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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07

not produce one pound Of beet SUI
gar, but only has hopes Of doing So
1t is to the interest Of the farmer
to give no heed to these agitators.
but to weigh his duty to himself. his |
community and his country in con-
tinuing at this time to produce a
crop of beets which has built up
his community and to which at this
time the country must look for as
sistarice.
II some manufacturers Of sugar
have made some money, Is II any
reason why the business should be
discontinued. any more than some
growers Of sugar beets have made
more money than other growers of
sugar beets?
Is 1t reasonable to expect that
this or any other industry would
develop and continue to grow un-
less 1t were reasonable profitable
venture for those going into 1t?
| is there any crime--as some OF
the agitators would have us think
for an industry to be financially sue
cessful?
The fact that Colorado has sixteen
sugar factories and that the farm
ers In 1917 received about $4,000
900 for beets appeals to state pride.
The Greeley Tribune reports re-
suit of survey made by committee
of twenty members OF Farmers I'm
ion showing gross receipts for beets
were $3.50 per acre.
The committee reported average
lcost of making sugar beet crop was
$52.S0 per acre, leaving a net prof.
1t to the growers Of s41.70 per acre
for 1917.
The average crop for Colorado this
Iyear was twelve tons per acre. but
some years 1t has Appropriated as
high as fifteen tons and by some
growers more, 8.
Average yield Of wheat is about
fifteen bushels per acre. yet most
farmers raise more than that--tf
they didn't wheat acreage would de-
cline.
The sugar beet crop shows unusu-
al big profit at average yield per
acre. leaving out unusual yields and
value of stock feed besides.
> II twenty sugar beet farms al
Greeley produced average Of twelve
t tons in remarkably long dry season
figure sixteen ton crop at 1918
3 contract price.
r The gross revenue would be $141
$ per acre and deducting $3.50 fol
: making crop would leave net prof
: 1t from the sale of beets OF s91.2(
per acre.
The average yield Of 100000 acre
e beets ordinarily grown in Colorado
3 has been about as follows:
Fifty per cent Of the acreage yiel'
4 eleven to sixteen tons to the acre.
Twenty-Five per cent OF the acre
n age yield sixteen plus tons per acre
4 Twenty-Five per cent Of the acre
S age yields less than eleven tons pc
y acre.
8 This is only in Colorado; othe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07

1000 feet long. with accessories.
according to plans and specifications
on file In my office.
EUGENE SCHAUB.
Engineer.
Logan, Utah. Adv. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07

western states are making similar
showings.
Encouragement Of such industries
which includes beet raising as we'll.
Is one OF the best means Of develop
ing any state.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
WATER WORKS EXTENSION

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until February
90, 1918, for the construction OF a
six inch pipe line approximately
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07

The fellow who has $500 In the bank
ls Just that much richer than the chap
who has to borrow IS from his neigh
Dor, but expects some day to have
fortune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-07

call your attention to the fact that
whereas the small investor has been
known to semplsiA ssmstsmss that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

ccntinasd. ssid scsas and lntsssa
shall be eayehle ss the Chatham a
rhosaa National nsns In sac clls ~
Ne~ iork State % New Nars
Al the request " shp o~ner and
apsa prvscnials, 10 shs clly rFeas
aref ~ Ualhfe this bond will b.
Registered wisA ths ergucip~i parable
TO thc registered owHeF taeFect
7, fhss hpaa IA one of series nam.
hess~l from one 90 20 ITO hundred
and my s.iel so,a inclusive. vi llse
date and icuOf asgregAtias ~ha
prieelpal sum ~ r~e llsadred safsy
rheasand teSe eee ael nAsllafa aaa
- issued tor ,av paf,s,s. ~ lding
The ue,cssars flnds for the ooa&srac
slca ~ the Water MoFas Extensions
for said city ~ vashrse. 10 he o~nsd
exclusively D, said elty ssld bonds
hslus sesed and issae.i under Seesien
~ Of Article ia of lhe Consultation
aud statutes ~ the State Of okla-
hcmA complimentary. supplementary.
aud enacted pursuant thereto
The tall falih credit aud resources
of said CITY are herroy irfevoeaely
pleslsed 10 the pay men, ~ thla boad
a. lS lltEknY CERTIFIED AND
RNtttn that al acts. conditions and
ihtass Required go ne done precedent
TO and Ia ghs israanec ~ sAle boad
have h,eu pr prls augc. happeae.l,
and have becn pcrhrmei Ia regular
and auc form A. rnauifcd ~ law. and
that the loial Indebtedness of said
city ineadla8 gh!t bond. aud the
series ~ which u forms nars. does
not eSceei Ans constitutional OF
statutory liuAHalsoui that due pro
vision has been made fof tie colee +.
ilon of 40 annas Tax aaffieleai 10 pay
the interest ue shlp boud "a 4, Tails
due. and also so constitute a sinking
fuud for sNr pas ucng ~ the principal
hereof Al ma nr1y
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF said
city haf esasra hs bond ,o he algned
hy ist Msser stireted by ita clork
and sealed With thr zeal thereof. this
DAY ot October 4 u 1918
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

Aona IA valid ant tluaInx esllssssoa
ACCORDING 30 lss tenor and terms. an&.
andrr TIE prusgaians u las IN ~ffs1t.
Nsrch 1s.b. isie, requires the ess.
ullcstes ~ tAs tsoad Commissioners ~
the Alate ~ pkiaAoaas tAesusw h IA
caasssssble Ia aas csart 10 the stAte
of Oklahoma. unlr#a aals ,aervau
sAaN b. Arvaxhs In ceaft haslax
laslsaiesioa ot tae sane within thifty
dass irom the date Of this approval
og sAld bead appearing Ia the eaesiaa
taerv0f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
Mayor
Attest


city Clerk
ENDORSEMENT NO /.
Form ~ Certlflcsie by tho County
Clorh aud County Attorney 10 be En
doreed on each bond
STATE or OKLAHOMA
LOGAN COUNTY ss
CRY Oh GUTHRIE
WI, the undersigned. County AZ.
torney aud County CLERK, respectively
Of said county. IN which said city ~
Guthrie Is ahuaicd hera,y certify
taaa tho sllhln bond is ono oi series
OF bonds issued by said city. pursuant
TO law, and that the entire issue Of
said bonds IL within tho lebt limit
Imposed upou said city by the Con
sthuiiou and laws OF tho STATE Of
Oklahoma
Witness our respective official
hands and tic official seal OF said
County Clerk this ------ day u
october. ! y 1918
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

ciiy ciorA
loRM or couroN

toupon No @149- -.
90 she a. day ~ -.----, A. y.
10 the city Of Gulhflc. TO the State
OF Oklahoma. prorasen TO pay 10 the
Mayor " raj deity the aam Of ----~---.-
Dollars. at ~ fiscal agency la iha
City ~ New YORK or In the event Of
the dlsrun' nuanru ~ said fiscal
agency, ~ the Chatham a rbocnir
National bank ~ Ncw York. State ~
New York. for interest due that day
on its Water worke Extension Eond
W 1918 ~ One Thousand Doilata
tloooool dated October ia,- 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
LEAD A. Tssy sJsst-----
KING FERDINAND HAS
DECIDED TO ovir

Copsnhsgen. Oct s-rhe official
Ayssrssn correspondence bureau mas
given esf . dispatch from sons dated
Friday stst'ns thar King Ferdinand
~ ssissria. sbcieated On Thursday IN
favor of Crown Prince 0ors. The
ne~ king. n 10 seeistsd. has already
Assumed the reign ef office.
-1saS A. Ibss sgsh4
osnds Buy esyensfs.
Pvt Your Dollars into KHAKI
Duy Liberty eorda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05


.v,4r n&ae Is hot IA tots Isl ~ year
name Is ussSpesis~a ee sgrc tast yO1
rxpers TIE fAes ge The Leader cffice AZ
ence a. & ~oat2 not be tsir 70 yva
or The cosnmuntg 10 have The name
omlssed. We knov hat in tie end
It viii be = c0Inplc.e roster of the
families IL Gutarse aud viii IN many
cases Include The names ot every
member of ghe family The names
IN hlA.k a; top ar the 80 per ceal
men. They cAoa over subscribed tNe
cuxo &aporticned to them
A n Do6scu. Laura Tcrrin. II |.
xAiteiey. v = Hsrtwick, NinoeF
Candy Co. Joaa Naacney, l. |. Bal.
snrs " " Pscler. n S StrAtson. W n
Hecr Mrs. " c SmitA. CAlcn cro~I
JenuAo Martin. ira Saacklefora r "
Disfes. y = wlber. Mrs N Pests
Masehel. LNesisa and y Glass
or Cot'erzl Y c Roper. W W Hrovn-
Enms HerrsSs. z Herries. NJ |
Bsrres
IsAn " SesAla Car nar.ay
y L vnilAns. raui Barnes. T. ls~oley
VI r Prinee. c c FORT. Eeary Braun,
Hesnx Braun. II Clark. Mrs Fred
B1yucr. y " Carter. a @ { Blefef
AMI wife. 4 J Goks. Mss Marie
kocssch, E L HKrsshi and family A y
Armstrong
= " WYATT. II Crawford Ray
sacoa gsrywn. " II MHcAen, n c
Noo3worzA. Harold welch. ChRs {
Hgdcn. Ten JcDkius. r C ylns0B- ]
u Hcove-. " Beesg " c Saith.
w Hartman. " q loansou. Mr. y A
Miller. c L miller. Mr. and Mr. 7 r
McKenn0n-
q Dfsbens. o " Reeves. IAsf
Nzihian. Mrs GAlsp crv. 4 Barnes.
Edgar Bscg. Esuyd Taylor. Se0 n
wcrsAen. " J Beasiey. Sherman Var
icy. Nrs : Derr. r A DER. a A
Harris, n c Kreua Harry Han. rms
u L wocf. & ) Berger. A o Wait
comb = s Rexroz1. Mr. 4 Re1r0sa
EIz& Coover. J Il HzmiH. n Ar
mBtrpai " J Armantrcas y II Boyd
r. 4 Dsyi. c Marssn. Mzznoiis
Peirossaa Co. 2 L Rsck. 4 c Hanson
Cgto Bursi. Henry Th0m zon c v
Hs;hsr2y. Mrs. ole Bccornsa
Ralph ~ Dzyls. o l. leeycr. g
Lewis F,ed " Creer. " L. 3 Shsr.
zoc5. " J Dsekeii ~ u Bzrres, O "
N.li.r. J C LeebAsrf. ~ = Miller. c G
Cs0thier . u Csasli. L S Rernaa. %
!. ySasss. o 7 ieess. L wgfhinr1on
CssArfe Far. Co. L L johnson q
Rsnyo1. ? w1rres. o @ Chesuui
4 c xao1or. a 4 Tes1. Nrs. MsbeiI
wes,. stsssey q ves,. " X Patterson.
3 " NErsheE. y N Carter. II Al
Do7fh
Efffz l. Bcoso. s u Bztea ST.. - I'll
Jchzsor. Nrx N2E5 L Homer. u ~
kss1~i. c B Marta. @ II Hslssed-
Magnolia Pei. cs. l-. O A Hughes
r . yohns. D~. 7 Il wight. fr4sk
s-iiS n l. KILLER
] : sheA-er. o G shesrer. Lac4Se |
Barre. Mrs. y " CrazpL d Browne.
6 " Hopkins. J 3 FalrfSela. James NJ
White. Mar z wileOs c Horaer
~ r w-eleh. C. " Carr
gzke welns@-gsr Mrs L Allea.
Dora Z Hin
g A sehzEss. gehs Reez. Mrs. ~
. scNezL E1lfh s Bird. Z II scrsscs |
.1sia- i1s W Beis. Marley r Smith
krs- Caristins Morg1r- r y ssorall
y " ncCoy. As1le n sccoy. z VI
c-1aerxy and Fznily. Mr.. c wi
White. Mr. Z waite. Frank waite.
y Il vzzyis-. Henry Collins.
2 Uphzn. Dss4z Bros. cEzs Olson,
II xssxie-. Dr.. z @ Sharp, II IL
Eyrsz- T n Hurst. Ida Larso1, Hear !
Z WALKER. " " cs5son- Mrs Grace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
WATER WORKS EXTENSION
BONDS or 1918.

KNOW ALL MEN by THESE
PRESENTS: That the CITY Of Guthrie
fn the State Of Oklahoma. hereby
acknowledge itself indebted TO and
for value received promises TO pay TO
the bearer. the sum Of One thousand
Dollars $4,000 ee). on the first day Of
October. A. ID. isf5. together with 10 !.
forest thereon from the date thereof
autii paid a. tbe rate OF slr 90 per
cent per annun. payable semi an
nualIy. on the first day Of April ana
the first day OF October. Of each
year: said interest evidenced by aud
to be psid upon surrender OF the
cooDons hereto attached as they
ssveraiiy become due. both principal
and interest parable in lawful money
of the United States Of America. At
the Fiscal Agency Of the state OF
Oklahoma IN the City Of New York.
gr. 10 the svsnt said agency II dis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

The readers ~ ghla PAPER ~ni h-
pssssed O. learn that thetw Il a. l~sst
emN dreaded disease lnat sei#ne~ hsa
a~TA aelH ~ sagr Ia sii ~ stages and
'ha' 4 catArFh CasAFTh eeias greatly
lHhAens~d ny saaalitwtionai conditions
Fs4alFss eanatiiRtianai trealment
Hails estayyh Mesiitlas 4 fskwa ia
tvtnailY anal ass shra HE lllaed ea la~
Naepua #aFFaeea " the RYatrm ghssv
hF deslEvfinx EAr feaaiatiaa "a th~
dl4eaae RiNius ghr aatisAi stFrmsth
BY haildiaa ~ lh~ s,Nslliatlea aaa
asslailak aaiufv ln aasna lga vpsh fhu
ptngfl"Gefs have 40 mn, 3 falth IN tbs
curative sNwrFs ee llsfs vatarrh
Ns'ilFta" that taos ety~f oas liaa
are,i lsaslarn teg any ease hat Il falis
"a ours @nud 60 llas ag teAtlmealals
Addfsas v j CHENEY 4 co. To.
lssio ohio Hok' hv al Druggists. To-.
--H' s~a 4. rssy ttsA.s--~~
fss Sale lleag ssogs aad fsxtassA
los aled 81 nliaa DATA WIN tasvies
abs'a, ss.euo oe Must cell Al eass aa
aeecaas q loelag msnaw~r WIN sas
riFive fug aulek ace " u Morfisoo,
foaea city oAls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
County Attorney.
County Clerk
ENDORSEMENT NO z

ENDORSEMENT NO. z
Form Of Certificate Of Registration
BY Treasurer 20 lao Endorsed on each
bond
STATE on OKLAHOMA.
LoGAS COUNTY. IS
CRY or GUTHRIE.
:. the undersigned. duly qualified
aud acting Treasurer OF the city Of
Guthrie County of Logan. state Of
Oklahoma hereby certify that on the
- day OF October. A. ID. 1918. |
rogsatered toe within bond ia a book
kept for tia, purpose. that entered
the number. the date. the name u tho
payee. The fund upon which u IS
drawn. aud the amount.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
PEOPLE AGAINST POLITICS

whether Tho lrolisioisns have or hay.
rot adjourned politics." the people
have. u b becoming the eastom ia
iosns where Governor Cappcr Is cal
I'D TO speak. for lifelong Democrs,
~ Introduce hlm and declare that he
= supporting him for United States
asor.--Jopeks Ca.ssal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
Honor Roll Of
Bond Buyers

Johr d chappelle and vis.
Edith L Lutx.
@ c Chexnut
Dr. r o Hirschi
rAhxnd & Scns.
A L Ridge
Hrs J G Post
Hrs J p Winion.
Major Roy winien.
PIP Kelley.
o L cufd.
J r wInion.
c 8 BurroaghS
A y Sv1nk.
Lesh Independent OIL Co,
Marion Barnes.
Mrs Nevada A Reed,
Mrs B = Woodwork.
J D Van Hoozer.
A r Bueniing and wife
J w worStell.
Geo L Anderson.
Krness w rrapnen.
Susan Taylor.
Mr and Mrs L s Page.
J y Hope
Or J 2 Rich.
VIZ Powers.
Hiss Ethel Douglass,
Miss Alma Hcyhion.
B r Merten.
O Z Gibson
p o Walker.
Max Greenburg.
c II Sanders.
Chss H rilson.
Pioneer Cotton Mills.
Hrs Sam Warren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
BACK TO ASIA IS
DOOM Or TUX

ssloaica, oci. I've xill coon d.
rect CIR blow al CohssansinDyle. anu
iae Yanpg'shed Turk will be thrown
orce for All into Asia" declared Gen
efal Dkspcray. allied commander. IN
replying 10 a demonstration today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
Assognsy ueneFsl vs
ufYkio nond temmis
sloasr of The state Of
Osish0ma

II ia hereby certified that Al the
request eg the cvnef ~ The wsuthin
hond. hs,p tbs dsy Registered she
same Ia the name -. Ahd ~nh lhe
prlnclral thereof paYshls 80 .
hie ~ SIS AaslTna oF lawful rnpfes
sentative
llaiel tals ----siAt ~ IA assigns ~
Lawful representative
Dated tala aay OF - A -
10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

eress A &c
4 + htiao
Iosd LealG
y W lAngT
l.ass Ds Goods Co.
Mrs \ wenen
EE whceieF
1sacviese vslis
] h wvod wprgh
Geo Mcoreror
MIS- Geo McssrsgOr
G Neyins
Ned pedis0
Geo A Pollard
EA psnhock
h pelratt.
pr { : Petty
Oklahoma c.rwse BY . N finAle,
II Il Mitchell
an Rysa
l. II RltaAaaps
RaoAcf Barton Dty Goods Cs
n n stewart
{ Z SmilA
" 4 wcicA
Geo Caffncy
A : Hoover
II c Hall.
~ ulldrcth
Frank i.ne.
Rernlee rerce
Lssha Barrie
Lucy Van Meter
W L Van Meter
William Wood
Ned Holman
J J Abel
Amos ksinx
lila Ewing
Marion Ewing
Martha Ewing
RH Low.
u J pcnaells
VIII u chswell
II G ru~cr
c y iIalsiesd
Homer wilkessoD,
James u PECK
II A Daicher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

p~s aelss. srd " ssss rna skIs MN
anse ahaii h~sems upssstIye in.
ss~''iatsiy
wHERsspWE. sa smesssacy "a
heTlay sl~vlaTea 10 swat. saa thts
efdlasave sAsli be 10 NaIl fuvse aud
ofFssl lamsdlsssIs frvm and after na
paaeags
Passed an dsdevse-i Ar the Heard
~ tuaaastastsnegs 81 the ctty M
uathfie t.assa toaasy oslahoma. tAis
ssh dAy of CktshvF A y isis
Nssaed ~ taa MaYeg thsa ath A.y
af sivsohss A u latS
y W HARTMAN.
NsYeT.
elfstt gKp L. ANDERSON.
sHs Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
SOLDIER COY, AERE on
ruRlouor. BUYS eonps

Paul Baruea. suthrir boy hosns 0n a
srlough is The righ, aori Aos oiliy
siiling 10 give his lie II need be- 10
he cause Of lihsTty heaiso want, ~
heap IN financial wsy Yesterday
be visited the LlheFqy bank aisal lrg.rht
hundred dollar bond Mr. siacaer.
take notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
-f.snd A. Thss stsht---
NAVY CASES or spANlsr
INFLUENZA IN currnlG

There arr more than 100 case ~
spaDish iElucnza la I.ogan oounfy.
'ccofdiag 70 Guthrie physician. The
sreater number of The sufferer are
n Guthrie
-----sfsHJ A. The, rl.a,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05
Treasurer.
ENDORSEMENT no. g.

Certificate ofsApproyai by Attorney
General 80 be Endorsed on each bond
STATE or OKLAHOMA. OFFICE
or ATTORNEY GENERAL. BOND
- taia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

] hereby certify fhas I have exalnln.
ID certified copy OF the record Of
proceedings taken preliminary 70 and
10 the issuance OF tho within bond !.
that such proceedings aud sqcn bond
show lawful authority for the issSs.
end are In accordance with the forms
and msthcds Of procedure prescribed
and provided by me for thA issuspce
of bonds Of ike dnd; and that said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-05

Fem Adler.
Mrs L ID Bronson
l. ID Bronson
Mrs & s Burroughs
Roy Bzrro1ghx
J p Barfort-
G. 4 Bergman
Bennett & Burst
ID z Bird
JuD Dean
J p Duncan
J r. Douglass
katherine Dean
Ax.gsre. Dean.
Marie a Dean.
v n DilIenkeck.
ciBsTon Valley Crea1ery.
A X Campbell
Y Z Carter.
n Cassidy
G Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Carl flisos.
N pfc
Cnzs FaHikrer
cnshrsa NH . Elevator CT.
L J Cray.
Prank s GRESHAM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-15
MATTE.

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday.
j. d. Ball made business trip 20
Louisa monday.
corda G>ore spent FRIDAY afternoon
with Ruth Justice.
Mahala Moore was the guest OF Alma
and Jettie Hays Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Cooley OF Ports
mouth. are visiting friends at this place
Allie Edwards was calling on Lula
Moore Sunday.
Walter Siambaugh passed down our
creek last week enroute to Louisa.
Lula. Bessie and Minnie Moore. Grace
Cooley and Allie Edwards were out
horseback riding Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Moore spent sun
day afternoon with Thornton Moore.
Charley Moore has returned home
from Portsmouth
Oliver swetnam passed up our creek
one day last week.
Roy Hays made a business trip 10
Ledocio Monday last.
Fred Short made n trip to Cordell
Sunday.
Alonzo Arlington attended church at
this place Sunday
Fred Moore, who enlisted in the army
some over year ago. is now in France
and writes home that he Is receiving
the Big Sandy News weekly and en-
joys reading II very much.
Rev A. L. Moore of Ledocio is con-
fined to his room with smallpox
Lindsey Moore and family have had
the smallpox recently and are improv-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-15

II would. II could. put nve Of these
In Woodrow Wilson's heart and about
five or six Of them in 1--WE or six others
down there and stop the damned war;
Is the dire threat which Walter Ward.
a miner at the operation OF the Edge
water Coal Co. al HELLER Ia said 10
have uttered in the presence Of wit
nesses while he tossed several revolver
cartridges in his hand.
The matter was brought TO the after.
tion OF the U. s. Commissioner at pike
Vile, and Ward was at once taken into
custody and brought here for hearing.
The witnesses gave the details Of his
actions at the hearing before the Com
missioner Tuesday. though Ward him
self declined TO make any statement.
He was held TO the Federal court un-
der bond OF one thousand dollars ana
being unable to give Il, was placed n
Jail.
II is said Ward Ia native OF Law
rence-co.. and has n wife ana three
children.-News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-15
wEBsvILLE.

Samuel Shepherd is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Dorothy Webb is visiting rela-
tives in Greenup.
Miss Lizzie Smith and Miss Essie
Roberts are visiting their uncle here
Enoch Richly. who has been visiting
old time friends here. left for his home
IN Minnesota.
Miss Annie Fleming was the guest
of Miss Emma Thompson Monday
Hugh Shepherd was calling on Miss
Lizzie Smith Sunday.
Jake Long. who has been working In
Portsmouth. spent few days with
home folks here.
Hugh Shepherd purchased fine hog
from win Kitchen.
Misses Bertha and Irene Lang were
out horseback riding Sunday.
Charley Cotton and family. who
moved from here TO Ohio few months
ago. moved back recently to make this
their home.
Mira. Ellga Smith and daughter. are
visiting In Huntington.
Mrs. Grace Rupert and Miss Maud
Webb OF Grayson, were here Monday
visiting their sister, Mrs j. r. Lang.
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IATIIE.

Several from this place attended
church at Bells Trace Sunday.
Mrs. Harve Hicks was visiting Mrs.
A. NJ. Watson Saturday.
Mrs. b. b. Wells was calling on rel
atives at Ratcliff one evening last week.
ID. ]. Thompson and l.. o. Perry
were business callers In Louisa Sat
urday.
Ida b. Chafiin was the guest OF her
cousin. Stella Dalton. Sunday.
Mrs. b. d. johnson and Mrs. Reecie
Hammond are visiting in Ashland.
Mrs. Minnie Webb and Mrs. virgie
Bradley were visiting relatives here
last week.
Dewey Thompson, who has been en-
ployed at Six, w. Va is visiting home
folks here, but expects to return soon.
Everett, Kiger made his usual call at
J. II. Hillman's Sunday.
Mona Hall was calling on Mrs. Lew
is Thompson Thursday.
Mrs: j. H. Young was visiting her
mother at Caney Falls last week.
Mrs l.. O., Perry was calling on
Mrs. Lafe Thompson last week.
Sheridan Thompson is all smiles now.
We can't guess why. Can you?
Linnfe Large was business caller
here one day last week.
Dennis Pennington passed UP our
creek Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Hays was calling at d.
]. Thompson's "Wednesday.
Martha and Eunice Thompson were
shopping at B. B Wells store Satur-
day.
Jesse Jordan expects to leave soon
for his home in Indiana.
Boston Hammond filled his appoint
ment at Polly's chapel Sunday.
Ruth and Eunice Thompson spent
Thursday evening with their cousin.
Martha Thompson.
There will be church at this place
Saturday night and Sunday by Rev.
Conley. WILD ROSES.
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Morris.

j. V. o'Bryan was visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. John Clark Of near Gallup one
night last week.
Misses Martha and Mary Moore were
the all night guests OF Fannie New
come last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Judd have moved
to Meads Branch and j. A. Moore will
move into the house vacated by them.
A good many people were excited
over the sight that was seen in the
elements last Thursday night.
NJ. A. Pack purchased fine lot OF
corn from Hez Miller last week.
Miss Sella Thompson is our new mail
carrier.
Mrs. Mazda Pack OF Charley was
visiting Mrs Belle o'Bryan Monday.
Mrs. Dicie Estep was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gypsy Miller, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Kitchen and daughter
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Newcome Sunday night
RED. WHITE AND BLUE.
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CafLettsburg Items
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wright.

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wright. widow of
the late Rev Joseph Wright. passed
away at her home at Kavanaugh. This
pioneer lady was one of the best known
and most loved women In this section.
She was born November s. 1888, and
was therefore "a years old. She was the
Oldest daughter of Burr and Nancy
Powell, the youngest daughter Of the
afore mentioned. was Mra William
Smiley, whose death occurred two
weeks ago Mrs Wrights husband. a
much loved Methodist minister Of Kav-
anaugh, died more than twenty years
ago. Mrs Wright resided at the old
homestead at Kavanaugh, with her son
Burr Wright and wife. the latter OF
whom IS critically Ill.