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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-02-06
ABOUREZK'S STORE BURGLAR.
lied SUNDAY NIGHT.

Somet'me last Sunday night c..
Abourezk general merchandise store
was burglarized. The thief or thieves
effected sn entrance by breaking Que
of the windows in the rear of the
store building thus gaining entrance
W a small ware room aud then break
lag down door between the small
wareIroom and the store proper with
a raj from an iron bed stead. II is
not kFnn n d-inlte Y lSt how much
'he thieve, got away with, but it is
e>trl6NteI that the tntel vslue Of the
goods taken will be souething over
three or four hundred dollars. Among
the articles missed Were three shawls
valued at about S45 each, about 900
cigarettes, quantity of socks, one or
more Mackinaw coats aud soms othe r
merchandise. Cigarettes, shawls and
other articles of merchandise we re
touud scattered on the floor of the
store the next morning, and the indi
cations are that they carried their
loot out through the front door to
their Car IN the rear of the building,
as fresh car tracks indicated that they
had come in an auto to do the job and
evidently came from the east. After
leaving the store they left the front
door open There is at present no
i-inlte cIus TO the robbers, but it is
to he hoped that they will be appre
hended soon aud punished. We are
told that quite recently burglars also
visited Carter and burglarized the
hard " are store there and also Nc
Murrays general store. The sooner
such p"ople are run down and pun
ished the better for the entire commu
nifty.
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JOHN N. SIMPKINS DEAD.

Word was received here last Satur
day that John NJ Simpkins had died
in hospital at Omaha on Friday of
last week Mr., Simpkins operated a
big ranch northwest of Wood, and
was we'll known all over the Rosebud
He leaves wife and several children
to mourn his death. We failed to get
any data for an obituary in time for
publication in this weeks issue,
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SATREE IN BAD.

Sheriff Breier went to Pierre last
week and placed Hans .. Satree un
der arrest aud brought him back to
Mellrtte county. He is charged with
deserving his family. Late last sum
mer, Satree, who lived north OF town
some ht or ten miles got into some
trouble over a cattle rustling deal and
be left for parts unknown leaving his
family without money and in very bad
shape to go through the winter. The
wife and several small children have
seen some pretty hard times this win
ter and have had to call on the coun
ty authorities for help. Some of the
larger children are working out and
making their own way. The wife at
present Is with friends at Sioux Falls.
Satree we uGdersta I'd has agreed to
plead guilty to the charge Of wife de
sertion and will be taken before Judge
Williamson at as early a date as pos
sible to receive sentence. This is The
second time since Satree came to the
county that he has deserted his fam
lily and left the destitute and public
charges. He will no doubt get a
pretsy stiff sentence to the state pen
for his tardiness, and most of the peo
pie here think he has it coming to
him.
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THE CHURCH.

'ulug :h' mornIug service on Sun
day February )st, at which the com
munity was we'll represented, it was
decided to begin series of Evangel
ist'c Meetings. on Sunday night Feb
Iuary l5Ih.
Plan your work and business so
that nothing viii prevent your loval
to these meetings. Song service 7;sU
Preaching 8. +. G. SALTER,
Pastor.
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w A. Hart who was for a time
general manager Of the 20 Operative
store b re, has purchased the A. B.
G'allen & Sons, grocery at Murdo aud
has takeu possession Of The business
there. The friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Hart here wish them success in their
new location.
Michel Alard is the happy father
Of 4 bouncing baby boy born Janu
ary 18th at the Ho-pitafin Sioux City
Mrs. Allard was formerly Miss Emma
A. Ray, pioneer homesteadeI OF this
county on the Ray fats in Cody town
ship, where she is we'll known, having
taught school at Cody for several
years. The telegram states that mo
ther and baby are doing nicely.
j. j, S-rpan Jr. who has been visit
ing with the Editor for couple of
weeks, left last Frlda for Lacrosse,
Kansas his hone, IN answer to mes
sage Offering him good position with
the Sinclair OH Company. Mr.. Ser
pan was especially we'll impressed
with the country around Wood and
believes there is a great future in
store for this town and the surround
lug country.
The Star Garage this week enIarg
ed their work snop by adding d l4x2O
space. Mr.. Dustrude has a big ship.
meut of tools aud inachi1ery coming
with which to equip his SHOP aud he
hopes to be able to take care of anv
k,ud of car trouble when be gets his
now machinery installed. he will al
50 be able to do your acetelyne weld
ing.
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. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending Feb. 4

Total precipitation from January
Ist, 1920, to date, 0032
Total precipitation for 1913 1896
Total precipitation for 1914, 1857,
Total precipitation for 1915, 3242.
Total precipitation for 1916, 1882.
Total precipitation for 1917 1871
Total precipitation for 1915, 1853
Total precipitation for 1919, 20.S2.
FRED G.. KIRCH. Observer.
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drunk were in police court yesterday
and were fined IS each.
Garfield Good was arrested by his
brother. James Good. charged with
striking a young auto truck driver. lie
posted $40 for his apnearance.
Columbus Minister.
! Or. G. \. White IS 70 conduct IN" SER
vices and preach NJ tho 81. PauIs 4.
NJ. 4. church here both Sunday morning
and Sunday evening. DR.. White IS q
brother OF Dr. l.. ". White. the pastor
Of the local church.
Ratiejak Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Frank
RataicJak. Slarish tailor Of tins city.
who shot himself over the lef, eye and
died instantly. at his place Of business
on Union street. will be held Sunday at
ternoon ID his late home. lntcrment
will be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
II Serious Condition.
The 4-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Carpenter, well known Shady
side residents Is in a very serious con-
dltious the result Of having swallowed
q quarter some'tiu ago. The lad Is IN
the Ohio Valley General hospital and he
IS to undergo an operation Tor the re-
moval Of the coin. Doctors have been
attending him for some time past.
bohemian Hall Dance.
The a. \. Athletic Club Of this city,
has completed arrangements for a
Fourth Of July dance and musical event
20 be held at the Bohemian hall on Har-
r!Son street.
A New Butcher.
The city has d new butcher. Tho
new addition TO the cityS population
came IN the form of a ten pound baby
boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl He'll. OF
North jefferson street.
Industries to suspend
The industries Of the city will all be
down on Monday for observance Of the
Fourth Of July. The mill has been
down for some time. Coal mines are
working only part time. The glass
houses and enamel plants will also be
down.
Beuairs Briefs.
Mrs. Frank $. Mason has returned 10
her home on Thirty-fourth street after
a visit with relatives at Marietta.
4 meeting OF the Boy Scouts Of the
South BelIalre NJ. F.. church. was held
at the church last night.
| William a. Neal. OF PITTSBURGH. Tor
merry Of this city. is II business visitor
here for several days
Ralph DeIghton Nicholson has been
elected as the new president Of the
Americus Club.
Ohio Valley General hospital suffering
with injuries received in a West HIr-
glnia Coal mine.
Earl Coroeit. Of Massillon. arrived
last evening n attend the funeral OF
Mrs. jon L. Corbett. Of South Bellaire.
Regular services will be held in all
OF the Bellaire churches on Sunday.
Abe Capito. of North Franklin street,
ia Ill at his home on North Franklin
street.
Jack Cpperman. ot Thirty-fitth and
Noble street. IS spending a few days at
i Be theSda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank rpperman. Of
| this city. ie:, tN,uIy for Barn sSi:lT. IN
| visit with relatives over tho Forth.
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last night, at which time plans were
made for their annual picnic which
Will b., held on Monday, July 4tn.
To Buy Road Machinery.
The members Of the Peasc township
board Of trustees have plans made for
the rIrcht>" &C 4 combined tone
Crushcr and road roller III the near fu-
turc All "f the limcston" necessary
for ~" repair Of III" roads Ut tn" own
ship IS ANuIlahl" free. aad this Will
0pcrat" toward getting better roads in
tins vicinity.
some Rain Storm
This CITY was visited 10y Il heavy rain
storm yesterday morning, when was
accompanied by a brilliant electrical
display. The AIN continued prncticully
all day. m.kIuE work IN the open very
disaSrccabic. bat 1t surely settled the
dust.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Wilbur llrSlOp Of IN" local furniture
firm IS expected nom" today after d
busin"ss trip to Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. rhurchman leave
thus morning for Springfield after a
Two days visit IN TINS city.
Members Of tn" Red Men from shady
side. Barton. Bridgeport and Etyl,nd
were present at the meeting III this city
last night.
Mrs. John Krm and daughter Helen
are spending thr week md AS the
guests II friends at Pittsburgh. Pa.
LeslI" Gordon was r"m"Ncd ." his
HON" yesterday following a recent
operation for appendicitis
Jay Mitchell left yesterday for Salt
Lake city after Il visit with friends III
this C!tH.
The members cf the Progressive
commute" OF IN" Fra,"rmal Hail Assoc
citation will hold a hnk" sal" cn the
central school grounds today.
Rev. Lewis Stumpf II tleI Gland, who
was recently called /" ttr luca! Hun
Earlan EaptISi church. has arrived IN
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the intermcnt will be made at Linwood
cemetery Monday.

the intermcnt will be made at blnwood
cemetery Monday.
Maccabees Meeting
An important and interesting meeting
OF the members Of the knights OF the
MaCCabces was hcld in their rooms IN
the Ecnle.n building last night and n
social session followed the transaction
of the business Of the order.
Club Picnic Monday
The member OF the local chapter Of
the Alpha II fraternity hav completed
will be held near 81. ClaIrsvill" on Mon
day. July :. The members and friends
Of the organization Will be taken To III"
grounds IN motor trucks and 4 fine pro-
gram If anuscmenlS has been planned
for the day.
Many Attended Meeting
Practically all OF the members Nf the
HetuCk tribe No 267, the new tribe Of
the Red Men in th!S city. attended the
meeting At Martins Ferry last night and
Witnessed the work IN all three degrees
for the first time. A banquet IN tn"
dining rooms Of the Fraternal Hall Was
the concluding event Of the evening.
Heavy storm
This CIty Was visited by on" Of tho
heavicst rain storms OF III" summc yes
terday morning and = umhc Of tn"
tlmid residents oc tho community were
frightened by the severity Of tho cleo
'r,cal display which accompanied the
storm.
Delightful Event
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Wilson enter
tanned a small party Of friends n, their
HON" On Howard street. k!rkwood. last
night. at X dinner party. Tho affair
was Of dainty appointments and m"
guests spent a very enjoyable evening.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
corbstt Funeral To-day.

fFuneral services for the late Mrs. John
Corbett. who died I: her home al
Pinch Run. following a brief illness
twill be held this afternoon a. ! o'clock
at the late home. Rev. J. W. Deem. OF
1.-the Florence Methodist church. will
charge OF the ervICeS Tnterment
twill be in the WeG"e cemetery.
n Play \ Club.
~ The Florence Athletic Club baseball
team OF this city Will clash with the
sVance Athletic Club nine tomorrow az
at the Pinch Run diamond. The
Two teams are about evenly matched
and the game should prove 10 oe'a close
and interesting one. r. Patterson VIII
likely do the twi-ltrg for the local club.
Play at Laf{srty.
. The fast Wheeling & Lake Erie base
ball team OF Neffs Will go 10 lAafferty
aSunday 10 meet the strong Seni-Pro-
5fessionl nine OF that place. Earlier IN
THE season these two teams met and a
IA inning battle resulted with the Neft
boys finally winning. Heidleoach and
Long will likely form the battery for
the ". & L. Z. team.
= Hospital Notes.
e. John Cox. OF this CITY. $ reported ~
be seriously Ill at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital at the present time.
Clarence Yocun has returned TO his
home here. having been discharged
from the Mtngo hospital where he was
eSconfined suffering with injuries receiv-
led in a mine accident.
~ No Fourth Celebration
~ Bellaire Will have a Fourth or July
r~celeoratiOn this year. There Will be no
local observance whatever, other than
the general explosion OF a quantity OF
S{ireworkS by the youngsters. The day
IDS expected TO pass off very quietly.
a. Auto Trips.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Jack NJ. Layne, Of this
City, are on an automobile trip TO vart-
ous Ohio and Kentucky points.
SarDpa1 Rnnar Will lpaLP soon on an
Automobile trip to points in Illinois
and Wisconsin,.
Local Mar Injured.
J. T. Rowles IS confined 20 the home
with an injury 10 his leg. The limb IN
fJured Is ths same one which was broken
t~recently and which caused him 10 DC
fconiined TO the hospital for nearly two
tmonthS
\ An outing of Bellaire MaSpns Is
sScheduled for Monday at EpwortA park,
4Betheda- Several hundred frok tht.
lctty will attend the event which, prom,
Uses ITO DO very enjoyable. MaA Ma
Ssons from Wheeling and SURROUNDING
Atowns will also spend the day at the
kpark. 4 feature OF the program will
DE q game OF baseball between the Bell
tRtre and Wheeling Masons.
Many P1crtcs.
July 9Th. when the Fourth will be 81,
iSictally celebrated. will find many pic
lpics being held by various groups OF
[persons IN this city. Many OF the so,
Icial clubs have arranged for outings
during the day in view 81 the fact thai
There Is to be no celebration in this
tstty.
Enjoyed banquet
= The members OF the Mems Bible class
yof tho First Methodist Episcopal church
Sentoyed a banquet IN the church dining
trooms last evening, the event being IN,
illumination OF a membership contest
An interesting program was rendered
(which included music and addresses BY
ERev. DR.. George Is. Smith, OF Barnes
willie, and Rev. J. V. Grin. Of this city.
Thrive Arrests.
q Two offenders, charged with eeinr
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SHADYSiDE

Tho girls Of La Kaiwl. about ten in
number. are planning Ia spend neat
week at the Williams cottage in Ep-
! worth park. Bethesda.
Several local teachers Will go today
70 ST. tlaIrSVlllc L. TAX" the M
tion for teachers.
Miss Mary Meyers. who is employed
in tho homeopathic hospital Of Pitts
hurvh. has returned 10 her position af-
ter a trn-day visit with relatives here
Rev. \. {. WhItmor". pastor Of the
Lincoln Avenue Methodist church. will
go this morning To the Wegce church
To conduct tho service. Mr.. David Al
bright VIII occupy tho pulpit here. la
the evening Il union service Is To II"
held IN the Methodist church. and tho
| address uf tho hour Will bC delivered
ny Or, Hurd on the theme, The Near
East"
Mr. and Mrs. Oris w tents and chill
drcn Of Youngstown will return home"
today after Il visit with relatives here.
\ reunion of the Gents family Is TO be
held IN YOUNGSTOWN on Monday and a
number of relatives from Shadysld"
and vicinity expect to attend.
Miss Mary Crawford Of pllies Bot
! tom called on friends her" Friday morn
ing. She spent the afternoon shopping
in Wheeling.
The funeral Of Mr.. Frank Ra,aiciat
who shot himself at his tailoring shop
in BcllaIr" Tuesday morning H. To ~"
held at tho family HON" in .>vnndale'
tomorrow afternoon a; > o'clock.
bohemian order Of which hC vas /
m"mbrr will attend N 4 body ond Rc,.
Frank Erect Of B"lIaIr" viii conduct
tho service.
Mr.. John &. JcffcrS or Highland ave-
nuc. is having his residence" reprinted.
Mrs. Henry Lohr OF Wheeling Island.
formerly Of ShadySIdo. underwent an
operation IN the Rcllairc hospital on
Tuesday. She Is doing a. we'll az could
be expected.
NJ. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkland have
moved from their former HON" h"n"
IN North Lincoln aNrnu 10 tho hnuS'
which they purchased this week from
Mr.. Thomas Crozier.
Mr.. James OF Jacksonville. Ohio. IL
here TO spend tho end 81 the week At m"
home of his daughter. Mrs. Zale Kemp
of Central avenue Mrs. James and
another daughter. Miss Fay. hay" been
here during the past two weeks.
Hessrs. Workman and Workman,
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Dale Lightner Of Cameron. W. Va,
spent Sunday with Mr.. n Mrs. John
Ransom and family. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Truax spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cope
land Of near GAINESVILLE. .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd and
daughter Hilda and Mrs. Lake Howell
attended the picnic at SpeIdel on Sat
urday.
l.. J. Tabcr and Allen Bailey Of Ia
coma spent Sunday with relatives at
Jerusalem.
Joseph Meyers returned home Wednes-
day from Quaker City. where he has
been attending tho quarterly meeting. =.
Mrs. Wilbur Stidd and son Keith or
Sncidel were shopping in. GAINESVILLE on
Saturday evening
Mrs. Foster Allen and Mary Ransom
were the guests Of Mrs. John Brooks
on Wednesday afternoon.
Several from the ridge attended Chill
drcn's Day services at Ollvett on SUM-
day evening.
Mrs. Nora Groves and children Of
Iowa. who are visiting in this vicinity,
! Nnent Sundar with Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
NJ. Groves Of Spcidcl.
Mr.. Robert Boyd of T~iltonville Is visit
| ing his sister. Mrs. Scott Campbell. Of
Mt. Holly. and brother. William Boyd.
Of the ridge.
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SANDY RIDGE

A crowd from here motored TO Raven
Rocks on Sunday. Those who were in
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Howell.
md family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Park tlsher
and family. Misses l.ura King and Ger
trudc TruaX. Miss Helen Howell and
John Howell and HillCs Neptune OF
Somerton. A very enjoyable day was
spent by those present.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hcskitt and fam
lily az st. ClairSvllle attended tic picnic
nj Srcldcl NJ. L. church Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Allen and dauch-
tor Morle. Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
michael and family and Ernest and
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Miss Edna Whiting Of Phelps. \; T.
and Miss Margaret Stewart or CoIum-
hama. who have been guests OF MISS
MARY Morley. have returned TO their
respective homes.
Miss Isabel TImmOns leaves TINS
week for Queen City, W. where She
Will bc the guest of friends at tho Lake
Champaign resort.
vile Pa, is here for a visit with her
narrn,s, Mir and Mrs. D. w. cummings.
Julian l. Maynard has gone 10 Relolt'
Kan. 10 visit his sister, Miss Carrie
MaNnard
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najnters are at work this week decor
at,ns the rooms Of tho Shadysid" bank.
Mrs. Lille .. Day of olive avenu" is
a, her farm on Cash Ridge. ana VII
spend most Of thlS month looklhS AZ
,tr matters there.
Merchants in Shadys!dr arc PLANNING
to Keep th"ir places If business closed
all day Monday.
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George Parr. one OF the best known
residents OF this city and an employee OF
The Scott Lumber company. died At his
home in Kirkwood yesterday morning at
: o'clock. following A lengthy illness. He
was ~thIrty-flve years Of age. and is sur
vlvcd by his wife. He vas a member OF
N" kirkwood Presbyterian church and
has been a resident OF this community
FOR nan years.
The funeral services will be held from
the family Nome Sunday afternoon and
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A June bride may not know much
about cooking but she knows that so
long as she is a June bride she won't
need 10 know anything about It..
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BRIDGEPORT

gencer at Hickey's News stand,
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or tho
Bridgeport Hardware Company or
call Martins Ferry :27 ].
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for Tho Iatelligencer
at the Rurd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or cal! Martins Ferry
227 J.
Albert W. otte. Local Correspondent.
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HEBRON NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bates spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs,
II. B. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim May wero
the guest Of J s. Nuuno~y and
family Sunday.
Mr., Joe Whitaker and family
spent the week end with the Ro-
berts family.
Misses Lottie Lee and Frank,
Moore spent the week end pIeaaut
" with Mrs. II, B. Moore,
Mr., Earl MarsaIis and wife wa.
the guests Of Russ Mcdowell ynJ
family Sunday.
Miss Jewell WeatnorsJy is lin
ishing the unoXpired term oi He
brOn school,
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Mr.. Maurice Bills of Jackson
attended the funeral of his neict
here Miss Julia Reynolds.
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Mrs. E. D. Matthews is visiting
her father Mr.. ]. D. Robinson Of
Watson Ark.
The Southern herald., 1920-03-19

There will be a concert given at
Robinson school Friday evening
March 28th see program else
where,
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Cutlery We carry the famous
Cataragus cutlery, pocket knives
scissors, razors, butcher knives,
razor straps; hundreds of satisfi
ed customers are our guarantee
The W. L. Robinson Co.
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Hardware--Our line is nearly
complete; most a2y thing from .
Fish Hook to a Mascot Range
COOK stvve.-W l. Robinson Co.
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Died-Saturday March 13 1920

Died-Saturday March 13 1920
AT her home 7 miles west of Liber
NY Mrs. Mamie Day Berryhill,
xwiie of Frank Berryhill; age about
At years. At the time of her
Gaath the husband was not expec-
tsG 10 live and up to this writing
does not know of the wife's death
Influenza followed by PneumoniaI
Seven children, all have reach.
ed the age Of maturity but one
are left to mourn,
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Mr.. F. B. Richardson, Extensi.
on Horticulturist for Mississippi,
visited here this week. You will
hear more of him next week.
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P POSTE

Trespassing, removing, or de-
aroying either fuel wood, fence
ppsts, or any other timber from
by lands will be prosecuted to
be full extent Of the law.
Albert NJ. Mason
Irene, Miss.
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Any one having hogs they
would like to sell and if | can
make car will ship.
K. A. McGehee
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Don't be deceived-Buy Stan.
dard auto castings; bug the Good
rich with a 5000 mile guarantee;
the Lee Puncture Proof, 1900
miles without a puncture; the
General with a 1000 mile guar
antee. The w. l.. Robinson &c
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Mrs. Carroll Taylor of Dallos
is visiting her relatives here the
Robinson's,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nunnery Of
McComb have returned here and
will make their home here.
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Wednesday morning the
18th oFMareh Miss Julia Reynolds
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley
Reynolds. The funeral was held
from the Methodist church.
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Planters-buy the best, Oliver
Black Hawk, Cole single and dou
BILE drill, Campbell single and dou
BILE drill; will plant any kind of
field eds.-W / Robinson Co.
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Postmaster.

4 Died-Sunday March 14th 1920
gMrs. Fannie Toney wilkinson
age about SO years wife of Law
renee Wilkinson, besides husband
she leaves 7 children, Influenza
followed by pneumonia.
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WANTED-A good, reliable
colored woman to clean up the
post office. Terms given on ap.
plication. .-Sibyl @. Stratton,
Postmaster
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andrews
OF Brookhaven Sundayed here.
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Remember-that we can fit any
sewing machine with needles, shut
ties & bobins.-W L Robinson 60
The Southern herald., 1920-03-19

Miss Alma Causey is up again
after a siege with Flu.