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Evening journal., 1919-09-17
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
SEPTEMBER Il

.
This blrihdate shows the influence
OF Venus on the character and mind
for this planet gives calmness, persist
ence. grace and love OF the opposite
sex and the beautiful in art and music.
Men OF this birihdate are not very
cOlstant in their love affairs and seem
pretty successful in carrying on sew
eral at once.
The most successful periods for busl-
ness are May 10 and December % and
the happlest marriage is made with
one whose blrthdate falls on Sepiem-
bcr 26.
The birthstone Is a pink Jasper
The Want Ads will give opportunl-
ties 10 all who watch its advertising
messages as printed in this newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
PIBTiC SALE
PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR JETTY REPAIRS
T.. s. EnFr. Ofice old Federal Bldg
Wilmington. Del Sealed proposals for
repairs 60 ietty. No mouth ~ Hrnadkill
River. Del, will be received here until n
A. NJ. September IS. 1919. and then opened.
Further Information on application.
nugfS- 10 20 y senffG.IT
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
BUY. SELL AM EXCHiNGE.

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
w phonogrnph records: machines re-
paired and repaired right. Ciough. 6O9
Madison ST. augtQ-1m.
Evening journal., 1919-09-17
SQ0-OO of This lssne

of
D. am
to
the Board Of Water Commissioners Of the city OF VIII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

kuratoryi W proceSie w. f. Bradway'a
zamordowanego przez jej OLGA, znikta
z mieszkania matki, zOStawiajac list,
W kt0rym ja proSi, azeby sic o mia ME
troszczyia. Okazuje sic, re bedzie re
znawaia W obronie OLGA, gdyZ wycho-
dzi ma jaw, re Broadway, starry i "a
mozny kawaler o lekkiem sumieniu,
kt6ry sic o iej reke starai mimo zaka-
zu OLGA NOrmy miai sic do niej wyra-
ziG, il wydrze jezyk CoOk'Owi, t. j. jej
o.jcu, .jeSli go ~jeszcze raz zobaczy. Zna-
czy to, re Cook bedzie prZedstawiony. IL
w czeSci bronii swego zycia, gdy zabi4
Bradway'a. Norma znikla tydzie1 temu
O czem wiedziala prokuratOrya, lecz
trzymaIa rzecz W taiemnicy.
- DIS tydzieh temu znikf z klubu
Illinois Athletic Club Matthew L. Rae,
fabrykant i wlaSciciel kilku ~budynk0w
apartamentOwych. Wszelkie pJszukiwa-
mia dotychczas Okazafy sic daremne.
Rae chorowai ma Influence, kt6ra gro
lila komplikacyami. MimO ~przestrogi
lekarskiej Rae ME polOzyl sic do i6z-
ka. iona jego bawi W Florydzie, gdzic
sic leczy. Ma zapytania telegraficzne
odpowiedziata Ia, re maz do niej ME PREY
,jechal. Interes Rae'a jest W d0brym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

stanie. wedIug jego brata, kt6ry Jest
skarbnikiem kompanii. Og6lne poszuki-
wanna wdrozono.
- Najwyiszy TRIBUNAL StanOwy
wczoraj zezwolif kompanii Motor Bus
c.. ma zaprowadzenie omnibus6w ma u
leach dzielnicy poludniowej wbrew de-
cyzyi nieprzychylnej stanowej komi-
syi utylft6w ~publicmych, kt6ra kom-
pania apelowaia.
- 15-stON letnia Harriet F1atIand.
wczoraj z~aatakowala szczotka do czysz
czenia Obuwia trzech uzbrojonych ban
dyt6w, ktorzy weszli do lskfadu jej Of
ca. pnr. 1927 n. Homan ave. Rabusic
istotnie sic przestraszyi i rejterade
szybka wykonali pred n~fenzywa dziel-
nei d~ziewczyny. Zabrali jednak re So
ba 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Z Wieczorku Towarzy-
silva Pan Pomocy
Naukowej.

Bardzo piebny wieczorek / "a
bawe z tancami urzadzilo oneg-
dai wieczorem w saliZwiazku Po-
lex yTowarzvstwo Pan :Pomocy
Naukowej PREY Akademii Najsw'
Rodziny." GoScie przybyli p6zno,
ale gromadnie, to tez do Pclone-
"a starielo kitkadziesiat par.
Wiodl je w pierwszej pare p,
Smietanka z paniq Hibner, w dru-
giej pare sostepowa} p. Hlbner
z pania Smietankowa, W trzeciej
p. Hellmuth z pania kagodzinska
4 "a mimi sunai dlugi borrowed
pan i pan6w.W zabawie wzie}y IL
dziai najlepsze varsity Polonll
chicagoskiej Z p6lnocno = zacho-
dniei strony, to tez atmoSfera pa
nowaia tax mia, jak ma rzadko
kt6rej zabawie w sail Zwlqzku
Polek. Towarzystwo przygoto-
waio znakomite przekaski, clasta
i kawe, co takze przyczynilo SIG
ME malo do podniesienia ogolne-
so nastroju wSr6d uczestnikow.
Zaznaczyc wypada, re Towarzy-
stwo Pan Pomocy Naukowej Jest
'ihstytucy9 jedn4 Z najpozytecz--
niejszych W naszem s~poleczen-
stwie. udziela bowiem przez sty-
pendya wsparcia ola biednych
dziewczqt, kt6re ksztafcit sic
pragna a srodk6w ma to ME majq.
Cieszymy sic wiec Z wczorajsze-
go sukcesu i zachecamy publicz-
nose do dalszego po~pierania TAX
.pieknej or~ganizacyi. w sklad "a
-rzadu tego Towarzystwa wcho--
dza nastepujace panic ! panny:-
Botes}awa Hibner, prezeska; Pc
lagia Dyniewicz, wiceprezeska;
Marya kagodzihska, kasyerka;
Anna Wieczorowska. sekretarka
f;nansowa; Gertrude Pozorska,
sekretarka protokoIowa Broni-
slawa Hellmuth, Katarzyna So
biecka i D~olazihska, dyrektorki.
Kapelanem Towarzystwa Jest
X. Wiadysiaw Zapa'a. c. R., Re-
ktor Kallegium Sw. Stanislawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Ukazafy sic W Chicago guziki Z

- Ukazaiy sic W Chicago guziN z
napfsem No Beer, No Work., kt6rych
zr6dlo jest trzymane W tajemnicy. Ma
wet fabrykanci ME w~yjasniaja, kto. je
zamawia. Sfowa ma g~uZikach ozna--
GAIA grozbe generalnego strajku W
ca}ym kraju, dnia 1-go lipca, W kt6rym
TO dniu prOhibicya wojenna ma wejsc
W aycie.
Jutro zn6w do Chicago przyjez-
daa Geese dywizyi Blackhawk W dro-
DE z Francyi do Camp Grant. PrSyjc-
ia bedzic przez komitet obywatelski ma
dworcu Illinois Central 0 gOdz. $50
pred poiudniem. Sniadahie i powita-
mic przez krewnych i przyjaci6} odbe-
die sic W zbrojowni 1go pulku. W po-
Iudnie odbedzie sic poch6d 20 ulicach
sr6dmiescia. Pc po1udniu udadza sic
W dalsza droge do Camp Grant.
- Norma Cook, gi6wny Swiadek pro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Niebezpieczenstwo
kryje sic W zaniedbaniu zaziebienia

- ..
Me n~arazaicie waszego zdrowia. 1
zdrowia waszego otoczenia przez ME
zaposiegniecie kaszlowi. Influenza,
srypa / inQe powazne choroby NIGGA
sic wywiazs6. Ochrohcie siebie l
swoja rodzine przez usuniecie kasz-
lu W jego zaczatku.
Trents Eucalyptol Compound usu
ME wasz kaszel. 25c butelka natych
Mast przyniesie wan ulgs, a MOI
liwie przeszkodzi dlug!ei chorobie.
Jestto zupainie czyste lekarstwo. ME
posiadajace zadnych szkodhwycn
ingredyencyi.
Dostafcie butelke dzisiaj cd wa
szego aptekarza. Miejcie je zawsze
" szafce 2 lekarstwami. Badzcie
przygotowani y nagiei potrzebie. Ku
pujac domagajcie sic Trents. Me
przyimuicie iadnych substytutow.
lOgl.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
lNRONIKA
u MIEJSCOWAA
RADA MIEJSKA "a Y
Sym BUDZETEM.


raj obrady mad wyzszym budze-
tenn, wynoszacym $35, 100000
kt6ry wymaga, azeby legislature
stanowa podwyzszy}a rate podat
kowa z $1.10 do $2.75.
Wiekszosc komitetu finanso--
wego jest "a budzetem nizszym,
kt6ry popiera Biuro Wydajno--
Sci Publicznej j inne organiza-
eye obywatelskie, t. j. ma $685.
SOC, 1000, co poeiagnie "a SODA pod
vyzszenie raty podatkowej tylko
do 50. Komitet finansowy je--
dnakze ME popiera organizacyi
W ich opozycyi przeciw podwyz-
ce pensyi funkcyonaryuszy miej
skich, ma co proponowano ST.
746,OOO. Ma tym punkcie wick
szoSc rady miejskiej zgadza sic
z komitete mi wczoraj ma po--
czatku sesyi uchwali}a, azeby
podwyzki tie natychmiast wesz}y
w zycie.
Burmistrz Thompson by} ODE
.cny;tylko ma poczatku sesyi. Gdy
sic rada zorganizowa}a w ,,ko--
mitet ca}osci" ola obrad mad
budzetem, aid. Rickert zajai
miejsce przewodniczacego, a
burmistrz znik}.
Rada pozwoli}a przem6wic Sc
dziemu pow. Scully. Ostatni o.
stro krytykowaf Biuro Wydajno-
sci Publicznej, IL proponowa}o
wykreslenie z budzetu pozycyf w
sumie S118, 900 ma wydatki ko-
misyi wyborczej.
Wczoraj wykreSlono niektore
mniejsze pozycye z budzetu.
AID. Kunz, pronowal, azeby
wyznaczono $4,000 ma specyalne-
go adwokata, kt6ry ma wdrozyc
Sledztwo W sprawie t. wv. TAX
dodgers, t.. j. bogaczy, kt6rzy u
.nikaja p4acenia pe}nych podat--
k6w. Wniosek przepad}.
DIS obrady beda trwa}y da-
lei w dalszym ciagu.
NOWY SPISEK u. w. W."
w
w zakIadzie reparacyi loko--
motyw kolei Chicago and Alton
aresztowany zosta} Teodor Kutz,
LEGACY lat Is, Fam. pnr. 4066
Richmond Jul, W chwili, gdy wsy
pywaf piasek do ~rezerwoar6w
lokomotyw. Urzednicy admin
stracyi kolejowe.i sadza, IL wy
kryli i w zarodku stfumili spi--
SEX organizacyi Il. w. W." spa
ralizowania komunikacyi kolejo-
wei w ca}ym kraju.
Kutz kt6ry nalezy do tel orga-
nizacyi, jest trzymany pod do.
,zorem w budynku federalnym.
Wczoraj pod czas e~gzaminacyi
przyzna}, re widzia4 cz}owieka,
kt6ry takze sypa} piasek do 10
komotyw, w Masillon, Ohio. Kutz
zostaf ujety w puiapke, ktora ma
niego zastawi{ L. E. Segers, a.
gent kolei. Kutz bedzie oskarzo-
ny o przekroczenie ustawy, kt6-
ra przepisuje surowe kary "a nj
szczenie srodkow, potrzebnych
W prowadzeniu wojny, gdyz pre-
wnie kraj jest jeszcze W stanie
wojennym.
INNY CZLONEK u. w. W."
POSTRZELONY.
J. Patterson zosta} wczoraj
wieczorem postrzelony diva ray
W hotelu Russell Annex, pnr.
1855 West Madison ul., jake re-
zultat }6tni z niejakim S. Whit
ingem alias F. S. Moran'em. O.
baj So czfonkami organizacyi u.
w. w." Moran pc strzelaninie
rzucii REVOLVER ma pod}oge i u
ciek}.
Policya aresztowaIa kilku mez
czyzn w wyszynku Perry'ego p.
mr.. 1887 Madison ul., w kt6rym
obai rozpoczeli k}6tnie. q nastep-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

tonu. Brygadyer L. E. O. Charl-
ton zaj1nie pozycye attache ola
spraw lotnictwa przy ambasadzie
brytyjskiej w stolicy Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych.
TNNE WIADOMOSCI MIEJSKIE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
%TeIegramy zagraniczne'

mieckie jak Berlin, Momentum,
Hamburg, Hanover, Lipsk, Drez-
no; AFsgdeburg Cassel, zeznalo,
re potrzeba zvwnosci ola Me
mice Jest naglaca. jezeli BOWEN
pomoc mic nadejdzie, gl6d hub
bolszewizm Tub obydwie kleski
nawiedza Niemcy.
Berlin, 81. utego. - komisya
rozejmowa Aliant6w ME zgodzi'a
sic ma wyslanie zywnosS do Me
mice ma kredyt, wobec czego
FNierncy zbozq II milionow dola--
row "a $4,000 ton zywnosci.
Pierwsza przesyfka nastapi "
przyszlym tygodniu.
z ROSYI.
Londyn, 81. lutego. - 60,OO0
robotnik6w wysz}o ma strajk W
Petrogradzie, zadajac zakoicze-
MIA wojny domowej i nawiazania
wolnego handlu. Wiarogodna in
formacya wskazuje, re opozycya
przeciwko bolszewikom wzrasta
wSrod klas inteligentniejszych.
Sytuacya wojenna zmieniSa sic
ma lepsze ola antybolszewJkow z
powodu zwyciestwa generasa De-
nikine ma Kaukazie i niepowo-
dzeh ofensywy bolszewikow w
p6inocnej Rosy.
Konstanza, 81. lutego. - Ma
wschod Cd linii kolejowej Mitch
te-Rostow bolszewiki mieli posu-
mac sic 20 mil ma przestrzeni 80
milowej przeciwko siiom genera
la Krasnowa. Bitwa toczy sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

Norfolk ubrania dIa mnfych chic
pc0w z trwalego sZewiotu i ka-
szniru. niekt6re 2 nich maja CAL
Mem podSzewkowane knickers.
wielkose! s do II lat 4.95
specTaltie Po 49,. 1'~O
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
CHARLEY

DR. l.. s. Hays has returned home
from France after a stay OF II months
Miss Bessie Austin, OF Columbus, o.,
Is visiting home folks at Charley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Spencer and
Mrs. Burgess, of Wilbur, were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhod Spencer Sunday.
we are glad to see Mrs. Spencer out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs Green Castle took sup
per with DR.. l.. s. Hays and family
Friday night.
Church at Little Blaine was largely
attended Sunday.
Little Dorothy and Pearl Hays were
visiting Mrs Green Castle Sunday.
Dr. L. $. Hays and family took din
ner with his mother Saturday
Fred Stewart has returned from
overseas and was the dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Castle Friday.
DIR. l.. S, Hays and wife and L. c.
Hays motored to Louisa Wednesday.
Mrs. Lon Moor eand Miss cara Judd
made business trip TO Chapley
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Daniels and fam
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
TWIN BRANCH

Mr.. and Mrs. John Curnutte and
family, OF Columbus. are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hughes, at this place.
Misses Ada Carter and Esta Kitchen
were shopping here last week.
Pvt Nessie, John and Elisha lobe
were on Morgan creek Saturday night
Mrs. Tiera Spillman and Miss Lula
Chaffin were the guests of Miss Birdie
lobe on Monday.
W. z. Kouns and Lewis Horton,
travelling statesmen, were here Tuesday.
Also j. X. Jordan and Mr. Steele.
Willie Hughes left Monday for Chat
taroy. w. Va.
Miss Ella Jobe returned home Mon
day from Louisa where she has been
taking a business course.
Mr.. Holton called at this place on
Monday.
Hattie, Birdie, Hazel and Ivory Jobe
and Gypsie Adams and Elisha, Clyde
and Tommy lobe attended Sunday
school at Oak Hill on Sunday.
Everybody remember church at
Lower Twins Sunday. A PET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
ADELINE

There win be pie social at Mud
suck school house Saturday night
June 2S. Proceeds for the Salvation
Army. Everybody come.
Owing to the rain Saturday the ice
cream social here wasn't quite as suc-
cessful as expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elswick, of East
Fork. were the guests of home folks
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas. and Wade Vanhorr
were guests here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. II. Rice is reported irnprov-
ing slowly.
Sunday School is progressing nicely
Hence vanhorn Supt.
Mrs. Arvilla Miller and Mrs. Lissia
White were calling at Pharoah Mil
lers Sunday afternoon.
Radford Smith came over froSn West
Virginia Sunday and was the guest
OF friends here.
Several OF the boys from Blaine at
tended the ice cream social Saturday.
Misses Ruth Bellomy and Maude,
Gertrude and Goldie Miller were the
guests OF Bear creek friends Sunday.
Remember the pie social. Come and
bring some one with you.
SUMMRRLEE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
FULTZ

The long dry spell was broken last
Saturday by a fine rain which was
badly needed.
Farmers are very busy working corn
and harvesting their wheat which is
extra good.
c. p. Littleton and wife were shop
Ping in Ashland last Saturday.
Several young folks attended the ice
cream supper at Leon Saturday night
aVd report fine time
Roscoe Lyons still makes regular
trips to William Littloton's.
Jay Cooksey and Fred Littleton We're
business callers at Kitchens last week
Ruby Littleton ~ expecting to go to
Matew&n, w. Va, in the near failure.
Several young folks attended church
at Four Mile Sunday
Gladys Littleton, of M6gfone, is Wis
iting her sister at this place.
There will be church here the first
Sunday in July by Bro. Butler Hale OF
Kitchens.
Several OF the overseas boys are re-
turning to their homes now and we are
glad to see them.
There was a wreck on the railroad
here Friday night, but no serious dam
age was done.
Rebecca Wolford, who has typhoid
fever, is some better at this writing.
BUCKSKIN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
sHERIEF,s SALE.

/, or one of my deputies, will, on the
18th day of July, 1919 offer for sale to
the highest and best bidder between
the hours of 10 a. m. and ! p. M, the
following described property, to-wits
6 red and white spotted steers and To-
red steers at the pasture of William
d. Queen on Newcom fork OF Blaine.
Levied upon as the property of Will
liam d. Queen to satisfy an Execu--
ton which issued from the office Of
the Clerk of the Lawrence Circuit.
Court in favor of Martha Lambert
against James Mcdowell, Jas Church
and w. d. Queen for the sum of $S7.
with interest thereon from the Sth day
of February, 1919, until paid, and the.
further sum of $3.50 costs and for the.
costs of this sale. Sale will be made
upon credit of months. the pur-
chaser being required to execute good
and sufficient bond for the purchase,
price, payable to the plaintiff Martha
Lambert which bond shall have the
force and effect Of a replevin bond up.
on which no execution shall issue.
Given under my hand this, the 18th
day of June, 1919. 6-20-3t
w. NJ ia YLOR S. l.. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Don't neglect constant backache,
sharp. darting pains or urinary dis
orders. The danger OF dropsy or
Bright's disease is too serious TO ig-
more. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as have
your friends and neighbors. A Louisa
case.
G. f. Pigg. timer and carpenter,
Louisa, gave the following statement
in June, 1909: For several years
was frequently subject to severe at
tacks OF kidney complaint. suffered
greatly with backache and had diff
Guilty in passing the kidney secretions.
Sometimes the kidney secretions were
profise and then again scanty and
highly colored. got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Louisa Drug Co.'s Store and
they soon gave me relief"
Lasting Results.
on December 4. 1915. Mr.. Flgg said!
Since | used Doan's Kidney Pills
some years ago l have had no trouble
with my kidneys My back has kept
strong and my kidneys have acted
regularly" a
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doans Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Pigg had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
GLADYS.

Dee Wright. who has been very sick,
IL able TO be out again.
Mrs. Edna Criss, who is visiting her
uncle. +. W. lobe, at this place viii
return to her home at Fairmont w.
Va, soon.
Lizzie Kitchen was the pleasant
guest OF Effie Wright Sunday.
Misses Maud and nellie lobe enter
tanned Sunday evening. Messrs. Luther
end Herman Webb, Dec Wright and
Charley Browning
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Crabtrss and
to Pittsburgh Sunday.
John Savage was caller at Geo,
Carter's Sunday.
Dennis Kitchen, who has been en-
ployed at Chillicoths. Ohio, has return
ed home.
Miss Georgia Holly was calling on
Mrs. Carrie Walden Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi lobe, of Worth
ington, w. Va. will visit friends at
this place In the near future.
Miss Erie Wright will visit her sig
ter, Mrs Sophia Kitchen. at Chilli
cothe, soon,
nellie lobe called on her sister at
Blaine last week
The infant daughter of oseer Dia-
mond is very low at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Wright visited
the latter's parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Browning were
the dinner guests OF Tivis Wright Sum
day.
Pvt. W. M Carter is expected home
soon from Honolulu, Hawaii.
Geo. Savage has employment in W.
is, Psnnington's blacksmith shop,
COUNTRY LASSIES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-06-27
LICK CREEK

. MIR. DOVE and Charlie Spencer were
on our creek Monday enKoute TO Lou
lisa,
Miss Audrey McGranahan was call
Ing on Miss Minnie Shannon Sunday,
q, c. Baker, County Agent, was on
our creek Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. / Layne and litnS
son Carter, were calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Scott Sunday
j. VIII Brown. OF Barboursville, O.,
was on our creek Sunday.
John Meade and George Layne we're
calling on Mr. and Mrs. II. L Layps
Sunday.
John Boone and Hobert Cordell LEFT
Sunday for Columbus, Ohio.
Curtis Preston, who has been work
ing for Mr.. W. T. Scott, left Monday
for Gcc~ges Greek.
Masun Preston. OF Fort Gay was on
our creek sunday.
Miss Minnie Shannon was calling on
Miss Audrey McGranahan Monday.
Ray McGmnahan was calling on
Luther Scott Sunday.
Miss Della Nelson entertained sew
eral of her friends Sunday afternoon
Curtis Preston, Mason Preston and
Carl Parker were buggy riding Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. II. |. Layne IL expecting q trip
TO Barboursville soon.
Eta Scott will leave soon for VIII
hanson to attend the Chautapqua and
visit relatives. GOLDEN LOCKS.
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The Flavor lasts

guests OF friends at Hilltop Home sun
day.
Miss Elsie Chapman OF Huntington,
returned home Tuesday after n visit
with relatives here,
Thos West, attorney OF Williamson,
was . business visitor in Louisa Tues
day and was the guest Tuesday night
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Terrell.
James I.emhster. OF Summit who
recently returned from overseas, ar
rived home last week. His many
friends are pleased to have him home
again, He went over the top three
times escaping injury aud was start
ing over the fourth tifhb when the
armistice was signed,
Miss Marie See returned home Mon
day after an extended visit with rela-
tives Mt 1T. Pleasant.
Members OF the w. Y. S, S. gave a
pie social Tuesday night at the Wal
bridge school Proceeds for the Sal
walton Army Home Service Fund
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GALLUP

Sunday School at this place is pro-
crossing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hardin spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs, w II. Hardin.
Isadore Fugett Is on the sick list.
Mrs A. H. Mcclure spent a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Mcclure,
There will be box supper here
Friday night, June 27th, at the ]. o.
o. f. hall. Everybody invited.
Mrs. j. II. Mcclure attended the
Roberts Carey wedding NJ Cadmus
"Wednesday.
]. NJ. Franklin. who has been over
seas, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. a. +, Shannon spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shannon. -
THREE FORGET ME- NoTS.
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CHILLICOTHE, O.

Lewis Kitchen has returned from
Kentucky where he has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Levi Kitchen and little daugh-
ter, Edna, were visiting Miss Mary
Arnsy Friday evening.
Charlie Harris and Otto Daniels
were in Chillioothe Saturday night.
Mrs Charlie Armsy and son Leonard
went 10 Columbus Friday.
j.. H. May is visiting fIdBnds in
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Prince were
visiting relatives here last week.
Mrs Bert Heath and children were
visiting her parents at this place Sun
day.
w Hard Lyons, Lewis Kitchen and
Otto Daniels were at Levi Kitchens
Sunday. CROWN PRINCE.
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lily were visiting on Lick Creek Sun
day.
Fred Hinkle and daughter, OF Pond
Creek, were visiting his sister on
Meads Branch Friday.
Mrs l.. w. Spencer and Mrs Eliza
Burgess took dinner with Mrs. Green
Castle Saturday.
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lroo iato for last weekl


A crew OF men employed by the
United Fuol & Gas Co. is placing a
pire line across the old G. & o, r. r.
bridge at this place. This bridge was
bought several months ago and pre-
scented to the county
Several attended the Ice cream social
here Friday night and good sum was
realized although the expenses We're
heavy.
Mrs. @. b. Carter, of Garrett, recent
" visited her brothes, Mr.. Laud Holt.
Mrs. Mollie Meek and daughter Miss
Irma, OF Louisa, were week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Peters
Church services here Sunday by
Rev. Maynard and Peters
Miss Bhrtha Peters and friend, Miss
BECKY Wellman. of Mil Creek, were
guests OF relatives here Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williamson ana
daughters, Anna and Kathryn, were
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WALBRIDGE

r. " Moore. OF Louisa. was u bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
Ralph Ferreil Was substitute ruI1h
earlier on r. 2 Saturday
Mrs Luther T. Peters. OF Ports
mouth was the weekend guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. @. Peters
Honoring their daughter. Miss Nef-
sia and niece, Miss Emma Peters, Mr..
and Mrs G.. O. Peters entertained "A
circle OF friends on Saturday evening,
when severni hours were delightfully."-
spent playing games, Candies We're
served and at late hour the guests
returned home, having had q most en-
joyablc time.
Fred ]. See. OF Pt. Pleasant, came
home Saturday for visit with home
folks at Sunnyside Farm.
Rev. A. H. Miller filled his appoint
uent here Sunday. Both the morning
and evening service were well attend
ed.
Friends OF Mrs. Thos. Asche, of r.
are grieved 10 learn OF her illness and
sre very anxious for her speedy recoy-
ery.
Farmers OF our community have
planted a large acreage OF crops, and
Win the SCARCITY VI lt""i ii,t'N -"
cd to the old time method OF swap
pin" work.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
with Mrs. Joe Brooks Supt.
Mrs. Jane Peters attended church
at Donithon Sunday
Mrs. Kenneth A. Peters Is visiting
Huntington and Charleston relatives.
Mr.. j. NJ. Deane, OF Drift, KY, was
visitor here Sunday, He had been
called to Huntington by the death OF
his brother, Jack Deane, who fell so
feet from a scafiold on which he was
painting, killing him instantly, We'd
nesday Mr.. Deane arrived too late
for the funeral and burial services.
The bereaved family has many friends
who are grieved to learn OF their sor-
row and extend to them their deep
sympathy.