davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

lici. A malem by il byli syle-
xii, kdyby nebyla policie "a
krocila demaskovanl zabra-
Mia. Stalo sc tax Mnichove,
m6ste to "dobrych mravu a
zdraveho smyslu". Objevila Sc
tam totiz ma Karloye namestl
" pruvodu sveho manzela, lip
skeho obchodnika, panicka o.
blecena v muzsky cestovni o.
blek ceplei, koSilkovou blu
zou rozhaleaou Sc smele ohrnu
tym limcem, S anglickymi kali
hotami u kolenou spjatyml Sc
stehennimi placackami po stra
mach, 5 barevnymi holeneml a
streyici o Vysokych podpat-
.cich. Nejprve Sc mnichoysti
donorodci small, potom ysak
veselost promenila Sc Y roz-
hoiceni a poboufeni mad ne
siusnym" uborem. Zastup lidl
nasledoval muzatku uliceml,
az u stare radnice doslo k w
trznosti. ODecenStvo zadalo,
ably DANA ma miste svlekla
kalhoty kdyz Sc k tomu ne
mela, hotovilo Sc ma VefeJnem
nameSti stahnouti S danny pro-
vokujici kalhoty. Jen rychlym
4 raznym Zakrocenim pollcle
bylo tomu zabraneno. Panicka
byla predvedesla ma pollen,
kdcz prohlasila, re Lipsku
jest vubec zvykem "Vznese-
nych dam vychazet Y kalho-
tovem kroji. Ami pry netusila,
2e V Mnichove pri joho velkem
cizineckem ruchu vyvola po-
horSeni - Manzele, kteri chte
Ii Mnichove nekolik dnu stra
Wit, Timed Sc . hotelu poroucel
& odieli do Hornich Bavor, pa
trne Y duvere, re tam neVy
stoupl TAX nepratelsky prot
anglickym sportovnim kalho
tam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

Cini prijemnym pobyt Y te-
pie svetnici, re. Sc to tax pekne
cite "a tech dlouhych zimnich
veceru, a i kdyz nechame okna
ma noe otevrena, COZ Qprlmne
a poctiye odporutuii vsechny
hygfenicke authority, nemusl-
me Sc bati komaru, ktefi IA
letnich noci mivaii ten nepek-
ny zyyk, re nejakym zahad-
nym zpusobem dostanou Sc do
sy6tnice a ZaGnou pofadatl
koncerty.
Take zivota much jest ma
male lie ma nich iiz nyni po
zorovati Spatny rozmar a vse-
china la hav6t' zmizi $ prVnim
zaVanutim mraziveho seVeras
ka. ale nebude to ma dlouho-
prvnimi teplJmi paprsky jar
Iniho slunce bude opet nami
Proc ia havet' byla stvorena
! tezko fici, jezto vSak vSechnc
V pfirode a yubec We Svete ma
lnejaky ucel, zde sotya ucine-
ma byla vylimka. Musi to nit
lnejaky dcel, jako vsechny ty
ouhony, sVizeIe a metly pro-
nasleduiici syny a dcery lid
ske. Jest to asi od tech dob
lkdy nasi prarodice byli vypu-
Izeni q rajske zahrady odsou-
zeni v potu tvafe chleb svul
| 81 vydelavati. PAX asi ty bedy
lidske Zacaly a behem casu IL
de 81 iich SAM pridelavali, III
vot staya Sc elm dale tim Vi
ce slozitejslm, elm dale tim Vi.
&c pozadavku Hadl a clov6k
aniz by to poZoroval, ztrace
ma sve indiVidualite a stava
Sc pouhym koleckem obrov
skeho stroie. Ones lide isou ns
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
FEUlLLETON.

Name jiz pres tyden pod
zim. Vim, re ct. ctenafum ne
povidam mic noyeho, ale ne
vim, y Jake priciny mne to ma
pablo az dnes. A to zroVna Y
den, kdy ,slunko yydatne pfi-
hldva, iako kdyby kalendaf
byl mu spanelskod vesnici. Ia
Aovi den, jake dneS, mohl by
zrovna tax dobte byti V srpnu
nebo Ceryenci.
Skoro jedinou znamkou
podzima isou stromy, 2 nichz
n6ktere ztraceji listi, jake
tax mnoha hlava lidska, kdyz
Sc blizi podzim zivota, a ira
va. kde nebyla pilne zaleyana,
zacina zloutnouti. Jest ovsem
vice znamek. Rostou houby a
dobrotiva matka pfiroda uza-
vira pozvolna svoii Stedrou
dian, ably il 3tevfela q
petn6 ma podzim Nez SO ma
dejeme, sezloutne kukufice,
hrozny zimni jablka budou
sklizena a farmafi Sc budou
chystati k podzinni orbe.
Jsme ma pocatku podzimu 4
nepochybne ma ieho konei vitr
upeti bude We vetvich holych
stromI a cd iezera ficeti Sc
verak, zenouci pred sebou sne
hovou metelici, nez TO ysak
pride, to iest6 zaziieme mno-
he krasne dny. Fzdyt uYAzi-
nell vsechno. podzim jest v
tomto zdeisim podnebl neilep-
SIM rocnim casem. lara zde
slSoro nemame, leto Jest hork6
a na Zlme ma te neni co
chValit, Jest ysude studena
mraziva, neylldna a iedne da-
10 by Sc ii pricisti k dobru, ze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
PropuSteny trestanec uchaze-
Gem o misto.

"Pravite, ze jste byl po pet
let ma iednom miste a re lste
Sc vzdy fadne chovall Proc te-
dy iste misto opustil?"
"Protoze jsem dostal mi
lost"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

tez smeru lsou ma sobe zavl-
sli i cell narodove.
Vymozenosti technicke isou
znamenite a v6da vSestrann6
pokrocila, ale to jeste nezna-
mena, re V tomtez pom6ru by
10 zvyseno lidske st6sti. Vlaky
Jedi rychloSti drive netuse-
nou, stale nadhernejSi parnl- |
ky brazdi hlubiny oceanu, ae-
ropIany a vzducholodi vseho
druhu zacinaii opanovavatl II
81. iez kdysi byvala iedine III
81 ptaCi tech veci modernlho
pokroku jest k nespoctenl. Tai
Ike uplynulo skoro diva tisiceI
roku, co piiSel ma svet HASA
| tel evangelia lasky k bliznimu
jeSt6 starSi jest to prlkaza-
nj "nezabijes" a prece Y 1914
lidstvo dalo Sc do zabijeni, jezI
ltryalo pres ctyfi roxy, az mill.
ony bylo zabitych a jeste Sc tu
a tam V tom pokracuje.
To jest zabijeni We Ve.-
KEN, "a nez nejsou lide v6Seni
aniz posazovani do elektricke
zidle. Mimo to jest zabiieni Y
malem, ktere Sc tresta a jest
skoro podiyenim, re toho
| neni vice, uvazime-li, jaky u
slechtily priklad civilisovane
staty a vlady svyln pr.slusni-
kun davaji. To jest asi dedi-
ctvi po biblickem Kainovi, jenz
zabil bratra sveho Abela.
V pfistim megici mocni to-
hoto sveta sejdou Sc We Wash
lingtone, ably Sc poradili 0 od-
| zbrojeni, nebo vlastne o ONE
zeni zbroieni, Myslim, re ne
lbylo by to zlou myslenkou,
| kdyby soucasne sesli Sc lupici,
| bandite, hrdlorezove a vubec
lzbujnici - tedy ii mali bridi-
love protest. zabijacke - a
rovnez Sc dohodli ma odZbroje
mi.
Uvazi-li Sc vsechny okolno-
sti, ono V te zbujnicke a zabi-
Ijacke protest, zvlaSte kdyz Sc
to proVozuje jenom v malem
y mnoho neni. Pravda, nekdy Sc
: Ibanditovi podari skoliti obet
a oloupiti il o velkou sunni pc
!. nez, nebo Sc mu podari lup, a
f, niz by byl nucen ZabiJeti, ale
to ieste neznamena, re Sc mu'
1 re uchyliti ma odpocinek jake
: burSian, kteremu Sc podar
l provost ma burse sikoyny "rd
zek". Vim, re 0 tom neni zad
: ma statistika, kdyby ysak byla
jist6 by Sc shledalo, re jenon
+, veImi malo tech neuspesnej
: sich banditu zbujniku re
: mrelo zamoznych.
J Jeden Mich as pred dvems
roxy napsal a vydal sve me
: moiry' a vypocitaval, re ko
: rist ieho a ieho kollegu sla dC
statislcu IA Ia leta, co Sc We
: noval protest. a pfece, kdyi
) jej posledne zavreli, by
! busted. S iinymi nebylo t,
lepsi nj ten neipopularnejs
: americky bandita a zbuinil
4 Jesse James, nemel q tOht
mnoho a jak znamo, konec je
no byl nahly a nenadaly. M
by tudiz bandite a zbujnici "
SVEN ylastnim zajmu Sc sejh
a dohodnouti Sc ma odzbrojen
a yenovati sc professim men,
) sice yzruSujicim, ale ia t
zdravejsim a uzltecnejsim.
Prejdeme-li od jednotliv
cu k narodum, shledame totez
Vyskytlo Sc V historii nekolil
narodl, kteri Sc dobfe yycvici
Ii We zbrani a ozbrojeni az p
znby, vrhli Sc ma sVe sousedy
a Nejaky cas- Jim to Slo dobre
korist byla bohata a kde KID
Sc pred mimi tfasl. pax 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

Prejdeme-li od jednotliv-
Gu k narodum, shledame totez.
Vyskytlo Sc V historii nekolik
narodll, kteri Sc dobfe yycvici-
Ii We zbrani a ozbrojeni az po
znby, vrhli Sc ma sVe sousedy.
Nejaky cas- Jim to slo dobfe a
korist byla bohata a kde kdo
Sc pred mimi trasl. a pax Sc
! to obratilo. Nektefi z takovych h
rabuackych narodu Sc ztratili
jako by do zeme zapadli, JIM
splynuli S narody, ma jich2
podmaneni Sc vypravili.
Y novejslch casech valky
yyplacely Sc Nemcum, na
IvSech valkach, jez vedli, Wy
delali Vybudoyali mocnou II
81. Ma te posledni vsak prode
, lali a ty predeSle vydelky vet
, sinou zmizely. Sledujeme-l
tento argument dale, pride
me k otazce: Kdo .ylastne Wy
t deIal IA teto posledni valce
Pri tom mann ma mysli narod.
jake celek; re nasli Sc V kaz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-25
Observation-Disclosures
RAILWAY COMPANY
In Effect March /, 1921.

Leave Alexandria For Washington
Daily Except Sundays and Holidays
A. Ms. 90, $40, 600, els, $50,
$40, 6.46, 6. So, 100, ITO, TIT, 7.21
1873, 7.ss, 7.45, 1853, 7.57, 500, S.O7,
s.15, $50, $50, S.45, s.55, Gle, 9'25'
$40, 9.55, 1910, 1925, 1o.4o, 1885,
lilo, 1l.25, 11.40, 11.55.
P. Milo, 1925, 1910, 1885
Ito, 1.25. /. 40. 1.55, .. 10, 2.25, 2..4o
2.55, $40, 3.25, $40, $50, 4.o5, Ais,
1925, 4.35, 4.45, $50, 500, $40, SIS,
5.25, 5.35, $40, $50, $40, G.25, $40
6.55, { 10, 1925, TAO, 1855, $40, S.25
$40, 8.55, 90, 9.25, $40, 9.55, 1910
1925, 1910, 1876, lilo, lips
l1.4O.
A.. NJ I5I2.d5<:a' 3'''*''
Leave Alexandria For Mt. Vernon
Daily, Except Sundays and Holiday
A. M.-5.35, 6.45, 7.45, $40, 9.49
1890, 11.3O,
P. M.-12.3o, 91.3O, $50, $50, 4.5O
$50, $50, 7.3o, $50, $50, 1870
11.55
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-25

for hundreds Of Alma
Matters sons who have
wandered far from the old
institution and the old state.
Many distinguished educa-
tors and friends Of Virginia
will be there to praise the
splendid history of the Uni
lversity. The long line OF the
patriots, statesmen, artlsts
and warriors sent from the
IIOld Rotunda will be extolled
as well they should. An Ella
Iiborate series. i,ef exercises
twill. entertain visitors, alum n,
|'ni and students. There Will
be a great pilgrimage to the
I;home and tomb Of the found
| er of the University and the
IF a t h er of Democracy,
! Thomas Jefferson. But for
each returning son of the
| University there will be that
peculiar thing above all else,
his own particular memories
| of his own bright days of
| youth spent in that rose
tinted valley surrounded by
hills lying deep in a land
that is best"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-25
A. Show Theresolution IN
Down. troduced in the
!! the House of Rep

resentatives. yesterday BY
Representative Flood OF
this state with reference to
the recent speechre OF the
American Ambassador to
Great Britain,j if passed,
would make: somebody. ire.
mendouslya uncomfortable.
Mr.. Flood wants Congress
to ask the State Department
whether gor mot isCdlonel
HaryZ,e:,y was speaking .iiln u ~. !e,I.
Instructions when vi tn
mighty ex-cathedra voice
the! other day he uu1d lea Ice !
toipledge The, Administrator
and the American people
not onty7to total abstinence
from the League Of Nations
but to interpret the purpose
for which this country EN-
tered the World War as
whoflyand pll9elIyyx selfish.
The .concensus Of opinion
generally has been. that onr
Ambassador slightly over
stepped his bounds. Presi-
dent Harding was alone the
day after the speech III de-
scribing it as a "happy ex-
preston" Of American pol
icy.
/: This much should be said.
lf,Colonel Harvey's descrip-
ton of Americas reason for
fighting the World War:
spending twepty-four bill
lions of dollars and losing
oRser hundred tkttasand
lives, is a happy express
Sion, then President Hard
ing,s later description OF the
same thing at Hoboken over
the bodies of more than s.
300 American dead, when he
defined the World War as
war against autocracy and
foa' civilization, was a most
"amhappy expression, be-
cause The Two things, the
Harvey description and the
Harding description, are az
far apart as the poles. Which
Isl right? Did America go
into the World War from
kfltruistic motives or from
base and selfish ones? There
Is no better time than the
,Dresent for a showdown and
that is what the Flood reso-
tuition if adopted would
bring about. Watch the Re-
pllblicans run from it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-25

a Use While rival fac
less tions in the pur-
Chase. suit Of a solution
to. the tax revision
problem spring forward
hecticiy to the Congressional
grindstones seeking to grind
their respective and collec-
tive axes, contemplated &C
ton on the. country's finan-
cial policy bringsto miIld the
man who rushes tosa distant
drug store whensthe remedy
for his ailment sets on q shelf
lin his own medicine cabinet
| All mouths cry for a re-
peal of the. excess profits
tax. Wide diversities, wild
declarations and weird days
ensue while the majority
concerned set out in verbal
chase after a will-o'-the-wisb
substitute for the levy now
in force. Few have stopped
tt! consider that a substitute
is in effect, illiilec essaIy.
Due to a conspiracy Of
| various ;elements, "a heavy
proportion Of the war taxes
trusted to the Income Tax
Division efrthe, Bureau OF
Internal Revenue for collec'
ton has not yet been
Brought into the Golfers Of
! the Treasury. Three or four
years have elapsed since
these taxes were. due. i
| The percentage. of Ceases
handed down from these
years lis astounding. Sixty
Aper cent Of those originatln
al 1918 have not yet been
touched; ninety per cent
originating in the following >,
year remain .unacted upon,
Enough money is involved in
these vast sums Of unc:!olle}f't-
ed. taxes to- tide oyer the
present financial situation
of the nation without the i'm
position of substitute taxa
ton.
The Juggling of taxation
schemes while money suffl~
cient to bulge the nations
purse rests unsolicited can
not but present itseif tc
even the most impractical
mind as a unique procedure.
.-.-4- 4.-9-7 - -7TJ J--'Aiii
The 1T is. q noble and
Centen- inspiring .senti-
NAL. ment which lies
behind such cele-
brations as. that soon to
take place at Charlottesville
to mark the centennial Of
the great University of Vir-
ginia. The bringing together
of all the sons of. the U.nlver
slty to do honor to a hun
dred years of splendid ser
vice in the world, to COM
memorate III those who
have gone before and to take
new heart for the battle OF
to-day and tomorrow, IS an
undertaking we'll worth the
while.
It needs no saying that the
University Of lovely COLON
nades under the shadow Of
Monticello will in those first
days of June" be, the. Mecca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ViR-
CINIA

EASTERN DISTRICT OF WIZ
GINA.
The United States Of America. to
the use of c. w. Forsberg, plaintlr:,
VS.. Fleischmann Construction Conf
pany, a Corporation, and the Na1icEa'
Surety Company, a Corporation, &C.
tndants. Action of Debt, Damages,
$1,000 90.
To the creditors of the Fleischmarr
Construction Company. who supplied
labor or materials in the construction
Ct the Torpedo Assembly Plant, at
Alexandria, Virginia, under contract
between said Fleischmann Construc-
ton Company and the United States,
dated on or about October IA, 1918:
You are HEREBY notified that suit
was filed on April 6, 1921, and is now
pending. at Alexandria, Virginia, in
the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
under the above entitled caption, Tor
the use and benefit of said G. W.
Forsberg, and other creditors who
supplied labor and materials in the
construction of the said Torpedo As
sembly Plant, a public building, who
may intervene herein; and said credl-
tors who supplied such labor and ma
terials are hereby notified of their
right to Intervene in said cause pro-
vided such intervention is filed. with
in one year ate the performance
and final settlemen. Of the aforesaid
contract, and not later. as provided by
the statutes Of the United States tcr
such case made and provided.
EDMUND WADDIIL, Jr., Judge.
Richard B.. Washington,
: Ea2 South Regal sts75=det, (, =
Alexandria. Va.
Counsel for use Plaintiff
TIC 49,
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Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. 4.

South MOI u.
ten IorG- Jacksonville
S.35 :. III. ;. "a. c. ID ;. 1870 p. m
Washington Richmond
7.5T a. m. -. HocaD -. .l.52 a. m
New ork-Atlanta- Jacksonville
9.32 a. M. ;. Is. a. Id $500 p. m
Washington fredericksburg
k1020 a. m. ;. uocaD
Washington Richmond
l1.4T a. m ;. EXPRESS, ;. 2.lS y. m
Washington fredericksburg
3.07 p. M -. (LocaD -. S.09 a. IN.
New York Augusta Florida
3.32 p. IN. ;. "a. &. ID :. $40 p. m
Atlanta Birmingham
5.17 D. III. 80. IS. A. L. 80. II moor
Washington Richmond
80 p. IN. 80. (LocaD -. 49, p m.
New York Tampa-St. Petersburg
SIT p. m. :. IS. \. L. =. $50 a. m :.
New York -.Jacksonville-St. PETERSBURG
Washington Wilmlngtor-New Bern
9.47 p. m. :. "a. c. I'D ;. 100 A. IN !.
New York Florida
s57 o. m. :. Ga. c. I'd ;. $40 a. m.
Richmond Washington
Express 49,. G.23 p. III.
k Sundays only.
week days. On Sundays ST. r. m.
S. ID. Shelton. Ticket Agent, Alexan-
dria. Va. ]. B. Mordecai. Traffic Man
aSer. Richmond. Va.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-09
WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

chas. and Glenn Terrell OF Warmed
recently visited home folks.
Glenn and Ralph Terrell were re-
cent guests Of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Mars Of Goldman,
Pike county.
Misses Thelma Webb and Ethel
stansbury were guests Sunday OF Dom
lithan relatives. y &. :
Several young folks from Fl. Gay
were entertained for dinner Sunday az
the home Of Miss vessie Peters.
Roy Peters spent the week. END with
home folks.
Miss Lenna M. Brown OF st, Adams
visited friends at Hilltop Farm a few
days last week.
The pie social was largely attended
owing to the illness Of the teachers
mother, he was compelled to be alb
sent. It was successfully conducted by
Earl Brown and Miss Vessie Peters
Proceeds 1895.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welzie Peters attended
camp meeting Sunday night at Fort
Gay.
A reunion OF the family Of Mrs. kiz-
zie See was held Sunday at the home
OF her son, J. Crit See with whom she
makes her home. II another scribe
does not give details OF reunion IN this
weeks NEWS more will be said IN
next weeks letter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-09
KNOB BRANCH

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Burton were
visiting home folks Sunday.
J. Lyon was the all night guest Of
u NJ. Stambaugh Saturday night
Roy Stambaugh was the dinner
guest OF L. NJ Stambaugh Sunday.
Jake Wheeler and Miss Erie Me-
Bier attended singing at Martha Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Moore were visit
ing friends and relatives In Johnson
county Friday and Saturday.
+ H. d. Smith was calling on e. J..
Fannin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Osborn were cali
ing on Mr. and Mrs Afford Smith sun
day.
]. R. Stambaugh and family and
mother. Mrs. Alafair Stambaugh at
tended the annual meeting ON Toms
creek in johnson county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blueboum OF
Buchanan were visiting the latter's
father. Il. s. West. last week.
Mrs. Lafe Griffith Of this place was
calling on Mrs. w. A. Fyffe Monday
Ray Stambaugh made a business
trip TO Louisa Monday.
L. NJ. Stambaugh was a business
visitor at Blaine Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs John Wallace is on the SICK
lis.
erably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maynard and
children are the guests Of relatives at
Fort Gay and are attending camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard and
children attended camp meeting az Ft.
Gay Sunday.
Mrs. H. w. Lambert spent the week.
end on Blaine the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conley and
children were calling on relatives At
Walbridge Saturday night.
The infant child of Mr., and Mrs.
Charley Thompson, is very sick at this
writing.
Several from this place attended the
vinson reunion at L. X. Wilson'S Sum
day.
Misses Mary and Dona Moore spent
Saturday night with relatives at Wall
bridge.
Miss Jessie Maynard is visiting her
sister on Two Mile.
Bert Wallace was visitor at school
Monday. SMILEY.
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Born, on the End, to Geo. Allen and
wife. a girl.
br. ]. c. Hall and wife were shop
ping in Ashland Friday. They were
accompanied home by the doctors
niece. Miss Jessie Hanley. She Will
remain here to attend the children's
day exercises.
Mrs. David Shepherd has returned
home af.er short visit with relatives
in Ashland.
Bert higgins is improving after a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Quite crowd from here ATTENDED
tbs Garter county fair.
4 jessie and Deliba Smith of Buch-
anan we're the weekend guests Of
their grandparents here.
Little Charles Fannin. who recently
had his leg broken Is getting along
nicely End will be able TO taks his
part in the childrens day exercises
Sunday
Coda Workman was able to attend
Sunday school Sunday after 4 short
Illness III diphtherias BROWNIE
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Singing here every Sunday evening.
Jack Bryan was a business caller In
Catlettsburg Saturday.
Elite Moore was calling on friends
at Buchanan Sunday.
Lee Hall and Pat vanhorn OF Lock-
wood were calling on their best girls
last week.
Mrs Clayton Jennings and little son
Of Van Lear are visiting her parents
this week.
several OF the boys from Prichard
attended singing here Sunday night.
Quite a crowd OF boys and girls are
contemplating a welner roast near the
sulphur springs soon.
. Rev. Beatty viii IN his regular ap
, pointment at olioville Saturday nigh
, hnd Sunday.
4 Mrs. Ida Rice and children wer'
guests OF Mrs. Grant Cooksey Sunday
a Mrs. Oscar Hoilinsworth. who ha
been III Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott spent Sat
: urday night with Willard Cooksey ant
!. wife.
!. Drew Woods and Dennis cookse
a are engaged in huckstering this wcel
a Mrs. Sarah Cooksey OF Radnor. W
a va. has been visiting relatives here.
!. John Cooksey attended church a
Brammer Gap Sunday.
j. s. ID. Woods was o nour creek Sun
day afternoon.
Heston Rice was at Green Vale
Sunday
], Mamie Rucker and Beuiah Cord
were visiting school here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bentley wer
here recently.
Arrangements are being made to be
gin work on our new school house.
Dennie Rice and family spent Sun
lday with home folks.
S. r. chaffin OF Jaeger, w Va. MA
visiting his daughter here last week.
HELEN AND SALLY.