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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
SUPT. OF EDUCATION
ESTABLISHES EXCHANGE

Port Gibson, Miss, March "a, 1921.
Dear Teachers and Patrons Of Clai-
borne County Schools:
It is my purpose to use the County
Superintendent's Office in the future as
an exchange for public school text
books whereby parties who have books
that are Of no further service to them
may sell them at a reasonable price to
those who will need them. When your
child has finished its books instead Of
putting them in a back room on a
shelf and letting the rats eat them.
bring them to this office, and / will
give you a receipt for them, If you
VIII sell them at second hand prices,
and just as soon as they are sold I
will send you the entire proceeds Of
the sale. 1t is not my intention TO
make one cent out Of this; but to teach
the children the value Of saving. In
a stressing time like this the only re-
deeming feature is to save the rem
nants, and in this way we can save q
good little remnant. There are about
four thousand children in the schools
OF Claiborne county, and the books will
cost on an average Of four dollars per
child, making total Of sixteen thous-
and dollars. The average family has
three children, so we will finish with
one third Of these books each year, In
this remnant there Is the sum Of five
thousand dollars each year, which can
be saved if you will cooperate with me
IN exchanging these books. The books
that you are through with the other
fellow might be ready for. and some
other fellow will be through with the
books that you are ready for. This
does not include the old books that
have gone out Of date, just the books
that are being used now IN the schools,
| will be in the Office every Saturday
from nine until four, and win be glad
to have you come in and talk with me
and offer suggestions about how we
can improve our schools, and give bet
ter service to the children Of this
county.
To the Teachers: you are requested
to inform those who do not take the
Reveille Of this, and encourage all TO
help IN this move. As soon as schools
are closed they can bring the books
That they are through with into the
Office and get others, and when school
opens we will have our books ready
for the first day.
With best wishes to all, am,
Very respectfully,
G. A. McAMIS,
County Supt, Education.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
ELLIS BROS. BUY
GARAGE BUILDING
n b Allen Formerly Head Of the
Allen Motor Co., DispOses Of Build
ing Occupied by BrOwn-Heath Mot
or Co.

This week L. B. Allen sold to Ellis
Bros. the large brick building erected
by the late Ben. R. Levy and occupied
by the Brown-Heath Motor Co., the
price being $1,000.
The building was bought by the
Allen Motor Co. when it was organ
ized. and when that company sold out
ID the Brown-Heath Motor Co., sue
cessors to the Allen company, Mr.. Al
len acquired entire ownership Of the
building,
Ellis brothers have bought many
valuable properties in town, among
them being the old City Hotel, corner
Main and Fair; the Claiborne
Hardware building; the opera house;
the brick structure occupied by them
as a dry goods store, and several resi-
dence properties.
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KIRBY-NEWLIN.

A wedding Of interest occurred Sum
day afternoon, when Miss Vera New
lin, the charming daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Newlin, became the bride Of
Mr.. Al. J. Kirby, in the presence Of the
brides family and a few intimate
friends.
Rev. N. B. Harmon ofiiciated, using
the ring ceremony.
The ceremony took place in the spa
cious double parlors Of the home which
were beautifully decorated with roses
The bride was lovely in stylish
spring suit Of midnight blue tricotine
with silver gray accessories.
Shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirby left for Natchez, their fu-
ture home.
ONE PRESENT.
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NOTICE oF noNn sALE.

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the Town Of Port Gibson, Miss.,wilI
at It's regular April, 1921, meeting, to
be held on April 4th, 1921, receive
sealed bids for the purchase Of all or
any part Of $4,000 school bonds, the
same to be in the denomina-
tion Of $500 each, to be dated
May 1st, 1921, five TO fall due each
year for twenty successive years be-
ginning May LIST, 1922, all TO bear In
terest at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum from date, with interest pay
able semi-annually. A certified check
for $3.50 Is to accompany each bid.
The right TO reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved
A. A. MADDOX, Clerk.
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BISHOP BRATTQN'S VISIT
ENJOYED VERY MUCH

The series Of services conducted by
Bishop Theodore Bratton was source
Of great inspiration to all VINO had the
privilege of hearing him. The Bishop
is a very spiritual man, and no one
can hear him preach without feeling
better for having heard him.
The Bishop accepted an invitation
to occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday night, and, despite the
very bad night, a rather large con-
gregation greeted him, and listened
attentively to an excellent sermon,
While here he was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. A. X. Jones.
Parafine paper for sale at the Rev
ellie Office,
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FAIR BUILDINGS BEING RAzED.

The fair buildings are being destroy
ed by f. S. Walcott who purchased
them from the Kings Daughters. II
will be remembered that soon after
the fair Of last year it was decided
by the stock holders to give the build
ings to the Kings Daughters which, was
really the organizer Of the fair, with
the understanding that they would
liquidate debt Of 5000 which the as
sociation owed.
It is to be regretted that our people
did not appreciate the fair sufficiently
to keep it going, but the interest con-
tinued to decrease until it seemed i'm
possible TO make the fair self-sustain-
ing.
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NOTICE

The Board Of Supervisors Of Clai-
borne County, Mississippi, will receive
until two o'clock r. NJ on Monday,
the first day Of their regular April
meeting, sess..ed bids for furnishing the
material to do the work on the Sus-
pension Bridge, according to plans on
file.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and oil bids
B. II. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat Of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a local disease,
great Influenced by constitutional
conditions, and in order to cure It you
must take an internal remedy. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system. Halls Catarrh
Cure was prescribed by one Of the
best physicians in this country for
years. It is composed Of some Of the
best tonics known, combined with
some Of the best blood purifiers. The
perfect combinations Of the ingred-
tents in Halls Catarrh Cure Is what
produces such wonderful results In ca
tarrhal conditions. Send for testi-
monials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
a
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24

Annual meeting, Claiborne Camp
1877, u c. v. is called to meet at
Court House Monday, April A, 1921.
Please have every member present
scarcely a quorum left.
L. H. WILKINSON, Commander,
J. G. SPENCER, Adjutant.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1921-03-24
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County Of Claiborne.
Town Of Port Gibson

County OF Claiborne.
Town Of Port Gibson.
The undersigned, Clerk and Tax Cl-
lector for said town, in said County
and State, will, on the first Monday,
the fourth (4) day Of April, A. D.
1921, within the hours prescribed BY
law for such sales, at the front door Of
the court house in said town, sell at
public outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, to be paid at time of sale,
the following described property, SIT
uate and being in said town and the
Athena School District, on which tax
es, damages and costs are due thereon
for the fiscal year 1920:
A. A. MADDOX,
Clerk and Tax Collector for Town Of
Port Gibson.
Town Of Port Gibson
F. +. Blackstone, Part So. 4,Drake's
Addition No 2 Sub. st. Mary, Sec 18,
I. II, R 2 =, Tax Sl.05, dgs 10, ptr.
40, total $1.55.
r. E Blackstone, Part Sq. 3,Drake's
Addition No. Sub. st. Mary, S. 18
I. u, r. 2 =, Tax $1.05, dgs 10, ptr,
40, Total $1b5.
f. f. Blackstone, Part Anthony out
lot, Old Town, Tax $13.13, dgs S1.31,
ptr. 40, Total $14.S4.
Alice Blake, Part Drake out lot,
Sub. st. Mary, Tax $500, Digs .68, Ptr.
40, Total s733.
A. e. Coleman, Part Lot 5, So. 2 Old
Town, Tax $1.05, Digs 10, Ptr 40, To-
tai SI.55.
Esther Fields, Part Lot A, sq. s5
Sub. ST. Mary, Tax $s.40, Digs .84, Ptr
40, Total S964.
Esther Fields, brakes Add. No. /
Sub St. Mary, s 18, II IL, r 2 II, Tax
$8.40, Dgs .84, Ptr 40, Total 1854.
Lille p. Harris, Part brakes Add.
No. 2, Sub. st. Mary, Tax $3.f5, Dgs
81, Ptr 40, Total 1886.
Eliza Johnson, Lot %, Ruremont,
Add. Sub. ST. Mary, Tax $1.58, Dgs
.16, Ptr 40, Total $2.14.
Est. SulSey Russell, Part Out Lot
=. Sub. 81. Mary, Tax $500, Digs -63,
Ptr 40, Total s7.33.
Cora Jones, Part Lot 6, So. 6, Old
Town, Tax $1.05, Digs 10, Ptr 40, To-
tai $1.55
Albena School District
John Hill, Part S 18, T II, r 2 e,
4 a 50, Tax $1.80, Digs .18, Ptr 40, Total
III. Lomax, Part S 2s, r H., rae
A 100, Tax $4.O5, Digs 40, Ptr 40, To-
tai S4s5.
Mrs. Alice McDouean, Part S 4e.
Il IL, H 2E A 1870; Part S so, I ii,
r 2 z, A 20, Tax STAT, Digs rs, Ptr
Q0 Totol 60 no
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To prevent cold take sss. a
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p14,l5D.4a
Port Gibson Bank, Depository
Continued Next Week).
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-09

from D. Andrews dated February rs,
1920; lease from Roge Andrews dated
February rs, 1920: lease from Prince
Sweat dated February rs. 1920: lease
from Jacob Minton dated February rs,
1920; andglease from March Wesley
dated March 20, 1920; all of said prop.
erty being further described and iden.
tilted as being tine same property fur
tiied as being the same property
which was on the Both day OF March
1920, sold and desiIevered by w. l.
Carter to the said defendants.
The said property will be sold as a
whole and no portion OF the same will
be brought or exhibited before the
court house door at time Of sale, but
same may be examined before the
time OF sale by application to the un
dersighed.
Terms Of sale cash. Sale subject &c
confirmation by the court
This July 8. 1921
r. s. pYLES,
Commissioner.
7-9,14.21.2s.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
79.l4,21.2s.

State OF Georgia:
County OF GIynn:
win be sold before the Court House
door Of said County on the first Tues.
day in August. 1891. between the
legal. hours OF sale. to the highest
and best bidder FOR cash on the follow.
ing described property. to-wit: That
certain lot, tract or parcel OF land.
situate, lylns and being in the 1899
District, G. NJ. containing one hun
dred twenty (I2o) acres more or less,
bounded as follows.
East by Dixie Highway. south by
lands Of Archibald Smith. west BY
lands Of r. b. Arnett. John Strick-
land and Mrs. Ellen Howe. north BY
lands Of Mrs. ELLEN Howe and estate
Of J. Mason Rice. levied on as the
property OF P. ]. Rennolds. under and
by virtue 81 a tax a "a issued BY H ].
Read. Tax Collector. against p. J Rem
nolds. for taxes due state and County
Tor the year 1920. Taxes $S3s5o and
cost.
ms. pyrEs. sherir.
Il
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Georgia, Glynn County.
The undersigned as Commissioner
appointed by the Superior court OF
Glynn county, Georgia, by the fipaI de-
cree in the case of w. L. Carter
against Bruce Brothers, e. c. Bruce,
Med. Bruce and J. w. Bruce entered
IN sad court on the 18th day Of May,
1921, will offer for sale at public out.
cry before the court house door Of said
county, on the first Tuesday in Aug
ust. 1921. between the legal hours OF
sale, all OF the title, property and in
terest of the said defendants, subject
only TO the rights of The Downing
Company under a deed to secure debt
held by it, in and to the following
property. to-wit:
All of the porperty which was de
scribed on March 80. 1920. the same
being In Giynn county. Georgia. To.
wit: one IS barrel capacity copper
turpentime still and fixtures complete
1870 dip barrels more or less: 5000
rosin barrel slaves: 1900 rosin barrel
heads: two mules described as fol
lows, one black male about eight years
old and one bay mule about seven
years old: Que bay horse: leases from
timber owners covering timber for tur-
pantine purposes (same being herein.
after mentioned by name Of grantor
and datel as follows: $500 more or
less virgin boxes. 1900 more or less
yearling boxes, 2350o more or less
third year boxes. 10000 more or less
third year boxes; an Incidental prop
erty composing and comprising the
naval stores plant and business here
tofore operated BY w. L. Carer at or
near Beilevista In Glynn county. Geor-
gia. such as turpentine tools. wagons.
harness, hoop iron. riveis, batting. dip
burkefs. coopers tools. tnrpentine
cups and gutter equipment, In short
al such incidental property as was,
then used on and IN connection with
said property and as found thereon:
lease ON still quarters and location:
lease on commissary buildings and
shantles: lease on 1900 more or less
round timber: and specifically De
property covered by the aollowaSg
leases lease from Jackson Sheffield
10 Harrington Bros. and by Harring
ton Bros. assigned to The Downing
Company lease from Leonard Star
ford dated February :. 1890: bin Of
sale from ". c. Sapp q Company
10 Home Realty Company. lessc from
Ice Washington. dated February 2.
Is@e: lease from Jim Green ct Al
dated February ., 1905 Lessee from
Eddie MostoH dated Fehxnarv e.
1899: lease from Dock Andrews. Agt..
lated FehruaFys IS. 1891: lease from
Riehage~cn listed February v
ss.v lease srons F'rnnk Jaeksan dated
fehrusrx * lssa. avase from James
l. Shsalsla ana Il. II. sheFhela dated
February -, issn: lease from {.
Neslsx 4. Wesley and I. c. + wes
s. dated February "a 3s2o. lease
gVm Alsn Andrews aaa noek A.
|F@Ms aased es ehEmars IL. Aaaa 1aMxa Il
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roo MUCH or 4 GOOD THING.
7sI42i.2s

IT Is six years since / had my frs
stomach trouble. It rapidly grew
worse. Ny food would not digest and
was reduced % skin aud bone Ml
doctor put me on starvation diet
end when my pains grew worse | con
cluded Il WIS too much of 4 coed thing
On the adsice o. my druggist tried
Aayr's Wonderful Remedy. ard ar
now entirely well.g II 3 q simple
harmless preparation that removes ms
catarrhal mncsts frYm the intestinal
tract and aiIays The inn usmatl0u
Which causes praesscAllx All q annaeh.
liver and Intestinal ailments snslbding
appendicitis one dose viii convince
II nsonay refrndca. sold ~ ssssrug.
: ISIS.
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SERVES THE SOUTH.

The Southeastern Express
Company, Operates over the
Southern Railway System, Mo-
bile & Ohio r. r., and Chesa-
peake S. S. Lines. Shipments
handled on fast trains with
through service to all principal
points.
Telephone No. f36 for Infor-
nation and rates.
w. A. RADNEY, Agent.
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she RIFFS SALE.

Georgia. Glynn County
WIN be sold on the first Tuesday in
August. lssl. at the court Ahouse Of
said eoussy within the lawGvs hours q
sale to the highest bidder for cash.
that certain personal property now on
the PROMISES IT Brunswick Cross Arm
Company IN the city Of Brunswick.
said County to.wlt: Ten thousand feet
ole inch ceiling: ten thousand feet
number enc flooring. and I'VE thou
sand feet nnmher two ceiling. all be.
Ink dressed humber. Levied on as the
Property OF Brunswick Cross Arm
Company under that cersain execu-
sioa issued Frcm the Cssy Court os
Brunswick III favor or The Atlantic
National Bank ii Jacksonville against
sala brunswick cross Arm Company
for she principal snm Il stes. besides
Interest and costs said property be-
ltns aisneals and eApsussve s sFaka
pors same win MT b carried Is he
coa.. house ~ The aay Il sale. Eur
: neeted where i lsuso stored
Is SsA. lsal.
4. 5. pyI.gS.
w slxna soansy. "a.
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..UCTION SALE-Camp Joseph
81 .nton, Jacksonville, Fla, June 2Sth.
81 Interested, write David 3. Traxler,
7l.y Munsey Bldg, Washington, d. G.
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LOST--In Royal Cafe, cameo pin.
ST. ii gold, white background, figure OF
WI man in brown relief. Reward il re-
turned to News Office. tt
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FOR RENT--FIvE ROOMS AND
-ATH IN SECOND STORY or NEWS
BUILDING. IDEAL LOCATION FOR
OFFICES or FoR HOUSEKEEPING.
APPLY TO c. n. LEavY At NEWS
OFFICE. q
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FOR SALE Organdie roses In
punches. soc, 75c and $1.00. Mrs. P.
D., JONES, S07 Gloucester street, or call
eO46.
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FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room
tc Gentleman. All conveniences. Tel
81 zone 1919, 1l27 Union street.
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sTENOGRAP1Y AND Br1EKEEP
ING. ri will give 4 course in sienog-
raphy and houkkeer.l dlrjng in.
Summer months both day and evening
classes. II intoschei call 10. ]. w.
Morris.
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A sz9Sz!s!zs I Ii!I
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-one twenty foot Han
MODEL motor boat. In use only two
weeks. Will sell cheap. L. S. Miller,
P. o. Box 243, City. rs
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FOR SALE-One tame COON 1925.
P. D. JONES, News office.
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FOR RENT.

l'OR RENT Five room cottage cor
ne L and Norwich. Reasonable rent.
A. )Iy Mrs. j. L. Beach, 1911 Egmont
ST. Jet, Telephone 62S. 7-12
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OR RENT Two large, airy rooms
a. large hall upstairs. bath on same
fl r. Within minutes walk Of post
o.iI-e. Apply 1918 Union street. II
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FIRST CLASS WORK BUT
REASONABLE PRICES"
j. NJ. WE

AND KALsoMiNlNG.
2st6 Norwich st. phone ss4-R.
In the same line OF business In
Brunswick nearly twenty-seven
years and can refer 10 any for
whom have worked as 20 materi.
al used and good Workmanship.
Estimates eheerfully furnished
and remembering Job Is too large
and none too small.
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WANTED.

WANTED do your automobile
painting and trimming. Prices rea-
sonable. Let me make your car look
like. new one. Eugene Mathis, 2520
Norwich street, phone 985. 7-19
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WANTED Boarders by Mrs A. S..
Hilsman, 927 Union street Home
cooking. Reasonable rates. Phone
900. 7-12
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BEGINNING Junee 10Th.


Special boat 10 st. Simon every
Thursday evening at 500 p. IN. re-
turning leaving Ocean Pier 1l:Oo p. m.
Music and dancing At St. Simon 10
tel.
Schedules subject TO change With
cut notice.
Fare One Way. Limited ticketl. soc
Round trip. tllmised slckotl =. coo
Fare one way. Including baggage. soc
Roana trip including baggage ssc
Haif fare one way .s......s.s..... soc
Hair fare round trip. .......s... a0c
Commuters 2ssrip ticket now selling
fer sA.ue.
Telephone $50 81 s5e.
Goat - Darien cn Monday. wednes.
Gay, Friday and Saturday.
Leave brunswick ....,.., geo An.
soachlng 81 Hamilton and Frsdersca.
II WRIGHT.
Manager.
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Michael Pelham Curtis
Leaving the church at Roxbury Mass wedding
Miss Carissa Pelham Curtis
Cantac bride Of Prince Mich
and noble Russian family
hov Fear that the Reds might wedding
led to the placing OF police guard about
Mass the wedding mother was
Miss Julia Dent Grant granddaughter Gen
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-09

GakuFnet Waffle
Recipe
2l4Icups sifted past
ny -four, 3 level tea
spoons Calum &c
Baking Powder, "a
teaspoon salt, IL
cups milk, / table
spoon sugar, 2 table,
spoons mel ted butt
ter, 2 eggs beaten
separately. Then
mix in the regular
way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

and the meeting concluded with deIic-
ious lunch and friendly chat.
A. NJ. simpson spent Sunday with ms
mother. Mrs. Charity Simpson. ana N'N-
ter. Miss Ruth.( north OF M"rris'"wn'
Max Mammcrlc and w'f" and son
Charles and family wrr" Sunday callers
at the homo Of J. Elmer I"und"n "'
Barnick.
The Scphmorc Class O. st EiaITS-
viii. High school held banquet al
Welcome. Inn on Friday evening.
The same Inn will h" III" seen" O.:
tin. Juninr-Scnior banquet /" b" hr!" IN
Friday evening" Shay L.. AZ this time
rhr members uf the school board. tn"
faculty and junior and senior CLASSES
VIII hr entertained by IN" courtesy Ut
tn. .n,.mhrrs = IN" junior class.
Miss Martha Israll Of MorriStown'
returned to her MnrriSt"wn h"m" on
Thursday after Il pleasant visit with nor
friend. Miss Mari" HuWi"S.
Mrs,lamc$ Chester Ice. Mary u.
Wrigh: and Helen -Sh"rhrrd Of Nor
rirtuvn. were recent visitors with Mrs,
EtNrl Mrrryman.
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. King. "mpI"\rrN
Of the County Home. are on the SICK
list.
Mrs. Ruth Williamson ana family 81
pittShurg. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson
or Wheeling. ar" guests Of IN" fanny
o.. SuDt. \. s. Moon, at the Home.
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COLE:RAIN
I u }

! Rev. J. j.. Wilson and wide were
callers in Wheeling "Wednesday.
Rev. W. II. Pcu.rson. wife and laugh
ter. of Cumberland, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Walker.
Mr. Leroy Mercer. of Plcasan; Grove.
WAS a business caller in Colerain Mon
Gay.
Souirc r. NJ. Simpson and wife, Of
Barton. were the guests OF MI aho Alts.
G.. \. Miller sunday.
Mrs. Florence Eigsby. Of McNcespo-t,
,ras the guest of her father, Milton
Yost Sunday.
l J. r. White was caller In wheeling
Saturday.
, Addison Starbuck is suffering with
badly cut hand.
c. *. Hogue of GAINESVILLE, was
caller at the home of his parents, MI.
end Mrs. !. \. Iiogue Saturday.
Mrs. T.. c. Cope and daughter, CAIN
rvu of barton, were callers hnte We'd
neSday.
Mrs, Frank Kennedy and son OF Pleas
art Grove, spent Monday with ncr SIS
ter. Mrs. J. r. White.
; Mrs I<irkc. of Rix Mills, spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Il. j.
Walker. ,,,
l. 4 Hogue is visiting his son, Comfy,
or GAINESVILLE. this week.
! Frank II. Frazier. Of st. Clairsvllle
yyas a caller at the home of Mr.. Milt"a
Yost Sunday.
! W Walker was n business caller
IN st. Clairsvillc the first or the week.
Mrs. Ernest Krcger. Of Wheeling. s.
visiting her mother. Mrs. John krciger'
Of Colcrain