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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12

Mr.. Will Flowers has returned t;
Chicago. Ill, after visiting his sister
and mother on 10th street.
Mines. Lillian Bleason and C. Kins
left Thursday to attend the funeral
of their brother, Mr.. Joe Sampson
who died at Houston, Texas. The
reporter of the Dallas Express has
the deepest sympathy for these ladies
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman, Hattie
street, had as their guest Mr.. Timothy
Wells of Longview, Texas.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins of Dallas Wis.
tied friends in the city last week.
Mrs. frankie Thomas was recently
married to Mr.. Dennis Sweet of st
Louis. Mo. They have the best wish
es Of their many friends.
Keep reading the Dallas Express
thinking, and thinking in proportion
to reading.
Keep reading the Dallas Express
found at Temple Drug Store.
The graduating class OF 1921 was
entertained with a Buffet Luncheon
by Mines. Jones, Borders and Stand
ifer, teachers OF the High School
Jan. oath. which was one of the most
de ightful affairs of the season. Time.
~ remarks were given the class by
these teachers while each pupil re.
sponded with deepest regret in leav-
ing the school or place that has
given them so much pleasure these
many years.
Mrs. A. Y. Norwood, 7th street, was
hostess to about 16 guests Tuesday
afternoon, Eel. /, TO a luncheon and
Whist party. After the games, cake
whipped cream and jello was served
Reading without purpose is saun-
tering, not exercise. Mors is gotten
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
CITIZENS COMMITTEE OMAKE FINAL
REPORT MONDAY NIGHT.
RECEPTION TO BE rendered COMMITTEE.
$275.OO ADDED TO FUND THIS WEEK.

| By Mrs. Clotide Thomas, Sunshine
Palace No. 1, Local Friends, M. D
Began, $1O0, G. Dixon 1Oc. S
Crenshaw soc, M. Ruffin soc, s.
Hawkins 4Oc. Total $500.
BY Mrs. H. d. VIM:
Miss H. Jorson 500. Total
$1.OO.
BY Mrs. ]. c. Frazier:
Mrs. ]. E. Walker, $1.0o. Total
500.
BY Mrs. A. S. Wells:
Mrs. Mollie Worthington SOC. To
tai Soc.
BY Mrs. B. F. White;
Mr.. S. f. Josy $1.O0, John Dor
sey $1.00, Mrs Mallory SOC. Total
$3.50.
By Mrs. Lizzie Stewart:
Mistresses Albert Washington S1.00
e. Criss 800, ]. Grace, $1.00;
NJ. Alexander $1.O0, NJ. Carter
$1OO M. Jones $1O0. L. v. Stuart
$1.00, o. Stuart Beatty $1.0(
Spriggins SOC; Mr.. ]. Whitley
$1.0O. Mr.. E. Johnson SOC. Total
$1,000
| by MIS- .. "A. t1uBHeS.
Jno. H. Beverly, $1.00, Ruth Ba.
bron soc, j. L. Rakestraw $1.00
F.. X. Richey $1.0O, W. L. Riptoe
J $1.00. Total $3.50.
BY Mrs. NJ. T. Thompson:
Titche Goetingers Co. $500;
Total $500.
Mr.. Tolbert chairman Of the
committee on homes, reported thai
substantial progress was made do
ing the week in obtaining stoppine
places for the visitors; but that g
sufficient number of homes has moi
yet been gotten. He urges the peo-
pie of Dallas to show their hos
pitality by taking as many visitors
as possible. Any one desiring dele.
gates will kindly phone H. 6704
residence of DR.. Arlington.
! Final reports Of monies collect
/ ed will be made next Monday night
at the church. At this time st
James Church will give a recep.
ton to the Committee and all who
assisted in raising the fund. AL
workers are invited and are ex.
pected to be present. The Presid.
ing Bishop of the Tenth Episcopal
District is expected to be at the
meeting A number of addresses
will be made.
Mr.. j. A. Austin, chairman OF the
Publicity Committee reported the
souvenir program ready to go tC
press. Anyone desiring to take
space can do so by phoning him al
once at the Dallas Express Office
+ The following is the full report
for the week:
Grand Lodge X. of p By
Hon. w. S, Willis .........$100.0C
Musicians Protective AS
sociation Local No. 1853 =. 5000
! Mantone Lodge No. 282 X.
of P. ...-.-........................- 5000
Ladies Division, Mrs
]. G. Frazier ................... $3.50
! Rev. w. L. Dickson ............ 400
Mrs. v. IL. s. Booker ..A........ 2.5(
Total .....-........-.......-.-.--.--.$275.0 OF
Previously Acknowledged 41933C
Grand Total ....-...............$446S.3 sc
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HOME OFFICE OF TIVE
SEATTLE LUCKY WEDNESDAY MINING COMPANY,
OF AMERICA


oath Avenue Swancy Pres b. Walker
Mrs % b q Streets N
($25
to
mobl the
l. shmon
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12

Mr.. Mack Bates. who has resided
at Little Rock, Ark, for the past
twelve years, returned to Dallas last
Saturday for an indefinite sojourn.
Mr.. H. Streety, formerly of Dallas,
was here Saturday from Chicago,
mingling with friends.
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The Wonderful Hair Dresser and

One thcnsand Agsn3
wanted - Good
money
made. We want agsrN
in every city and via
lage to sell THE
STAR HAIR GROW,
Err. This is a wor6es-
f1i preparation. Car
be used with or Wite
out strengthening ire1f
Sells for 26c Pc
box-one zoe baA
will prove its TaluA
Any person that WIZ
use a 25c box will be
convinced. Ne matte
what has failed ta
grew your hair 5uEt
give HE star
H LAIR GROWER q
trial and be convinced
Send 25c for full siHs
hox. If you wisE q
be agent send $I.Ge
and we will send yes
a full supply that yer
can begin work wsss
1t at once: niSa
agents terms. seaG
all money ~ rncnaF
order 70
THE STAR HAZE
GROWER MANY
FACTURERs
Box S12, Gresnshm
e. q
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DEPENDABILITY

chen dollars have decreased in buying and the public
called upon pay the additional costs of production and
Wv when the question of quality Of preparations thrown to
the scrapheap and dependaby of service and quality OF
results entirely discarded Madam finds herself confronted with
the problem of how what with the money she
purchase for her toilette
For madys beauty and saving her precious dollars in
sst upon articles that bear this SEAL
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NEGROES OF s. C. RESPOND SLOW
LY TO v. NJ. G. A. OFFER.
(0Rv N Pr

Greenwood. S. c., Feb. 1O.-The Ma
tional War Work Council of the Y.
NJ c. A.. has awarded in South Caro-
lima 673 free scholarships to ex-ser-
vice men during 1920 as shown by
the following summary sent out by
the supervisor. December 81:
Total number of general
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12

Total of all 67S awards $50, 1877. 90
There remains on hand January LIST
a balance in the whole state of $751;
647, and it will be seen from the
above that 1t belongs to Negro APP
plicants, as the percentage of the two
in war were SIS per cent white, and
IS per cent Negro. The Negroes will
be given every opportunity and If not
applied for by February LIST 1t will be
redistributed for use by any worthy
men irrespective of race.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
kUn a LITTLE
HBIl-TRU--LINE

grow. 1t makes the scalp healthy
IT makes the hair soft, straight and
glossy; H. gives life to the most stuo-
born hair and surrounds the face with
grace and beauty
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(RY A. N. P.l

Talbotton, Ga, Feb 1O.-samuel
tree not far from here last Sunday
morning. Up to this time no reason
can be assigned by the local au-
thorities for the lynching of the man.
An investigation has been started by
police officers.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12

Jacl5sonvilie, Fla. Feb. 1O.-A com
munity service work has been or
ganized by the Jacksonville Chamber
of Commerce. Ernest T. Attwell was
chosen to complete the organization
and has succeeded in getting the
hearty cooperation of the Colored
people in the city to join with him
in the movement.
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(By A. N. P)

Moultrie. Ga, Feb. 1O.-Farmers in
Mitchell County have taken drastic
labor recruiters. These recruiters have
been very busy signing up Negro la
borers and taking them to other
parts of the country. This has caused
a scarcity OF farm hands and prompts
ton of the recruiters.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
lDRS. PORTER
AND PORTER
MEDICINE AND
SURGEON
s-4-12t

Graduate OF three
medical colleges, 81
years experience.
Those who have
telephones, please
insert this number,
TX 2705' on margin of
directory opposite
our names.
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FROM HERE AND THERE
tThe Associated Negro Press,

Houston. Texas, Feb. 1O.-To re-
strain holding "a white mans prim-
ary." an Injunction suit was filed by
six Colored citizens here. This action
followed announcement that Negroes
would not be allowed to vote in the
municipal election February 0.
Plaquemine. La, Feb 1o.-George
Werner. who shot Numa Tiercut, a
rice planter was taken from iail at
Port Allen by a mob and hanged to
signpost near the scene of the shoot
ing. Tiercut, who was shot five times
after he had reprimanded Warner FOR
delinquency in this work, is not ex-
pected to live.
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 10.-A large
delegation of Colored citizens from
Gary and indianapolis urged Cover
nor McGray to refuse eXtradition for
Macy Gliding wanted at Sylvester,
Ga, saying he would be lynched upon
his return Giddins is held at Gary.
FLASHES FROM HERE AND THERE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
HONOR ROLL FOR, LIBERTY
HILL SCHOOL.

The Christmas tree and entertain.
ment at this place was we'll attend.
ed and every. one seemed to enjoy
it. School opened with good at.
tendance, thity seven. The monthly
average Off last month was thirty
nine
Seventh grade-Nell Humphrey.
Fifth grade-Nancie Humphrey
Alta Stevenson, Oracle Bowling, HUI
bert Peery.
Third grade Nose Humphrey.
Primer-Ruth Mulkey, Edith Bow
ling, Virginia Rutherford, Those re-
ceiving the most head marks until
Xmas: Fifth grade-Hubert Peery.
Third grade Mary Rose Humph-
rey.
Could any one wish for prettier
New Year than we have had. What
do the weather prophets say? But
! say enjoy the present for you
know not the future. A number of
the young folks spent their HOLIDAYS
visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Margaret McCrady has returned
from Thompson Valley and reports a
pleasant vacatio.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON
GROWERS HIT HARD.

Mr.. S. A. PRESLEY, Due West s.
c. sent his check to renew his wifc's
subscription, and adds: "The year
just closing has been very disas-
trous one to this section. Cotton is
bringing one third what last years
crop brought, and as it was made
on high priced food and fertilizer, il
is not near paying the farmers OUT
The farmers got exorbitant prices
for several years, but perhaps did
not heed the warning of lean years
coming. In some communities and
with very many people, the highly
prosperous years demornlized every
body. Instead of saving up their
surplus cash they plunged ahead
bought automobiles, silk and the high
priced clothing and all, regardless OF
prices. They should have known that
the pinch would come. This is the
way many people acted in this sec.
ton, and perhaps in S. C. also.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
INVOICES.

Merchants and tradesmen are busy
this week taking invoices of stocks
left on hand, in order to compare
amount of goods on hand with sales
during. year. The object is to ascer-
tain whether they have made or lost
money and how much. This review
the weak or strong points in the
management, and whether the mer-
chant is pleased and satisfied with
the years work will depend upon the
results of the inventory honestly
taken and fairly considered, and nj
so determine the course of action for
the future. Here is suggestion:
would it not be wise to take an in.
vencory to ascertain our standing
spiritually? How did we come ont
last year in the attainments which
counts &C, most and will endure longest !?
Think it over.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
STS W1
SPEND MILLIONS
Propose Huge Sum to be Spent
in Aiding Southern Education
Institutions, Both White
and CoIored.

Nashville Tenn, Dec. 22.-South
ern Baptists intend to spend $11,
100000 during the next four year
on; new buildings and equipment fol
& educational institutions owned by
the denomination, according to de
cision announced at the offices of the
) church, in Nashville, Tenn. Approx.
3 imately the same amount will be
spent during that period in lifting
the debts of the institutions and in
creaoing their endowments-
Of the building fund S2,275,00c
will go to institutions of the church
which are known as South-wide, in
s scluding the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary at Louisville, KY;
Southwestern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas; Bap-
tist Bible Institute, New Orleans,
La; and the Baptist Theological
for negroes at Nashville,
Tenn. The, remainder of the fund
will be expended for new buildings
lat the Baptist colleges within the
everal states comprising the terri
8tory of the Southern Baptist conven-
Elton.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler, of the
Methodist Church, South, in a re-
cent interview stated: "There was
sne market, difference between the
campaign of the Baptists and the
Centenary campaign. of the Metho-
|41ist Church, South, in that they Sc
cured more large contributions from
<their wealthiest men.
"Our church ought to have men
#who will give 100000 and even
3nore, while number should give
&500,00O each. to the fund of $685.
100000 proposed as the minimum
figure for the goal of the educational
= ovement.
o"lf the Southern Methodists do as
III as the Baptists more than $780,
- 200 will be invested in the South
educational enterprises by these
denominations alone during the
S> t five years. The bare possibility
such result is thrilling. 1t would
pge the currents of our national
ory, and its effects should be
7 in other lands"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.

The regular January meeting OF
the Civic League was held Dec. 90
at $3.50 p. m,, in the Red Cross
rooms.
A representative number of ladies'
were present and plans for the com.
ing year were Enthusiastically and
fully discussed. Tho president, Mrs
George st. Clair, presided and gave
q most inspiring talk.
Tho following chairmen were ap.
pointed and other committees will be
published as soon as possible:
Otllcers-President, Mrs. George
w. st. Clair. 1st president, Mrs
Lacy -Tynes. Second vide-presiaent,
Mrs. II. E. Harman, Secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Arrowood. Cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. A. NJ. Black,
Chairmcu.
Sanitation @nd Social Service.
Mrs. b. w. Stras. Out door Improve
mcnt-Mns. Hurry Buston. Junior
civic-Mrs. Barnes Gillespie. Wnvs
and Means Mrs. A. S. lIigginbot.
hmm. Finance--Mss Eta iinnlSins.
Membership Mrs. Chas. Moss. Pa
irons and teachels-Mrs. j. T.. Jnck-
son. School lunch--Mrs. p. d. John
ston.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
HOTEL TO BE
REMODELED
New Proprietors Have Giver
Contract TO Heldreth Broth
ers for Many Changes in
Building.

Plans have been perfected for Inn
provements to the Jeffersonville ho.
tel early this year. Mr.. Dekas, the
proprietor, has already contracted
with Heldreth to do the work, and
says that quite extensive improve
ments will be made. The entire front
is to be altered, and inside changes
will be made, on the first floor as
well as on the second floor.
1t is the purpose Of the manage
equipped hotel, it is stated, one that
will meet the demands NIL around.
Another new building il undor
contemplation, rumor says. At least
ono new residence is planned for the
early spring by n young man 'of
this town who may have idens in his
head.
There is u constant demand here
for houses for rent, inquiries being
frequently from outside tho county.
None Of which can be filed, us there
are no houses for rent ut this time.
The business outlook for tho year
is about rs usual for Tazowell. Tho
merchants report last years busi-
ness good. Invoicing has not been
completed, but tho general opinion
expressed by tho merchants is that
tho past season was good upon the
whole.
There were no business failures or
troubles last ycar. The churches
were usually prosperous. Large sums
of money wee rnised by the churches
for campaigns of different kinds, us
we'll as for home expenses. The Red
Cross and w. C. Il. u, Cemetery
Association and Civic League, did II
largo amount Of work in their de-
partments.
The Red Cross nurse, appointed
last Fall by the State Hoard of
Health. entered upon her work IN
October, and Miss Lambert hns al
rendy made q fine record.
Tho school, under Prof. Bobbitrs
Is larger than ever be.
fore and igetting on finely. The
school is crowded, and more room is
necessary.
A fine lot of road building wns
put through, and tho 1921 will be nm
Improvement in this regard over
1920.
One of the best pieces of work
during the year was the building of
tho concrete street and sidewalk ON
Pine Street by Kincor and Vermll-
lion.
This brief resume of tho year ia
not claimed to DO complete. Moro
Of it for next issue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
POUNDING MILL NEWS.
Pounding Mill, Janue

Pounding Mill, January 8.
To the readers of this paper, /
wish you all happy and prosperous
New Year.
The Sunday school had Xmas.
tree on Tuesday night after Christ
mas. There were presents for all
the school. Rev. w. e. Hughes
preached on Christmas day. On last
Sunday s72 pupils were present at
Sunday school, new officers and
teachers were elected. Mr.. G. R. Ri
ley was reelected as superintendent
and Mrs. j. L. Ringstaff reelected
as secretary and treasurer.
The following teachers and pupils
have returned to their schools: DR..
R. F. Gillespie to Richmond Medical
College; Miss Barbara Hurt, teach
er, Gerard, Ohio; Miss Mary B. Gil
lespie, pupilS Columbia University,
New York; Misses Mary and Kate
Hurt to Bethany College, w. Va;
Miss Lois Hurt, New Bern, N. c.,
to teach music; Miss Ollie Kate Gil
lespie, Goucher College, Baltimore,
Md; James Hunter, Episcopal school
Lynchburg, Va; Jim Sam Gillespie,
Tazewell; the teachers, Miss Garn-
cite Pharr, Gap Mills, W. Va, Miss
Obershain, Botetourt county, and
Miss Hager, Max Meadows, reopen
ed school here Monday.
Miss Maggie :Myres, Newport
News, visited her sister-in-law Mrs
Laura Myres and family Christmas
week.
Mrs. w. b. Steele, as is her usual
custom, spent Christmas day and ate
turkey with her mother Other guests
were, Mr.. P. G. .Claypool, Grant
City, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs.F. G. Nc
Guire, Prestonsburg, KY; Mr.. and
Mrs. James e. Mcguire and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gillespie and
little daughter of this place.
Quite number. of dinners were
enjoyed among the returned pupils
and teachers here. Mrs. Ollie Hurts
r. X. Gillespie's and Mrs. G. M
Hunters.
Mr.. j. Logan Ringstaff and Mis-.
Gussie Christian went to Princeton
on Wednesday before Christmas ant
were married after a courtship of II
years. The groom is son of Mrs
Susan Ringstaff, of this place, while
the bride is the daughter of Mrs
Mary; Christian. They will live here
Mr.. Walker Ringstaff, son of Mr.
ana Mrs. John Ringstaff, and Mis-.
Elsie Beavers, daughter of Mr.. Ale,
Beavers, on December 22, at Cedar
Bluff, by Rev. Ezra Linkous. Mr.
Ringstaff Is salesman for Pound
ing Mill Supply Co. They will liv,
at Pounding Mill.
Miss Rachel Nunley and sister
Miss Nunley, of Roanoke, visite,
their grandmother and uncle, Mrs
Zane Nunley and Mr.. Oscar Nunle,
one night last week.
Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe, Tazewell, wa
mere tuesday night and addresse
mas tree treat.
The W. G. T. U. held its regula
meeting last Sunday at 2 O'clock.
Rev. Carbaugh, the new Methods
preacher, Maxwell, is expected t
fill his appointment here next Sur
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
NEW SUBSCRIPTION LISTS
YOUR DATE CORRECT?

The changing and correction of
the subscription list has taken a good
deal of the time of the office, owing
to the large number of changes
usual at this. season of the year,
Please examine the date printed op-
posite your name on the right hand
corner Of the paper you have in your
hand. This label shows the month
and year to which your Subscription
is paid, according to our records
Mistakes are likely to occur with
such work as this. If you find you1
GATE not correct kindly notify the. Of.
made. ~ e.ss Is l--s7. - !. :
The new list is not complete
There are some names that must bs
dropped out unless otherwise notified
by the subscribers who are in ar
rears.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
In the Gle

In the Clerks Office OF tho Circuit
Court of the county Of Tazewcll, on
the 9th day of january, 1921.
Ada Gillespie Conrad, Complainant
aginst
Oscnr Conrad, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce vinculo matrimopii for
the complainant from the defendant
on the grounds of desertion by him
TO moro than three years.
And an affidavit having boon made
and filed that the defendant, Oscar
Conrad, is not n resident Of tho state
OF Virginia, it Is ordered that he do
appear here within ten days after
due publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
And 1t is further ordered that n
copy hereof be published once n
week for four successive weeks In
the Clinch Valley News, n newspaper
published in the county of Tazewoll,
virginia, and that copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court House
OF this county on or before the 18th
day Of January, 1921, that being the
next succeeding Rule day after this
order was entered, md 'that n copy
be mailed to the said defendant Os.
ca Conrad, Mt his last known address
or place of abode, to-wit: Cincinnati
State of Ohio.
A Copy-Teste:
II. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
BY S. M. Graham, d. C.
). Powell Royal, p. q. 1-7-4t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-07
CHRISTMAS GREETING.
North Tazewell. Dec

North Tazewell, Dec. 2Sth.
We hope the editor, his wife and
family, have had truly blessed and
Joyous Christmas. and that the New
Year may abound in blessings for
them.
We arc encouraged thru hearing
of the successful record the Revenue
o Ger, Lieut.. Mutter is makinu i'm
enforcing the 18th amendment, and
bid him God speed In continuing his
search until he finds moonshiners
and all in and near our community
who are manufacturing, selling and
transporting strong drink.
On Frida& afternoon before Xmas
an evergreen tree was ladened with
gifts for pupils and teachers of the
Healing Springs school. Each of the
teachers presented their pupils n
beautiful of poems. We appreciate
the interest and frequent visits made
this school by Miss Lambert, the Red
Cross nurse.
Mrs. Henry Wright has typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Austin Pccry, who has had
bronchial trouble for some time is
some better. Her daughter, Miss
Helelt who was recently married.
visited her home last week.
Mrs. G. w. Litz. with Helen Eliza
beth, arc visiting her mother in XIV,
MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Iitz spent
Christmas day at Mr.. r. A.. Smoots
homo. Miss Frances Litz, who has
been teaching in Danvillo, together
with Frank and Geo. Smoot ACCOM-
panied them home upon their return.
Mrs. Chas. Sluss was delighted
last week by visit from her father.
). f. Cassell, of Ceres, and hen old.
est brother, e. X. Casscll, of New
Two of our soldier boys, Robert
Harman and Kelly Wright married
during the holidays. Best wishes for
them.