS, and Earnest Bransford of
Winston-Salcm \. c.. spent tho week
with Rev. and Mrs. j. J.. Bransford.
Miss Ellen Campbell left Wednesday
TO spend ten days with Mrs. G. {. car
son 4, Fortress Monroe.
DR.. Charles Mci;rydc. OF Washing ton.
and 9. G. GuEnard. Of Columbia s. c..
arc guests at "Midhurst." the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. ]. ". McBrydc
Lieutenant and Mrs. Daniel H. IoEe
OF Fortress Monroe. spent part of tho
week here AS the guests of the formers
mother. Mrs. !. j. Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Woolwine, OF
Davy. w. Va. arc visiting the lattcrs
sister. Mrs. lIosc Woolwinc.
Miss Mary Wall. Of thc Marion Public
school. is spending tho holidays at her
home near BlacksburE.
Mrs. w. q. Henry. of Hablehurst
Miss. arrived here Thursday to spend
several months with her daughter,
Mrs. J. r. FoGlcman
Mrs. Hcba Samuels, of Orange and
Miss Reba Crumpackcr, of Iollins, arc
At the home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. 4. Crumparkcr
Miss Ida Grccnlaw and Miss blanche
Dunlap. OF lIollins. are guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Writ Dunlap.
Professor and Mrs. John Il. liutche
son left Thursday to spend the rest OF
tho vacation with relatives in Halifax.
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WINCHESTER

:WiNcHESTEE. VA. December 20
SIR. and Mrs Marshall Hackney nusscI,
and Mt and Mrs Gardner W. Erow,.
OF New York, nave been visiting Mr
and Mrs. James y. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter VrcGeub,rnb 49,.
New York are visiting the la;tcr's mar.
enis. Mr.. and AIRS, AlcNandcl NJ. EaNc,
Miss Mary Wor,hington IS yisi,irp
relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. j. j Fielder mas returned from
ayisit TO friends in Washiucto,
Mrs. Percy NJ. Cha ndler, OF philadeI.
nhia. has been visiting her rnotbcr
Mrs Fl. Clay krebs.
Miss Elsie Maphis has returned 70
Richmond, after visiting relatives nor,
Miss Ruth Howard, who spent sever
sal months here with relatives. has re-
turned to Cumberland. Md
Captain Abney Payne. L. A ana
Mrs. Payne have been VISITING the I.,,-
{fers father. Or. William l.. Mcclure.
~ Mrs. &. Edward Channiu. has 70.
t1rncd from Washington and VIII
}spcnd. the winter with her mother MIR.
/ Lucy Faulkner, her husband. Cuptain
ICharning. being stationed at Waco
,TexRs.
MFG Thomas Jones and Miss Laurs
- -
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Dress Fabrics, Satims and Silks
Sensational Price Reductions

Sl.25 Corduroy, 81 inches
wide, black. Copen dark green.
gold. brown, wisteria. orange
and Nile green. reduced
W 1850. Soc
$3.50 Ansora Wool Plush,
IS inches wide. in gold, rose,
gray mixtures, green and
Hague blue. for collars and
scarfs. Sale price. :s0c
$500 Chiffon Velvet, 40
inches wide. in navy. brown.
dark green. laurel green and
Burgundy. Sale price. :, .S2.GO
Beautiful Black Brocaded
velvet. 80 inches wide; worth
800 yard, sale price. :. $500
$3.50 Brocaded Tafeta. in
turquoise. pink. orchid and
salmon, SO inches wide. Sale
pii ....,... Sl.'fU