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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Air Reduction Company, quarterly OF
81 a share on common payable January
Is
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail
way Company. scuiaunuai of ; per
cent ON per cent preferred PAYABLE
| December ;
Empire Steel and Iron Compas semi
annual. OF 3 4 per cent on preferred, pay
able January
Guantanamo sugar Company. quarterly
OF Zi2 per cent PAYABLE January 2.
General Baking Company, quarterly
of Ia per cent on preferred, payable
January
international Harvester Company,
quarterly Of lla per cent on common.
PAYABLE January I5
koIb Baking Company. quarterly Of
"a per cent on preferred, payable Jan
uarv !
Mcdonald Oil and Gas Company,
initial Of $50 4 aharo
Middle States oil Corporation S q
share. payable January
National Paper and Type Company.
per cent each on common and preferred,
payable January II
New River Company. per cent on
preferred pazahi January :
ROYAL Baking Powder Company quar-
terly of , per cent and extra u per
cent on common. also ] per cent on
preferred, payable December 2I
Southern Railway Company, semi
annual of pcr cent an preferred. pay
able December 81
rorrington Company quarterly u 3
per cent and extra of | per cent on
common. payable January /
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Labor TempIe Movement

At the next meeting Of the Centra
Labor Union the Labor Temple com
mttce expects to make report.
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Pie Factory Sold.

The nio factory lit q39 Iandcver avenue
owned by William and George Pappas
has been sold 10 William y Nenn who
occupies tho property. for 81 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
NEW HARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover dee Is E4rters were flel
here, yesterday, Is follows
1esabi Iron Co, Wilmington Del
capital S33 0O0 009
Louisiana Petroleum Products CO
New ! 0rk City. =, ,60o 00U
Quaker City Petroleum Co, Whining
ton, Del 81 600, 900
Potomac 0ll CO. Baltimore Md
S590O 600
Tropical America Plantation TO Vii
mngton Del $500 GOO
James Pictures, Iue New York City
500 0G0
Penn N4llola Corporation Whining
ten Del non-aleoholic beverages $500.
600
Imported Trading Corporation. New
ork CITY $50 900
The AlAoa CHnp, Inc Wilmington,
Del. 10 glye lectures, 5000 900
Comstoek Tunnel and Dfeaage Co.
Dover Del &22d.a00
Yough OH and Gas Co, Wilmington.
Del, S150G00
SELF serve Barber Shop Corporation,
Wilmington, VI Del Sl00.00Q
Superior Spotlight Co Wilmington,
Del spolbghta and lamps Sl0000O
Standard Auto Bumper to Pmladel-
pima, Pa. $4,000
Silverman Realty 70 PhlIadeiphia.
Pa; $4,000
Children Bureau d Delaware. Iua..
Wilmington, Del no capital
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ON ROLL OF HONOR.
A Number of Local Employees Of =. X. R.
Placed on Retired List

The following employees of local di-
visions of the Pennsylvania railroad have
bee1 placed on the company's retired
list.
William I Parker Of SOB Taylor street
conductor on the Maryland division, who
served AZ years
Samuel Fisher. also Of Wilmington,
ianitor on the Maryland division, 26
years and months
Andrew Harding Of Newark, ware
houseman on the Maryland division, 3S
years and months
Thomas T.. Biddlc of Elkton, Md. mail
carrier, 3S years and 3 months.
James A Rust of Pennington, watch
man on the Delaware division, % years
and months
The following retired employees Of the
Maryland division died during October:
Randolph Matthews, Alfred X, CoyIe
and John 5 Green.
There are now 9,092 names on the
pension roll while 4.926 have died.
Since the plan was started, January 1,
1900, the company has paid in benefits
sIf,S57 ,636.GS
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LOC0MOBILE TO REORGANIZE.
New Concern 10 Have 800 600 Shares
Common and s. 600 coo Preferred.

The LocOmohllo Co of America Is -
be rrorganizcd hv ;hc sale 81 All IL. assets
To . new corporation TO be known as lhc
Loc0m0ble Company
The authorized capitalization oi the new
organization viii be 100000 shares of no
par value common stock. and S500,000
Z per cent cumulative preferred stool,
par: :GSl00l Of which 200,000 shares 81
commonand S3.50o00O IF the preferred
stock Will hc issued at once The all
thorized bonded debt viii consist 81
s.. 500. 900 first and relunding mort gage
t per cent bonds, due 1885, of which
S1,416,000 VIII he outstanding.
The Mercer Motors %. Will subject to
approval Of its stockholders acquire 4
substantial block Of common stock Of the
new Iocomohile Co. and will take an
option to purchase from the latter COM
panv 100000 shares of its common stock
at SO q share Tins nil mako Mercer
Motors the larccs, individual holder If
Loc9mobila common stock, aud wia en-
able il to later acquire control
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
FRONT STREET PROPERTIES SOLD
Several Disposed OF in Closing up the
Estate of Jane McSnricy

Properties belonging to the estate Of
Jane McSorley were sold by John J
11anley, as executor of the will and agent
of parties in interest, at the Public Build
ing this morning. No sol West Fr n
street, including fixtures of the sal on
on the ground floor, and subject to n lci sc
running through next year. was bought y
Nathan Barsky for So, 100 lie was also
the purchaser of 10i Washington street
for 5000.
Daniel Bubenzer bought sos and sos
West Front street at 81 4O5 each No
lO3 Washington street went to B. r.
Ryan at $3.50
Charles r. Curley is the attorney for
the executor. William Lank called the
sale.
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EXCHANGE SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Rx Associated prea. 70 Excrx Exening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Dec l3 Rates on foreign
exchange were slightly improved at the
opening Of today's market Demand
bills on the English pound sterling opened
up at $36d3l. one cent above Yesterdays
close, and advanced another q cents in
early trading
Franc checks started at the rate Of | / 81
for the dollar. up / eentimes, and lire
checks ut 1857, up 3 ccntincs
German marks, worth between q and
d cents before the war, opened at Il
cents after having fallen considerably
below the 2-cent mark in The last week $
dealings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
STOCK MARKET IMPROVES
PRICES SHOW ADVANCE
Motors. Oils, Shippings and Equip
ments Lead in Gains of One
to Six Points.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

New York, Dec l3-probably as a
result of the partial rallies in foreign ex
change and also because of yesterdays
sharp recovery in call money today's
brief session Of the Stock Exchange was
attended by general covering movement
and moderate buying for the long account.
Among motors, oils, steels, equip
ments and shipplngs gains extended from
| 10 Il points.
Strength was shown also by motor
spccialtieS. tobaccos, textiles and paper
shares. with hrnness in metals.
Aside from Canadian Pacific, which
made further recovery of points from ITS
recent weakness, rails figured uninpor-
family in the dealings The close was strong,
Sales approximatcd 10000 shares.
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Wildcat Juniors Organic.

The Wildcat Jrs- have organized is j
basketball team. The players are: jacob
ilp1In, guard; james R0me, center,
William Carroll, center, Joseph Phihbs,
forward; Edward Zwolak, forward; vii
liam knotts, guard; Anderson guard.
Tue Wildcats would like To hear from any
team between II and II years. All
challenges should he addressed 10 Jacob
Ijpzin, 906 West Eighth street or call
10 ".
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New York Bank hearings

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Dec i3 The actual con
dition Of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows thai they
hold SIS, ,223 060 reserve in excess If legal
requirements This is decrease Of
SIS. .O59. go from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
LIBERTY BOND PRICES.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Doc Is Liberty bond
final prices today Werr B $. ~ j.: first
As % 56 second g. 81 81 FIRST lis.
$3.50; second ! II 9. 9z04. tnld II, 5.
iJ6, fourth 81 50 Victory y
81 so Victory l5l $. slS 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
ard of Thanks.

wish to extend Y sincere thanks to
relatives and friend, employees OF +;
II. u w Blacksmith aop for their kind
expression Of sympat y, and beautiful
floral offerings during the death oi my
husband Alrs. Mary IIvde.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
BRITISH STEAMER SINKING.
Mcssina, Lost in Fog, Aground on New
foundIand, Sends s. q. s. Call.
I'd Press % Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Boston, Dec. IA radio message
received here today said the British
steamer Mcasina was sinking in the North
Atlantic and would require boats. The
message said it would be impossible to
save her Vessels are mrrying 10 her aid.
The rising tide had driven the vessel
farther upon the beach at II o'clock and
she was sending out distreas signals for
tugs The crew was still on board at that
time
The Grange Park is ashore on the east
side Of Jones inlet near Point Lookout,
40 miles off the Newfoundland coast,
long a graveyard for coastWisc ships.
She is believed to have lost her bearings
in the heavy fog last night
s
Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be to you. Adv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-11-14
ADELINE

4Ihsre was church at this place Sun
day and Sunday night by Bro. J. II.
Cleveland. =
There will be class meeting at this
place every Sunday at $3.50 a. m. Ey-
erybody come.
James Bellomy OF Columbus, Ohio,
has been viaiting relatives at this
place. yt
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Fannin spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe White.
Miss Nora White will leave soon
for Kenovn, w. Va. where she VIII
spend the winter
Charles Humphrey makes his regu-
lar trips to M. II. Rice's.
Messrs. Raymond White and Curtis
Vanhorn, two sailors OF Norfolk. Va.
had the good luck OF getting a twelve
days furlough and have just returned
to their station.
Miss Anna Humphrey has returned
from Portsmouth. Ohio, where she has
been visiting relatives
Miss Effie White Is visiting friends
In Catiettsburg.
Messrs. Fred Humphrey and Curtis
White were calling at Whites creek
Sunday last.
Misses Effie and Nora White and
Anna Humphrey will attend the DO,
supper at Grassland Saturday night.
Let us hear from Tuscola and Gladys
TWO BLUE EYED GIRLS.
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OvERDA

Our school IL progressing nicely with
Lucy Morrla teacher.
George Savage and Sophia Penning-
ton passed up our creek Sunday.
EN-. Cievenger has been on the sick
list this week. He Is much better now.
Baton Thompson called here Sun
day.
Claudia Hammond. OF Ashland. was
calling on her cousins. Thelma and
Goldla webb, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Boggs are
visiting home folks.
Arthur Webb was calling at w. M.
Brainard's Sunday.
w. N. crabtree aud family were out
motoring Sunday.
Congratulations and best wishes to
Luther webb and his newly welded
wife.
Della Adams was visiting Mrs. j.. NJ
clevenger Saturday
We were sorry, TO hear OF the death
OF Lucy Holbrook. The bereaved have
,our sympathy.
Mrs. Roy Hayes was shopping al
overda Saturday
Luther Kelly was on our creek last
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
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sKlIAGGS

The big rains and floods in Big
Blaine creek have caused much dam
age here TO corn and fodder.
Since our last letter the death angel
visited the home OF our neighbor
Aionxo f. Lyon and took from them
their darling son, Victor. He was 2
years. 9 months and 2 days old. The
disease that caused his death was
iliocoiitIs. which In 30 fatal among
children. He bore his suffering brave
~ and although 30 young he seemed
10 realize the end was near and want
cd his mother 20 sing, She started
quite few OF The lullaby songs she
had 10 often sang but he kept telling
her that was not the one untilshe
started I'm Going Back 10 jesus :
That was the one he wanted and the
little fellow Joined In and helped 10
sing. He acted all the time through
his sickness like child I'VE or six
YEAR, old. All was done that loving
hands could do. but little Victor was
too good 10 live In this sinful world
and has gone TO live with Jesus.
Quite a crowd was out Sunday TO
see the oil well shot. II was indeed a
great blow out
WA. Sparks OF Charleston, w. Va,
ls here He II stopping at p. p. Hol,,
brooks.
The oil wen driliers are boarding at
Ben FerBuaon's.
Uncle Nelson Sparks and wife have
moved 10 p. r. Holbrook's and will
make their home there.
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JA'T.ITIIE

Ms. B. b. Wells was the guest OF
Mrs. Lewis Thompson Friday
Mrs. Mack Stewart was visiting Miss
Stella Dalton at Hicksville Friday.
Mrs. Irwin Mckinney was calling on
her daughter, Mrs. @, c. Thompson,
wednesday,
The children OF Theodore Hammond
are very sick with wbooping cough.
willie Kouns. travelling salesman
was here Wednesday.
Miss Coldia webb was visiting Miss
Grace Hammond Thursday.
Miss Maude Thompson has resigned
as teacher OF the school at Hicksville
ID. l.. Brainard and family left We'd
nesday for Florida.
Mrs. Mack Stewart and children are
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ethel chaffir
this week
Mrs. Lizzie Hicks was shopping here
wednesday.
Colby Quisenberry was business
caller on Irish Creek Thursday.
Miss Pearl Bates spent Tuesday
night with Miss Arnleah Shivel.
Misses Goidia Webb and Oracle
Hammond were calling on Mrs. VIII
Wright Thursday.
Mrs. A. M. Watson and little sor
spent Monday with relatives at Dennis
Mrs. Ethel Chaffin was visiting Mrs
Irwin Mckinney wednesday.
Miss Pearl Bates visited home foik'
at Blaine Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. B. ID. Johnson was. calling OF
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Conee. q
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Dennis Monday.
Miss Maude Thompson was calling
on Mrs. Lewis Thompson Monday
Misses Elizabeth and Ruby Watson
spent Wednesday night with Misses
leila and Lenna Thompson.
d. ], Thompson and A. NJ. Watson
went TO Louisa with a car load OF cat
tie Friday.
Morton Webb and family moved to
Ashland last week
j. M. Thompson was business
caller at Ashland last week.
Mrs. A. M. Watson was calling on
Mrs. I. %. Perry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Webb, OF overda
were calling on Mr. and Mrs. ID. j,
Thompson Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ruby Brainard was shopping
here Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Thompson was calling
on Mrs. d. j. Thompson Sunday.
Fred Vanhorn was calling at A. M.
Watson's Sunday. FRECKLES.
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ADAMS

School is progressing nicely here.
Mrs. Mollie Hinkle and John Martin
were at Matte Wednesday.
o. X. Hays is having some dental
work done at Louisa.
Dove Hays spent Saturday night
with Grathel Jordan.
J. M. Hays was visiting relatives on
Georges creek Saturday.
Willie Borders is learning to be an
expert tool dresser.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Moore
a fine girl.
Rev. Bascom Blevins was visiting on
Ash Branch one day last week.
Misses Dove Hays and Grathel Jor-
dan were visiting at Matte Saturday
evening.
Thomas Ball and Ida Moore were Wis
iting friends at Ledocio Sunday.
Mrs. Pattie Friley was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hays Sun
day. TWO BABIES.
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TUSCOLA

Farmers are gathering corn and
hauling coal getting ready for Grim
Winter.
Herman Jordan, who has been at
tending school at Catlettsburg for sew
eral months, came home Saturday. He
was accompanied by his uncle Frank
Adkins, who will spend a few days
forming the acquaintance OF Bob White
and Mr.. Cottontail.
William A. Cooksey and George
Queen. OF Glenwood, were guests OF
Isaac Cunningham Sunday.
Sheridan Thompson was out In his
car Sunday.
A. Mr.. Leedom, of Portsmouth. Ohio.
was here Saturday buying tobacco. He
offered as much as 40c for some crops
OF bright tobacco.
The election passed on quietly here
with n number OF voters out.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Jordan last week and left a bounc-
ing big boy: also Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Womack Friday night and left a girl.
How yiyidly the lines OF Tennyson
come to mind. Though men may come
and men may go, but go on forever"
ID. ]. Thompson and Milt Watson
shipped Some ms Shtsio "hs "No- 49,
week.
Mrs. Ida Presley is reported very
sick.
The venerable A. ]. Webb was able
to walk out and vote.
J. II. Frasher, Esq. is building him
house near the site where his house
was burned last spring.
William Brainard. who came home
from Floyd county to be at the election
returned to his work Sunday.
The oiioville school, Isaac Cunning
ham teacher, is preparing for an en-
tertainment at the close Of the school
Rev. James Harvey failed to fill his
regular appointment here Sunday.
The condition of Green Smith was
very critical Sunday. II was thought
that he could not survive the night. He
has been in failing health for some
time but has rapidly grown worse the
past few days. His brother and moth
er and family are by the bedside hop
ing for the best.
Augustus Snyder. Jr., OF Louisa, was
here Saturday on business.
Tivis Bush was too feeble TO get ou'
to the election.
Wild Wright is at Ashland working
and did not come to the election.
| The one burning question now be-
fore the people is the bonding OF tins
county for roads. None are 80 blinc
as those that won't see.
OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
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FULLERS AND POTTERS

We are glad to hear that uncle Ira
Bernard is some better at this writing.
Mrs. Bee Salisbury was visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Tom Vance of Ashland
last week.
Miss Madge Skeens spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Mamie Skeens spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Madge Skeens.
Willie Hog passed through our town
Sunday enroute to Fallsburg.
Miss Irene Ekers, Miss Mamie and
Madge Skeens attended church at
FaIlsburg Saturday and Sunday night,
Miss Bertha Hensley attended church
at Catalpa Sunday night.
Gilbert johnson was at Catalpa Sun
day.
Minnie Austin spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks.
Several from Potters attended church
at Fallsburg Sunday night.
Miss Charline Moore spent Saturday
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ORR

The farmers of our neighborhood are
very busy gathering their corn. Many
report that their corn is considerably
damaged by the wet weather.
The pie supper recently held here In
behalf of the school was grand sue
cess. Many attended from Webbville
and Jean.
On making his regular call at Yates
willie Sunday Mr.. Gatewood Webb was
much surprised to find that he had
been relieved by Mr.. Fred Kitchen.
Church was largely attended at this
place Sunday
John w, Boggs made business trip
to Webbville Saturday.
Wade Thompso nand john w. Boggs
were the pleasant guests OF l. r.
Blevins Sunday.
Orr is improving very rapidly, as
general store by l.. b. Bleyins and a
sawmill by Harry Mulkey both Of this
town, have been erected.
Miss Hester BoggS was the pleasant
guest of Miss Edna Griffith Sunday.
Misses Jessie Lining and Beatrice
Perkins were calling at Orr Sunday.
We are glad to report that we haven't
any sick list at Orr at present.
The Pine Grove school recently pur-
chased fine assortment Of books for
their library.
Taylor Blevins and Miss Susan
Murphy. both from Orr. were recently
joined together in matrimony.
wHISTLING JIM.
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TARKILN

Married, Mr. Ova Segraves OF this
place to Miss Effie Fyffe on Saturday,
October rs, 1919. They are both highly
respected young people. Their many
friends wish them much happiness and
success.
J. M Wheeler returned home from
Louisville one day last week
Edmon Ross and wife were shopping
in Blaine Saturday.
Stella Wheeler, who has typhoid Is
very III at this writing.
Oma Green and father have return
ed from Ashland after spending a few
days with their friends.
Singing school is progressing nicely.
Miss Mona Moore was shopping In
Blaine one day last week.
Hobert Green OF Davisville attended
singing school at this place Sunday.
Alafair Wheeler entertained quite a
number OF young folks Sunday after-
noon.
There will be singing school every
Sunday at this place. Everybody come.
A LONELY GIRL
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KEEP YOUNG

People with bad backs and weak
kidneys are apt TO feel old at sixty.
Many old folks say Doan's Kidney
Pills help them keep young. Here's a
Louisa case:
Mrs. J. w. Yates, Lock Ave-, says:
Il have been greatly benefited by
Doan's Kidney Pills in the last few
years and 1 consider they have been
the means OF keeping me in such fine
health In my old age. At times my
kidneys have become weak. causing
a distressing ache through the small
OF my back. have had dizzy spells
and headaches, too. have always ta-
ken Doan's kidney Pills for these COM
plants and never once have they fall
ed TO relieve me N a short time"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Yates, had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville. La.-Mrs. Alice johnson
Of this place, writes: "For one year !
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all the time. The misery was something
awful.
could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. II kept me awake most of the
night !. i took different medicines. but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took Cardui ~.
Twas not able to do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time.
was confined to my bed off and on. lgot
so bad with my back that when ! stopped
down was not able to straighten up
again (. | decided would try Cardui
&. BY time had taken the entire bottle
Il was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
/ shall always praise Cardui. con-
linued taking it until l was strong and
we'll" II you suffer from pains due to
female complaints. Cardui may be just
what you need. Thousands of women
who once suffered in this way now praise
cardui for their present good health.
Give II a trial. Nc-l33
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JATTIE

Jack frost has Just arrived after a
long delay. He is very welcome
guest as he drives away the rain that
has SO damaged the crops.
Morton Webb and family OF this
place have moved to Ashland.
Oscar Daniels and family have NOV
ed to w. w. Webb's place near Hicks
Vile
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Wilson and left in
care OF them twin girls.
Mrs. McHenry Stewart and two lit
tie daughters OF Ratcliff spent the
week with her mother at this place.
Stella Dalton OF Hicksville spent
Sunday with her aunt. Ethel Chaffin.
Morton Hammond and family were
guests of Lewis Webb and family Of
overda Sunday.
Haskell Thompson made his regular
trip down Grammar fork Sunday.
Grace Hammond and Bivian Lyons
were shopping at b. b. Wells store
Wednesday.
willard T. Lyons left Monday to
seek employment.
Miss Lutte Stewart OF Ratcliff was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Maud Thompson was shopping here
Friday.
Mrs. I. d. Wilson and mother are
spending few days with relatives al
Kitchens.
VIII Wilson of Ratcliff passed thru
here enroute to z. j. McKinney's Sat
urday.
Miss Claudio May and Lorine Ham
monds, who have been attending schoo
at Ashland are spending few day.
with their parents.
RIP VAN wINKLE.