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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

erin law at Lucasville. o.

ter-in-law at LucasvilIe, o.
MIR. and Mrs Henderson Edwards
made BUSINESS trip to Louisa this
carnalce Castle was visiting home
folks Sunday.
John ii. Fitch. who has been visiting
home folks left Monday morning for
Stone,
We are informed that Castle broth
ers are going to put up store near
Henry Davis
Let us hear from Patrick
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
ULYSSES

Church was largely attended at this
place Sunday
The government engineers are here
surveying for the big hard road which
will start in the future. y
Herman Hays OF Charley attended
church here Sunday
Mrs, Frances Debord OF Losisa is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Young. Mrs. Young and her
daughter. okey, have returned home
from Ashland where they have been
visiting friends.
Arlie Borders, who has been employ
ed at Betsy Layne for some time was
the guest OF his home folks, also his
best girl Sunday.
Miss Carrie Miller. has returned home
from Ashland to stay for while
Mrs. Ray Borders Is visiting her sis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

Harding says he approves what Bo-
ran says, and what johnson says, and
what Root thinks and what Taft
thinks and what Wickersham says
all on the League of Nations. Borah
and Johnson are against leagues or
courts or associations of any kind.
Taft and others are for the League.
Mr.. Harding approves what everybody
says on all sides of every question. He
certainly is an agreeable fellow.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

Gov. Cox is speaking in the western
part of Kentucky and in Tennessee
the last of this week Vice President
Marshall will speak at Lexington Oct.
18th, and afterward at Corbin and
Paducah
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

addressing an audience of Louisville
women Mrs. Desha Breckenridge, who
has just returned from trip to &C.
neva asserted that there has been on
ly one good thing born out of the
World War.
'That is the League of Nations" said
Mrs. Breckenridge, whose husband is
editor of the Lexington Herald. ut is
the duty of every woman to rally to
its support"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

1t may be said TO the credit of the
preachers of the United States that
that they are almost unanimously for
the League OF Nations. No man who
has preached missions and missionary
work can be true to his profession if
ne fails to support the League.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
]. Al. FANNlN DEAD

Rev. and Mrs. l. ~ Fannin went to
East Fork Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF Rev. Faunin's brother, Mr..
J. NJ. Fannin, a coal operator OF Har.
old, who passed away on Monday night
ut the homo OF his daughter. Mrs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

Fields, In Portsmouth. Mr. Fannin
was So years OF age. and was very well
known throughout this part OF the
state, Early in September he came 10
Ashland for medical treatment being
at that time In very poor health. and
he remained at the homo OF Rev. and
Mrs, Fannin, then went two weeks ago
TO Portsmouth. where he could be with
his daughter and other relatives. Ev-
erythlng possible was done to alleviate
his condition, but to no avail
Six children survive, Eleven broth
ers and sisters are elso living.
The FUNERAL service was conducted by
ReN. c. a. Slaughter and was held nj
the grave In the family burial ground
on East Fork.--Ashland Independent.
4 49,. " . IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
CHURCH COLUMN
World Sunday School DAY,

The World Sunday School Associa-
ton has requested all churches and
Sunday Schools to observe Sunday
October 10, as World Sunday School
Day" The special reason for the OBJ
>seryance is that the eighth World
Sunday School convention will be in
session at that time in Toxic. Japan.
with delegates in attendance from
nearly every nation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
M. e. CHURCH.

Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Preaching 1O:45 a. m. and at p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday z p. m
Choir practice Friday p. m.
ID ]. D. HAGGARD, Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Dr. Charles Fox Anderson win
preach Sunday morning and evening.
Sunday School o: 80 a. m. G. F. See,
Supt
Morning worship. 10:Sp a. m.
B. Y. p. u. $3.50 p. m.
Evening worship Z pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday p. m.
The public IL cordially invited to
these services.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
cHRlsrIAM CHURCH.

Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m.
by Rev. ]. F. Hight of Grantsburg, III.
Sunday School $3.50 am.
Christian Endeavor Sunday $3.50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday Z p. m.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

In Wisconsin there is a wide split
in the Republican party between the
Latoliette ana Lenroot FACTIONS and
the election of Democratic candidates
is predicted,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
CHARLEY EDWARDS as candidate
for the Republican nomipation for
County Court Clerk of lawrence CO.,
at the primary to be held in'August,
1921.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08
Frhday, October 8, 1920.

The League of Nations is the League
of Peace.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-08

The annual meeting OF the Kentucky
Sunday School Association was In ses
sion In Louisville this week.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The AifsiqafuQue nerait one %
~ Druspapers NOT ElissllHe.1 has
q few na1lT. thourA pr-ztnuni ~
narks ahoui tae essFroaF y this
rrrai STATE.
We re<ssnire a. I.r-arris . :
farile soenEer and = hriIIani nra.
ior. Taea ar fhr QniliirE whrh
hasr kepl his heat atuee ~ l.uliIi.
c1l u'1tefs for yenrsL ~ has . an
- rusty rloru1nrf uhirh - effrrl-
tlsr n ~ appeal b prriu1irs of ~
uuost harmful kin1 n NJ ErIfarr q
ihis aiair and nIl ~ penpie- TnAT
ls ABOUT AL HE Has
- far m n neralf - uonrern-
- - hnse s.1lr1 skr c.rs aEzinsi
ceseTnor Larraraio quite ftiiy and
otfiniirly. We shall sinit that care
asain pttor y ~ Repuhlirnn s.Afe
rnurtrfion. B,1f uhfn a.
effirhrs psuhlir rcoord . a. pia,nIy
uritlen ard y a. pininiy ururnr a.
that q Larrnnoio ~ can prini ~
farts cencefninE his recond
0osrrnnr Larr1roio sl,oulf ex-
rlan 10 IN r.eoplt m sperific "a
81 ~ - mere fha.s fcur scofe
p4rStcns. ~ uhich - has llherals.d
irpn Ne siaie prison thai nuuller
cf persons cuuttcirf - snriut,s
crimes b. NcE Mexiro furies ani
sf1ienred b. Nv Mexiro courts
That reccrd a. d star1is. of tsslf
aiene. males 4 irupossiblr Ger n
rroplc % Neu Merico % eircf lar.
rarnio 1Eain. unless ks can ave th~
recple esidelrce that b. uas rirht
and luris and courts Wer. uranr
With reE4rd % tbese rr,n.snals.
When TIE Eusernor has explain
"a the pantou record ~ nil pre-
ssni sor his consdrr1iion m deiafe.
uehrT phases % his recori uif,irh
deunnd public and entirely satis-
faci1sy exIiaraibon before b. has
rtgni 20 ask renontna.tun from
~ hepublican party. o. a rr-risc-
tiqn b. ~ people.
30 iQnE ~ lhis record sinn.fs
without satisfactory explanalio'a anf
compicie ilrstificaiion il gfl dis
count esery phase q inneI1do every
form ~ personal abunf. every triek
% esaa.0n % ihe real issse.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

ra|t ~ a. asln1errl f4s III
- aINIArF rrHtu'aI1nt mr.. NN'|nn.
aEI&tn fFtI# HEH 90 Hltl
IfHE ifas4IInE nhIch Az tsasr|.ts
lIea.I11 ~ I1 So ~ uIantI1e
ognsrshIn ard b b anls In sny
i1ri ihe ralT nnpufE iHr ~ Tar
~ uers'1 - ge nf.rrrs Al ,A
nno McarIue ~ earnra,rn =
uHruinr ~ M ~ iaalEF1AIp 81
~. Vnilnras1a.n j. belnR nnoft and
lrpre lhrrElened VII ar Inss al
Lrna rounly - 49, % holt nls
flthfui hond tnr1,herf
fTns nlt1fiiuiinu an1 anls.lon 81
cari,ai lslIsrl h arknrui1leet b.
~ clsarIef olaef terza1e rf E.l'i1r
ms uru knnu'a rno1asly snd his
uhirFtion 10 pnhithNig anytkinr
uhlA 'uo1lt renecl uprn ~ per.
ecnaiiiF cr tutnes1 acrum. or
shaFp prariires of NJ rnnn ~ zen
wl,e cccirrl ~ timer 11Ines e ne
business cGife e lhr ~
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27


ftcrIs a curn q ueenf ian inln
~ EEuund and az. 4 nhitrih nlons
tu v a die. 4 hrinrelh fern much
fFut. john MIA
God uaade NJ mirlake n crraiion.
ihc defire q men 90 save and IN.
sttt and ncquire waalfh flr fhern.
srises \ . hIcssinE - ne uorld. for
theT caunof a. this ullhuui htne-
fI,finE t1cir feilgu rnsn. uhrlher
ny uish fr henrfit then o. ~
AL that men s1rc ard iavesl hclps
ceher prcIie - 80 q livinE. n a
at a. Substantially all pad oul IN
WzreA ard ne nirre ghey sate nnd
ihe ricber NJ gruz. the more they
pay oui In w1eek and fhe thing
1lo.dured coutinuaIly furnish q nv
tt'nC for .ating. inyesiinr ans H.
cTease IN u1res. TlEs h ihe explnn-
ti'ou q sod enlployuacnf and hirh
vaEes ~ -tapitallu- counirtes. such
a. ihe Cnilei states.
All SAVING inyulets sacrifice. Ne
sho s1tcs uheai for sod has re-
fraiued from consuming Il; and %
n en- The list of things sBeed
u man Il not % have lernl tlur
o. conirol q what be can savr. he
vlli ~ ssye. History and experi
enre teaehes fhiA-lndusirixl Neus
b-reau
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27


Crimiuai calrt nrdrss ~ xrH
AeKico Nh dule oui llr'r srrisnnrs
io Ian siolairrs re.aiire 4 y cnly ,
nniler ~ fern as i1ne ~ iarrlruis
h gUrfnoT. One siruks % = rrn
an1 ihs hrpubioan ruscrnor 49,
ertfcls,sl many elrukee dnrirr ~
pasi yenr. and ne cnurirritourI
ucrk q tudrcA prcsacciIrs ard
iuries - MI EEeruiire rlemenrr
= al rlEhi and iusiice d tr1nrlfud
IN many cases utsre eKferratinr
cirrumffanres Afterwards arpc1r.
bNI. 81 the d1iy rate of rarlions
& aplpe1rs fhai me declscns o1f ~
Ten ~ AL thf ludrns and lures n
ihis state arr WTuur and m t-ris
lons n Larrnrnlo are rirtl ard fl.fs
= Why M lez1l fralerully enorcise
hesyeniy aiiiiudcs hui rciurninr -
earth DAMN THE GOYERxOa.
tn Colun1hus Courier doesnr
toie on tbe uord -tsmu- Bat ihrre
= ~ uord IN fhe standard Diciion.
nry ~ any other dirtioaarv ~ HAT
mafIer that really expr-.ses the
feelings q The Judges. iunrs AM
propie.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Will HEz.P TnUuKr>G

tfthe - per cent increass IN freirhf
rsies Nas AZ that vas uosdei 10
make auto trucking IIrufiiahle. Al
prsnfui in eeery STATE IN The Cnion
~here sod fuads parallel railroads.
trDcktng companies successfully
conr,eie With ihe railways for short
nauls Win the af'ied % pr ceri
paid A. ne railroads short haul
truckinE u1l receive . tremendous
lmr,eius and distances tr1yeled vii
increase. Agzin. 4 i en- IN uind
that hlo1s nobody eood Win q
doreni overland rouie from ~ Paao
III merchants % Columbus could
easily ant With prom dssp-nsc uifh
NJ ki Paso A Southwestern a. Tar
a. ihe sbori haul - conrerned
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
ESorIKR DEMINC IOYmLER


lusi A. pace asnin tomInafes the
Deuing boosehoid TIE pieasurs of
lonr evenings arrive ard the Turmoil
~ last Winfers revival has sllfaidod
aiong comes a1otkcr toy-klllcr uh5
Wnnts % take the liVelihoC.i away
from minisierN Ne sdverfisss . en-
churrh-forali srheme H. huuid
put foo00 ministers 0u. q com
mission. throN then into compel
fi1a With other Workers. Thsn ths
Niseacre forTets o. Overiooks fhe
fart hat according 20 the numher
q crcrir IN thIs mundane uirid %
oilrs there arr nv rs arr-pial
faiths. o. routes % heaven. and 4 i
shameful u him 70 knock cuf a
one fen suoop fhe other ~ We
wanf none u the onecnurch ID
m CaIumbtls. for In this city. b. Il
knoEn 4 Il not sod for nan b.
criliede has broiher's church. o.
has lu.1Er. wife o. dok ana thus o.
he ciiiEens penrefuily upnd their
Aay u the seal from Nlilence no one
rriufneih unless be- iz q disciple of
Aad4ule Tineiey o. las. IL a.
have ministers and plenty Of them.
and churches. iofs of them. and ue
~iil b. the better ard thr yartous
routes VII b. more clearly trnnrd.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Il has beer dcmoEsirafef ihai shis
county 4 . eoit01 cmlniy Il has
aiso hcen dnul1lsir4isd ll.al lhe sal-
uaiis long staple uill groa here. II
cotina rairers IN Other states with
500 10 e5oo land knsw ihsi ihey
eegl1 profnce ocfion fqlaIly a.
Eocd a. - land ilsey wouid sell and
buy herr
concerird ariion 4 needcd. The
Gsiuu1ns Courier Wiil adsrftiss Ne
county e. : COTTON r.anfy a.
mileh - posslble. but L needs rnore
uhan neaspaper adrfrli1lnr. Il ~
quirrs ihe uifosi kind n llu1iral.
ce olisrrtieina. Pc1rie bofinF land
nnlsi -be ahoun-s fiIilslraiet ho0t
10. and folders sholld b. malIof
iiil0 every southern tinke ~ Lana
county shpnid D. noaae kIHWu ~
iha investor. 81 eFnaIres ctaiial
snd uxparienes % sFoN fclion-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

nhrn IItt nn11f II Ia Efn It1|1s
tIs nr~aI. ttItrt fta .nH end a.
ualnl1lt ~ = crrlI ta r||nnna4F ~
~ rnNIed q HnN t0eant nn En1at.
~ ftraIk = has.I1r tnm a. k.nnrl
tsriEn lhEn nn4 gnnl haef tnrr
fIf1t ~ H1r1I't4 tFoI& II M
fHfn4 4at4N ~ erlnern INc Ir.4s
e1EfIir O11fI I1tu rlrD1'1Is It,III
a1lh al a5Tlrs ~ 1tlf Iho arutsa
rhrl ran he e1rerIat 81 t,pcrnrI
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
RAISES sIBscRIFTION PmOE

Ihe AlamoE1rNfo Neus fastos is
Subscription rzie September ~
The News u one ~ fhr besl efisad
an4 priniei neWspapers m New
Mexico and slo0 sesr = nrne m
snail . sum Tor rirh . paper. The
nerrhants and ritirrns 81 AlAfnnraf
o. should - proIa 81 lheir Nsws
PR 4 y infnruuenl that q plIbllsher
~he kntl4s hog a. prn.I1re alch q
Newspaper locales IN . lonn IN
sife - AinnnroriP. ond his ong
excuse rnuid ~ lhnl lnlniilffly h.
kne~s Aiamos1rfio uiii u,zkr . clip
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The mills Of ihe Sod srina ~.
cees1nEly siour--so 4 fhr rapturr
- CQiumblis' pussy-foote.i lsrIrrlar
PRETTY sofi Ia This Town says
N sneak thief a. b. pushes HI
fore finEer through ihe srr~en. IN
lseasks the door. walks g. ihe bed.
ru<rIt picks 10 IN retolvfr and
ihen Erthers up eseryfhlnx from
fnnney 10 hric1.hfar- n = sure
rood to me- h. snickerS 81 b.
uaita cut thT frori rnfe with HE
packets fulEing and the Courier
nercss with hln.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
WASN'T a coon nuHD cBosK

he noppinr ~ Harcid Ickes.
delel1ie 10 the hrpu1lican Nafiunai
ctueeniioo. 70 the aid q Cox and
deulocrafy T. nof 10 b. Uondered al
ickes says Hardinf uas nj the
choice ~ m nrpuhliran canyen-
tion- b. uas an aflrrfheu1hL WorS
and L2'ooen were he choiceA and
hoth werr equally popular Har.f
ing v1s = dradlork hrraker. ~
uasnf csen a sod ihird rhoice. His
scicctisn mate lckes nop a. 4 has
unde Republicans flop In every
city and hamlet IN the Unnel
STATES
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

ffrun thr Drnirr Grarhir.
Ancther episode Ia ~ frud b..
turen ~ Dsmocrafic raprrs 81
Luna ooslniy uas cios-d uhen l. l.
Burkhend - fhe Coiur4zus Cnurier
wun q sczl a. deleERte 10 81 N the
sisie couNentinn a. Las VfrAs on
AuEusi - and A. A. Nallanslirhan
- TIE DemanE headlight faile.i tn
81 hIs nam atiarhed a. q party
representative ThinEs have not
tsen r1inF suooClkly fer he Dem
ocratlr bcss u Luna cosIniy for ses-
crai nnnths past fer M fnIrkhead
upn = teat ia he uatio1ai ronVen-
iion ai san Franrisco and heipei
nominated James Con whlle his tii.
ier rlsal iooked ~ from ihe siie-
hnes.
The Coiumhus Colrier has uof
forEuiien ihe loss ~ fhe d-iinqu-ut
tar IN afier hasinT bcrr dlzirIIai.
- ihe eouuty Dcmneruic our1n.
nriiher has lle he1dIirhi Fuccneieli
n Eetilng . y0sicher approved for
prlniing tne list. bofh neusTapers
advertise that Thy are the oGrial
fapers of Luna counfy. II u IN
1ersiood that ur. Vaiianiirhsni
MADE q Wriifrn dem1rf a. N
county commissioner for ~ colIn-
~ prriinr. couir-ldluE that - N
hosdlixhiI had b--n hired for thr
current year. Thr comuissiqaer-
dont soem O. b. afie 10 end ibe
contract nor . rcrcrd % = IN tn
minutes of their i.oard userfinE.
The Columbus Courtrr has sularu
Nrfreanre % IN heasilirhi and aIl
~ poliiiral eIlrlportcrs and has frr-
qIieniiy treated ths Deminz paper
~ . % ~ qIes,ionstle puhiicity.
Iiie headilehf rrpliei xifh . feW
fii- n hrst tut finally 80 do1ys n
hand ETrnades. Nhilr a. roun,cr
haiiery uork ~ thr coluuIfus Co.lr.
~ has i-een gruHInE Al sl,un,e and
iniertify. The headlixhi can usn.
ally isli IL siory IN onr ~ fuo shur-
Fiipinos and al the haiiins in N
uurid fais % ~iicii further r..
i0lnder.
m sifuaiion has csuse.i : great
deal % bitterness IN some quarters
Uhere easy macy u appreciated
and malsh sfuusennenf for Inoa4 Dem.
e-rsiAf l-siairians uaso errrrss s1f.
i,farfnn 81 III punishmrni nlriei
oui 20 ~ headliEhi fcr Ahaf fhey
heiir,r has ben ireafhrry in fke
lesf iufertSfI ~ ~ parry. Hrre.
iofure the headlight has bern ahle
20 keep al tht city and enunfF
pairolaee through PERSONAL
sthfArHf for ils EDiTOR uhol
h1s been i1e srrai eKpourni ~ ihe
-Siaius gI1o- IN fhis communists.
Belief in bis GROWING sEKIIlTF.
however. has Dseu uanine whrn I
was discovered that b. y quite
rapahlc ~ canng p1llliral srlaminr
and 81 AMAZING f.tpAlITY fer
EXTRACTING THY LAST DOLLAR
for flf0taisiD publicily. TIE heaa
llaAi can Re expseie1 y - i,aak q
- czfnHes eiihtf in lhe rpen Or
ny q nere nIhlfe mslho.i ihui a.
tracts MUCH LESS ATTENTION /
and d quite a. eHItati1ut
Il - an f4fn bet 10 far a. fo
whether Ihe Coiuratus csurief a.
ihe headIishf giil have 10 rpNerp
OfIrltl pager Df Luna co,n,ye fron
thQ masthead. The Caurinr 1as tret
c1fIaIIY Designated tg ~ h,nrH 81
county tanIN|1zIahefa. bul IAe head /
IignI ~ m cards q r,1y nnd
4 nrI "ihro4inx un ih9 aponEtr
49," A..
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
IlE lA7EST NEWS AT DEhl|6

n1r, irn,dlo~ ~ oars pa, .
tIsIht ff,sal
mnt J y. Ts.Qsunlrr visited in ne
EIIT M W1Et
Ft Forfhasn uas : business
tIklnr e. n faao Nopiaf
A. G RIAoiI ~ n poeo spent the
seek ed Win hIs family herc
Nhs nam nhnnlg lefI sunday
1rr kanrs CitT far . thnt vitr
~. so Mrs. Wadt iiefual uele
ulplEG b n4mies e1riy lhla week
ulss Bsniritt HlIls q " paso !,
NJ fner. nf Kiss Gulscfie hosch.
aareani usan ~ Rafhiia spent
ihe Wed - wiih fri>pds IN Dem
ms
v n HOw rslurned saturday
frrm . tlIrre uceAs' buliness ifip m
Assrnns.
Ma o p. Back q silver City
siIiifd rrlsiIpes here several days
Ma Nnirl nofran 81 santa Rita
- = sts,lnr n ffi-nds snd relatives
ihis urtt
Miss rirrie smyrrs fprni the
Wssk<rd 81 her ranch hame east
of Druinr
Mhs Mal.sl Carrier n Columbus
tisiled osfr sunday wiih honle folk
and frifnds
Virginia and Chariof;e nlark 81
silver Clty arr guests of Gorce Il
isusi tAis ee-t
Nrs ". 4 clara and Miss Doro
lty Allisan visited frierds IN n
naso Thursdny.
Miss fIorence Overhoiser las re-
turned hcme after several months
spent IN Tyrone.
Many ranchers are noS moving
into foun for The winter 20 their
children may attend school.
Dr. and Mr. y. y. virkers are.
Spending . fe9 weeks vacation on
ihe coasl IN southern Caliiornia
Jimmy Hill 81 ~. nayard well and
favorahiy known IN Deming Nas a
visitor 20 fricuds here on THURSDAY.
Mr. J. n. Tracey has returned
from several weeks visit 10 her
daughters. the Misses Fiorrnee and
Nary. IN Columbus.
Dr. : u. swopr has reiurne,i from
san Dcen where be- went 10 b.
prcsrni Il the marraFe Of his
daughter. Miss Helen.
Ihe usual saturday evenins dance
81 The Deming club v1s well attend
ed Good musk is one of The fea-
lures of these dances and cyery one
enioys them
Mrs. d. o. snodgress was called To-
Corpus Christi this wreck By the ~.
rious ilhiess az her father. rp0n
her arrival she found his condition
much improved
ne bail game S,Inday hrigecn
Deminr and SANTA Rita ended IN
scorc 81 y 10 5 IN favor NJ santa
Rita A iarse crowd of fans wit
ncssrd the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards Of
Columbus were Demine visitors on
sunday. Mrs Edwards says that a.
Miss Kate Sommer has rrrived In
Columbus she n0w has time 10 visit
with friends
ne young married people will
irip ihe light fantastic Fridsy ev-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Notwithstanding that fhe Deninr
Graphic says thai the only reasrn
for The exisfence u cni1ufus Il
that he iown "a On ihr bcrarr. -
cousertaiies business men here
KNOW Otherwlse. and arr ienderiy
reearainx several aces N The
hnie. Among ihe sure thines in
slxhi are. Port of Entry. railroad
IaineA cotton. army. The Graphic
u ether devoid ~ imm1sination
REALIZATION or FAcTS or H.
eeveiopsns a Ereeneyc1 pi5lpie o.
iis persp-ttlye.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Ihs Densins HroiIlghf si.ll pose,
A. m odIfial pager ~ LunG ronnir
In me eteni 4 aliouh serIir. patron
age undfr this heaaIng or claim d
uin ~ securing 4 under faise pre-.
ienaas.
IT. follIlisls WrrtiF Lr1rifr !.
al 1fesenf M OFFICIAL pApER
~ Iuat Couniy tn1 uas - desls.
mated = . noreni mlaeiinE % lhe
counlF eonulissIooers
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

IN NJ sweft silence of the fui.
hEhi ihey hooeyspooued upon ihe
t~arh.
Lr1resi she nlurmmurcd frrrnh-
iinFiy. INV that ~ are married I
i have . s-crci 10 iell yc.IT
What b a. sweetheart De ak.
"a. soflly.
-Can you forgive uie for deceiy.
ma yuu. she sofIi.lsi -uy-my
iefi eff Il made ~ Eiass!
Never mind iosebird.- b. uhis
perri. gently. - u ne disnaBd n
your enEnEens-ni rfng.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Ihe htpresEuiaiite chrunicles the
0oiugs of eihsafihers und nnn-siib.
scflffFs alike bul wnud fafher
Wflle The obilnary of . nsnsnh
scriher ihan anything eise. A man
nlio NlA hsf m . t1Nn year after
year uiihnus snt.srribinr fnr fhe
home neEsIaper Il = dead one any.
uay--For Lake fWisl Rrrresen
lallHe.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Much adO about nulhinf an fhs
serep cf'sIf he E0serIio1ship amonr
iie Repuhilcan hoases is al Wasie.i
enefgy. since m nm R1ErEuor rf
nv Aexice wili ~ = Demorrai
Ihe tight belWesn IafFarolislas snd
nnilL.aTl1l0lisiae rends tlke 4 piece
~ political news from Dld Neriro.--
Wsgon Mound ~ NJ Paniasiraph.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
sPLrT Near. MAKES A crNcH.

The return Of View Mexico 20 De.
mocrory uas practically assured
sonlriime aeo. hui thr split IN the
hepublican ranks makes the election
n Hanna and a Drmocraiic state
tlrkri = certainly.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

eBeat ihirfes and tufrlsrF shaa
N liFhL They nfter uurk uhrrr
infg may D. exposed elufNy1nr
fhrF ntaF b. eEpnfeI. - burn
your iighis al night; Il = cheaper
n ihe eni.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

J ne Columnus Courier a he Of.
friNl paper q Luna connls m
W. wani 70 read of lhe official al
lnE. q ~ courly ComnSssloner.
rad ne Courier.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

u a only Ia Columbus that lawn
party for The benefit Of a church
could y pulled off on a wet lawn
and the visitors compelled 20 eat
ferry collars wurth Of lee cream.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

tofr1hEhi processions and palisl.
"a, spellhinders arr nov IN order IN
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

lou eant pour the perfume of
napp.ness "a ethcp without splll.
NJ lev drups On yourself
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

I'm can shortage Il hampcrins the
inctqrses Who can ionaiocs and
Nhcf Vegetables. Getting ready with
lhe excuse To- the hizh price this
fan The casi Of raw Vegetables
has ialien 10 almost nothing.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

1anes n. Cox uAose llksneus a.
pe1rs at1te. J. the stand1rd hr1rsr
q In Damocr1ry of io.iay ~ wrll
a. u aIl prcccteris A. the can
ralrn sdsanres thr Essurunces q
~ eiectiol % Coz AID Roossseii
have ben mede certain.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-09-02

R. D. Love of Poplarville, Miss.
spent the first of the week in
town.
The Johnsons returned Thurs.
day improved and delighted by
their summer visit to Cooper's
wells.
Mrs. George Schwartz of New
Orleans, came Sunday for a fort
nights visit with Mrs. g. w
Goodbee and other friends.
Miss Jennie North is visiting
Franklinton friends, having ar
rived at Mrs. G. G. Simmons
Thursday and is being dined ane
variously entertained by friend:
who are always re5oiced to have
her back.
Get a copy Of the 1920 Fail
catalog and follow it's direction
see what you can line up on you
place for exhibit. Everybod.
take part in this years exhibi
and help in making the best fai,
our parish has ever had.