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?oR DEFENDERsE Sc Hlzo DASo

CHICAGO. III. Agosto S.-DespuGs
de II acalorada nolemica sobrc 81
era o no justO Que Ia sehpra Diamond
Brown pagara sels pesos por me-
dta bora de c~aXimctro. cl chauffeur.
convino Ell ~lleTaria a la comisarfa.
Ali Ia cos& 50 puso peOr. pornu" el
JueZ de turno cstuvo de rarte del mo-
torista Y scntenci6 a IL :ljosa a diez
pesos dc multa. pOr ei hccho de ne
sarse 4 pagan una d"uda lie honor. La
Senora. naturalmentc. Sc defendiO. Y
dijo que va en- otr3 OCCASION habia pa
eado Suma smejarte per Ia misma
falta. Dlcho 10 cual. el JUeZ le luand6
Il Ia cHrcel por reinCidintc. sin cobrar-
lie por supuesto. nj IN centavo de null
IA
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MUJER CANDIDATE A DiPuTAOo

NUEVA YORK. Agosto S.--Por Ell
vcintisiete distrito electoral de esta
metr6poli ACADIA de lamar 81 candida
tura a diput&do la. Sehcrita Dorothy
Froeks. abogad2 de prestigio y de
simpatia en- esta ciudad, quien sc u
ira deseosa de tencr una curul, q des-
pecho de los ~esfuerzos que en- su con-
ira hace Mr.. Charles 4. Ward, adj
versario suyo.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTA casa lie 5 cuartoS. con cabslle-
-lza, bano !nstSiacion de luz sltu2Ga en- y
Pecps. Informan en- n. PecoS sos. ClID
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ST. 90 DE GRATIFICACION i la persona
que me informe del actual raradero del Sc
nos Andres Flores, de - amos de cdad. alto.
dclgado. trigueno. pelo entrccano. poca bar
ba, oios negros. chicos. nariz regular. le fal-
"a cast toda la dentadura. Dir!girSe 4 Jose
l edcsma. Fort Madison. Iowa. l3l
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LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son victimsa
de Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados er amores. Com
tan curiosos libros lograran toGos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, loeraran ell ca-ino
Gel ser amado, llevaran a feliz terlni-
no u asuntos = triunfaran en- TODD;
sc veran libres de malas infiueD-
cias, y venceran :. sus eneal!gos y ma.
die podra caUsarles dano. Envie 10
%centavo5 en- estampiilas &c correo pa
"a gastcs y recibira ca:alogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y CO.
SAP Rafael GA. Hsbsaa- Cuba.
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VENTAS

Debo vende- luego mi automovl! para cln-
co pasajeros. 500. 90 al contado Y eI res
TO en- abonos iaciles. Travis iii6
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siO0.G 10 al contado ; cl rcSto en- pages ia
Giles IN autom6vil ligero para cinco perso-
mas. Travis 1850.
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NECESITAMoS 100 nineros para nues-
,-as mInas de Lagnito en- Alba. Sulphur
Springs : Rurfo-d, Texas. AbunGancia de
macnif:cas casas con agua. Q iglcsias y es-
cuelas en- Ia vecindad. Nuestros mineros Sc
cnnan de $50 90 4 $50. 90 por semana. Prom
70 aumcntarcmoS prccios. TeleGrafien o es-
criban a A. HICKS. Tyler. Texas
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Sc NECESITAN 100 trabaiadores, solos o con
familia. para TRAFALGAR en- Minas dc Aluminio
en- cl Estado dc Arkansas. TODD 81 trabajo Is
afucra. Pagamcs $3.50 al dia. por diez horas
DE- trabajo. Casas undergraduates para taml-
las. TenemoS trabajando con nosotros 400
r,exicanos. El campo meTicano eS nueVo' men
sifuado sobrc terreno alto ' seco. No hay ma
laria. Tcnemos tiendaS. salon de bale y cine
mat6grafo. MagnifIco Hospital. Nuestros doc
torres visitan los campos ~diariamente: Para
mas detalles. d~irijanse a Ia bAU-
MITE COMPANY. BAUXlTE. Ark.
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MGTRIMONlALES

UE CABALLERO honrado y trabajador.
desea entablar correspondence amo-osa con
senorita viuda o Sola. de 20 a % amos de
edad. La persona intcresada Gche mandar
sotografia en- SUI primer carta. Dirigirse al
Sr. Reinaldo Padiila. Arcols. Texas. 90
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Sc N~ECESiTAN senoras y s~enoritas para
trabajGr en- f6brica. Dirigirse 4 | 81. Con
zalcz, cargo La PrerSa.'
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G~RATIFICARE con 5000 n ia persona que
me- informe del actual r~aradero de los senores
Mucio Bravo y Maximino Msndez; ei primero
de IS amos de edad, chaparro, ~fornido. ooca
Cruesa. nariz chata. IN ojo ~plegado, pelo ne
gro. Ell Segundo. estatura alta. moreno. PsIo
negro. ojos del mismo color. nariZ atilada.
boca regular. orejas chiquitas. lanpino. las
Gitimas ~noticias Sc recibieron de Bequesbi!'
Cal. rcspecto a Mendez. y de Bravo. de MI
nera, Texas por ell ano de 1908. Todos intor-
mes. d~irigirse q Ia sra. Carlota Escooeao.
1.g5 E. Washington St. Stockton, Cal. tT)
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ENSENANZA.
LYDIA PATTERSON INSTITUTE
FL Paso. Tex

,Ss-rrr-CrOT wO6ERNA y SELECTA
PARA IA EDUCACIOE De Los EN1>
MEXICANOS. Instruction PrHmaria. Secunda-
ga : Superior. en- inc.es. Curse en- sspa-
soL Culru-a FSica. Biols. MuSica Hoc. .
Instrumental. Curse Comerclsi- Gases -NoS-
,oS. In verdadero hogan pa-S los eauea"cos.
Professionals conpeten-c. P-eclCs NSoeraao>.
q 10. c. Sept.embre de 1920 se-a IA apeTtlTa
de- 90. A6o EscOlar. Para mas into-Hnes' aI"
anss al Director.
Prof. L9Wrencs Reynolds. :
IN, :, FLORENCE St. e PGso. Texas.
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Sc RENTAN cusrtrs srruesindos. con o an
es.sue-cia- SIS S Ccnchos St. San ALTO
MO, Texas. Vicente Hang.. Prop
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vENTA DE JoYERIA 10 REDlMIDA
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS .

Por Hbra: Daiiles pasados 25c: CHA $40
Cho-izo es;ilo m~exicano i4c: ChicharroncS
de puerco soc Queso de tuna lSc Carne SEGA
4Sc: Queso b!anco 45c: Lenteja Csc: HabaS
lGc: Ajo nuevo 25c: Colaci6n Extra SOC 1;
SALSANOLE l5c: Comino nueTo 25c: ANS
$5c; DULCES NENICANOS cubierto. j2
mureI.!o. etc. 100 surtidos 10: CHOCOLATE
Ell TAPATTO sos: No!ca!ete piedra iSc :
Canela 75c etc. etc
Loz9 De Guadalaiara: BotelIoneS 25c, SOC
Y i.25: Jarros 10 4 soc: MarraUitos a!can
cia lOc l5c. Csc. SOC y 100; CaZue!as jue
go de 5. csc. q rs: Tcco!otcs l5c. Vases
olo- 80 y 30 :; A.canciaS fruta l5c y 25c {:
Ollitas verdes 10 y I5c: AnforitnS 25c, etc.
Pida L;s;a General DE>PACHo lNMEDIA
TO &c pedidoS poT cUrreo y Express
Dir:jansc 4: CABEZUD BROS. P. O.. Box
SIS sta. 4. San Antonio. Tex.
1901. ". Commerce St.
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DESEo SABER Ell PARADERo dc mi hi
nerros. celia china tiene una cicatriz arriba
de la celia derecha: sus ultimos notieias las
recibi dc Emporia. Kan, pero hace amos que
no tengo raz6n de 81. TODD intorr'e dirlgirse
a Aurelio I~niquez. Milliken, Col. Go T.. ).
rIom GSl
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Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a "a per-
sona cue informe del exacto paradero de ls
sonora Madrid. de q amos de edad. y que vi
via en- FL Paso. Texas, ell aho pasado. Diri-
ianse a Braulio Madrid xnard, Cal. Box ia.
~ l2)
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PRESTAMOS

LNECESITA $3.50 90? PrestamoS confi!encia-
les sobre muebles Il personals n sue!do. Abo-
nos faciles. Por $500. 35c. senarar:os. 300
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. 1915
Main S.. Houston. Texas.
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VENTAS
10 ~
DEL DR. p. DiAE Y DtAL-
SELLOS DE COMA

Enyie Sus 6rdgnes 81 QuIere obtener IN
-ahaso Immediate ) bier hecao q II homo
able san Antonio Rubber Stamp Co. ll6
So.edad s. san Antonio. Texas.
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Para las Fiestas Patrias

BlnderaS de Soda. genera. ccluloidg para so
lara. Bo;oncs de HidalEo. Juarez y T-icolore>,
LStOE. Serpcntiras. Conflict Fe>t6n. y otros
s-ticulos para celebraci6u del Is de Sep
tcmbro. Mapas Dc Mexico. Gran Surtldo de
rovedades. Joye-ia etc. Pida catalogo gratis
fSpecialidad en- pediio; Dor ,orr-o DirjI;rSe
{ CHAPA MERCANTILE Co. SIC West Com
rcrcc St. San Antonio. Texas.
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GUlA PROFESSIONAL
IOsE ANTONIO RIVERA

abocrdo Gs los T-ihEEGlsS &c % keOa6hez.
pc sncs-sa de- soGa clase 3e ssuntos p'ctes6o'
nsIe- N NeSica.I. Sais CaiitoI MA Oc5Pa-
Era ~ ei ec1t!cio sitGado SrsFs al DE- 4
Aver srrisntO. Para SSUntos oce Sayan CO
ysvt.s-<s ante rburaieS , autn7dcc$ -
% EctaSos UaidoS. esua asocrado con =:
,riaaute aboSado Wiued6 Andrews. de L'
Angeles. Cal.
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lie JENARo CsNICERcS

Aborado Neyi-ano. Para los asUntee que
hsyan q venr:la-Se ~ los ~tsIbuna-es De
Estados Unidos. cGentS con "a eo-G0o7ae'on
del em;nente abogado John NJ Fen.
Altos del SEnco Ge Miami. Dept
Ar,--sSc T5S5 Miami. Arizona
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- : V7SOS DE- OCAS/ON 80
PESOUlSAS.

So. 90 de gratiticaci6n dare q Ia persona
ore n,e de- intormes exactos del actual rara-
dero de mi hijo .Apoionio Garibag, de ~ amos
de edad, para communicable muy interesaates
osuntos de famllia. Favor de dirigir cuaI-
ouier i,forme a Luis Garibay. . Mt. 5li.
Waco, Texas. NO. oep''
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NECESITAMOS MESEROS

Olga a sus amiGn Y conocIdoS que los
P-opietarios de Restaurants de Dallas. pa
gan magnificos sueldos, y que necesitln
meseros de primera. Para m3s informes es
criban a Dallas Chamber of Commerce.
OPEN SHOP Square Deal) ASSOCIA-
TON. Dallas. Texas.
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MAYORDOMO con larga experiencia en-
cl marejo de genie. en- fabricas. fundiciones.
etc, asi como bastoS c~onocirientos en- TODD
10 que con este Sc relacione VA Sea naqui
maria, libroS, etc. deSea colocnci6n. Dirfjase
n r. Il. R. 1901 Lakeview Ave. San Ante
MO. Texas. G2l
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MAESTRO DE ESPANoL Sc solicita IN
maestro eompetente cue ests famiiia-iza3o
con eli inglGs. DiriSi-Se a Mr.. Wilson co.
San Antonio Club.
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Para iIbros en- esrahoI d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 115 North
Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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DOY UNA grat!ficaci6n de $500 a Ia per
soma cue me de informes del actual paraaero
de Urbano Galvan. originario de Ouquio' del
E>:ado de JaIisco. de SO amos de edad. blanco'
pelo castano. frente regular. ojos cafe. usa
blpote: la Ultima vez radicaba en- Longn1ont-
Colorado. pero hace Is meses que no cSeribe;
Dirigi-se a Felix Galvan. Marion. Ohio. 80
Erie R.. R. Tfr. vs.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a la PERSONA cue
No ;nforme del actual paradero del Sr. Isaac
Guerra, de % amos de edad. estatura regular
complexion robuSta, moreco: Senos parueu'a-
res. tiene cortadoS cuatro dedoS de Ia mano
derecha. Las iltimas noticias que rec'hi de
q. fuerou de Detroit. Mich. hace 3 meses.
Dirigirse a Marcos Yepes. Bliss, Ida. '2o)
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. SOS West Eous-
ton St. puede pEoporcionar a ustec traDa1a'
6ors, y rmrleos. Tel5fono CIR. 654l.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA un sapatero comreterte.
0curran a SAP Goliad St. I3)
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APRENDIEND
INGLES EN-
So PROPIA
CASA sin
ebanGonar suS ira.
oajos tendra listed
MAS DTNERO,
PODER !
PLACER

n-acioaal. IS e. mas sen
clio. Diploma Al tsrrninar- hnv7enSS sA
no-n5-e y direction > le renitl-enoS 'n:'-
mes. PREFERENCES recibir 2EunAs e
r. "a. -as.oS ps-o -esue.vaSe aho-a ms
NO a pedi-nos dichoS inio-mes aGn sin g
anp;las. 81 no recibe condensation. sscsi
Sss6S ora vsz. po-aue las cartaS Sc P's7
A., Direction: ?. o. Box 2.s Houston
Tex. INTERNATIONAL LNSI-ACtE
$685. Main Rudy College, 214-e
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NEcESITAMoS meseros para eamoos
de f~errocarriI. Para toda cIase de in
~forr1es pasen a 1903 Bu~enavista ST.
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Para iibros en- sspa6ol d~irijase O6.
q Ia Casa EDITORIAL Lozano, I1S North
Sts. rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, exaSl
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EMPLEOS


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p-oporrionamos cuarto rGra vivir. damos Sa-
Lario Y buena asistencia. ll26 W. Houston st.
90
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29

Miss Margaret Reed of belmont
arrived Wednesday and is the gu es
Of Miss Ruth Wicks.
] Atty. j. l.. Quinn left Saturday
! night on professional trip to Taco
| ma, Wash.
Mrs. Chris. Meth returned Sunday
from visit of few weeks in North
Dakota.
Mrs. Henry Beyerle and Mrs. Ed.
Beyerle of Parkston came Monday for
short visit with friends in Scotland.
Miss Idella Herman came home
Saturday from Yankton where she has
been attending the summer school at
Yankton College.
Miss Sarah Herbert will teach in
the Elk Point city schools next year.
Miss Ruth Herbert has accepted a
position in the Meckling schools.
1t is reported that Solomon Wenz.
laff. vice president cf the 2onHomtne
Co. Bank, was arrested Wednesday
and taken to ,ryndall, on charges con-
nected with the bank failure.
Mi. and Mrs. Clyde D. Engstrand
returned from their wedding trip to
the Twin Cities Saturday and have
been spending the week with her
people, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Lee, be.
fore going to Sioux City to establish
their home.
Mrs. Selk, of Sutherland, Ia, re.
turned to her home Tuesday after a
visit at the Horstman and Detlef Ohrt
homes. She is an old friend of both
| families, having been an old school
mate of Mr.. Horstman's mother when
they lived in the old country.
Ethan Allen, who has been work
ing the past season for his uncle, Mr..
Leetch ST., on his farm west of town.
went to Sioux City Saturday, to meet
his family who are moving from their
former home in Kansas City to join
him. They returned to Scotland
Monday.
Miss Marjorie Engman returned
Wednesday from Centerville whers
she spent several weeks with rela-
rives. She was accompanied by Mr.
Engman, Walter and Misses Cora
and Veva Engman of Centerville, ia.
ther, brother and sisters of her IA
Their.
Mrs. G. Johns and Miss Eta
cambridge, after a visit at the
homes of their brothers, JOS. Will.
ford and Archie cambridge, left
Sunday to return to their home in
Blanchardsville, Wis. Jos. Balm
bridge accompanied them as far as
Sioux City. Vi;
Mrs. Geo. Fitch of Yankton was in
Scotland Wednesday morning and
called at this Office while here. Mrs.
Fitch is newspaper woman of con.
siderable experience, she and her hus.
band having edited the Hurlev Her.
aid for thirteen years, and she still
keeps in touch with newspaper work,
altho they are not now in the bust.
ness.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29

Rev. Haskell and Mr.. German cf
wagner were in Scotland Tuesday,
the forme- going to Corsica.
MRS. N. v. Janda went to Thief
River Falls. Mimi, Saturday to visit
her son. ". !. Janda. and family.
halloonist from the training sta
ton ct Omaha. in making a trip over,
this section, was forced to land on
the Noyak farm two miles south OF
town last Sunday. His balloon had
4 snal! leak lot he used hiisa mara.
mo lanusd safely. The balloon
was shipped and he returned to oma-
he BY train that day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29

Marion, Ohio (SpeciaD. Warner
G. Harding was officially notified here
OF his nomination as the Republican
candidate for the presidency His
speech of acceptance is, in part, as
follows:
Chairman Lodge, Members of No
tification Committee, Members of Ma
tionel Committee. Ladies and Gentle
men: The message which you have
formally conveyed brings to me re
alization Of the responsibility which is
not underestimated. 1t is a supreme
task to interpret the covenant of 9
great political party, the activities Of
which are so woven into the history OF
this republic and very sacred and
solemn undertaking to utter the faitl
and aspirations Of the many millions
who adhere to that party.
he party platform has charted tile
way, yet, somehow. we have come te
expect that interhret ion sslis.: ss.s.::::s:..
:tIls: Ialfh OF nominees who must as
sumo specific tasks. u,
Let me be understood clearly from
the very beginning l believe in party
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
HARDING SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE
A NEW KEYNOTE
Republican Nominee, at Notification Ger
emonies, Discusses Problems
Confronting Nation.
"H0LD HERITAGE AMERICAN
NATIONALITY UNIMPAlRED"

Advocates Party Responsibility as Dis
tnguished from Dictatorial and Au
tocratic Personal RuIe--In Referring
to League of Nations, Says We Do
Not Mean to shun Single RESPONSE
biiity of This Republic to World Civ.
t1ization-Favors Protective Tariff,
Merchant Marine, a Small Army,
Woman Suffrage and National Bud.
get.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29

Mrs. =. p. ImiR and two son are
s>esss Il. = . s. !:
4 baby girl was born to Prof. and
Mr.. 3. +. Williams last Friday.
II Atty. Redden 81 Tyndali was ia
sectlsnd Tqesday between trains, go.
i1E p Parkston.
NJ NJ 90 Mn. Will Gibbon and son
|S Sunday In Sioux Falls with
In Gihbonss psnple
y dies Aid sof the Il. 4.
%. " 4 "! 50 ~
n hons of Mrs;. AIrfhur
Angust s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-20
DENNIS

There will be church at Dennis the
fifth Sunday in this month by Rev
Cassidy.
The flu is raging in our community
now.
Elva Chaffin was calling on Lora
Kitchen Monday
We were sorry to hear of the death
of little Leaham Pink
Jay Vanhorn will farm with Dave
Kitchen this summer.
Effie Wright and Elizabeth Kitchen
were calling on Lora Kitchen Wednes-
day.
Dennis Kitchen is expected home
soon from Madison, W. Va
Otto Daniels was calling on Lewis
Kitchen Saturday and Sunday.
Lande Hays has rented F. r Kitch-
ems blacksmith shop for this summer
Lewis Kitchen and Otto Daniels will
leave soon for Coal river.
Lora Kitchen is expecting to visit
her sister Mrs Lewis Wright at Co
lumbus. o., soon
Lennie Chaffin spent Sunday with
Mrs. Carrie Walden
Let us hear from Columbus, Ohio,
again soon.
SOMEONE'S DARLING.
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of w. I. Wright and family last week.
Misses Eva and Mary Wright were
visiting in st. Adams Tuesday
The schools of this place have closed
to prevent the spread of influenza.
Mrs. Carrie Saxton. who has been III
for some time Is better at this writ
ing.
Bernie and John Collins, who were
sick at the last writing are able to
be out again.
The Presbyterian church OF this
place is now a Red Cross hospital for
the fiu patients.
Mrs. d. T. Mcclure. two sons and
daughter are very IN with influenza
Miss Birkie Turley is teaching
school at McCark1e, W Va.
Rev. j. A. Smith had to close the
meeting when he took the flu. He and
family have been very sick, but are
much better at this writing.
George Wright and Ernie Gwinn
were calling on their best girls Sun
day.
Eva Wright and Opal Smith are ex-
pecting to visit friends in Kentucky
soon. THREE CHUMS.
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TRAD
Daniels

There win be church at Daniels
creek Sunday. Everybody invited.
Jesse Berry was business caller
on our creek one day last week
Sorry to hear the death of Mrs
Madge Hall.
Clyde and Carl Cnrnutte and Basil
Rose called on their cousins, Cora and
Manley Adams Sunday
Harlan Wellman was visiting his
brother at Chattaroy, w. Va. last
week.
ID. M. Curnutte and Mont Rose were
business callers at Louisa Friday.
John A. and Willard Berry and VIM
ODaniel attended the burial of Mrs
Madge Hall last Thursday
Jay N. Wellman was transacting
business on Twin Branch Friday
Miss Madge Curnutte called on her
aunt, Mrs. Corilda Adams Monday.
Mrs Genoa Hays called on Mrs.
Charley Adams one day last week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-20
HULETTE

The influenza is visiting our neigh
borhood.
Lewis Nunley's family has the flu
but they seem to be convalescing.
We are sorry to hear OF Mrs. Sudie
Webb being very i'll from effects OF
influenza.
Mrs. S. G. Queen has been sick for
the past week. She is better at this
writing.
Charley Frasher and family from
Portsmouth. Ohio, have been visiting
his sister, Lizzie Queen.
Cora Wooten and niece have been
visiting her sister, Ida Frasher.
Bertha Wooten was visitor at HUI
lette last week.
Eli Moore and ID. A. ODaniel were
Strengthening swine last week.
Amy oDaniel and niece have been
visiting her sister in Huntington, w
Va.
Madge and Gladys Queen have been
visiting Mrs. f. r. Harmon.
Effie Chambers took influenza and
developed into pneumonia, causing her
death. SNOW BIRD.
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F.ULTZ

There is a great deal OF sickness In
this community at the present time.
Oscar and Fred Littleton have re-
turned from Akron. o.. where they
have been at work for some time In a
rubber factory.
School closed at this place Friday.
Mrs. G, T. Abbott will leave for
Pikeyille soon where she intends to
make her future home.
We are sorry to hear OF the death OF
Bill Robinson OF Grayson. who had
lived to be teaching his 10th school
at the time OF his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Littleton are very
i'll.
The christian people are holding a
protracted meeting at Four Mile and
are having great interest
Rev. Collier preached very inter-
esting sermon to n large congregation
Friday night at this place He viii be
here again on Wednesday night. Mar.
10th.
Bessie cooksey called on ]. c. Nc
David Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Shepherd left for Peach
creek, w. Va. recently.
RtJCKSKIN
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WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Glenn Nj. Terrell of Manatus. w. Va.
visited home folks Thursday last.
1 Fred See, who has employment In
Indiana. is visiting home folks at sun
nyside Farm.
CG Peters spent the weekend az
Z home.
j. Crit See. Jr.. went Sunday to Ash
land TO see his nephew, Russell Haws
who has been very i'll with influenza.
! Mrs. Laud Holt Is recovering from q
few DAYS illness OF influenza.
Those III with influenza mentioned
In last weeks letter are improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Artrip and family and
Mrs. w. T. Bowe have influenza.
Brien See returned home Monday
from Bluefeld w. Va.
4 A. c, Terrell of Manatus, came Mon
dag for few days visit with home
folks, /.
/ Misses Vessie and Emma Peters and
Jock See were visitors in Louisa Mon
day
/, Miss Briza Peters entertained for
dinner Sunday Misses Nessie and En-
ma Peters and Talmage Wells.
! Hugh Holt spent Sunday with Otis
Terrell.
/ Rev. Reid preached here Saturday
night. Sunday and sunday night. The
revival was postponed until later as
the weather is so bad and so many
cases OF Influenza in the community,
! Our community was grieved TO hear
OF the death OF Robert Wellington,
son of Mrs. VIM, o'Brien of Covington
who recently moved there from this
place. His death occurred on Monday
last. caused by pneumonia Mr.. Whit
taker OF Whitehouse. brother of Mrs,
OBrlen, went to Covington and ac-
eompanled the remains to Whitehouse
Wednesday for burial in the family
cemetery Mrs oBrien Is seriously III
and does not know OF her sons death.
Mr. John Webb died Monday after a
few days illness with influenza. Mr..
Webb moved TO the farm OF Mrs. Mar
garrett S. Stump a few months ago. He
is the brother OF Willard Webb OF this
place and son OF Robert webb. deceas-
eG. He Is highly respected citizen
and the bereaved family has the SYM
patty OF their many friends.
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Misses Madge Curnutte, vicy Rose
and Matte Adams were shopping at
this place Tuesday
Robert Carter of Ellen was calling
on his best girl Sunday.
Freel Gussler passed down our creek
Saturday enroute to Louisa.
Mrs. Jay Wellman was calling on
Mrs. d. NJ. Curnutte one day this
week. 3 LONESOME KIDS.