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Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE

Editor of the News:
 Replying to MS" letter of last week. As partly responsible for the curtailment of the all night street lighting service I wish to state that at the annual Fire District meeting held last February it was the scnti- ment of the meeting that the all night service should be continued through the winter months only. This additional service costs the Fire Dis trict about dollar night; it is mquestionably a luxury, and the question is whether the taxpayers care to assume the additional eX- pense the year round. As a mem Der of the Executive Committee of the Fire District 1 considered it my duty to call the Warden's attention to the matter, which resulted in the lights being turned off at midnight
 Allyn Fuller May 23, 1921.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26

as a monument to the industry of William o. Sawyer of Middleboro, Mass. More than 2O,OOO stamps of 184 varieties have been used and in denomination they represent issues from one to 30 cents. The room is 12 feet square. Mr. Sawyer has been collecting stamps for quarter of a century.
 Two thousand French fight fans have chartered steamer and at9 coming over to see the Dempsey-Cat- pentier fight; the ship will be filled with wine and things, and they will anchor it outside the th.ee-mile line, end only come to town when they need to buy new corkscrcWs. The Old Soak plans to swim out to it and swarm over the buiwarks announc- ing: "Lafayette, 1 am herew w---New York Sun.
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FOR SALE

For Sale---Black horse, weight about 145O, 10 years old, one thorough bred Jersey with pedigree and one Cleveland tractor. C. F. Rogers, Salisbury, Conn.,, at top of Smith Hill.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26

Potatoes For Sale---Two early varie-
 ties and Green Mountain. Quan-
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Canaan press chairma

To Conn. Western News:
 Dear Editor, all in the office, and every body about Canaan; would love so well to see you all but my health is so bad I can't. My son, Dan L. Watson at Farm ington is dead. I was born at East Canaan, my father at Norfolk, my mother at New Marlboro, Mass, daughter of Daniel Spaulding, cousin to the late Daniel R. Spaulding, Ca naan. Please send some late copies of your valued paper. I must know Canaan news. My love to Fred E. Gillette and all.
 c. D. Watson,
 R. F. D. Box 48
 Grand Rapids, Mich.
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tity of seconds ve2y cheap. Isaac s. Kelsey, Taconic, Conn.
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Or Decoration Day

Remember to decorate the graves of those you love and who gave up their lives to save our country.
 CARNATIONS
 WREATHS
 PALMS FOR VICTORY English Daisies and Pansies put up attractiVely in baskets. Geraniums in large and small jars.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26

For Sale---R. c. Anconas, eggs for hatching. $1.5O for 15 from high producing stock. x. w. Blodgett, Canaan, Tel. 128-2.
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SHAW WIS Plant Shop

0nt-a-Word Advertisement Nin:@lum Charge, 1st Insertion 25c
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May 23, 1921.
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SNAP SHOTS

Justice Darling, of London, says some women cant be broken to trot in double harness. It's because they kept to fast a pace in single harness. ---Hartford Times.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26

The poison gas other nations are making need not worry Uncle Sam. In the course of years prohibition will make us proof against any kind of poison.---Hartford Times.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-26

For Sale---Bee hives, supers, frames, section boxes, smokers, gloves and etc. Roots goods at Roots prices! Catalog on request. E. E. Brick son, 100 Elm St., Danbury, Ct.
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HICKSvILLE
everal attended church az Hinton

Several attended church at Hinton
Knob Sunday.
The children of Theodore Hammond
who have been very III with measles
are reported better,
Leo Clevenger who has been visiting
at Ashland and Huntington. has re-
turned home.
| Miss Cora Young spent wednesday
night with Bessie and Jestie Dalton,
Mary and Ira Lyons were calling on
relatives OF Irish Creek Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Bessie and Jestie Dalton were
calling on Mrs. Maud Holbrook Sat
urday afternoon
Opal, Audrey and Myrtle Thompson
Saturday.
on her aunt, Lora Hammond, Satur-
day
Jcston and Locke Diamond were
calling on thei rsister at this place
Sunday last.
John F. Holbrook was visiting his
father and mother Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs G. " Thompson and
| little daughter attended church al
Hinton Knob sunday
Misses Opal and Audrey Thompson
were calling on Miss Bessie and Jcstle
Dalton Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Triplett was calling on
her daughter Sunday
Jay Chaffin OF Jattie was calling on
his uncle ut this place
Mrs Elizabeth johnson who has been
very sick is some better.
Mrs. Effie Dalton and little dnugh-
ter Essie were visiting Mrs Lucy Hol-
brook Sunday afternoon.
4. l. Hicks OF Sandy Hook IS spend
ing few days with home folks.
Jake Arlington OF Gladys passed up
,ur creek Saturday.
Miss CANINE Hays was visiting Mrs,
+. G. Pinkerton one day last week.
FOUR OLD MAIDS.
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PRICHARD, r. /.

Miss Yea Thompson who has been
Visiting here returned home Monday.
Alma LalSin was the guest Of Lizzie
Hutchinson Monday.
Jewel Bhlups of Ceredo visited home
folks Sunday
Mrs. Robert Buskirk of Kenova. was
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Am
hrose Skeens, Sunday.
Guss Hanley is a frequent visitor on
tBig Hurricane
Cupid thinks wedding bells will ring
soon.
Mrs Sadie Morrison of Kenova vis-
ted Sue Bellomy recently
Noah Rose and Lizzie Hutchinson
spent Sunday afternoon with Alma
Lakin.
Edgar LalSin and wife were visiting
on Hurricane Sunday,
Bertha Lakin was calling on Mrs,
Dwight Hatten Saturday.
Lumie Frasher of Zelda is visiting
on Hurricane.
Mrs. Sue Bellomy and Alma Lakin
were calling on Mrs, Nick Bobbish
Tuesday afternoon. BACHELOR.
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DONITHON

Married, April ., NJ the home al Mr..
'and Mrs, Henry Lcmaster their at
tSactive daughter Miss Elizabeth to
Charley Maynard. son of Willard May :
nard. Only few relatives were pres
eat Rev, II W. Lambert OBLIGATED.
Congratulations are extended.
Edward Conley spent Sunday at
! Chapman with Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
shannon.
! C;winn Chapman was the Sunday
night guest OF Lindsey Lambert.
Mrs. Mary +. Chapman is visiting
her daughter at Blair. W, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Stansbury return
sd home Sunday from, visit with rala l.
tives at Betsy Iaync.
Alex and Ben Sins5n were on ctr
creek one day last week.
Mrs. James Summons and children
are paying home folks a visit IL this
place.
a number from here attended church
at Summit Sunday night.
( Miss Mary Moore Is visiting rela :
tivrs near Webb,
Don Beichcr passed through our
vicinity last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore were bus
mess callers In Louisa last week
Master Carl Summons was a visitor
here last week.
Mrs. VIM, Harvey made an extended
trip 10 Fort Gay and Webb relatives
Master Le Roy Fields. son OF Eldon
Fields. has had quite an experience for
younGster of his age who yet lacks
few days of four years. When Mas
tor lie Roy was only a few months old
the angels took his gentle and kind
mother 10 heaven and the father placed
the baby In the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Jason Taylor OF this place, Roy
was well content with his aunt and
little cousins. But one day he was
kidnapped by his grandfather. Mr.,
David wellman OF this place also. For
two years Le Roy was happy with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs, wellman.
who constantly guarded the boy from
his father. Finally the case was tried
in court, giving the young father the
right TO claim the boy when he had a
home OF his own. Some time ago Il,
Roy was presented with new mamma
but the grandparents refused 20 part
with the child. A few days ago L.
Roy was kidnapped BY his father who
FASTENED 20 West Virginia, and was
there confronted by Mr.. wcilman who
prevented Fields from boa ding the
train that day. But the second at
tempt Fields was successful and II,
Roy no doubt is wall contented and
happy In his new home somewhere
away up on Tug river. The second
kidnapping of little IL Roy like the
first caused tremor Of excitement in
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FARM FOR SALE

1000 acres Known as Vernon FAF1s. =
Including about 100000 farming tools,
etc,) in Lawrence county. Ohio. siix
teen miles from lronton. Ion IrOnton
and jackson pike, -Four miles from
railroad freight station About $50
acres of valley bottoms, balance Hill
Land. Very lafge i.,n rounl briak assel-
ling; about - tenant houses: brick
store two story. 24xt6 n. with i5x2o
foot ell for storage room) large stock
barn will hold about 100 head OF stock.
with very large loft room, will hold
about 100 tons Of hay. horse barn 22xsB
feet, rat proof corn crib 25x3e feet. rat.
proof grainery. two story 3ex2z; 100
ton siio; ton scale set In cement All
buildings in first class condition. New
or Ealing water piped from two Syringe
on hill into house, yard. garden and
cattle barn lots. Electric lights from
our own Dynamo In house, Earage.
store. cattle barn, horse barn, silo and
granery, Twenty Thousand Dollars
cash payment win be required The
balance arranged TO suit purchaser AZ
s per cent VIII sell 10 purchaser OF
farm. merchandise In store and about
100 head Of stock (mostiy white face
cattle) mt price to be agreed upon. See
r. r. LAWSON, Manager az store on
farm, or write v. v. ADKINS. Room
1903, Second National Bank Building,
Ashland. Kentucky. l.i4-tf
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ULYSSES

Saturday and Sunday was our reg
ular meeting time at this place. Sew
ieral attended.
Georgia Miller who has been NJ Ash
land At her sisters has returned home
Miit Mckinster and ova Hays OF
Adams were calling on relatives and
friends here Saturday and Sunday
Carnalce Castle. A. l. Borders. Mary
Austin. Carmie Castle. Maggie Webb
and Mckinley BORDERS were the din
.ner guests of Coda Ray Castle Sun
day.
John Pickett was calling on friends
on Scarbcrry Branch SUNDAY
Mrs. John Pickett and family were
the all day guests OF Mrs Roy Bor-
ders Sunday.
ii. Edwards was the dinner guest OF
his father law Sunday.
Mona Fraiey, and Madgie Borders
were calling on Mr. and Mrs. NJ, r
Burton Sunday.
, Mona Fraley has returned home &c
Fugit
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Hannah
IN fine boy.
/, Sunday School has begun again nj
this place.
Prayer meeting every Sunday after
moon at o'clock
Hurl Bryant passed down our creek
Saturday and was calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Borders ONLY ME-.
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DEEP HOLE

Rev. r. =. Wiley filled his regular
appointment at this place Sunday
Quite large crowd was present.
Misses Make and Elizabeth Taylor
were the dinner guests of Miss Sherley
lnnd Mamie Preece Sunday.
Mayo williams was calling on Geo.
and Oliver Burchett Sunday.
/ Several from Yatesville attended
church at this place Sunday.
Luther Prince was a caller at T. II,
Burchett's Sunday,
Several from this place attended
SSunday School at Yatesville Sunday.
Among them were Misses Karen and
Virginia Diamond, Leona. Lizzie and
Myrtle Bays,
attended church at Morgan creek Sun
day.
F. II. Austin and L. B. Wiley We're
the dinner guests of W Nj Taylor
Sunday.
Miss Leona Bays has returned home
from Ashland after spending the win !,
ter with her brother.
Z Mrs. Dewitt Diamond and daughter
Virginia were in Louisa saturday.
Miss Belvia Burchett who has had
typhoid fever. Us slowly improving,
Misses Karen and Virginia Diamond
were the Sunday guests Of the Misses
! Bayes.
Miss Emma belong Is some better
lat this writing.
Misses Leona and Myrtle Bays spent
Friday and Saturday with friends and
relatives in Louisa.
Miss Elizabeth Bays has returned
home after months vacation with
her brother in Huntington.
There will be a pie social at Yates
vile Saturday night, April 3, Every
body come.
Miss Make Taylor was calling on
Miss Leona Bays Monday
Church at this place Sunday morn
Ing at 10 a. m. and Sunday night BY
Rev. +, b. Wiley, SMARTY No. 2.
Il
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ADELINE

Bro, James Harvey Allied his regu
lar appointment here Saturday might
and Sunday
Sunday School here every Sunday
afternoon AT 2 o'clock. Hence yanhorr
Srpt.
Misses Ruth Beilomy and Pear
Workman returned TO Ironton Satur-
Eday after a fey days visit with reln-
tiyes and homcfolks
Mrs Joe Bellomy and son were call
ing on her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Joe
Humphrey
Several OF the girls and boys from,
here attended church at Grassland
Saturday night.
Willie Savage OF Faifsburg was the
pleasant guest OF Miss Gertrude Miller
Sunday.
Curtis White and Chas, Humphrey
we're callers at Culbertson Sunday.
Misses Goldie and Elizabeth Miller
had as their guests Sunday Misses
Anna Humphrey, Nora and Goldie
White and Elizabeth Ogie.
Thomas Chadwick .was hero Satur-
day.
Shelby Rankin, Walter Huiette and
Frank OPEL OF Buchanan attended
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TUSCOLA

Rev James Harvey preached very
interesting sermon to aSlarge congre-
CATION here Sunday night, He will b.
here to preach the first Sunday after
noon at o'clock in May, Remember
and come.
Sunday School will be organized at
Baker next Sunday p. m. Let's NIL
be present and make our Sunday
School one of the best in the county.
We were very much surprised to
hedr of the marriage of Miss Essa
Roberts. formerly of this place. to Mr.
Luther Hatfield OF Logan, w. Va. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ell
Roberts who moved from here to I4o-
gan about two years ago. She and her
husband have our best wishes for a
long, happy and prosperous life.
Mrs J. X. Woods spent the week
end with her mother at Yatesvilie.
. Mrs. Elmer Graham and two little
jeanette and Joe. OF De-
troit, Mich, are here visiting relatives.
Misses Alberta Jordan, Mamie
Rucker, Ruby and Lola Carroll. Messrs.
10. B. Miller. George Rice. Zeal Woods,
Nollie Rice and several others attended
Sunday School at Olioviiie Sunday.
Dewey Taylor and Webb Roberts
were guests of Misses Garnet Jordan
and Hazel Graham Sunday.
Miss Beulah Cordeii entertained sew
eral young folks Sunday.
Dennis d. Cooksey was the Sunday
Afternoon guest Of Iona May Adams.
Misses Hazel f. Graham and Coda
II. Woods are contemplating visit to
Red Jacket, w. Va. soon.
] Miss Minnie Webb was shopping
here Saturday.
Remember Sunday School at 2 o.
clock Sunday and come everybody.
NOBODY KNOWS.
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ULYSSES

Several from Lowmansville attended
church here Sunday
Elizabeth Edwards is on the sick
list
Milton McKinster of Matte was the
Saturday night guest of his uncle and
aunt at this plale, Mr. and Mrs, Bal
lard Castle.
Miss Georgia Miller and brother
Charles are visiting parents here this
week.
Ova Hays was the guest of Sammie
Borders Saturday night.
Miss Eliza Davis who has been at
Van Lear for some time is exported
home soon.
|, Miss Ollie Fay Davis returned home
Friday from Louisa where she has been
attending X. N. G.
Mrs George Browning is visiting
home folks at this place. Mrs. Brown
ing is a daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
James Morrison.
Oscar Boyd was visiting his mother
here last week. b
Mrs. Walter Castle who has been i'll
for some time is able to be out again.
Misses Mary Austin. Carmie Castle
and Bernice Webb were visiting Cladie
Castle Sunday
A. L. Borders and carnalee Castle
were calling on her sister, Miss Coda
Ray Sunday.
J. M. Borders and A. j.. Austin have
their big mill up and are saving this
week.
The big fire here Tuesday evening
destroyed lot Of fence.
Miss Coda Ray Castle was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mart Compton. Tues
day.
A Sunday School has been organized
here. We hope for much success.
Everybody come.
LILY OF THE VALLEY
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with Mrs cnhron wilson.

with Mrs. Cebron Wilson.
Mrs B. B. Wells entertained several
friends and relatives Sunday. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Shiyel. Miss Clau-
dia Hammond, Mr.. Hascal Thompson,
|laIr, Moore and Arnaleah Shivel
James Shivel passed thru here Sun
day en- route to Happy Caney
Balton Thompson was seen in our
town Sunday What is the attraction?
Robert Hiiman has returned homo
Miss Dosha Hammond was the guest
of her cousin, Claudia Hammond. Sat
urday afternoon.
Roscoe Adams called on his best girl
here Sunday,
Mamie and Edith Rucker passed here
Friday.
James Shivel makes regular trips to
Jattie now. wonder why.
Jay Chaffin has been seen travelling
toward Alfred Youngs for the past
two Sundays.
Sheridan Thompson Of Louisa is ex-
pected to visit friends here soon.
Let us hear from Cadmus and Baker
Hill. TUMBLE BUG.
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SUNDAY school here sunday
HcRce Vanborn was a business call
81 "a atltttsburg one day last week
L Drnpts sheriff q ., Webb was here
Friday and saturday
f'urls and Joe White werein Louisa
Saturday.
NJ. ana Mrs. Allen Humphrey and
j 'Nldreu were calling ON homefolks
sunday
.} Ars, j r. Hatten Of Buchanan was
visiting Mrs. II. w ogle recently,
&. and Mrs, Frank Nunley and
fittie son left Saturday for Knoxville
Tenn.
NJ H. Rice left last week for Yates
rille TO be at the bedside OF his mother
who is seriously H.
4 Remember sunday School and ev-
srs,body come.
WINNIE WRINKLE
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FRIENDS TO ERECT STATUE
OF ADEviL AhsEr HATFiELD

Huntington. w. va.--Relatlyes and
friends Of the late Devil Anse" Hat
field, noted mountaineer entertain md
leader In the Hatfield Mccoy feud, are
arranging to have life-aize statue OF
OF the clansman erected on the site OF
his late home on Indian Creek in Lo-
gan county.
The statue, which will be carved In
Carrara marble at Carrara. Italy. will
portray Anse standing bareheadcd,
.loking out over the mountains. The
relatives and friends are subscribing
TO a fund TO cover the cost OF the
monument.
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HEWLETT and FULLERS

Sunday School was organized at
Horseford Sunday. We hope it will be
success
L. Collinsworth is improving his
dwelling and also storehouse at F'ullers
station.
The sick of our community are
slowly improving.
Misses Florence and a1adge SkeeRs
and Richard Hewlett were the Sunday
afternoon guests of Hiram and Nellie
Billups.
Dock Burke was at Louisa Sunday.
Richard F., Hewlett was called at
|Fullers Sunday.
Lys Burke has employment on the
N. & w. railroad at Hewlett
Madge Skeens, Nell Billups and
Bobby yanhoose were at Fullers Sat-
urday.
Morris NJ skeens and Thomas A.
|iAustin are attending school at Louisa.
Rev. John Billups delivered ser
mon to a large congregation at Horse
ford Sunday
S. j. Hensley was business caller
In Louisa Saturday.
A large crowd OF boys and girls at
tended the party at Lys Burke's All
report fine time.
Misses Florence and Madge Skeens
are contemplating visit to relatives
at Kenova. w. Va, soon. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence skeens were
the week end guests OF Mrs. Charles
Vanhoose.
A large crowd Of our boys and girls
attended church at Catalpa Sunday.
Gobel Hensley makes regular trips
to Catalpa now.
II seems as IL Fallsburg is having
q dream, Let us wake up and resume
publishing dution DON'T you TELL.
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ROYALTON, KY.
MAooFFiN COUNTY.

The Il. 8. K X r. r. X. Is almost
completed TO the Breathitt county hne
The Dawlins Lumber company will
start their large band mill at Royalton
about May LIST.
Slas T. Allen, formerly OF Wireman
but now Of Royalton. seems to have his
heart turned toward Handshoe. Knott
county. Wonder why? For several
years he anchored his ship at Ellen,
Lawrence county Wonder II she
thinks OF him yet?
The farmers are sowing their oats
in this vicinity. The general suppo-
isition OF the people Is that the fruit
lis mostly killed.
The Magoffin County Board OF Edu-
cation met the first Saturday in March
and elected Prof, j. s. Adams TO con-
tinue his duties as County supt for
four years. D.
KENTUCKY BRIER HOPPER.
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JATTIE

Rev. Hutchinson win preach here
Saturday night and Sunday. Every
body come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hillman we're
calling ON their daughter, Mrs. Lennie
Wheeler last week. We were sorry to
hear of the death of Mr.. Wheeler.
D. j. Thompson is able to be out
again.
Leonard Watson was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Arnaleah Shivel was calling on the
Misses Thompson last week.
Miss Maxine Thompson was shop
ping here Friday.
Rosa Webb spent Friday afternoon
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ROCKY VALLEY

Sam and Winfield ylnson attended
church at Glenhayes Sunday.
Lutte and Willie Workman spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rela-
tives at Hubbardstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard. OF
Donithon, were calling on relatives at
vinson branch Sunday.
Miss Irene Wells spent Sunday with
friends at Three Mile.
Sam Yinson was business caller in
Louisa Monday.
Talmadge Wells attended church at
Fort Gay Sunday night.
Henderson Wells was transacting
business at Gallup Tuesday.
APRIL FOOL
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UPPER LICK CREEK

Church here Sunday at 1890 a. m
Everybody come.
Lou Cox who has been visiting
friends at Drift has returned home.
Raymond Wilson OF Drift is visiting
his grandparents at this place.
Leona Childers. Mary Daniel. Pearl
Cox, Dixie Cochran attended church
at Meads Branch Sunday.
Lou Cox was the Sunday guest OF
yirgie Blackburn.
There will be a baptizing at Mary
Chapel Sunday, the 18th. Everybody
come. A LONESOME GIRL
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BUY and SELL REAL EeTAFel
o. al kinds. Also. will handle psepsrty
on commission, " you want "a huy
or sell TOWN Or COUNTRY PROP
ERTY, esii on me.
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NSNzMN6itaIk&W6stHlN
May 50. 1870
FROM FORT GAY
Ea.t Boupd

Pullman Cars and Dining Car Service
on trains 3, I. IL and 10.
w. C. SAUNDERS,
Gent Pass. Agent,
Roanoke. We. 4
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-08
OFFICERS NIGHT AT THE
 B. Y. P. U. INSTITUTE

Tonight will be Officers Night" at the B. Y. P. U. institute at the Bap- tist church, conducted by Roland w. Lawrence, field B. Y. P. U. secretary of Arkansas, The duties of all off cers of B. Y. P. U. from pastor to usher will be discussed.
 There were 35 enrolled last night for class work in the four different groups, also several visitors from other churches.
 Young people from other churches have cordial invitation to attend this institute.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-08


 The News job department printed 2,000 double page circulars this morn ing for the Chamber of Commerce. These circulars are for the regular monthly Sales Day, March 12, satpr day, and our merchants are offering some real barbains. Come in and visit their stores.
 E. A. Doty of Dallas, Texas, repre- senting M. c. Lilly Go. of Columbus Ohio, was here today interviewing the officers ot the different lodges aoOu uniforms and supplies.