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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-02-01
Fair Mount News.

Mrs. Fred Vogt Jr., spen
Wednesday with her sistcr-in-law
Mrs. Len Vogt..
Mr.. Mcakins and family from
east of Rockville moved on thu
| place left vacant by Christ Stuarr
who lived there last year.
Fred Vogt ST., and wife anC
Henry Bracher and family calico
an c. +. Vogt and family one
night last week.
Mrs. John Stoll called OH Mrs
John Fischer last week one day
Len Vogt and family and Fred
Vogt jr., and wife dincd Sunday
with Fred Vogt ST., and family.
Frank Rapp and wife visited
Friday night with C. E. Vogt and
family.
Viola Rapp spent Sunday with
her cousin, Rosie Rapp.
Katie Brachcr dined Sunday
with her cousin, Paula Vogt.
C.. f. Vogt made a business trip
to Rich Hill Monday.
Mrs. Fred Vogt, ir., spent Mon
day with her aunt, Mrs. Nick
Rapp, and family.
George Brown Of Rockville
made the foundation under the C.
NJ. Rapp residence Monday and
Tuesday.
Martin Rapp and part Of his
family, Theo Marq,lardt and wife
dined Sunday with John Mar
q,lardt and wife.
A large crowd of young folks
surprised Johnnie Rapp Sunday
night. it being his 18th birthday.
At a late hour they all departed
wishing him many more happy
birthdays.
c. T.. Vogt and wife, Henry
Bracher and family called on
Fred Vogt and family Saturday
night.
Mr.. Burdcll Irvcn of Pleasant
Gap and Miss Minnie Hammer of
Prairie City were married Thurs
day, Jan. 25, 1916 at the home of
the brides parents, by Rev. Hail
Of Papinsville. The bride is
known rs a sweet, amiable young
lady. The groom also is a nice
Young man. We join in with
their many friends in wishing
them years of prosperity and hap
pincss.
PRISCILLA
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Mrs. F. A. Kretzinger spent
Monday with Mrs. w. r. Moore.

Mrs. F. A. Kretzinger spent
Monday with Mrs. w. r. Moore.
Earnest Wigger spent Sunday
with his cousin, Icie Wigger.
Jake Warns returned home
from Colorado Saturday.
Geo. Quick and Lon Foster
called at the F. A.. Kretzinger
home Sunday afternoon. "
Mrs. Henry Bcerman and Mrs.
Sarah Quick called on Mrs. F. A.
kretzinger Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones called
at the +. A. Kretzingcr home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Rich left for Kan
sas City where she will visit her
grandson, Chester Rich and wife.
Miss Frances Wise and Mr..
Chas. Rhoadcs were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride s
sister. Mrs. Everette Harvey, at
noon Wednesday, Jan. "a.
PANSY.
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Peru Items.

We are having spring weather
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirb Harper visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. E. G.. Harper
Hol family.
Grandpa and Grandma Lyle are
botl improving.
"r. James Slyter, who is ship
ping his goods to Idaho wired
back that he was snow bound in
| Nebraska.
Mrs. F. l.. Blankenbaker and
girls spent Saturday at Mr.. Jack
Walkers.
l'uford Doane, while working
at he saw mill last week, had the
misfortune to get an ankle bad
~ bruised, almost breaking it.
: Mrs. Lora l.. Lamance, national
organizer and lecturer Of the W.
9. y. L. will speak at Star church
on February ), 1917, at 7 80 p. m.
She is very pleasing speaker and
a great worker for prohibition.
Everybody is invited. The lee
turc will be free, but a free will
offering will be taken afterwards.
Miss Mildred Hampton spent
Monday night at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas.
The l.. Il. l.. met at the home of
Mr.. l.. G. Thomas last Sunday
evening. \ very enjoyable time
was spent.
Mr.. Roy Thomas and +. l..
Blankenbaker moved their saw
mill last Monday to Mr.. Huddles-
ton.
The ladies who took dinner for
the men working on the roads
quilted a quilt for Mrs. Hart af-
ter noon.
Preaching next Sunday morn
ing by Rev. billiard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King visited
their daughter. Mrs. banner, at
TT. Scott last week.
Fred Wheaton spent Monday
night with Gilbert Blankenbaker.
Mr.. f. w. King and bessie
King of FL Dorado are visiting
relatives in this neighborhood.
MJNNEH AHA.
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Public Sale.

Having rented my farm, will
sell at public auction at my farm
3 IL miles east of Foster, Mo-, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1917
the following described property
S Head Of Horses-Gray mare
10 years old weight 14OO; gray
horse 10 years old weight 1450;
hay horse 5 years old, weight
100, a good one; bay horse 8
years old, weight 1850; bay horse
10 years old weight 1860.
6 Head Of Cattle-Good milch
cow giving milk, 8 years old;
Holstein COW s years old, to be
fresh soon; Holstein cow 3 years
old giving milk, to be fresh in
May; heifer 2 years old, to be
fresh in March; 3-year-old cow to
be fresh soon; 4-year-old COW to
be fresh in May.
Hogs-32 head Of shoats,
weight 80 pounds.
Farming Implcmcnts-Busy
Bee riding cultivator; Black
Hawk corn planter, edge drop;
new John Deere sulky pillow; disc
good as new; harrow; set good
work harness; set buggy harness;
3 wagons, one extra good one;
one in fairly good shape, one with
rack; spring wagon; buggy; Mo-
lire corn planter; endgate seeder;
Mccormick mower; harrow.
Grain-Somc oats, hay and
corn.
Hedge Posts-400 hedge posts;
+ corner hedge posts.
Household and kitchen furni-
ture and other things too numer-
Gus to mention.
TERMS ALL sums of $40 and
under cash. All sums over $40 Il
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Meat on Missouri Farms.


Replies made to the Missouri
! State Board of Agriculture as to
the amount of meat consumed by
the average farm family show
that SS4 pounds of pork are con-
sumed annually. With Sc per-
sons as an average family, this is
approximately 158 pounds per
persona hog to a man. In or
der to encourage a larger number
Of farmers to make a sufficient
supply Of meat for their own use,
and possibly to have some to sell,
the Board of Agriculture estab-
lishcd the Missouri Farmers Ham
and Macon Show. The fifth an
nuaY show, recently held, was
most successful. All sections of
the state were represented in the
entries, and the meat was of
superior quality. A representa-
tive of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture has just
asked for detailed information as
to how the Missouri show is con-
Quoted. Similar inquiries have
come from other states. Evident
ly. the plan of the farmer Giving
at home is proving popular.
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Mound Searchlight.

We are having fine weather at
present. It looks as though
spring had begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. WEIGH spent
ST. lday with Jess Ruddell and
family.
d. S. West and daughter, Lu-
ellie spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. O'Dea.
The party at S. Il. Beckett s,
Saturday, was we'll attended.
Everybody reports a good time.
One of Webb Shelby 3 fat steers
fell into a ditch and broke its
leg.
Mr.. Gilbert West spent Sunday
with Wayland Baird.
Mr.. Walton Wilcox has been
complaining of la grippe.
Miss Mable Sunquist was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Oldham last
week.
Miss Sallie Howell spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hol-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kinney of
Butler visited Monday and Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Rud-
dell.
- Mrs. jess Ruddell spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Emery
Lockard.
Mrs. H. L. Fransham called on
Mrs. Wade Ruddell Monday af-
ternOon.
-.s. TEMPEST.
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PRISCILLA
North New Home.

Bob Sproul took load of hogs
to Butler last Wednesday.
Mrs. Harve Mcdaniel went to
Rich Hill Saturday to visit a week
or two with relatives.
John Ehart left for kincaid
Kansas, Thursday to visit with
his sister, Mrs. John Utley and
family.
Hank Sellers and wife Of Kan.
sas City came down to see his
mother, who is very low with
pneumonia.
Stanley Patterson and Warnie
Keeton left for Kansas Thursday
where they will work for while
on the railroad.
Mrs. Cliff Ehart has an Emden
gander for sale. Phone 10 on 26
Butler, Route 6.
Sam Patterson came home Sun.
day to visit a few days.
Willie CASTOR and sister, Miss
Minnie, spent the last of the week
with their brother, George, and
wife.
Mrs. Mat Simpson is visiting
with relatives in Butler.
Powell Englehart and family,
Jess Fleming, wife and son, and
Henry Herman and family spent
Sunday with Willie Simpson and
wife.
Quite a number of the young
folks attended the pound and pie
supper at Earnest Pritchard s
Saturday night.
Willie Simpson butchered hogs
Monday.
Homer Linendoll and wife,
Jack Skaggs and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. McCor-
mack's.
John Ehart and sons are cut
ting logs and loading them .>on a
car at ,Nyhart for j. F.sKern. at
Butler.
COR.
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In and Around Maysoug.

Mr.. B. +. Richards and wife OF
Butler, and also Fred and Ermint
thinner spent Saturday night an(
Sunday with Mr.. TITAN White anC
family.
Mrs. Emma Gilbert and Miss
Georgia Critchfield visited at Mr.
Albert Edrington's Sunday after
noon.
Grandma Strobe, we are glad
to hear is improving.
Rev. Cheek filled his appoint
mcnt at the Baptist church Satur.
day evening, Sunday and Sunday
evening.
DR.. Aliens baby is having {;
spell of la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale and Mable
visited at Tan Whites Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert and Miss
Georgia Critchfield were shop.
ping in Urich last week.
Miss Auelfriiaa Guthrie has moved
her boarding place from Mr..
Steve Long to Mr.. Price Hudson
Mr.. Long expects to move soon.
Mrs. Ramsy, Canon, Shelton
and Farmer helped Mrs. Miller
tack comforts one day last week.
Mrs. Farmer visited Mrs. Canon
one day last week.
Mr.. Sewer and wife and daugh-
ter and husband visited at Mr..
Harne Harness Sunday.
Mr.. Will Hoover moved some
of their farming tools over to the
Harness place Saturday.
Mr.. Farmer and Mark Hoover
did a lot of road dragging Sat-
urday.
Little Thelma and Mary Louise
White have been quite sick with
la grippe.
A few of the men had a little
wolf chase Saturday night but
caught no wolves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed had COM
pany from Garden City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark took din
ner at Mr.. Sam Farmer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCleney
visited Mr. Albert Burlington
Sunday afternoon.
A NEIGHBOR.: +,
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credit of 8 months will be given
Purchaser to give note with ap-
proved security at 8 per cent in
terest from date. 8 per cent dis
count for cash. No property to be
removed until terms of sale are
complied with.
Ladies Of the Christian Church
will serve lunch.
Sale begins at 10 o clock a. nj.
G.. A. WARNER and FOUST,
D. l.. Arbogast, Auctioneer.
Jesse G. Doolittle, Clerk.
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Pleasant Gap.

! We are having some fine wealth
er at this writing, makes us think
about making garden.
Walter Tharp and family visit.
ed at the home Of Pete Tharu
Sunday.
Charley Campbell spent Satur.
day night and Sunday at r. B.
Campbell's.
Cotton Gabriel and wife are
visiting at the A. II. Kipf home
for a few days.
Mr.. Marvin Campbell and Mr..
Will Brown were Rich Hill visit
ors Saturday.
Miss Erma Williams spent Sun
day evening with Miss Beulah
Brown.
A large crowd attended the pie
supper at Pleasant Gap Friday
night.
Joe Brownficld bought a fine
driving horse one day last week.
Miss Pearl Tharp and Mr.. Carl
Hill called at the home of Beulah
Brown Sunday evening.
The Knights & Ladies of Secur-
ity gave a masquerade party at
Butler Friday night which was
well attended. All report a'royal
good time.
Earl Lcepcr had the misfortune
to get his finger badly mashed in
a wood saw while saving wood
one day last week.
Mrs. Jim Hancock spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Tom
Hancock and family.
Miss Pearl Tharp visited Miss
Phey Carol Saturday night.
Stcrlcy Bolin and wife spent
Friday at the Abe Brown home.
Forest Peters, who has been in
returned home last
week, but says he is going back in
the spring.
Mrs. Simms of Boonvillc, Mo-,
is visiting her parents, /. M.
Brownfield and wife.
Mrs. Lon Williams who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, is
reported better.
Earl Leeper and wife spent
at the home Of A. II.
\ipf.
Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. John
Noodfin and Mr.. Alex Moore mo-
ored TO Rich Hill Thursday.
New officers were elected at
he Pleasant Gap Baptist Sunday
school Sunday. Mr.. A. II. Kipf, |,
superintendent; Mat Dickens, as
'istant superintendent; Mrs. Earl
4ccper, secretary; Miss Fern
Moore, assistant secretary; Miss
Beulah Brown, organist;' Miss
Ada Rains. assistant organist;
Mr.. Earl Lccpcr, leader of sing
ng. Teacher class No. l, r. p.
teacher class No. 2,
IRIS. Ed Moore; teacher class No.
), Miss Ada Rains.
Miss Pearl Tharp, Mr.. Carl Hill,
Hiss Bculah Brown, Mr.. Joe ,
'rownficld, Miss Erma Williams
nd Mr.. Will Brown attended ..
hurch at Orchard Grove Sunday
light.
BLUE BELLE.
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Oak Grove Items.


Sargent home Tuesday evening.
+. A. Kretzinger was an Apple
ton City visitor Tuesday,
Harry Chitwood helped Tor
Chitwood cut wood last week.
Geo. Wigger's baby is quit
sick at this writing.
Everettr Harvey and A. l.. Gil
more were Butler visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Will Jones spent Tuesda.
with Mrs. r. A. Krctzinger.
d. M. Cumpton, Mrs. Clar;
Bachelor, and daughter, Ncna
9. II. Yarns and sister, Rena
called on MIR. and Mrs. ID. w
Bowman Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. W. Rector called OF
Mrs. j. T. Chitwood Tuesda,
evening.
Mrs. ID. w. Bowman called OF
Mrs. Clara Bachelor Tuesday
evening.
Will Davis was Butler visitor
Tuesday
Mrs. Geo. j. Krctzingcr from
Rich Hill visited at the James
Harvey home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Moore and
daughter, Judith and C. B. and
Vim. Lawson called at the Claud
Stephenson home Wednesday
-vcning.
c. A. Warns hauled logs to
Peacock s saw mill Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Bachelor called on
Mrs. G. c.. Wilson Wednesday af-
1crnoon.
Clarence Bowman and father
we're Appleton City visitors
Wednesday.
NJ. II. Sargent hauled coal for
Jake Frey Thursday.
Frank Guttcrman and wife
called at the f. A. Krctzingcr
home Wednesday evening.
Misses Nena Batchelor, Nina
Keen and ThcIma Sargent spent
Thursday night at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Moore.
Mrs. Clara Batchclor called on
MRS. y. W. Bowman Monday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Bccrman spent
Thursday with Mrs. Walter
Moore.
A. l.. Gilmore sawed wood for
Hhas. Wiggcr Friday.
$. l.. Keen and mother, Mrs. E.
j. Keen and Mrs. j. IL. McCook
and daughters lnotored to Apple
ton City Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Claud Quick spent one day
last week with her mother, Mrs.
Randall.
Mrs j. II. McCook spent one
day last week with her mother,
Mrs. f. j, Keen.
Mrs. Geo. Sargent was shopping
in Spruce. Friday morning.
Claud Quick helped A. H. Gil
more cut wood Wednesday. |
Marvin Snodyrass and S. l..
Keen and mother called at the
homc Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ne
Cook "Wednesday evening.
A. l.. Gilmore sawed wood for
Geo Sargent Saturday.
Mrs. Claud Quick and children
spent Sunday at the home Of her
Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. G. w. Rector spent Fri
day with Mrs. Marsh Brown.
Mrs. Bcrnicr Dickson spent the
latter part OF the week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
Aey.-
Mr. and Airs. Marsh Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pharis spent
at the &. W. Rector
home.
Tom Chitwood and children.
Marie and Harvey, and Harry
;hitwOOd mOtorrd to the river
Merl Sargent and sister, Thel-
ma, spent Saturday night at the
lem Sargent home.
Mr.. G.. w. Rector called at the
has. Pharis home Saturday at
'erno0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Frey spent
Saturday night and Sunday Wis
ting relatives in Rich Hill.
Mrs. Henry Rcmalia is in Rich
Hill visiting her daughter, Mrs.
less Fritts.
Mrs. Geo. Frey spent one day
asst week with Mrs. Geo. Wigger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrnice Dickson
md little son, Walter Lee, Mr.
md Mrs. Bruce Odneal and Mr..
NJ (yp..l Wy -1l. 1 III |
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here Saturday night and Sunday.

here Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Trimble Chapman and children
of Portsmouth, are at Donithon again
with home folks.
Master Forrest Belcher spent few
days of last week with his grandpa
rents here
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr are spend
ing some time with relatives at Cat
lettsburg.
Alice Maynard returned home Sun
day after a pleasant week spent with
his brother at Williamson,
2. T. Frazier spent the week with
home folks here.
Mrs. Florence. Thompson and chill
dren, Mrs. Stella Elkins and children
and Miss Tilda Ell<!ns Of West Va.
have been tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellxins for the past week.
Minerva Fitzpatrick attended church
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Reuben and John Tyree returned
from Shelby ore day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goode and Mrs. See of
Blockton. are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs John Daniels of lou
lisa, spent few pleasant hours with
Mrs. Heltsley Sunday evening.
Lindsey and Josie Lambert went to
Tcrchlight Monday.
Jessie Moore called on home folks
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night and Sunday.

| Saturday night and Sunday.
William, James and Martie Antrim
were visitors here Saturday night.
Clara Lambert is teaching at Wells
Branch this year
Bessie Moore is teaching the Grassy
school.
Our school teacher, G M. CoplAy. was
called home on account of i''ness last
Friday, and school has closed till next
Monday
Lindsey Lambert, who has been home
for several days on account of an in
Jured finger, was able to go back to
Kenova Monday
Dave Wellman is working on Blaine
Mrs. Chas. Maynard and Junior and
Mrs Marquis McClung spent Sunday
night with their parents on vinson
Branch.
Mrs. VIM. Harvey spent Saturday
till Monday with Mrs. Harry Belcher
and Mrs. Don Belcher on Griffith creek.
Mrs. Robert vinson and Miss Grace
and Miss Gladys Land attended church
here one nigh last week
Malcolmn Stansberry was a visitor
here Saturday night
Charley Daniels was calling on
friends here Sunday.
James Piichard is visiting relatives
here. PECK'S BAD BOY.
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MESSY BOTTOM.

Miss Blanche Lowe was shopping in
Pikeville Saturday.
The Broad Bottom Mining Co. IS pro
crossing nicely. We wish them great
success.
Anna Weddiugton. the 10 year old
daughter OF j NJ. Weddington, who
get shot accidently. has returned home
from Kings Daughters hospital where
she was under treatment for three
weeks. It is reported that she is i'm
proving nicely
7. G. Weddirgton was calling on his
uncle and aunt OF Lowe Bottom Thurs
day.
Mrs. Dave Childers of this place, wac
visiting friends and relatives at Cat
lettsburg last week.
Mrs Victoria Coleman has returned
home from Marrowbone.
Bradley Coleman and several others
have been drafted in the army.
Mics Loitie Thornsberry. 20. was
quietly married to Mr.. Oscar Baker. 80.
at Kansas City. Mo, August 80. They
spent two weeks honeymoon in Kan
sas City and have now returned to their
home in Eldorado Kansas. The brides
IOiiC 10 III AtOohOioObi inv 40 -
charming young lady Mr. Baker is II
prominent oil man OF Eldorado. We
have long thought that this would end
in a happy elimination. We extend
to them our most hearty congratula
lions for long and happy future.
Willie Coleman and family are WIS.,
iting their mother, Victoria Coleman.
Mrs. f. T. Westlnke, of Louisa, was
visiting her sister at this place. Mrs
Roland Lowe
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mullett,
a fine boy
Mrs. Cordell Steele was whiting rel
atives at Harold Saturday.
Harve Childers, 81. was married to
Miss Cora Adkins. 27, at the brides
home in Pikeville September .. We ex-
tend to them many good wishes for =
happy future. TORCHY.
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MOVING PICTURES FREE
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Saturday Of This Week EIdoradO will
Entertain Youngsters Free Of
Charge

Eldorado. Loulsa's moving picture
house, will admit all school children of
Lawrence and Wayne counties free on
Saturday. September 20. the last dav
of the Fair. The picture on that day
will include Gen. Pershing and the
American troops landing in France
Eldorsdo viii, be open all day on each
Of the three days of Fair and the pic
lures will be especially good and viii
be changed frequently during these
three days.
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Miss Jennie Bromley, who came home
last week from near Clarksburg. West
Va. left Monday 10 accept position as
stenogrnpher for coal company at
weeksbury, F'loyd-co.
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a few days ago and injured his eyelid
by striking II on a nail in the fence.
The nail was driven through the lid.
bat 4, is Thought the sight was not in
jured.
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WANTED;--Man of good business
ability with from three TO five thou
sand capital. 10 take charge of ofiics
end Of manufacturing business in Ash
land KY. Address o. V. CANNON
Ashland, Ky.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, OF Louisville.
have moved Into Mrs. Elem McI.enry's
house on Lock-av vacated by Mont
Holt and family Nj. Payne is trav-
cling salesman.
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The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety wili meet with Miss Rebecca
L,,ckcy on Saturday afternoon.
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BIG1s ANDY NEW S.
Friday. September %. 1917.
Foooyl

lie Is ncnpccked man. know,
speak OF oswald Dome;
And yet you ought 20 hear him crow
when he's away from home.
Luke McLuke.
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Hats, Ladies' and Misses, all the new
styles for fall and winter. suits, coats
and one piece dresses. A large line OF
shoes now on display at Justices store.
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In the list OF marriage licenses pub
llshed in the NEWS last week the age
OF Cleveland Baisder should have been
33 instead OF 23.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. #. Freese have
moved to Camel City where Mr.. Freese
has been fer some time with the Ken
lucky Block Camel Coal Co.
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LoSTi--A small bunch OF keys. Fin
der return Same TO Bottling Works and
receive reward. 9-2Sltpd
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Mrs. j. @. Adams went to Pikeviile
Wednesday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Win McDyer.
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Augustus Snyder. local representa-
tive received a car load Of Fords a few
days ago.
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Leon Bromley is able TO be in his
place In the Louisa National Bank. af-
ter a few days illness.
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MEAT MARKET.

am re-opening in the fresh meal
business at my old stand in Louisa
Prices reasonable. It. r. MCCLURE
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J. N. Mercum has resumed his du-
ties as G. and o. agent at Louisa, after
having peen off duty for few months.
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Clifton, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Hail. is able to be out, after an
illnesa OF scarlet fever.
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II. r. Evans has gone TO French Lick
Springs for tht benefit Of his aealth
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FOR sAlE:--Hollse end three lots
IN Louisa. apply to NEWS office. II.
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Lawrence Woods. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Woods, fell while climbing a fence
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LosT:--A silver powder box and
Key. Return to Miss I<izzie Burns and
receive reward. s-7-t:.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28

Miss Make Cassady, OF Paintsville,
was the guest Sunday of Miss Carrie
Banfield.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28

Tho regular term OF Fiscal Court will
meot hero Tuesday, october 2.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
poNIrHoN.

The revival closed at this place FRI
day night. Rev. Griswold preached
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ] J. johnson. of Jenk-
ins, were here over Sunday. guests OF
VIM. Carey and family and Mrs. cara
Johnson.