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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
ACORN KERNELS.

Miss Toka Hale has been on the sick list the last week.
 J. L. Bagwell is doing repair work at the school house this week.
 Marquis Miller candidate for tax assessor was in our midst last week.
 Barney Larmon attended the sing ing convention at Cherryhill Sunday.
 J. B. Earl was in this vicinity Mon day experimenting the dipping at the Acorn vat
 Miss Pearl Barron of Acorn will at tend the short course at the Univer- sity of Arkansas.
 The party at George Comos last Saturday night was well attended, A good time was enjoyed by all.
 Bro. Kelley failed to fill his regular appointment at Owens Chapel and Acorn Sunday. Bro. Whitaker filled his place at Owens Chapel.
 Jim Hogan and Pete McWilliam marketed watermelonsNin Mena Mon- day Mir. McWilIiam said he had as fine a load as he had ever seen.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Hogan have re- turned from a short visit with their children, Mrs. Jno. Kidding and Wm. Hogan of Vandervoort. MT. Hogan went as far as Gillham for visit with his brother. Mack Hogan.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
OLD COVE CLIPS

Mrs. John Turner is reported sick. Bert Cecil is working on the section at Cove.
 The crops in this community are needing rain.
 Miss Ola Rigsby left Thursday for an extended visit in Texas.
 Miss Mayme Little is taking music
 sons from Mrs. May Star ord
 Mrs. Pipkin who has been sick the st week is now improving rapidly. Mr and Mrs. Henry Bingham visit c8 at the home of P. Trew Sunday Singing every first and third Sun day at the church. Mir Burns. leader Several attended the barbercue at ose Wednesday and all report a nice me
 There was a singing at the home of 'ir and Mrs. Ed Rogers Saturday right.
 E. L. Rigsby came up from Win hrOp Saturday where he has farmed .ais year.
 sunday school every Sunday at Old Cove church house, Mir, Moore, sup sssatendent.
 Mr. and Mrs.. l. R. Williams and family and Mir. and Mrs. ]. F. Kirk were Mena visitors. .- George Stockton of McCauley visit 01 with his father and mother. Mir. and Mrs. w D. Stockton.
 Mir and Mrs. Cab Parker of Board Camp visited with Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cecil Friday and Saturday.
 There will be an all day singing and dinner on the ground next Sunday. Everybody come and bring well filled baskets.
 Homer Tucker of Henryetta, Okla, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs Lucy Ross. and sister, Ollie Tucker of this place.
 Miss Carrie Reed, one of the teaeh- ers at the Old Cove school. visited nome folks ait West Valley Saturday and Sunday
 Ed Rogers and two sons, Austin and Clermon, visited in Little County Thursday, he reports crops to be very fine in that locality.
 Honey and Pie.
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UNION UNITS

The Pie Supper last Saturday night was success.
 B. H. Bennett is reclining the well on the Perry Reed place.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed is spending this week with her son, Perry Reed and family.
 Mrs. Jim Swiger and Mrs. Myrtle Jones returned last Saturday after a weeks visit at Hix, Okla
 The singing at Union Sunday eve ming was enjoyed by the young folks. The school is progressing nicely. The Union Grove ball team defeat ed the Page team Saturday on Mena- field with score of 16 to 4 in five innings. The Choctaw who hurled first two innings for the Page team claimed he hadn't lost game this year but had hard luck Saturday. Per haps he will have better luck in the ; games the boys have at the fair in September Let's all go and see a good game at the Mena fair.
 Guess Who
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
ELM SPRINGS NEWS.

Crops are good in this vicinity.
 School is progressing nicely at Elm Springs
 Dipping was carried out nicely at the Elm vat Saturday.
 Lafe Carder arrived home last week to be with his mother and sister.
 Mir and Mrs. Dupree's baby has been very sick with typhoid fever.
 Several of the young people were dinner guests at the James Quinn home Sundiay.
 Jonathan Lunsford and children of Ida, Okla, spent Friday night at the olaud Brown home.
 MT. and Mrs. Collier Brock spent saturday night near Liberty with her brother Henry Quinn and family.
 Our teacher Miss Milree Smith vis- ted her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sam Smith. in Mena Saturday and Sunday.
 Esq. and Mrs. Cole are expecting their daughter, Miss Daisy from Dal- las, Tex, Tuesday for vacation vis- it.
 Mrs. Allen Johnson has returned to her home at Maud, Okla, after an ex- tended visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Brock. Mrs. Brock accom- panied her home
 Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Rosson of Ink ond Mrs. Ada Clemens and children If New Castle, Tex, spent Friday night at the J. O. Rosson home and Saturday at the w. r. Rosson home.
 Mir. Heise. an aged war veteran 3iAd at his home Wednesday after a short illness. Mir Heise had reached his 95th year. Mrs. Heise who was visiting in Chicago arrived too late for the funeral service Friday at Con .ord cemetery.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
vANDERvOORT

Mrs. A. Affholter went to Mena Monday afternoon.
 A. J. Bailey made a business trip to the county seat one day last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Hansard and children were down. from Cove Sun- day.
 Mrs. J F. Coleman returned home sunday from visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
 MT. and Mrs Dan Nations went to Mena Monday for a visit with rela- tives there.
 Mrs. Cox and son, Jessie, came up from Fulton Saturday and are visit ing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. X Sanderfur.
 Mrs. C. c. Wilson departed Thurs day for Kerens, Texas, after having spent several days here with her sis ter, Mrs. B. Jones.
 Rev. II. c. Ridings and Rev. Watt Fulton were down from Hatfield Sun day to attend the Camp meeting which is being conducted some few miles west of town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Troutt and daughter, and MT. and Mrs. Ezra Cunningham and baby, Sybil. motor ed from Mena Sunday and attended the baptizing at the lake in the after noon.
 Mrs. M. D. Hall died at her home here Friday night after very short illness. Funeral services were held at the family residence Monday morn- ing and interment was made in the Witherspoon cemetery.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
OPAL NEWS.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley, girl.
 Rev. Phillip Abernathy of Big Fork made the Ancient Mariner a pleasant call Friday
 \ belfry is being built on the school house for the new bell. Grover Mur- phy has the work in charge.
 The protracted meeting which has been in progress at lower Big Fork for the last 10 days closed Sunday. Rumor has it that the Opal ball team got general mopping up in a game played at Womble Saturday. There is no school at Opal this week because of Prof. Smith being away at court regarding cattle dip- ping.
 0lin and Earl Standridge became involved in difficulty with Irve Phil pot Saturday resulting in the latter receiving several bruises about the head and face.
 John Cotton was in the Red Bird vicinity Monday in response to a message stating that his cattle in
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Born. to Mir. and Mrs Kim Floyd July 22, a son.
 Tom Dempsey of Cove was Hat field visitor Saturday
 Bernard Slote was in Mena Friday having some dental work done
 The Hatfield section crew assisted in loading steel at DeQueen Monday.
 A large crowd from here attended the picnic at Cove last Wednesday.
 The w. H. Terry family Is spend ing few days this week camping on the Cossatot.
 Miss Anna Woods spent Thursday of last week in Hatfield with the can ming club girls.
 Miss Ida Beavers returned Satur- day from Poteau where she had been visiting friends for few days.
 Rev. W. l.. Smith of Mena was here Sunday to assist Rev. Bennett in the services at the Baptist church. For Sale--Extra fine stock Angora
 goats f9 nannies and bucks. O.. Q Cook. 1s mile south of Hatfield. Adv.
 Miss Fern Randy of Bokhoma, Okla. is visiting friends in Hatfield and vicinity, and will remain until after he fair.
 Mrs. l. w Fulton has been quite i'll at her home the past two weeks. A slight improvement was reported the first of this week.
 Preparations for the fair are in full swing at the school grounds, and everyone is filled with enthusiasm in regard to the event. Under the supervision of T. Davis the road leading west from Hatfield, and across the planer yards is being put into first class shape
 MT and Mrs. I. H. Davidson of Ala bama arrived last week for an extend ed visit with Mrs. Davidson's broth CTS. Ed, and Tandy Myers. Mir. and Mrs. John Clark and chill dren departed Thursday for their home in Ft. Worth, Tex after a ten days visit at the Pines Plantation. Joe Deason who has been taking oil leases in this vicinity, will begin next week building derricks and pre- pairing to begin drilling operations.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Henderson and Mr and Mrs. George Pottorff spent Saturday evening and Sunday in at tendance at the Camp meeting at Cove.
 There were almost six hundred ties marketed in Hatfield last Saturday, the Dover Mercantile Co. buying about four hundred and fifty, the re- mainder going to other buyers. J. E. Williams accompanied his daughter Miss Alice to Ft. Smith sunday morning to assist her in get ting located preparatory to entering business college for a three months course
 Messrs. Guy Clark and Ed Hutson have purchased the T. R. Bates lot adjoining the Masonic Hall, also the building north of the Hali and Will Hams store and will move same onto the lot, to be used as barber shop my Mir. Clark and office by Mir. Hut i son.
 Rev Bennett who is holding revival meetings at the Baptist church preached Sunday night from the sub ject Campfires on the Road to Hell.' There were 425 present to hear this sermon. 100 being under five years of age. The sermon was concluded Mon- day night to large and appreciative audience.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
GRANNIs GRAINS.

Miss Lucy Cole, Myrtle McVay, Co., ra Murphy and Grace Jacobs were Wiekes visitors Saturday.
 Mrs. o. C. Kirby and daughter. Des- demona, are spending their vacation with friends in Tulsa, Okla.
 Mrs. Mattie Pearson left Wednes- day for Bunch, where she will spend few days with her daughter.
 Mrs. Anna Mathis and daughter Vivian, left Wednesday for S. Dako- ta where they will visit with relatives.
 Arthur and William Mcvay return ed Saturday from Vivian, La, where they have been employed in the oil fields.
 Mrs. M. Poe and daughter, Hallie returned Friday from St. Joe where they spent month with Mrs. Poe's parents.
 Mir. Broom and family of Nowata, Okla, are spending a few days with Mrs. Broom's parents, Mir. and Mrs. A c. Leas.
 Miss Bertha and Gladys Clinton en. tertained the young people at their home Saturday night, everyone had an enjoyable time. | Bud McVay who is working at De- 1 Queen spent Sunday with home folks
 W. E. Hungate and Alex Coyle mot. mot. ored to Mena Tuesday.
 B. II. Clinton left Sunday for Tex arkna where he has a position. Mrs. ]. Hicks of Ada, Okla. is visit. ing her sister. Mrs. S. H. McCurley.
 Little Frankie Pearson entertained the members of her S. s. class 1t her
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
EUREKA ECHOES.
IDS are needing rain.

Crops are needing rain.
 Edith Malone IS on the sick list.
 School began Monday with Ed Hawthorne at the helm.
 Some of the candidates spoke at this place Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Wiles are visit ing at the w. J. Wiles home.
 Uncle Pierce Southern left Satur- day for Quinton. Okla. to visit rela- tlves and look for a location.
 MT, and Mrs. Albert Croy and fam fly Of Bethel, Okla, spent last week visiting relatives at this place.
 The ball game at Mena Saturday played by Union Grove and Page was to l6 in favor of Union Grove.
 Mamye Martin and Maud Wilcox attended the protracted meeting at Nocana Saturday night and Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Hines of Mena pent Saturday night and Sunday vis- ting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Hart and Mir. and Mrs. Claud Wolfen- barger
 MT. and Mrs. William Walls of Quinton, Okla. who have been visiting relatives at this place, started over and on their homeward trip last . Wednesday.
 Quite few of the young people from Holly Springs and Union Grove attended the dance at the home of Minton Wiles Friday night. All re- port nice time.
 hamp and Lonnie Wiles, Stella and Myrtle Combs. Lucy and Zella Wiles, Belle Foster and Marion Cox. attend ed the pic supper Saturday night and singing Sunday evening at Union Grove.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
coRINTH COAxEs.

Miss Faye Hopson spent the week end in Mena.
 Walter Class was Mena visitor Sunday afternoon.
 School is progressing nicely with an enrolment of 40 pupils.
 Ed Mcbride attended singing at Pine Grove Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Blackshar at tended church at Big Fork Saturday night.
 Miss Ruby Goss of Mena is spend- ing several days here with Mir. and Mrs. c. Wright.
 Bro. W. o. Feltz of Wickes. Ark. delivered three interesting sermons here the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Wilcox and daughter, Miss Amy, and son Joe were Yocana visitors Monday.
 Mrs. Edna Myricl and two chii dren are here from It. Smith visit iar with Mr and Mrs. John Myrick. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goss and children or Mena spent Sunday with Mrs 1ass' parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. U. Me
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

Bride.
 Mfr. and Mrs. W. M Rowton of St. Louis. Mo. are visiting here with Mrs. Rowton's brother, w. A. Long and family
 Mir. and Mrs. Clovis Bush of Weleetka, Okla, arrived here Monday night for a visit with Mrs. Bush's father, Noah Quinn and family.
 Little W. c. Price accidently drank some kerosene at the church last Sun day thinking it was water. He was sick for some time but soon recover ed.
 Misses Effie Wiles, Bernice Can non, LiIlie Kent and Jewell Wiles and Messrs. Gordon Cannon and Ed Me- Bride motored to Yocana Saturday night to attend the protracted meet ing
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

ciated by all who heard him. The young people and some of the older ones enjoyed the boys and girls races and tho olf mems raee. Then all watched the game of base ball be- tween the Vandervoort and Smithville boys, both sides worked hard to win and surely it was an exhibition of some fine playing. The Vandervoort boys won the second game from Cove. Both games were umpired by O. L.. Henderson our county demonstrator of Mena, and he did make his rulings fair. This was great day for Cove. c. G. Golf, Robert Hunter, J. c. All len and all others do thank the people for helping to make this picnic a sue rpQq
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

home Monday evening. Games were played. after which refreshments were served. All report pleasant time.
 About twenty cars of cucumbers have moved from Grannis this season and four cars of cantaloupes have been shipped in two days. Cucumbers alone have netted the farmers of Grannis approximately 100000.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
T. H. CARAWAY WINS

Because he has right back of him and the people know if He wins because he is statesman worthy of promotion BALD FACED PREVARICATIONS ARE BEING CIRcr LATED FROM SENATOR KIRBY'S CAMPAIGN HEAD QUARTERS, A LAST DESPERATE EFFORT TO cHEcV LANDSLIDE. TT IS LIKEWISE, A FUTILE ONE LACKING THE COURAGE TO FACE MIR. CARAwAy SENATOR KIRBY BEATS THE BUSHES ALONE SPREADING UNTRUTHS THAT ONLY ONE TOTALLY DEPRIVED WOULD STOOP TO- HE HAS NO RECopn WORTHY OF CONTAMINATION TO PRESENT. HENCE HIS ONLY HOPE IS TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLE WHICH EXPLAINS HIS DAlINABLE EFFORT TO LOW FIR MIR. CARAwAY TO HIS OWN LEVEL. IT CANNOT BE DONE.
 T. H. CARAWAY HAS STOOD BY THE FARMER HE HAS VOTED FOR EVERYTHING TO BENEFIT THE SOLDIER AND HAS BEEN A POWER IN HELPING THE ADMINISTRATION WIN THE WAR. '-'0 No man has to apologize for his support of T. H. fl is of pride
 T H. CARAwAY's HEADQUARTERS.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

that locality were being shot on the rauoe He found two dead but found no cIue as to the cause of the tro1Diss' ss
 B. P sargant and family or \; ,; IT.; D. No 1. Mena. were at the Trail Blazer picnic. He reported that n ne had taken up a mare answering tne descrintion of the one mentioned m The Lee Bender ad. You see It pays to advertise in The Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
NUNLEY NEWS.

We are having some more pretty weather this week.
 Bro. Davis preached at the Boyd home Sunday morning.
 There will be prayer meeting at this place every Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis Wimberly from Oden were at the Brumley home Su-
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
GEORGE STEEL RE.| fUTES CAMPA|||
 PR0PAG|

Why does Mir Johnson try to confuse the 1, this County by trying to make you believe tas ! of my election my father would be dsQualna Cases in Circuit Court? Why doesn't ne tnerlts! Why does he try to bring into olsrgsl Steel Family? Because he is trying to conls! dice you. l am willing that he spend hls el1 thunder on me, but do you think that he Oaan family into this campaign? He knows taal \ written opinions of Attorney General Jom Judge J. & Lake, Hon Hal l.. Norwood, hol W, M McPhetrige, Judge w. M Martin 'asl J. D. Head, A. D. Dulaney, B. J. Stuart, anu s n' of this Circuit holding that he would not n M am willing that every voter consult any KY Ss cult except Grant Billings of DeQueen. ipss Tn my possession subject to the nspeclleu !! can't publish them all for it would cost me % py| and have not got the thousand These FL permit me to use their names if they had @ sl opinion. We'll MT. Johnson had had four weeas the, statement he published with re1efeasa ss' ,,s nad received and thereby get me out ol pn atsia failed to do so. He ought not to make sss s.sl M knows that he cannot substantiate. lie nss Elm to tell us when and where he ever tired islm si Circuit, but he has not done so. hays r;.ra sra handed prosecuted 26 felony cases n V O"sh ssr| tanned convictions in 21 of them l nav lss,ai
 handed defended. four felony cases m 1iss tss S ed acquittals in of them and reduced aoa ,nf fc have assisted in the prosecution ot zlos s'as Circuit Court and 79 per cent of them l..srs as Iavorably to the State. These are na''s'
 hope you will make the investigation My opponents, Johnson, Jackson sss ass rs| both publicly and privately that l am hr ~ thst got to beat l ask my friends to stanu s;,sded I 20 Fms race is won. My opposition IS ulsn lr;tr to 1 them. want to take this opportsulalss' as ta < friends for their support, and ask tnem s,n ps ps for election day canards. When the 'I pe,lN August 10th, we will have won.
 George Ste1
 Candidate for Prosecd:'ne ~
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

People refuse to be mis- led by frantic efforts Of Kirby campaign mana gers to cover his mis- deeds by false charges against T. H. Caraway, who has ever been a Democrat, and has so conducted himself that he can look Democratic voters square in the
 eyes. T. H. Caraway
 has never run from an
 opponent, nor has he ev-
 CT been guilty of bring
 ing false charges against one. He stands upon his
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05
I. N. Caraway Triumphs

Kirby's Headquarters in Gloom forseeng sure defeat
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24

If you need any letter heads. state
ments or any other kind of printing
ask for the Chronicles rates.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
BRIDCEVILLE

Funeral services of Stockley Elliott,
aged So years. were held Sunday. from
his country home near town, conduct
ed by Rev. Disston w. Jacobs, pastor
of Union NJ. Z. Church. Interment in
Bridgeville cemetery.
Announcements were received here of
the marriage of Blanche Allen, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John AL
len of Bridgeville, and Harrison Phil
ips of Bethel. The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides par
ents, performed by Rev. Disston w.
Jacobs. The young couple left for
points north, and on their return will
make their home in Bethel.
At the Tuesday Night Club meeting,
this week, Social Welfare" was the
topic for discussion, by Mrs. Charles
Owens, and Current Events, by Mrs.
William Cannon. Plans were discussed
for installing a different lighting sys-
tenn in the club house. The next meet
ing<will be held January 4. 1921.
TLeon Donovan, boy of this COM
munity has received a gold watch,
presented to him by the National Du-
roc Jersey Pig Association, as a prize
for a pig he raised which took the
championship of the State.
News of the marriage at Alexandra,
Virginia, of Miss Minnie Spence, old
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spence of Bridgeville and Frank
Simpson also of Bridgeville, came as
a surprise to their friends here. They
are now on an automobile trip to
Washington, D. c., and on their return
will reside on farm near Bridgeville.
Miss Laura Layton. who recently
was operated on at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. has returned
home much improved.
Linford Hazard, of Atlanta, Geor-
gia. is a guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. Minerva Hazard.
Stone is being placed on Market
street, and. when crushed. will great
ly improve the street, which was in
bad condition.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
GREENWOOD

The fire alarm was given in town
last week at the hour that S. S. Pen
newill sale was going on, and il was
at the home of c. w. Parker. His big
barn was burned down, also one mule,
cow. a calf and some chickens were
burned. In a few minutes after the
alarm was given, there were many
autos and teams there to help. but il
was too late to save anything. Mr..
Parkers loss was heavy, as he had
only $500 insurance and his loss
amounted to S35O0
c. X. Mcgee who was so critically
ill and taken to the Delaware Hospi-
tai about ten days ago, is greatly inn
proved and is expected to come home
on Christmas day, if he keeps on i'm
proving.
Miss Willie Morris who is in the
hospital in Philadelphia is little i'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs. Leroy Griffin and Mrs. Oscar
Parker, met with bad accident when
the harness broke on the horse. they
were driving, and ran away throwing
the women out.
Don't forget the Christmas enter
tainment to be held at Epworth
Church on Christmas night. All are
invited.
Albert Dawson has returned home
after spending two weeks with his
daughter in Lincoln.
Mrs. Blema Tatman and children
were in Wilmington shopping on We'd
nesday.
Horace Lynch and May Wiley of
this town were married in Whining
ton last week. They expect to live in
this town.
Mrs. Elimina Cahall who sold her
property to Mr.. Anthony last fall, has
moved to Lewes.
Rachel Draper is on the sick list.
S. S. Pennewill moved to Dover on
Monday. Mr.. Pennewill has lived here
all of his life, and we regret very
much to have him leave.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
MAGNOLIA

1t has been decided to hold our
| Christmas entertainment and treat on
Sunday evening. Dec. Goth. The choir
is practicing many beautiful selec-
tions and we are looking for a delight
full evening.
Thos. Bryan Lindale of Frederica
and Miss Laura E. West of Milford
were married by Rev. Geo. R. Ellis
at the parsonage on Wednesday even
Ting of last week. They will reside in
Milford.
Our Epworth League service was
led last Sunday evening by Mrs. Tanza
Satterfield. The singing was especial
ly inspiring, and the whole service
was much enjoyed by all who where
present.
A. B. Smith has finally carried off
first prize in hog raising. He killed
one last week which weighed SAT lbs
Our public school will vacate for
the Christmas holidays on Thursday,
December % and remain closed until
January 8, 1921.
James X. Sapp, our local grain
dealer is loading corn at Barker's
Landing at 72 cents per busnel.
MIS-. jas. W. htIbin udS SOut W
New York to visit her son, Ja.. w.
Kerbin, Jr. and wife.
Mrs. Hettie Connor is making quite
an extended visit with her daughter
in Sudlersyille, Md.
Jno. w. Taylor and his son, John
W.. Jr., attended the sale of the for
mer's brother, Charles Taylor, of
Camden on Monday of this week.
Robert Roe, one of Magnolia's old
est and most honored citizens is on
the sick list threantened with nnenmn-
mia. He is under the care of our To-
cal physician. DR.. Jas. Martin.
Henry Marvel who had his leg hurt
by a sick horse falling on him is much
improved tho not able to be out yet.
Quite a few turkeys are in our 10
cal market and are retailing at so to
SO cents per pound. They seem to be /
in splendid condition; but because of |
the low price of chickens, ducks and [
geese many are substituting these |
birds for their festival dinner.
The Magnolia correspondent wishes /
the Milford Chronicle and all the 9th
er correspondents Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.