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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-04
TUSCOLA

Such a variety OF weather last week!
1t started in warm and pleasant, grew
| cold and the ground froze as hard as
pavement, clouded up and Mr. North
wind brought snowflakes till they COW
cred the ground to a depth of about
six inches Not yet satisfied, Saturday
and Sunday were filled with showers
with some high wind.
The roads are very muddy and the
people are clamoring for work to start
on the Mayo Trail.
After two years or more delay the
Olioyille church house has been placed
upon new foundation, the work hay-
ing been done by Rev, Will Crabtree.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Webb
last week. a boy.
Mrs. Bill Presley, who has been con-
fined to her room for several weeks Is
able to be up and seems to he grad
ually growing stronger.
School is progressing nicely with a
crowded house.
The world is great stage and we
are the actors In tue complex drama
Of life. How soon some leave the
stage never to appear again!
Eliene Womack came upon the stage
November 8, 1919 and left 1t January
10, 1921. Her part was well played
while she was on the stage. She had
learned to talk and was veritable
bundle of brightness and sunshine.
Like the beautiful rose that sends forth
its fragrance to all she enlivened and
Frightened the lives of all with whom
she came in contact.
Whether 1t is better to pass from the
stage when words are being formed
upon the tender lips or to go through
the complexities of life and. at last
with bent form and hollow voice often
seeking charity, leave the stage we
know not God cares for His children.
The mortal remains of little Eilene
were laid to rest In the cemetery over
looking the home of the grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. v. B. Shortridge. 1t will
rest till Christ shall come the second
time and shall call forth the dead.
Eilene VIII be In the number.
The bereaved have our deepest sym
pathy. OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
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Dennis

!. SIR. and Mrs. Austin Bentley were
visiting the latter's parents ut thi'
place Sunday,
willard Browning was a business
visitor in Ashland recently.
Lora Kitchen and Elva Chnffin were
the Saturday evening guests Of Mrs
James Christian.
Mrs. Elem Kitchen was calling on
Mrs Jennie Cooksey Tuesday.
orville and Nolen Kitchen were call
ing on their cousin, Leonard Kitchen,
Sunday.
Willie Chadwick and Adam Short
ridge are attending school at this place
The Misses Violet Rice and Virgie
and Bertha Hutchinson were In Louisa
last week. EDEN BELLS.
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EAST POINT

L. G. Auxier who has been visiting
his brother, J. C. b. Auxier and sister
Mrs. Maggie Davis. and j. s. Kelly
has returned to his home In Covington
Mrs. Mary Rice OF Little Paint was
shopping here Monday
Miss Willie Howard spent Monday
at Prastnnshnrg
DIR. Ramey and John Messer were
business visitors at Prestonsburg last
Monday,
John Harmon who superintends a
mine on Beaver visited home folks
last week.
J. G. b, Auxier is spending week
In the oil fields OF johnson county.
Mrs. Yina Messer continues very III
at her home here. Her sisters. Mrs
James Auxier. Mrs. Elvas Davis, Mrs.
Jack Baldridge and Mrs. J. d. Music.
have been at her bedside.
4 t,stfTfbrr of people from mere have
been attending tn revival at Auxier.
John B, Auxier was here Sunday TO
see his best girl.
Mrs. Emeline Osborn was called TO
the bedside OF her daughter, Gypsy
Roberts. who is very III.
Douglas Eugene and Sallie Auxier
are attending school at Auxier
xxx.
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YATESvILLE

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook
sey. a fine girl.
Luther Prince attended church Al
Green Valley Sunday.
Misses frankie Hoibrook and Ross
Bradley are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Holbrook.
Misses Neva Casey and Grace Crank
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. Marion Wright at Dennis.
Bent Bentley was calling on Miss
Marie Riley Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Denver Holbrook spent
saturday and Sunday with MIR and
hrs, James Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott were call
on MIR and Mrs w v, Prince sun
day
BURNS Blankenship has returned
home
Misses Bertha and virgie Hutchinson
and Violet Rice passed here Thursday
enroute TO Louisa
Miss Rosa Bradley was shopping AT
Fallsburg Thursday
Misses Neva Casey and Grace Crank
were calling on Miss Esta Prince Fri
day
Mrs. Jay salters and little son are
visiting her brother at Logan.
Junior, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Blankenship Is very sick at this
writing
schoo. Is progressing nicely at this
place. SMILES,
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CHARLEY

Mrs Lille Estep, who is having :
new residence built on her lot In Lou.
lisa expects to. move there soon
Mrs. John Hays spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs L. Scott Hays
K Wallace yanhoose of Henrietta spent
Saturday and Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Green Cassell
Miss Alafair Boiling. who has been
at Henrietta has returned home.
L. c. Hays was calling at DR.. Hays
Sunday
Opal HinkIe was visiting relatives at
Mead's Branch Tuesday.
l. w Spencer spent last week at
the bedside of his mother in law, Mrs
Fliza Burgess of Wilbur She is very
i'll.
Pearlean Dixon spent Saturday ev-
ening with her grandmother Mrs E
L. Moore
Mrs Bessie Bryant OF Louisa is Wis
Jting her aunt Mrs. Lille Estep.
Mrs. L. Scott Hays was visiting her
grandmother at Wilbur last Tuesday.
Ina Spencer spent Sunday night
with Dorothy Hays.
Davis Spencer visited relatives at
Richardson Sunday.
Fred Steele who has been teaching
the John Hays school closed II Friday
with treat He is q good teacher and
we hope he will teach our school next
year.
Quite q crowd attended the burial
of Henry Hfnkle at Mead's Branch
Tuesday. SILAS & AfARANDA 4
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WILBUR AND CoRDELL

| Several from this place attende'
church at Mt. Olive Saturday and Sun
day.
There is prayer meeting at this plac,
every Saturday night at six o'clock
Everybody invited,
! Mrs. J. II. Cordle. Jr., and little son.
] were the pleasant dinner guests o
Mrs, j. II. Cordle, ST.. Sunday.
Miss Erma Prince was visiting Mrs
r. H. Cordie one day last week.
Thomas Moore was calling on hi;
best girl Saturday.
Miss Mollie Griffith and Miss Ivory
Justice were the pleasant guests OF
Miss Esta Moore Sunday
Fred Steele made business trip 10
Louisa Saturday,
j. NJ. Brown of Lowmansville, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs, Isaac Moore
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Mamie, Sylvia and Ada
Steele were the pleasant guests of Mrs.
Fred Steele Sunday
E. j. Moore was calling on j. II.
Cordle, Sr.. Sunday evening
Isaac Moore, who was injured In the
mines is recovering very slowly,
Miss Esta Moore was the Sunday
night guest of Miss MollIe Griffith.
Mrs. Jennings Cordie. who has been
visiting her parents at Hicksville has
returned home.
Mrs, j. H. Cordle, ,Tr.. and Miss ivory
Justice were visiting on Little Blaine
one day last week,
Miss Pheha Cordle was the pleasant
sunday afternoon guest of Mrs, Fred
Steele
Miss Mona Arlington and Miss NoIa
Cordle were shopping at Cordell Sat
urday. Il
Mrs, Simon Arlington was visiting
her parents one day last week.
Pfuma q. Prince and Wi1da AIRING
ton We're the pleasant guests of Mrs.
r H, Cordle one day last week
Miss Opal Baker was calling on Miss
Coda Mcdowell one Fay last week
Let us hear from ITcu;cr sena
Several boys and men from this
place have been chasing fox,
BLUE EYES.
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FARM FOR SALE

4 q T. y
1000 acres known MS Vernon F'arrn =
(including about 100000 farming tools.
etc., in Lawrence county, Ohio. Six
teen miles from Ironton, ON Ironton
and jackson pike -Four miles from
railroad freight station. About 1eo
acres Of valley bottoms. balance hlll
land, Very large ten room brick dwol.
ling: about 20 tenant houses; brick
store two story. 24x48 II. with 1sxhe
foot ell for storage room) large stock
barn will hold about 100 head OF stoo,.
with very large loft room, will hoia
about 100 tons OF hay. horse barn 22x4s
feet, rat proof corn crib 26xS6 feet, rat
proof grainery, two story 3sx22; leo
ton silo: 6 ton scale set In cement. An
buildings In first class condition. New
Ter falling water pired from two Bprinaa
on hill into house. yard. garden ana
cattle barn lots. Electric lights frsn
our own Dynamo In house, garnga.
store, cattle barn. horse barn, silo ena
granery. Twenty Thousand Dollars
cash payment will be required. the
balance arranged 70 suit purchases ct
9 per cent win sell to purchaser ~
farm, merchandise In store and abont
100 head of stock (mostiy white fnbe
cattle) at price to be agreed upon. Hoe
X. I. LAWSON, Manager at store -
farm. or write " ". ADKINS, Roona
l0a. Second National Bank Buiidlrs.
Ashland, Kentucky. LIN
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GOOD HEALTH HINTS
Oklahoma Farmer Gives. Sound Ad
vice on Avoiding Sickness
Used Black Draught
30 Years.

Cameron, okla.-"I have used
rhedford's Black-Draught for about
thirty years, and certainly ought Il
know by this time what good medi
cine 1t is" says Mr.. T. l.. Bostier, a
well-known farmer OF this place. Mr.
Bostier he's passed his three-score-and
tenth year, but declares his health
still is good, "and | can say Black.
Draught did its part"
Where there is a. lot OF malaria, q
liver medicine is a necessity, and |
have never found one better than
Black-Draught," continues the Okla.
homan. 1T IN one that know to be
reliable. I sure use It for the liver,
stomach. constipation, Indigestion, and
1t has done me a world OF good. We
use It for the family, and 1t gives
satisfaction. n
"Most trouble, or sickness, comes
from the liver, and II taken in time
can be avo led. That is why I use
Black. Dras t as do. am much
pleased with results obtained"
Thedford's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable. 1t acts on the bowels, gent.
ly stimulating the liver, and helps In.
crease the normal flow of bile into the
intestines. It assists In the digestion
OF food, and relieves constipation In O
prompt and natural way.
Ask your druggist for package to.
day. Insist on Thasford's. NC139
10
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FRgD sTEwART lN cALIFoRNIA.

Lindsay, Cal
The naval orange crop proved to be
a bumper one here this season. there
being over 1000 cars shipped from
Lindsay. We expect a larger crop from
the Valencia oranges which will be
harvested later The lemon and olive
crop were also enormous, but the
eastern markets proved to be much
lower than previous years.
The oil wells being started near here
are proving very successful.
There is a great protracted meet
ing going on at this place and many
are being saved.
We are having much rain here now
and farmers are getting behind with
their spring work.
John Maiden OF Porterville was Wis
iting his friend, Fred Stewart Sunday.
Albert Wells and Earl Moore will
cave soon for their home at Hood
River. oregon.
Lindsay Is pretty town located on
the Southern Pacific railroad and In
the heart Of the great orange section
OF the San joaquin valley. Lindsay
Is surrounded by hundreds OF acres OF
oranges. lemons and olives and the
snow-capped Sierras in the back
ground add much TO its beauty and
also its delightful climate here has q
great attraction for the Eastern tour
lsts, A WESTERN GUY.
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HELLER

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday,
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Bill Powe a
fine boy
Virgie Holton was calling on Mary
Branham Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crit Hall left last week
for Whitehouse.
Miss Margie Castle who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira Hale al
Little Blaine, has returned home
Mrs. Frank Webb was calling on
Mrs. George Sparks Saturday.
Miss Margi and Victoria Castle were
shopping at Heller Saturday
Mrs. Myrtle Boiling was calling on
Mrs. John Childers Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Hale was calling on her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Castle.
last week
Mr., and Mrs. Roscoe Castle were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tackett
Sunday.
Miss virgie ELAN was calling on
Miss Ella Castle Sunday.
Let us hear from Little Blaine 3gain.
SWEET SIXTEilN.
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EAST POINT

Mrs w. w Greer and daughter are
able to be out after IN attack Of in
fiuenza. These are the first cases of
fiu in our neighborhood this winter.
Mrs Ora C. Jaynes of Charleston.
w. Va, arrived Friday to visit her pa
rents. MIR. and Mrs. David Johnson
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blair OF
West Van Lear, boy
Stonewall johnson was a business
visitor in Paintsville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley Webb have
gone to housekeeping at Mr., Webb,s
old home.
Mrs. F1ossie E. Price and son were
in Paintsville recently having denta,
work done
George Robinson and Chauncey Ha-
ger, who are working at Green Rock
were here Sunday to see home folks
Mrs. 8. NJ. Music was in Paintsville
Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Hurt of Regina
returned home Saturday after pleas
ant visit with relatives at this place
and PaintsviIle
Our Sunday school is having a good
attendance in spite of the mud and
Indictment weather.
John Brown Auxier of Paintsville
was here Sunday calling on Miss Stella
Robinson.
Willie Moles, who is attending school
At Riceville, spent the week -end with
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazidore Robinson are
moving from Mary Luck to our neigh
borhood
Work is scarce here, the only plenti-
ful commodity being mud.
ARUAL. y
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Oslo

Dennie Chaffin returned home from
Hemp Hill, w. Va, last week.
John, Elisha and Luther lobe att
tended church at Dry Ridge Saturday
night.
Mrs. Carrie lobe is on the sick list.
okey Chaffin is expected home in the
near future.
John lobe spent Friday night with
his cousin. Lando Hays
Johnnie Rose has. decided the idea of
going TO Kansas
G. G. Cunningham was on o.. : crsek.
last week
Bro curnutte will start revival at
Compton.
Milt Chaffin called on his sister Mrs
Stella lobe Sunday last
JOE CEPHIJS
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HATFIELD, w. VA.

Two men were killed here few days
ago at the Thacker seam by slate
Henry Green and Clarence Hunter.
This place is getting to be very
business place.
Pastor Vanhoese has been having
some good meetings here He hrs Just
moved from whitchonse. Ky. We are
very glad to have our good neighbor
with us again.
Born. to Mr., and Mrs. Den Welch a
fine boy.
Mr.. and Mrs James Welch have a
fine boy. and also Mr. and Mrs Nose
Marcum a fine boy.
MISS Maggie welch spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister F'Ioria
Moore In Williamson.
School is progressing nicely at this
place. Miss Gladys Baker teacher
The soldiers that were here have
gone.
Mrs. Kate Blnnton is very sick
Ebert Castle has returned from
ofrutt, Ky. LONESOME GIRL.
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RIVER

Singing school is still going on nj
East River and revival IL being con
Quoted IL Concord
Ison Daniel D n Daniel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Daniel Mitchell and Denver
STAFFORD. Eva Leah Butler and Eva
Preston were The dinner guests Of Mrs
= NJ. Gambill sunday
f,Htitsf isaftisi ani LlEc Preston ARE
on the sick list
Iohny Porter has leakage ~ the
heart The doctors say there is no
show for him 20 get well He has gone
TO the hospital
Miss Rule Daniel was the guest OF
Lorena Gamblll Saturday and Sunday.
BLUE EYES
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UPPER LICK CREEK

Church at this place Sunday by Rev.
A. H. Miller.
Sorry to hear OF the death of Henry
Hinkle.
Charley Cox and family have moved
to Drift and John Reynolds has moved
to his place.
John and Alice Patrick made a bust
ness trip to Louisa Monday
Coda and Fay McCown were visit
ing Coda Shannon Sunday
II teona4 Childers passed down our
creek Sunday.
Pearl Cox was visiting Garnet Rey-
nolds Saturday
John Reynolds made business trip
TO Blevins Branch Monday
TRExJE
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DEEP HOLE

There win be church at this pizss
Sunday at ten o'clock by. Rev. n. y
Wiley. Everybody come.
Ernest Preece was calling at H;:siss
Sunday.
q H. Proece purchased fine lot or
sheep one day last week. A FAIRY,
, 1921-06-12
Farm Relief In
Arkansas Valley
Asked of Board

WASHINGTON. June 1f--sennsors
Phipps and Nicholson. of col,-ado.
conferred today with the federal farm
loan board with a view to having the
board aid in relief in the Arkansas
river Hood district by making loans
to farmers who lost their cattle and
crops in the noad- They were under
stood to have been assured Of the
boards cooperation.
A telegram received today by sena-
tor Phipps from Governor shoup said
help along this line would be q great
aid as would the report Of the recla-
nation service in arriving at an esti.
mate OF damages The governor said
every effort would be made through
the Red Cross organization to raise
the largest sum possible for relief
xrfsk.
The work OF the military forces is
excellent" the telegram added. and
the cleaning up OF the town. taking
care OF homeless. feeding the hungry
IL in splendid shape. Colorado is very
appreciative OF your hard work and
accomplishments for their citizens in
their hour OF need"
, 1921-06-12

T~aoernacle corner Durbin and Sixth
streets. Rev. Charles A Wilson. pas
tor. Sunday school a.45 n. in. Morn
ing worship IL o'clock: sermon. '-Th.
Character OF God--Ps. 1851. an
them. My Soul Longeth" cfartenl
solo. Blessed Be the Pure aahnl
Mrs o w Hillgren. Evening wor
d at 5 o'clock; sermon. Safeguard
ing Great Treasurers"-Heb. 81: an
them, "Ye. That Stand in the Hous,
OF h Lord tSpinneyl; solo, "Tnou
Wit Keep HLs. in Perfect Peace
lSpeohtl. Mrs. Sylvia Barron. Ladies'
Aid Thursday at $50 p. m. in the
church. We welcome the stranger e
worship with US.
, 1921-06-12

Joe and Louis McKenna. residents
OF Casper for the past several months,
nave purchased the Lyric pool hall
from Ed Mellem n Oscar Gilman.
The consideration IN the transfer was
not made public
J. J. Giblin. local representative OF
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
returned this morning from a shorr
business trip TO Cheyenne, Laramis
and other cities in the southern part
Of the state
Miss Kathryn Burnett has returned
from Cheyenne where she a been
attending school during the past year,
She win spend tho summer with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. W. c. Burnett
on South jackson street.
Miss Lois Kouns left this morning
for California. where she viii spend
the summer.
Y. H. o'Donohue. who has been at
tending medical college in Denver. 4,
visiting for the day at the Fay Crater
residence en- route to his own home
in Riverton-
H. B. Maxon has returned from
Cheyenne where he has been attend,
ing to business matters.
Mrs. A. z. Chandler is visiting with
friends ard attending to business in
Cheyenne for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Callahan Of
Garden City. Kan. are spending a few
days here On business and visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs w j. Reynard has returned
from a short visit in Cheyenne.
Charles shabiorn. who has been
looking after business matters in
Cheyenne for the past several days,
has returned to his headquarters here
Mrs Erwin Day and little daughter,
Marjorie. left yesteriay for Aigona,
Iowa, where they will remain for abo
a month visiting with MIR. Days rela
lives.
Miss Ruth Kimball left for Den
yer, where she viii visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Floyd Tuiiy.
a j. Mokier this week bought the
Todd Bowman residence on South
David street. lot Z in block so. The
consideration was between $1,000 anc
5000. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Day VIII
occupy the dwelling after Mrs. Day
returns from Iowa where she is Wis
iting.
Dan Mccarthy. who recently re
turned here from an extended cas-
ernp visit. received notice this weel
that his firal papers granting him O
homestead which he took in the Big
Horn mountains about nv years age
had been approved.
, 1921-06-12

ice o'clock; theme. The Christ We
FORGOT The morning ermo Is the
companion sermon to tho one
preached two weeks ago on when
The Church VIII Reach Big Men
The thing that this pulpit aims
Al Is handling the problems OF every
day life for the everyday man. There
IS something for you at every serv-
ice Baptists In Casper should be
lined up with their church. Come
put and make yourself known. strang.
ers always welcome. You are a
stranger but once in the First Bap.
list church.
, 1921-06-12
PERSONALS

r. M. Bartholomew has returned
from salt Laxe City, utah. where he
has been on business for several
weeks-
Mrs J.. d. verano 10 expected to
return tomorrow from Boulder. Colo,
where she has been attending the
commencement exercises at the uni
yerstty and visiting with friends.
Miss Ivy Moore of the Moore Hat
Shop which was formerly located on
the fnezzanfne floor of the Smith
Turner building, IS leaving for Chi
cago and New York to purchase a
complete line of summer millinery for
The opening of her new shop. Miss
Moore will be located with h wyo-
ming Fur Shop which viii occupy
the space now filled by the Henning
Coffee Shop in the Henning building.
First and Center streets.
Dr. W. Kocher is in Cheyenne and
Is a guest at HI home OF Dr.. and Mrs.
Peter APPEL
Miss Vera Tangeman is leaving to-
morrow for Hardwick. MINI. where
she VIII spend the summer after teach
ing in the North Casper school Miss
Tangeman plans on returning here in
the fan.
George Stanford returned from
the University OF Nebraka where he
has been for the past winter and win
spend the summer here In the employ
OF h Midwest Refining company.
Miss Katherine Tyler art assis-
tant in the schools here IS leaving to-
morrow for her home in Portland.
Ore. Miss Tyler Will do special art
work in Chicago. ILL.,. mex year
Miss Esther Doran has returned to
her Position in the offices of the Mid
west Refining company after being
confined TO her home for several days
W. r. Finney has returned from
the on fields where ha has been look
ing after business for the Midwest Re-
filming company.
Miss Vida Williams IS leaving to-
morrow for her home near Mime
apoIis- Miss Williams plans on re-
turning TO Casper next year will
resume e work as Kindergarten
NG1RhaH
, 1921-06-12
Parents Seeking
Word of Youth,
Make Concession

Somewhere in North Dakota there
is u little mother gncving and anx-
iousiy waiting for some word from
her notwithstanding boy.
Somewhere In Wyoming there is a
young man th~oughtlesaly and need
iessly causing unhappiness.
And in Casper there is t;ie father
seeking to communicate with the
Maynard youth.
II want him to know that he
won't have to go to school. or Y
stay at home with u.s." the father
said. but I want him to let his
mother know where he is. OF
course I would like I have him
homo with u.s." he added wistfuily.
maybe just for a visit. but II he
didn't want to he wouldn't have to
leave his job"
This is just another OF the time
old stories.
The boy, Harold Joe Kelly. was
full OF the vim and vigor OF the pio-
neer life. and he Just couldn't hold
his thoughts and air castles within
a schooiroom. And the mother and
father had iabored long SO that their
only son could have the education
which is denied many.
As the outcome. the youth ran
away. over a year ago. and until
word was received through a boy
friend that Joe was working in Cas-
per. the mother and father at home
knew nothing of his whereabouts.
And now Mr.. Kelly is here>hunting
for his son just TO tell him hat no
is fully forgiven and that word
from him would brighten his
mothers life immeasurably.