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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01
FRIENDS NOTE BIG
CHANGE IN HIM NOW:
Louisville Man Eat. Anything
Now-Has Gained TweOty,
Three Pounds

L hayeenever.felt better in my
life than | do now. and when
recommend Tanlac to. my friends
| don't have to talk much,i for it
is easy. for them to see the. big
change that has TAKEN place. in
my condition, sad Michael Nc
Crones 522 South Clay ST., Louis
vile, Ky.
Il haye not only gotten rid of
a case of stomach trouble. and ca
tarrh of the head which. bothered
me for five years, but / actually
weigh twenty-three. pounds more
than I did the day J began taking
Tanlac. l don't believe any mani
ever had stomach trouble any
worse than | did, and | was mis-
cradle all the time. l couldn't
sleep much at night and got up1
in the morning feeling all worn
out and unfit iort work. In fact. !
l laid off from work for DAYS at
a time.
at took a large part of my
salary to pay for medicine that
did not help me, ard [ was feel
ing very discouraged when byI
chance [ ran across Tanlac. AT
ter | finished my third bottle | i
was feeling like a hrand-new man
My catarrh was gone, my stom-
ach was in first-class condition
and | could lie down at night and
sleep like child. can eat ANY,
thing | want now-meatS. cab |
bages and other things | didn't |
dare touch before Tanlac Ger
tainly did a hundred per cent job
for me-
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by
Stockton and Son, and leading
druggists. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01

D. Willis Kennedy who candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Representative the Legislature the only
soldier boy running the democratic county primary to be
decided next Saturday
He will make an admirable representative at Frankfort
and the farmers and taxpayers may assured that he will
Isafeguard their interests at every turn.
He pledges himself fight any andevery movement that
would increase your taxesjust he fought the Hun in
France. "
He pledges himself to do everything In his power to secure
lower taxes, abolish useless Offices to effect all possible
and work for the interests of the taxpayers con-
Istanly faithfully and efficiently.
You trusted him when you him to France your
homes You can trust him at Frankfort to every dollar
Iof your money from that possible High taxes and
extavagance the of government the burdens that
are proving more than the farmer can bear.
Here's candidate who looks you the eye and tells you
HE will fight your cause, Mr. Taxpayer.
And he will make good He has never failed yet to keep
his word and he won't fail you this time if you give him this
slight honor.
Vote for Kennedy for Representative Mark your ballot
/ EorRepfsssasatise>
2. ". KENNEDY --------------------- III
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01

New Perryville Fair Associa-
tion-Perryville, Aug. 1912.
Mt. Vernon Fair Association
Mt Vernon, Aug 1912.
Lawrenceburg Fair Associa-
tion-Lawrenceburg, Aug. 1919
Brodhead Far Association
Brodhead, Aug. l7-19:
Ewing Fair Association-Ew-
ing, Aug. 1920.
La,Hel County Fair Company
Aug. 1876.
Germantown Fair Company
Germantown, Aug. 24-27.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01
County Fair Dates

Montgomery Fair Association
MT: Sterling, July 1923.
Mercer County Fair-Harrods-
burg. July 2o-29.
Henderson County Fair-Hen-
derson, July 26-3O.
Spencer County Fair Associa-
tion-Taylorsville, Aug. rs.
Jefferson County Fair-Beuch-
Ell, Aug. DIP
Union County Fair-Union-
town, Aug. 9-l3.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01
A Farm At A Bargain

The Freeman Realty Company.
hustling local dealers. are adver-
Using one of the best farms in
Madison county for sale at public
auction On August 4th, to settle
UP the estate OF the late DR.. John
W: Maupin. 1t is located in
splendid section, and will un-
doubtedly prove bargain for
some. one. Read the full deScrip-
ton of the place in the big adver-
tisements.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01

Pulaski County Fair-Somer-
set, Aug, 3O-Sept. 2.
Pennyroyal Fair = Hopkins
vile, Aug. 3O-Sept 2.
Knox County Fair-Barbour-
vile, Aug. 31-Sept. 3.
North Kentucky Fair-Flor-
ence, Aug. 31-Sept. 3.
Campbell County Agricultural
Society-Alexandria, Aug. 81
Sept. 3.
LaRue County Fair Associa-
tion-fiodgenville. Sept. Is.
Blue Grass Fair-Lexington,
Sept. 40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

Mrs: w. D. Duncan, of Hus-
tonville, was here the latter part
of the week on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Williams.
of Irvine. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bull, OF Frankfort, were. in Rich
mond Friday rhe guests of Mrs.
Matte Oldham OH Second street.
Mrs. c. B. Britain has return
ed from a visit. to her sister,
Mrs. William H. Shanks, of Stan
ford,
Mrs Butler Da1nn, of Shelby
vile, is visiting relatives in the
county.
Miss Sallie Hord, of Berea, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mo-
ma Oden, in Lexington.
. Mr. Rodes Terrilli who is pri-
vate secretary to Congressman
Ralph Gilbert. at Washington.
D.. c., will arrive tonight to be
here until after the democratic
primary.
Misses Norma Dykes and
Frances Gordon, are visiting
Judge and Mrs. r. D. Smith in
Nicholasville.
Mrs. John F. Cooper and
daughter. Mary Jane, of Ffem-
ingsburg, are guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gilmore
on Moberly avenue.
Mr.. Browning Terrill is here
FROM Detroit for visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Ter
rill, on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crutcher West
and daughters, of Crestwood. are
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Louise Terrill has return
ed from Lexington where she
was member of house party
entertained by Miss Nancy Ste
vens.
Miss Emma Ellen Griggs. of
ouisville. is the guest of Miss
Gertrude Wilmington.
Mrs. Garnett Million is spend
ing the week with relatives in
Irvine
Miss Margaret Mcbride is at
home from DanvilIe where she
has a position in the Boyle coun-
ty hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Elder en-
tertained river party in honor
of the members Of their house
party, Misses Burch. Keller. FL
der and Powers.
Mrs. Sam ]. Jones and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, who have been
visiting friends and relatives
here for the. past two weeks, re-
turned to their home at New
Castle accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Parks and little son,
Edwin Mann, and also Miss Lee
ola Baber.
Miss Margaret Mcbride de-
lightfully entertained a number
of friends with a river party at
Boonesboro beach in honor of
her guest Lenota Cayne of Som
erset. After several hours spent
in swimming and, dancing, a der
licious picnic. lunch was served
Misses Aline. and Edna Hayes
and Mr.. Barnard LanGan, Of
Lexington, joined the party for
lunch.
R. c. Cobb. Jr.. of Stanford
was in Richmond court day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01
Vote For Murray Smith
Who Has Made Good
As Police Judge

true character OF the who have been dentled with t
municipal government Of Richmond and whom the great
est credit can be ascrbed for the parttaken promoting
DER and placing the blame with the most aw-abld
ing communities in the country, few will take precedence
welbalanced and independent thinker and of safe
Police Judge c. Murray Smith, who is candidate for re-
election to this important city office.
1t can be safely stated that there are few, if any,
the city of Richmond who possess greater adapabty for
this position keen insht into the temptations and trials
of mankind who possessed with the requisites 10 fill this
office the satisfaction Of all concerned than the sub
ect of this brief SKETCH The who occupies the posi-
lion of Police Judge should be of unbiased opinions and
convictions, free from petty prejudices and ncnaons In
short broadmnded resoute man; determined to do his
duty he it, of noble impulses honest and efficient
Judge Smith is imbued with all these attributes and his
administration for the pas four years has been marked sue
No could have done more toward suppressing
than has he through the cooperation Of the efficient
police department. Richmond IS today one Of the cleanest
and most moral cities the State Of Kentucky All credit
due Judge Smith fol the results accomplished during his ten
of Office And ifhe elected he promises to give the
citizens the efficient service that has marked his admin
istration ii the past
The poor and ignorant have found him to be enient,
kmd-hearted and sympathetic Judge, extending clemency
when and where he thought misplaced or abused
YET he has been faithful to his oath Of office and melted out
justice friend and foe alike as his conscience dictated re-
CARELESS of consequences.
The police court records will bear out the statement
that the methods he has adopted and put into practice have
been productive of better results and more arreachng e
feet than vgoroug captous vecve methods could pos
sby have produced Fearless the discharge of his duties
he has given the awbreakers understand what thew NAV
expect when brought into his COURT hence there is less
CRIME and greater for the law than ever before
the history of Richmond if police records are cr-
erion, index of the morality of a town.
In Judge Smith announcement he emphasized the fact
that he has, with the aid of the police department. done all in
his power to stamp out the whisky traffic and abolish the
practice of carrying concealed weapons the two ofenses he
constructs, being the chief missionaries Of crime and # he
Is reelected at the forthcoming Democratic primary he will
continue his policy and exehs best efforts to terminate I'M
lawful practices the end that Richmond will be as free If
CRIME and awlessness as possibleor city, like pop
lation, to be.
If thevoters elect JudeeSnth for the ensuing term
they can depend upon aecontimed faithful and coscen
tous discharge Of all duties devolvng upon him through the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-01

Kentucky State Fair-Louis<
vile. Sept. 11-l7. -:
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Section oil New Motor Vehicle
Law

S.ctipu ~ of the Motor Nrhi,'r
las provides that within ulnrt, 3ay 5
after the acts of 1921 shall tecumr
effective crrtih,.trs uf title must b..
obtained from the s-cfriar, of Sitr
b-iure registration iae, can H. So
curr-i Il will Gust sou 81 for . c-f.
tihcatr Of utlr
IL Will - unla~ ful 20 have m
ones Possession motor ychicl. of
motorcycle fot ~hirh certificate
II title has not h.-rn issued Appli.
cation i1 certificates II title must
- msde upon the blank form Is
sued BY the SECRETARY II state and
must ~ aocompanicd by the Zee
Such certificate Is eopd foe the hfe
Of the motor vrhlcle oF motorcycle
of until II Is Sold Io ansihef person
In casc Of the sale 10 another per.
son. the crfuticatr Of title must be-
assigned hy the vendor TO the ven
drr and such assignment he pre-.
>cnted 10 the secretary of state With
Application the form issued by him
ami another fee Of 81 and the pur.
chaser will fr,tivc new certificate
Of utIc before hCrn>r tax viii he is.
susd to the purchaser
\ certificate Of title need not h.
Carried ou the motor vehicle. ac.
cutding tu the secretary Of state.
but must dr kep, IA a scCrrt place
With other vtiubhle documents.
SINCE once ISSUED It's possession will
be- necessary 20 prove title and IT'S
assignmcnty Is necessary To sell
motor vehicle
Any idise statement ~ this appll.
cation - a violation OF the law and
may be punished by fine or I'M
prisonmeut or both
No one under the aee Of l6 years
Of aye is allowed TO drive a motor
yehicIe.--llImo Jimpllcuie
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Edw. |. Drum Appointed As
City Attorney

Alta meeting Of the city council
held Yesterday (Nov l5) Attorney
Ed Drum was appointed a member
of the force to succeed Attorney
Jas A Barks, who was forced to re-
sign to accept the office of mayor.
Atty Drum will take up his duties
Immediately He has served the
city as council before and is well ac-
Quainted with the ordinances of the
city. Mayor Barks performed his
first legal duty at the meeting yes
terday as mayor by endorsing the
appointment of MIR Drum There
were several applicants tor the po-
sition among them being Judge
0rren Wilson, but the place was
awarded to Drum-Cape Morning
Sun
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Ni-ehnn-whit-n.r

On Saturday. November 5th, Miss
Grace whitrnrr and.Howard u Nee.
han. accompanied hy l,onzo Pulliam
OF Seventy Six. motured Ia Farming.
ton AMI were married by the Baptist
miniStrl ~ his home.
This marriage took place a little
soonei than WIS anticipated hi their
RELATIVE. and friends. th, belief pre-.
Nailing among them that plans had
been n.aIa 'nr their marriage about
ChrIstnH Howe VI the groom hAi
no douUl about his plans and had
b''en paving rent 800 Rouse since
early g. H seventy Six. IN Perry
county where h has been teaching
and Saru they will make their
home tauHs the term u hl, school.
The parents Of both young people
expires themselves a. very much
please though little disappoInt-
cd that 'nn marriage took place pr.
fore NJ WhItcurr had finished ia
high srwn. a, this wa. her last
wear
The alrls the oldest daughter
of NJ aaI Mrs s. l. WhItenrr.
Of TwrEr Ml.c. who are now
in town inr the school term. and IN.
groom 'ar oldest son Of Dr and
Mr.. J s Mrrhan. who recently
moved here from Marble Hill. Both
young people are quite popular and
have ;hy best wishe- uf a.I their
friends
Mr.. hu. Nr, Mrchan icJsrtcd uu
SUNDAY afternoon by motor Tor their
home 81 SEVENTY Six.-Frcderick.
town D"mpcrAt.Nrws
Mr. and Mrs Mrchan are both
well knuwH here. having attended
viii NJ nr.d College. Mr Mrrnan
graduate 1f the College. IL WA
here the romance @, gar which cu.-
inmate the wedding November
5 Thr .rrs, extends cong at4 Ia.
tions.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
blkrfy businr,s N lhe sprIup

bakery business lu the spring
Mrs Dora johnson and daughter
Mildred Of Advance spent the latter
part Of last wr-k IN lute,,iile visit.
Igc rrlatlves aud friends
Joseph Richard ThralIs. lirrl- son
Of Mr. and Mrs Paul Thrall,. died
November 3 end VAS buried at De-
Soto November I Mr and Mrs
rhrailS formerly lived on the Dolan
place near the Seller school We
are sorry to hear Of the little boy S
death
Bud Perkins uf Hahn was here
the first Of the week on business
Mr and Mrs Mike Sharp Of Glen
Akin ~efe shopp,ne here ;he frs
Of the week
L G. Smith L 4 O'kellry ana
Oscar BolIineef Of Patton were here
AID al Marble Hill on business
Monday They came over the new
S,opu> road and say j, is tine
Hr and Mrs ) A Martin visited
relatives at Delta Saturday nigh,
Charley Day ana family Of Bloom.
field visited relatives here SATURDAY,
night They were acc, mpanlcd
home by his brother Marion Day
John Ricketts, went 10 5; Lous
Thursday Of last week TO accept a
cIyIl service position
Clarence Barrett arrived here
from Chicago the latter part of last
week TO visit his mother
II D Chandler and & I Walker
went to Bloomfield Monday night
ou hunting trip
MARY Ellen Comes to Tow" fea-
turing Dorothy Glsh which vas
shown at Drums Hall last SATURDAY
night, drew a large and appreclatlve
audience Mr. Drum is to be com
mended on the class Of pictures he
is showing
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Teachers College al Cape To
Give 6 Weeks Course in
Agriculture
No. 40

For the benefit Of the men and
women OF southeast Missouri who
desire % Ii...rtsH tt.Ir pfii.I,ncy IN
the art Oi iHrlalu-. ald home eco
norm" work. the Southeast Missouri
state lcacirrs College has arranged
90 hold a siN week., course BEGIN.
ung JauuHy 2 nnd ending Febru-
ary 10 There viii be no tuition
charge, The only expense the stu
den, vii have to stand will he an
incidental fee Of 81 50 for the term
20 cover cost y materials used and
hoard and lodeIue. winch does not
exceed 81 per week
special attention will be gwen TO
the teaching Of all branches Of aer.
culture vim courses arranged espe.
raI.y for S0ulhea,, Missouri climate
dnd sn,. conditions Special lectures
and laboratory demonstrations will
be- gwen by different faculty mem
ber> during the term including il.
lu>ratrd lecture, The last week Of
the course wIH be Farmers Week
durua which lectures viii he gwen
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
LutesNille News

MIS-, Nsude Myers who j, teach.
lnp At Bernie visited her psrents
Mr. and Mrs George Myers here
last week
Nr aud Mrs Claudpus Barrett of
Chicago arrived here "Wednesday for
a VISIT with ms mother
Rev EsteI Patton of >hnm r..
turned Nonday from Snin,on a here
he preached SATURDAY and Sunday.
sam Newell Of GRASSY vas IN
town Saturday
Nr ana Mrs C,eiIs Moore # Glen
Allen route were Shopppp in Iu,eS-
wife the first of m. we.k
John Hahn and son of Sgopus
were nere Monday ON business
John Grant of SImmc,yIrl, went
Ia :, lDuiS NondN on huS,pesS
n h Cole returned SATURDAY. from
y, louis where he had been 10 see
ms daughter Miss FuIl. who is in
Rarnr, hospital receiving treatment
for poltre
Lester Shell came over Friday
from Cape Girardeau where he is
attending business college
Mr. and Mrs Will King and Miss
MARY kyeer of DanviIle IN snent
the week in Iutesville AS guests at
the N + Kyper home The ladies'
are Nr Kyeer's sisters
Mrs Daisy Cook of Oakland Cal
snent mart Of last week in utesyile
visiting her uncle D " Burford
and cousins WYATT BurCord and
Mrs VIM Abernathy From here
she went 10 Jackson 10 visit Mrs
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Fire Destroys Farmers Eleva-
tor at Charleston

Charleston. Mo. Nov l5.-Fire Of
undetermined origin DESTROYED the
Mississippi Valley Elevator. a far
merS cooperative concern. here this
afternoon The loss is estimated at
$4,000 approximately 5000 bush
els OF corn was destroyed by the
blaze Although the origin Of the
fire is unknown, ii is thought that il
started from spark from switch
engine,
The fire was first discovered about
3 O'Clock in the top Of the building
The fire department was unable to
fight the fire, as the mill is located
outside the fire limit and the water
was too far off A railroad pump
was used but the blaze could not
he checked The loss is not so
heavy as it would have been il it
had occurred the first part OF the
week At that time many thous-
ands more bushels OF corn were
stored 10 the elevator Farmers
have been loadine out the corn since
last week and had IL out with the
exception of about 5000 bushels -
Cape Morning Sun.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
FERRYyll-LE HIGH DEFEAT
NAfEIII.D

taf, S.tarday afternoon N. Tig
rr from PsrFsstle High ,shoo. IN
sadcd " M q tsrrt,op. conadsr,
- ,hr his end - smother long
ssded ssors in their iasi game a.
=, me tkfJ defeated the v II e.
lad, - "a o The foi.awtns Satur-
day usy Hrt Jasssor u ~. one q
THE teams 81 saLthssst Missouri.
And msds a wunisf.a. sha~ir. And
luslily for hsn they had not Jos,
stngs dr-' string man - their ars
vp
MAynst t. 90 TIE other hard. haa
ios, their 'ast ssws 90 ths Cap, Ctr
afdcaa Trashss College Reserve.
- r,'hsr lop ua.I sgars ard ssrr
going into this sAns badly .rpp.si
b. ts .os q Ht-t. sullivan art
Tanner
s. ~keu ,hs SRI; vhat,s footed
the dops .h.s, ~vald nave placed
thc e4ds strongly 90 ,As TsssEA. Bot
cd man Dope sheet vas 60 su#vr
another dssAppg pgatmeHt f5T before
the bal bad bees 90 p.aJ tse MINI.
t. q a. seen that wsWhsrv
somribtgA ~as sruug o. ,ts pfv.
sisu, game The rsrrlNaz back Held
gained almost - NtI through .se
frvashsf, .iny Ru, IN tHs st5agEIs
thsy found that iHc almost mpryE
nAb.c. ard r,any umss IurHg 90,
game The runner sas tsru~n for
from thfr. g. I've yards .ss,
The Nayacld ads had somehow
come into lhyis own la some mar
uef ghrl bai had ,n.ti,.sI 10 them
fsr, aud .eau ~ors Hardy an4
Tay Iof broke thra both tackle for
az gains ana aegas,ona.y Lander
broke aWay fog Euod g,ias around
thr ends
!, vat grand and GLORIOUS game
through he hr~t hal, neither team
getting ~italn striking distance Of
thr others aual Thea "a thr ,h.rt
quarter bad pass from center and
a tumble 10 the back ho.d gave the
painting Tigers 'hc bali on May.
fields I5.yard iiur and en- Their
fourth down they asAyed short
run around end FOR the touchdown
In the fourth quarter both teams
wen, a, i, tooth and nail, Hart was
called into play for forward passes,
tat Was unable To- gvt single one
completed and neither team Was
able 10 SCORE.
l, was defeat for Mayfeld to
o. but a defeat that may well give
the lads heart, for they have at last
discovered the one thing 50 neceS.
sary 10 winning foot bail teams.
team work
Next Friday the boys travel up to
Frederic ktoWn to give the High
school return game. The follow
ing week on Thanksgiving day they
meet Marvin College on the home
field Tor the big game Of the season,
The game with Marvin promises to
be real. SURF nutf foot ball game
Marvin holds the lead belt cham.
pionship this season and the May
field lads will hs able To use every
single man IN their line up Both
teams have long standing grudgc
TO he settled. so II you want to see a
game full Of action from the first
blast to the last on, don't miss the
game with Marvin on Thanksgiving
day
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Marble Hill Circuit--M. T..
Church, South

Appointments for Sunday, No
vember ~.
Hickory Grove at IL n. IN. New
Ebenezcr at 2 30 y. m. Marble Hill
at : p. m. All are invited to attend
these services.
j. 7 Mcdonald. Pastor.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
County Court Proceedings

the county court for Mon lay md
tuesday
Court met Monday. November IL,
with all members present
Order acorpt change iu the public
fnai near Sluuiiyant
IN thr muiier of the rad teii.
to ~ for by Geo T. Conrad and
o,l"fs. same taken up and dis
missed
ln lh" matter II the ruad prti.
uuuci ioF b, Jo- Shfum It a, same
takrp lp and the court hereby or.
dec HAT the surveyor View. survey
aud mark Out ,aii ruad aud report
NJ tile neNt term II court. aud the
sili l"' Nhfuu = or'rfrd to put up
SIS ter the rNp'nse oi The survey
in IA matter # the road petit
toned foE b, G " kirsparnck rt
al same iasrn up and ordered con.
tuuci until "Wednesday February
IL 1922 tie th'ni da, al the rrgu.
laf trtfuef, tern
Order approve 'ac report ~ j :.
NrGv hlgu~u, -ulin,-r IN the
matter Of thr 'utd p-Urlun i for by
louis Cunningham - al. aud tie
same ordered u.-ard t' lhetxp-ns-
pi the ,"i.tinrrr,
la Be aI;yf e.! ,.r road =, 10.
upn-l iu, bN y II BDau' e., Al. the
same ordered continued until Frt-
Tuay Is "a, third di, # The regu
lar February tcrm. 1922
IL 'Hr matter ot the petition fof
'a'aunE publ. road b, \ c King
et At >.mr taken up nnd continued
unui ,U.r daN ol Ir.g.af February
term
School flnd h,li oi Il. BrIcg ap-
proved aud 500 lolnrd hlm out OF
county puhlir school fund
Following prrsons allowed the fol-
lowing amounts Harriet Wilson.
$40 ElSua c Watkins. 81 80. J p.
Mccormick. s. 30. Mrs John Hard
esty for K ) ONrrton. $40. Daniel
Lincoln. Sl0. Jesse Newell. SIS. Vim.
Nooitln $40 Roenn Strong $40.
Martha Alternately $40 Nancy Cra-
der $40
Settlement of Lon VI Limbaugh
ovtsSrrr road district No {. appruv-
ed aud Sli9 IL. salary amt expenses.
ailnN ed hum
Settlement of Joseph Laurrnuus
o'er>crt road district No i. approy-
ei and S2Sl5 salary and expense,
allow ~ him
Order allow the following namei
persons the following amounts out
Of funds belonging to road dlstnc,
No Is j : Winters. Si305. c A
Iiahs S2l p. Enoch Shell. Sl73U.
Elmer Markham. s. 50
Ordered by the court that 81 tie
stricken from the tax OF d : Shell
the valuation 10 be reduced $500
Wilson Staats allow ed $40 bounty
on wolf scalps
+ + Mabuce allowed S9S2 for
postage and Office supplies
K G. Alexander allowed So 72 for
official postage
Wilbur NJ Welker allow ed 81 46 2S
Tor the following. Postage, $50, clefi-
cal hire, S22 40, incidental. Sll6O,
travelling expense, SS32S.
Report OF b D Scott. overseer of
road district No 2, approved and
Sl2335, less 81, allowed him
Ordered by the court that $40 be
stricken from the personal tax Of
Addie c Clark as erroneous.
The remainder of the proceedings
will be given next week.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

Dr. j. A. VanAmhurg reports the
birth of eight and a half pound girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nanney near
Hog creek November liz.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

Enoch Underwood of Jefferson
CITY visited his mother, Mrs Sophie
Cheek, here from Wednesday until
Thursday. He was formerly sheriff
Of this county.