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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
HENRIETTA

Mrs Millard Meek made business
tri.r 10 laintsville Monday. :.." .".
Miss \ rgie Williamson spent the
week end with home folks at Toma :
hawk -,... iii. '..E
Walter Osborn who is employed at
Shelby spent the week end at home.
Ivory Ward was visiting Arddth
Scaggs Sunday. .~....'..... ....... - + :.
Nirgie Williamson spent Thursday
night with Make Boyd. .*:..
Sarah and John Lewis and Sam Nj elk
were visiting their grandmother Mary
Meek, Sunday. ....*E
Miss Adie Daniel of Tomahawk spent
Sunday night with her. cousin, Gladys
Meek IL.
Mrs. Susie Spears and Mary Miller
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Meek.
Oracle Blevins has gone to, the
Paintsville hospital to practice nurs-
ing. We wish her much success.
The stork passed through here re-
Gently and left at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Dutton beautiful twin girls
Mrs. Sarah Osborn was visiting her
daughter Malissa, at Paintsville last
week.
George Mollett of Boons Camp was
visiting here last week.
Uncle Rush Fannin OF Huntington
spnet the week lend with his son, Fred
at this place.
Little Felix Meek has been very sick
but is now improving
THE GIRL OF THE LiMBERLOST,
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HEWLETT, w. VA.

The death angel visited our com
.nun.ty and claimed for its victim Miss
Roberta Billups, the. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and MIRA James Billupa
The bereaved family has our sympathy
j. D. York OF Baeholm, w. Va. has
been mingling with friends here for
The last week, +:.... y. ~.
Goble Hensley and Virgie Skeens
were nj Hewlett Saturday. ...
Mrs. John McComas was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Hewlett, last week
Curt Eliis and wife were calling on
relatives on Little Hurricane Sunday
John Hanley visited home folks last
Sunday, .'..
Kit Potter was at Hewlett Sunday,
Sidney Hensley has employment al
Potter
Donald Hewlett was visiting his
grandfather, John McComas, Sunday
Rudolph tIoospr was calling on
friends and relatives on Little Hurri-
cane Sunday
Cecil Hewlett was at Mcrideth Mon
day
johu Lear Ben. Deilomy and p.cN
Rowe were 10 Louisa Monday
LfuAy Skee.s Cute, lensley and
Cecil MulleDs were. in Louisa recently
Buscom no"s was Mt Mrideth
TUESDAY, 49,.
Birch Hewlett Ir. ard wife are cA-
pcrtcd 10 vialt relatives here sOuu
Everything Is real dun IN oar towr
al present ...." ONE EYED ELL
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BLAINE

There was church at Knob Branch
Sunday by Rev. Henry Griffith.
Miss Eva Wilson and Miss Ruth
Edwards were calling on Miss Jessie
Wvans Sunday.
Lonne Wells was calling on Miss
Elva Edwards Sunday.
Joe Boggs was calling on Miss No!a
May Edwards Sunday.
Mrs. X. X. Williams was visiting hcr
barents, Mr.. and Mrs. w $. Edwards
Sunday 80
Miss Hazel Griffith who has typhoid
In better. 49,. . -. ;>. -"
Clyde Smith OF Webbvnle passed up
our creek sunday on his way, 10 the
oil field. .a T., =.
John Lalman was visiting his sister
Mrs. Smith. t.. 49,.
Ed and John Laiuian and Mr. and
Mrs. Smith were the dinner guests of
Miss Lucretia Holbrook Sunday
Mrs. Bess Griffith usts visiting Mrs.
lafe Griffith last week. T..
Mr. and Mrs. D. F: Boggs were the
Saturday guests OF Anderson Evans.
II. L. Smith and r. J. FnnnIn were
kodaking In the oil fields sunday,
Mr. Huse, of SteubenyiTlr, Ohio, 10
rs G. l. Morris setting u pumping
Po~er .....".r " 49,. PONY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25

s. .nad fI,.ud stands hy you when in
ns... ,.3ui5a peop5a tell bow Doan's
sd. ! lis have stood the test. Mrs.
49,. l., " 49, u1 Lock Ave. LOuisa, en-
.,lnrsri ,Iuun'5 four years ago and again
confirms the story Could YOU ask for
more. convincing testimony?
About d ear ago / found ii nee
ussary 10 use a kidney remedy ana az
/ mud read and heard 80 much ABOUT
Doan's Kidney PMS used them, says
! Mrs Rifr. My back, at. that time,
VAS "A constant ache, / was dizzy and
had blurred eyesight. My kidneys
were irregular in a ton also, II didn't
take many Of Doan's Kidney Pills TO
quickly relieve me and helps me in
every way. Deans made my kidneys
much stronger statement given Dec,
| 8, 1850 ..~ -r... ..-'
On December 3, 1920, Mrs. Rife said /:
1.-THE cure Doan's Kidney Pills made
for me Is still permanent. l am glad
to again recommend them. for | know
they can be depended upon for any
form OF kidney trouble" .. .......
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Rife
had. Foster Mllburn Co. Mfrs, Buff
falo n. Y. IT,. .-."...... " (adVD
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GRAYSON & HITCHINS

Everybody is complaining about the
muddy roads. They are almost i'm
passable
Mr. and Mrs Willie Jones have rent
ed their farm out at Pactolus and NOV
ed to South Scion, Ohio. "
D. NJ Justice is talking of moving
to Florida.
Mrs Francis Jones was visiting her
son, Andy Heard, at Johns Run and
while there was taken very sick. She
is n years old,
Mr., and Mrs, H. +. Webb were in
Ashland Thursday.
Tacking carpet rags is all the go in
our town now
There will be a pie supper at Beck
with Branch February rs, for the BEN
eft of the starving Chinese.
Mr., and Mrs Ed Jones were called
to Andy Iiearlds to the bedside Of
their sick mother
Curtis B. Carter and Vanzil " Jones
were calling on their best girls a few
days ago
Miss Ercell Burton was calling on
Miss Maude Jones Wednesday,
John Stephens of upper Stinson is in
Grayson jail for whipping his mother
who is "a years old
A big meeting is going on at Hitch
ms, conducted by Rev. Maddox.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Webb and left a fine girl.
| SWEET WILLIAM.
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LOWMANSVILLE

. Sherman Lyons visited home folks
one day last week. " W."
d. X. Chandler and son Ennis were
guests Of f., NJ. Brown at River San
day .-.i r
Miss Mandy Lyons was the pleasant
over night guest OF Misses Ollie and
Ella Young Saturday. ..
Eliza Brown took dinner with Luther
Chandler Sunday. -.... -
Mrs. Lewis Bownes was visiting
Mrs. II. 3. Lyons one day last week
Miss Maria Chandler was the guest
OF Miss Esta Brown Saturday ...'
Miss Sonia Lyons took dinner with
Miss Maria Chandler Sunday.
Misses Mamary Lyons took dinner
with Misses Dorothy Chandler Sunday
The death angel visited the home Of
Roscoe Deboard and wife and took
from them their little daughter,
LITTLE GALE.
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ULYSSES

Sorry to say the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. +, Cumpton is very
i'll at this writing with fever.
Carnal Castle was the Sunday guest
of home folks Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Ballard Castle.
Terry McClntock, Miss Coda Young
were calling on Mrs Ora Borders
Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Burton and A.
Borders were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Borders Sunday.
Sorry to say the little son of Mr.
and Mrs john Puckstt is no better
He has fever
Homer George was the dinner guest
of Sammie Borders sunday.
Bill Lowe and BIZ Hatfield passed
up and down our creek Sunday
Mrs Hubert Borders and children
called on Edna Borders Sunday
Mrs. Lou Castle, Miss Virgie Mary
Dixie Davis were calling on Mrs. Alice
Young Sunday
Arlie Borders was calling on Mllt
Young Sunday.
Several OF the boys attended the ball
game Sunday afternoon
Uncle Hr1 Briant was the Saturday
night guest of Buster Young.
EASTER FLOWER +
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ADAMS

The birthday party given By Miss
Rya MuC0wn SUNDAY afternoon was
largely ATTENDED, ..
sylvester 2a,l aud Robert Garter NJ =
tended church al Chapman Saturday
night and Sunday.
Ni!as Madge Hays, who has been
teaching AT Summit has returned home
willie lobe and Don May were call
Ing at Mrs. Emma Hays sunday.
Morton AdamH WAS visiting home
folks Saturday and sunday
Mrs Minnie McC0wn was shopping
~ Busseyvtllc Wednesday,
Isaac Adams has sold his farm 10
Milt McKinster and will move soon.
Prayer meeting. at Dry Ridge was
largely attended Thursday night.
Tho chndy party given by Morton
Adams Saturday night was very much
enjoyed .-
ova Hays has returned home from
Huntington. -~..' =. ..
We arc glad 10 have Clyde and VIII
lis Barnett back with US once more,
Eisa McC6wn and Pearl Berry were
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Erie Frank
lin TUESDAY and Wednesday, :.
WllIie Kopns passed up our creek
Friday, .. HI t.
caarlcy Alley OF. Columbus, Ohio. is
visiting hts sister. Mira Jay. Pack At
this place. ..: ....,.
Mrs. Martha FraIcy spent Friday
night with Mrs. ) NJ. Hays. go.
EodaRlug Is tho latest thSng with The
yoUug fo:ks ut this place, -"
SMILES.
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FALLSBURG

Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50
o'clock Everybody invited to come.
Mrs. j. F. Banfield and daughter and
Miss Monnie Hanley of Glenwood
passed here returning home. They had
been visiting Mrs. w w. Gains at Pot
ter.
Mrs. Emma Norris and Mrs. Kincaid
were the evening guests OF Mrs. ]. K.
Rice Friday
Miss Bessie Casey has measles.
w. NJ. Savage is having gas pipsd
into his dwelling.
Mrs. c. c. Crank is spending the
week with Mrs. Addie Rice.
Nura Workman and Babe Savage,
passed here Saturday enroute to Full
ers.
Mrs. Louise Skeens was visiting her
daughter, Grace Oily Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Diamond has returned
to her home in Ohio.
May Crank was shopping here Thurs
day. PANSY. %
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MORGAN CREEK

There VIII be church ut this D,nDr
Sunday at ten O'Clock, Everybody
come. also prayer meeting ct o'clock
carney jordan Was Visiting a: jiiu
Haliuy d SUNDAY afternoon.
Dan Iuucs and Doau Evans were
visiting .al JRmes Hughes Saturday
ArIie Dorcaa!3 was = lanes 4ush"s
Sunday aUcr00On ...
LGra Hughes was Viaili!E one Of her
hunls last week. 49,.
Jcasie Han, Lizzie Carmel and Lora
Hughes we're Mary Cartmet.s al
Lnuisa Last week. " .-. ...
John Er&dluy WIS visiting at James
Carriers Sunday afternoon. .....
3elva Adkins was at Hazel Jordans
last week at Failsburg
Jessie Hall and bora Hughes Were
visiting Lizzie Oartmel Sunday.
Georgia and Missouri Holley visited
Julia Savage Sunday. ....
Walter and BESSIE Hughes have re-
turned home al Logan after visiting
home folks at Morgan Creek.
Donald hughes was at Morgan
Creek. "..>. TWO BLUE EYES
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ow with typhoid fever.

low with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Velmer Savage has been yery
sick for the past week, but improving.
Rayburn Savage has a severe case
of tonsilitis.
John Fields of this village will move
backSto his farm the first of March on
Little Fork
DIR. T. T. Bays went to Ashland Sat-
urday on business. He will build IN Of
fee here and resume the practise If
medicine soon
Frank Savage spent Sunday with
home folks.
Uncle Henry Parsons is improving.
fast He will soon oe able to move To
his farm recently purchased in Ohio.
Word was received here today that
Mrs. ]. M. Womack Of Ashland is very
sick. @
Wcrk is very slack here. Men are
idle and complaining of no work;
g " Rose purchased a LOT for a
house scat from T T. Bays
A SUBSCRfBIsis.
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Those present were Thelma Chadwick,
Eunice and Euln H. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Smith. ~... -: ..
quite a number OF girls and boys
went to Gragston TO an entertainment.
All reported a good time. T. r:.. -
Frank Smith IL making regular trips
to Prichard. We think wedding bells
win be ringing soon. .l..~ -
Mrs, Collins sister and family OF
Williamson were visiting her sunday.
Mr., and Mrs, Bert Kirk of Charles
ton, w Va. are visiting parents Of
this place. T.: ...-
Mrs. Butler Davis was calling on
Mrs. J. T. Rice Sunday afternoon.
We are sorry Nj. and Mrs. James
Michncls are moving from this place
to %hcir farm.
A number Of girls and boys were out
kodakinE sunday 49,.
I Mira. llat shannon is visiting her
son al lncRrr this week
Bud Hart has hpcu making regular
trips over 10 Burnaugh bun the big
snow bluncd MIN out SUNDAY.
TWO CHUMS
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MEADS BRANCH

The revival meeting has closed at
our place. There was one conversion
and the church was somewhat revived
The meeting was conducted by Rev,
A. II. Miller.
He will farm with @, c. Burgess this
season ..@. ~
James Fitch bought n fine horse OF
A. II. Miller last week. -.
]. w. Judd who has been on the sick
list is somewhat improved ..&s.
Lester Judd has moved from WIZ
hanson, w. Va. back 10 Mead's
Branch where he will farm this year.
Bill Hinlcle and Gus Hickman were
on Lick Creek last Sunday to see their
best girls. 49," :. Il
Frank Miller is putting up a saw
mill on our creek. His first set will be
at Levi Miller's ...'. D.. ..'... i.
The people Of our community feel
much relieved since circuit court when
Judge Cisco ordered that all the cases
OF those who had secured license and
tags for their dogs before these in
dictments be dismissed which was done
by pro TEN Judge @. w. Gaelic, This
vas quito relief to our people for
there was quite lot or them. Be-. i.
We are looking for. w. H. Miller to
move from Columbus OHIO, TO his farm
on Blevin Branch about the Goth Of
this month. .,... &c.,. 2'... ...
Sam Castle has moved TO our creek
to tho farm he bought of l. X. Spencer
known as the Judd farm. Il
Douglas johnson has moved back
to his farm. -.:. ... j..
Oscar and Frank Gose who moved
10 Beaver some tune ago also have
moved back to their homes here.
". =. Hickman coroner was called
10 Blaine Parker's TO hold an inquest
oyer their four months old baby that
they found dead in bed Thursday
morning. Heart failure was the de-
cision. The bercaved have our SYM
patty
Lon Moore has moved temporarily
10 ChattarCy, W, Va to work in the
ujincS,
John A. Hickman and Jay HinlIe
took dinner with Joe ana Hen Miller
Sunday. ....
Uncle Emery Castle VINO has been
sick for while is some better at this
writing.
Everett and Deli Mead had ~ their
guests Sunday their aunt Luthey Mead
Let Us hear from Adeline.-
49,. ONLY ONE. e.
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DENNIS

The citizens and farmers are having
hard time pulling through the big
ten inches Of snow, All farm work
Is suspended for the time being until
Old Sol puts forth some direct rays
to melt of the big snow.
Mlt Watson is still pulling the lever
at the Watson Lumber company mill
at Upper Dennis, :.....
VIM Bruinard OF Weeksbury, Floyd
county. is at home for a few days be-
fore going to lSustice, Florida to visit
his Son, Rev, y. l. Bralnard
Prof Isaac Cunningham IL still
coaching the boys and girls at Baker.
They say he is some Instructor yet.
Mr.. Roosevelt Potter of Wolfpit, Fly.
was calling on Miss Ruby Brhinard
Saturday and Sunday .... H.
y, 4. Rice, our mail carrier, is pre-
parinE to so in the merchandising
business in the near future, He has
already bought his store fixtures.
Jas. Prichard our genial trader made
a trip to Yatesville recently.
Squire Frasher Is clearing some land
preparatory to farming extensively
this year. -.
N. j. Brainard made a trip to Lou
lisa Saturday.
Balton Thompson is attending high
school nj Baker this winter,
Chat Webb was calling at VIM.
Brainard's on Sunday last.
J. L. Neal was calling at Squire
trashor's one day last week on legal
business.
jno and X. Cooksey passed up ctr
creek Sunday enroute to Ratcliff.
School closed at this place last Sat
urday with an entertainment A nice
crowd was present.
Leonard Watson OF Jattie Gap was
calling on the fair sex here Sunday.
Norman Webb was calling here Sun
day. PINK ROSE,
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MADGE

The sick of this community arc im-
proving.
Misses Gladys, George Lee and EN-
lily Haws were visiting Miss Tudell
Turner "Wednesday evening.
Messrs Junior, Clyde and Willis
Barnett were visiting home folks,
Don May spent Saturday with the
Misses Damron,
Wilbur Roberts and Miss Sheldia
Diamond We're united in marriage Sat
urday evening NJ the home of the
brides parents, MIR and Mrs, George
Diamond. 1t was a surprise to their
many friends
Miss Gladys Haws was shopping in
Louisa Saturday.
Harry Roberts was u caller at j D,
Dhmron's Thursday night
A crowd from this place will attend
the quarterly meeting at Yatesyille
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Haws was the guest OF
Misses Ruby and Jewel Damron Mon
day.
james O. Pigg and daughter Mona
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sink
Jordan SAGo LILY.
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HITCHINS

We are enjoying plenty of snow but
wishing for the sunshine again..
Miss Iona Savage is very mich in
disposed at this writing
DR.. T. T. Bays and wife spent last
Tuesday night at the home of Elem
Kitchen at Willard.
Mrs. G, W. Fields is clerking in the
store while her son is absent
c. L. kentener is making good as
travelling salesman.
Deputy Sheriff Nelse Whit, is very
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Miss Dorothy Hays is on the sick list
Herman Hays, who is attending the
K. n, c, spent the weekend with home
folks.
Jay Scarberry spent Sunday after
noon with Opal p. Hinkle
Henry Travis of Wilbur spent sun
day with his best girl al this place.
l.. w. Spencer spent the weekend
at the bedside of his mother in law.
Misses Virginia Galloway and Mary
Jay Corvette of Louisa were the guests
of Misses Verlie and Elizabeth Hays
Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie B. Daniel of Chillicotke, o.,
is visiting Lucy Jane Ball and family.
quite a number of boys and girls
we're out sleigh riding Sunday after
noon
Willie Davis of Davisville and broth
ei., Richard, OF the west spent Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs, John Hays,
Jr.
Mrs. Emma Hays was visiting Mrs,
Mary JHdd Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, Z. L. Moore is at Charleston
this week visiting relatives.
Little Willie Fay Chapman spent
Sunday afternoon with Emma Scar
berry,
Gus Hays has moved on Liss Swans
farm.
l.. C. Hays spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hays.
Teen Lester moved into the house
vacated by Hays
Major Hays is at Ashland taking
treatment for rheumatism.
Davis Spencer went to Richardson
Sunday, f.t
The wedding bells will ring in our
little town this week.
PANSY FACES.
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PRICHARD, W. VA.

The farmers were getting ready 70
pFfar com bull tho snow. came. r.. ~.
rho agent Clyde Collins mother is
pIsllins here from Arkansas, -.
Aired back with us again.
HItfG TEelma Chadwick Of Ashland
IL vlsiting the Davis girls of this place,
clyde Davis. the relief n. &. w OPP
e-nfnr has returned home from Glen
hayes a,.,..
MIRA Worth Hatten entertained a
number OF friends Sunday for dinner.
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CHARLEY

Miss Dorothy Hays is on the sick list
Herman Hays, who is attending the
K. n. c; spent the week end with home
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when everything seemed to be set
for a ninth inning rally. Howie led
off with a clean single, stole second
and scored on a right field hit by
Milan who took too big chance and
was caught at third trying to
stretch his run for an extra base.
This ended the scoring in a game
that would have been a credit to
mid-season baseball.
Abbeville will play at Ware Shoals
next Saturday.
Lineup of teams: Ware Shoals
Godfrey, ss; Mcintyre, C; Colling-
ham, 2b; Chalmers. 3b; Edwards, c.
f.; Hodges, !. f.; Hall, r. f.; Couch
1b; Nc Craskey, p.
Abbeville-Reames, 3b; Howie
IS; Milan, p; Sealey, c; Elwell, 2b;
Garrett, 1b; Swetenberg, rf; cres-
we'll, If; Mcclellan, CT.
Score: H. d. +.
Ware Shoals 900 80 900 4 2 0
Abbeville 100 900 900 2 G. 2
Umpires-Thomasen and john
son.
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GAME OF BALL SATURDAY

The Abbeville Cotton Mills base
hall team opened it's season last Sat-
urday ina close and we'll fought
game with Ware Shoals. The Shoals
players were victors by 4 to 2 and
nobody could deny that they earned
their, laurels for their real action
vas confined to practically one inn
ing of heavy hitting and the rest of
the game was a stubborn fight to
hold the advantage against the de-
fermined attack of the local boys.
This game was not only the open
ing game of the season for the Alb
bevine players but it was their first
contest in the new enclosed park and
t..c Ioca! fans turned out in good
numbers. The Hatch Concert Band,
under Director A. K. Patterson led
the way from the city square to the
park and enlivened a short delay in
the arrival of part of the visiting
team.
Abbeville retired the first three
Shoals batters in quick style and
then Reames led off for the home
team by driving out a two base hit
and scoring few minutes later on
Milan's single. This ended the scor-
ing until the fourth inning which
proved disastrous for Abbeville.
Milan showed the softness of early
season and after hitting Collingham
the first man at the plate in the
fourth, he gave Chalmers hit to
the fence for two bases and a tie
score. A clean single and another
two base drive gave Ware Shoals
tAree runs before retiring. More de-
termined than ever, Abbeville open
I'd up with a single by Howie who
tried for home shortly afterward on
= two-bagger by Sealey but he was
thrown out at the plate on a close
decision.
Ware Shoals took one more run
IN the fifth inning when MacIntyre
drove the bali against the left field
fence for two bases, Collingham
walked and Edwards singled.
Air tight baseball followed with
Abbeville driving hard to recover
losses. The last moments of the
game brought their excitement
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Orr and
Capt. and Mrs. Ramer, of Anderson,
spent Sunday in the city the guests
of Mrs. Fannie Marshall. Capt. Ra-
mer served in the famous 30th and
was captain of the company of
which Gottlob Neuffer and w. D.
Wilkinson were lieutenants. The
Captain told many Of the brave ad-
ventures of our two boys which
were interesting and pleasant to
hear. The Anderson visitors were
charmed with our square, our fine
paving and the beautiful flowers in
the yards of the city.
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VISITING THE. SICK

Mrs. w. G. Chapman and Mr.. w.
D. Wilkinson went to Asheville Sat-
urday and spent Sunday with Julian
Wilkinson who IS in the Govern
ment Hospital at Biltmore. They
found the young man sreatly i'm
proved, being up and able to take a
ride with his visitors.
George Syfan, who IS at Oteen,
another Government Hospital, was
at ;Biltmore spending Sunday with
Julian and he also was glad to see
the folks from home.
Willie Jones, who was one Of
Abbeville's "bravest of the brave"
in the big war is at Biltmore for
treatment, being in bad health as a
result of his war service. Friends
around Abbeville hope to see him
around town soon.
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BACK AT COLLEGE

Miss Ruth Beeks has returned to
Coker College after several weeks
spent at home at the bedside of her
grandmother, Mrs. Ida Wardlaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cade, Of Mt.
Carmel were in the city Monday
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FOR SALE-Best quality cream at
60 cents a pint, also fresh eggs.
Phone +. Mrs. D. "A. Rogers. 4-1tf
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WANTS

FOR SALE-Coleus, Salvias and
Aster plants. MRS. J. D. MILLER
.21 Vienna St. Abbeville Ali 2tpd