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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
CAPT. PERET REFUSES
TO FORM CABINET

PARIS, Jan. 15-Capt. NJ Peret,
who was asked Yesterday to form q
new ministry of France in succession
to the one which resigned on We'd
nesdav, appeared before Pres. Mil
lerand today and declined to form c
cabinet.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
WOMAN ENDS FAST

DANVILLE, H., Jan. 15-Mrs. s.
Harrington. who has tasted for 48
days in an attempt to force her hus-
band to join the church, ended the
hunger strike today on the advice Of
her pastor, and took food.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
APPEAL TOYOlNG MEN TO JOIN MINISTRY
COM. IN CONGRESS UNANIM-
GUS FOR DISARMAMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-The
joint resolution in Congress request
ing President Wilson to call a confer
ence of the nations of the world to
consider universal disarmament was
passed by the committee today with
out a dissenting vote
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
Sundays Older
Boys Confer
ence Program

1880
Special speakers in the churches.
Advent, G e. Munger.
Union Baptist, Clarence P.
Shedd.
North Congregational, Albert
E. Roberts.
South Congregational, G.. w.
Hinckley.
Grace Methodist, Arthur W.
Hewett.
Church of the Messiah, E. w
Weaver.
NORTH CHURCH
2:30-Meeting for pastors and
leaders.
3.00--Address by Secretary
Roberts.
6.34-Devotional Meeting.
7.00-Address by Rev. G.. w.
Hinckley, Secretary Clark and
others.
Special musical program.
The public cordially invited.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
DAYLIGHT HOLD-UP
MEN GET $4,000

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Carios Gun
ther, cashier of the Manhattan Brass
works was shot through the chest and
a guard knocked senseless by blow
from a monkey wrench today when
they were attacked bv two daylight
hold-up men. The money comprised
the company's pay roll.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
ADVANCED IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON Jan. 15-With TO
amendments added, the House emer-
gency tariff bill was approved today
by the Senate finance committee. 1t
will be returned to the Senate Mon
day One of the amendments agreed
to yesterday placing a duty of cer-
tain dairy products.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
FLY WHEEL TAKES FLYING
LEAP OVER THREE HOUSES

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Jan 15--A
large fly wheel in gas plant broke
away today, flew 500 feet over three
houses and crashed through Miss
Ewell's dining room window, destroy
ing much furniture. Miss Ewell was
in the kitchen and was not injured
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
APPOINT YOUNG WOMAN
AS DEPUTY SHERIFF

HOULTO.,, Me, Jan. 15-MisS
Pierce has been appointed deputy
sheriff by Sheriff Grant. Being the
first woman in Aroostock county to
hold such an office. She is public
stcnographer.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
MIDDLEBURY PLANT
BURNED. $500 600 LOSS

MIDDLEBURY, VT, Jan. 15-Th'
Electric Power Station was burned
here today with a loss Of 100000.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
Stirring Addresses to 500 Delegates
at Older Boys Conference--Praise
Given to President Wilson

stirring plea for young men of America, with
noble ideals to enter the ministry where with whole
hearted passion for their work. they might carry on
Gods mighty task, voiced by Rev. Arthur w.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15

The state appropriation Of 5000
was not received in season to be in
cluded n the above. With that added.
and takinp into account the $1,000
worth of stock bought in and the
repairs and improvements on
the grounds that are in the
nature of permanent aditions
to the value of the property.
it will be seen that the financial
statement Of the association is the
best in years. With all bills paid
thero is an actual cash balance now
$1,000.
With n FOOD fair with rood wealth
o. this fall the affairs of the Asso-
citation will be back on a dividend
paving basis once more.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-15
The Weather

Generally fair tonight
and Sunday. Colder.
Fresh west winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Games Scheduled on
Local Sandlots Today
Commercial Icu..,,c.


Eatrc ANr vs.; r"nn Mutual. ESQ,
Boulevard Field.
Church Ilill W. TAXA kola. 4:3O,
Boulevard Field.
Imperial League.
;, Chr,St",cula ~: Eichm"nd 70
lice. Eyrd i'aik. 40. l.
DiNi" Eagles rs. Sew tom Wool
ward. Luck'S Field.
Central I.rnrmr.
sank, South Side.
Union Envelope VS. Virginia
halfway ana I'owcv company. Full
Jones brothers COMPANY vs.. Lib
crty Council. Byrd Park, No. =.
West End SUNDAY school League.
First EnsiiSh Lutheran. Eyrd Park.
No. :.
Barton llciEhts lBaptis, ys. Third
rr re, y, gmrh 5Err,nsS
Westminster Presbyterian. Scmiu-
Ea>, End sundn. school League.
Memorial. rukwood Dit nd.
NJ. .
tairmoun, BAPTIST VS.. st. James.
oakwuod Diamond. NJ" /.
.tuniur Athletic League.
South Sid" Athletic club VS.
,iint"r HHrk Athletic club, Gintcr
Paris ttWO g.tm'Sp.
Virginia Athlriic club vs.. BOYS
lNh. I'VE, IIls'lli i.a'h NlNp games }.
l. l!ichl"ud Park Athletic club w.
Ihurvu i'ill Junior Athletic Ciub.
Franklin School Field 1.-TWO
games.
Motor tcHEuc.
lI"huor6 Motor rs. tniVcrsal
No'or. S"att'S Addition.
knights ct Columbus vs.. Wilson
y company. tUWardiu Field.
E'ue>' ;inttaii"n I"nGur.
C"muanN \ rs. COMPANY {. Byrd
lark. No. :.
Company u IS. Company -.
BYrd Itark ~. :
Tnhnrcn Irniuc.
Lucky Strii," VS.. Herbert Tarcy-
t"u. oal.wo"d Diamond. No. j.
fatilna vS. Elsv worth, Stop .,
Petersburg car .1f".
Jones i''oa IS roWrr company.
a. ENr1 l'ark
Eagles IS. Liberty Council. At
south side.
Union l.uv"iopr vs.. Church Hiu
Bank. al Fulton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Babe Ruth Ties Record
for Hitting Home Runs

FRIDAY WAS u Ercat day for
Eab" Ruth. even If II, did start
= badly 10y striking out. -" got
has sixteenth homer of the seat
son and Ia" liath ot his career.
tying GaTEy crlvath'S worlds
record for major ;"ugu. nome runs.
trhvaih hogan his collection IA
1905 ana inisk.d /; last wear. Ruth
began his in 1914. Ana this rs
what lac did today:
tirSt inning. stuck out
fourth inning. hit the center
Held hlcIchcrs for Il three bagE.r.
scoring on fipn's sacrifice.
S!Ath inning. drOV. his sixteenth
homo run FOR 1921 into thu lover
tier of the right-ileld stand.
seventh inning. was purpoScty
passed
Ninth inning. singled t. right.
sending Mitchell to third. Mitchell
subsequently, scored
'imo" at bat. :. hits. .on. SIN
gle. one triple, one homer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
CARPENTER lNDULGES
IN LIGHT WORKOUT

Mn NiiASSiT y. Y. June 3.-Four
I i rounds OF boxing and rope
INNING session wrr" IN. extent of
urges Carpenters training his
afternoon. \ crowd of s"v,r:,I nm
h'u men ana women who had b,nlnd
4" see nm at his best Ieit th,. cam,
hiSnppointtd. go"
IN" challenger spared ,wo ,ou,d.
Milh iini .l"urn." and did no, an
,uIt l" pc working. but rather il,
-, ~, VI q series Of slight l"fiS
W. w JIM' receiving az many AK n.
$40 Ih"n ne played two rnuudS
With ~" plump littic cook. AInrc"t
~. JuinI'h ~" rope in II lis,l.SS man
n"r ANA worked his hur,I.s, Co. ~
'din"It man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
U. S. PLAYERS PUT OUT
OF MIXED TENNIS DOUBLES

81. 'I.bt II. FRANCE. Jun" a.-Tn-
at! matches In tn" WORLDS hn,d
."htt tennis championship compc,i-
ION brought about the elimination of
-Nh"rl'tn players IN the mixed and
men doubles. TWO Americans hon
eyer, ar" still in tn. running. NIL
nam T. Tiidcu. Of phiIndcIphi.,
W"lidS grass court singles charuptoi.
ana Mrs. Molln Ejurst"dt Mallory.
the American woman'S singles ,.l,a,n
pl"n' hN winning their inhividtIgi
matches today. earned the right to
play in III. finals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
NET TEAMS WILL PLAY
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

players Of tn" Cuuutry club al L'ir-
rinia and th- fli'Wuod country
Club. OF Charleston, W. Va viii an
"aiG IN a dHh' tennis tournament on
has h""u prHrtiviuw hard for IN.
event aud expects {" win over tn. in
vading West NirginiInS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
BULL MONTANA TO MEET.
CREEK WRESTLER HERE
Fast Mill Predicted When Two
Face Each Other ut Arena
Tonight

"BulI' Montana, sparring partner
for Jack Dempsey and trainer for
Douglas Fairbanks. w!ll meet Charles
Mctroua"los a Gr""a rrappl"r. Nor.
tonight at tn" broadway Athletic
Arena. in a FINISH bout. Montana. a
fnvor!t" IN Richmond. arrived mere
tate yesterday afternoon, aud ht,i
Il final workout at tho arena lat
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
American Association Results.

Columbus. 3. Minneapolis. ..
Tolyir .. St raul. >
Louisville. II. Kansas city. :.
ir..au9roIis. q. AIJwuukcS. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
OESCHGER ALLOWS FOUR
HITS, SHUTTING OUT REDS

'lNCiNNNTl ONO June a
o'schg"r Held Cincinnati 10 fm,r ~
i'u'y and Boston won TO o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Ki.'>' T. "I:~TTEUiY.
suffolk. -; Eirhnrnd 4
Nr"pnri News. II: Wii-nn. ..
''"trr>iurr. Nur'r'l. /
Rock, Mount 10: Portsmouth. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Sr\\nI>G az c,,-,,,
WHERE THEY ri.,N TO-DAY.

NIfITINNNW.
Wilson nj Newport News
Petersburg ~ Norfolk
Port month Mt Eo,;;N Mount.
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I SijaS ........-- ~ 10 - -
;bIltrI for COLI, in ninth.
i'hiinilciphin.

rn.iadelphia ...... sol Ola 32x-I3
Summary: Two base hits ZONES,
l'"ilinE. Wit. j. Walker, 9. Wake.
Perkins. Home runs. Walker.
Wviuh l2). Ducan, Perkins. Dykes
90. Bluc. stolen Perkins. D"H-
90. plays iiush and Fla sSt"ad: Bush.
!'iuEst"nd and Blue: Dykes. Gallo
Nvay ana J Walker. i.ctt on bases
Detroit. u; Philadclphia. . Bases on
hIIs Of Leonard. !: off iioilinG. 3;
On colo. / off Naylor =. OFF harris. /.
Hills OF Leonard. > in inning: of
jiulling. Ia IN innings, OF Cole III
: iuu.nE on Naylor. : in 3 inning
off Harris. !! in inn:nEs. lit hS
pitcher rs il"liiuG INayi"r) SrucN
ont 10y HuI!ug. & 10y cole. !: 10y
Harris. q. Passed balls ifas%."r. Win
HiU. pIichcr-llnrriS Losing pli,it
cr !io.iuE Empires chill and
owens. Timc-2:l!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
STANDING OF ON

WHERE THY II.aY TODAY.
PHILADELPHIA of -. Louis.
New York at Piu r,urGh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Horton 1T Gin ctuunti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Rt-~I us YESTERDAY.
Ii"-t0n. :; 'i"' Gland .,
Chicago. 2 Washington. ?.
II. !N'iiN. y: N"w YORK \
Thiindclphia, 10. Detroit. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RI.Si lis Nt~riRDSY.
t.r"cnsbpTu. s Dams lille.
llicl Point. 10. Raleigh. u.
Durham. II: Winston salem. I.
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:It\DI\t. OF Guns

WIiirE 'Tui-S riiN TO-DAY
tr"cu-furn at buusii'".
Raleigh "a ni=h Point.
N'"s'u ~-ti ~ 80 puri,.,-,,
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: = W "
SuNoii..

Totals ... 3fl2ig - 1t ;
..''.l f'- HH"' W sixth mniuc.
E.g0 80 ....... lui 10. oal 5
Sstl ....... o.- 2I2 los -
summary TN -raer hits Baker.
h"...r f.ar-. street Three -
hts w -r.i Stuari iou" ran
irre -"r Nrcrid h.'s Nv~asou.
garS'r, ilrIrrs tasiI., y So. Dou-
NJ" gt2"s Slack 90 cunningham 10
Nearrs cU"'rrEham To- ..arus. 1T
~ pitched oan h~ WiIis-oH Ma
mag - l-"ti on bases HjrhuuuG
-AiHa-, First has, nU error
A.hin"u' SuruIh. g. Bas"s N
hall on Su.NI, 8 un WuUuroa. ,
n Johnson Hits ,H rmiih . IN
r." innings. n u tWo IN % :
.nn.nEs' N Johnson : IN innings,
none ont in rrnih wnon johnson
was relieved ~ ~iappcyJ struck
"ll--hy smith. =. by Howe, ,: hy Wll-
iE'"a OS Johnson. |. villa pitch
N'n n; 'aS*el balls street I'm
I-s' N".r aah Riley. Time ~
game 20
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STANDING OF Gu

NHFHE THY PLAY TODAY
ri. Louis pt New York
Chicago AT Washington
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit Al IbtIud.I,.I,.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-09-01
Frohs Red Land.
Crowded out last week. ]

Crowded out last week.
Dated: Tuesday, August 23d.
A rain would be very much appreci-
ated.
Miss Lucille Cargill, Of Shreveport,
who has been the charming guest OF
Miss Lucille DodsOn for the past two
weeks, returned to her home Sunday.
Mr.. Allen Collins, Of Bradley, Ark,
was q Sunday visitor here.
Miss. Robbie Dale Stewart and Mr..
Sanders Goodwin were visiting friends
In Spring Hill Sunday.
Many Of the residents Of this commu-
nifty went to Shiloh Sunday to witness
the unwilling of a w. O. w. monument.
Miss Winnie keoun, who has been
visiting near Spring Hill, returned
home last Saturday.
Mr.. Dick Keoun spent the weekend
with home folks.
Miss Vera King was the charming
hostess at moonlight picnic last Sat
urday night. Many games were played,
after which q sumptuOus feast was
had. Those present were: Misses
Robbie d. and Natalie Stewart. Eva,
Winnie and Ena Keoun, Estelle Dodson
and the hostess Messrs. Edens Ches-
hire, Lester Dodson, Floyd Denmon,
Sanders Goodwin, Elgin Boggs, George
Barnett, Bryant and Dick Keoun, Ed.
gar Albums, Charlie Stewart and Carol
King.
Miss Myra Lee Bachelor, OF Ring.
gold (Bienville Parish) spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. NJ. r. John
| son. She returned to her hone last
/ Saturday, accompanied by her sistel
and NJ. r., il. PAT
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Around Brushy.
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
Dated: Monday, August 22d.
Some warm weather, isn't it?
Mr.. and Mrs. L. "A. Dunn were pleas
ant visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Sellers, OF Alden Bridge.
Miss Matte Love spent Tuesday
night OF last week in Alden Bridge with
her friend, Miss Martha Moses.
Miss Kitty Lou Lee and her friend.
from Shreveport. spent the weekend
with Miss Lila Winhan.
Mr.. Lee Peace, who has been driving
service car in Homer for about a
month. Is back home on a visit with
friends and relatives He will return
to his work tomorrow.
| Miss Emma Lou Perry OF this COM
munity, Is visiting relatives In Rocky
Mount.
Mrs. Maggie BrandeIburg land chill
dren) Of Ivan, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs John Campbell.
Mr.. Ice Peace and Miss Matte Love
nlatored out to Alden Bridge Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Lila Winham entertained few
of her friends with a play party Satur.
day night Of last week-in honor OF bel
guests from Shreveport. All reported
a fine time.
Mr.. Lee Peace and Miss Matte Love
motored up to spend few hours Will
Miss Fannie Mae Spruill this evening.
Miss Fannie Mae SpruflI, who has
been in Harrisonburg, Ark. visiting
her sister, and Mr.. Clarence Spruill are
now at home with their parents, Mr.
j. - - rr ~
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a box Of corresponding cards, by Miss
Rita Sanders.
&C. Z. Mays and Leonard McGau-
ghey were social visitors to Benton
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Sewell, Of Shreve-
port, Is visiting her cousin, Miss
Maggie Fenet. this week. ;
MIR. and Mrs. r. b. MeCameron, Of
Walnut Hill, Ark. are late arrivals In
Plain Dealing. They will make their
home here with their daughter. Mrs.
Ada Startling, at the Bolton House.
Rev. r.. 81. Wynn, Presiding Elder
for the Shreveport District, preached
fine sermon at the Methodist Church
Sunday night from the text of the
Pr0iigal Son. He made some telling
hits on law enforcement. He is an en-.
Pertaining speaker and made many
new friends while here.
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Lakeport Locals.
Crowded ont Inst week-l

Z
Crowded out Inst week.
Dated Monday, August I'D
.Mr. Garrett Brown was business
visitor to Ida to-day.
y The many friends OF Miss Minnie
Owens are glad to see her out again,
following her late illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Pittman, Miss
Hattie Markham and her mother mo-
tored to Shiloh Saturday to be present
at the singing yesterday.
Miss Zepha Sflkwood and Miss Ina
sBrOcknnan were guests Of the Misses
Owens yesterday.
Miss Treya Benroth, of Vivian, was
pleasant guest Of Misses Efiie and
Sylvia Cobb the past week.
Mrs. j. r. BELL spent yesterday with
Mrs. g. G. Brown.
Mr.. NJ n. Cobb, of Texarkana, Ark.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Cobb yesterday.
Mr.. Chester Cobb and Miss Treya
Benroth and Mr.. Dave Wysinger at
tended church services in Mira Satur'
day night
Mr.. Dayton Gore was guest OF MIR
Caryell Brown yesterday.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

The condition Of Mrs. Z. NJ. Car
etarphen is very much improved. at
this time.
Miss Melissa Arnold, of Miller's
pluff. spent last Saturday here with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Newman Adair left Sunday
! afternoon for Brownlee, where he Wis
ted his brother, Sheriff J. F. Adair.
a number Of the residents of this
mace went to Rocky Mount last Satur-
Say to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Amanda North.
Mrs. Margaret Caldwell Is visiting
II Benton this week-;is guest OF her
laughter. Mrs. J. E. Adger, ST., and
granddaughter. Mrs. Almer Wyche.
Miss Mary Gilmer entertained her
hrofher. Mr.. George Gilmer, and fam
nv of Shreveport, Sunday at fine
dinner Mt the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
r. G. Purcell.
Mr.. Earl Matthews, of Fort Worth,
texas. and Mr.. Lewis Matthews, OF
IewisyiIle, Ark, spent Wednesday OF
last week here as guests or Mt. and
Mrs. j. nj. Emmons.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Bell left
Thursday evening of last week FOL
Durdin's Ferry, on Bodcau, where they
nined large fishing party for an out
ING of several days. An enjoyable time
was experienced.
General street cleaning was undel
way here the first Of the week. Oul
stnwnspeople were determined to show
clean and attractive town to-day. II
the long run, Plain Dealing always
does the right thing.
Mrs. Mabel Woodbridge is again
cuest in Plain Dealing, after havin,
returned from Benton, where she was
pr1est of Miss Winnie Brownlee 70
some days. She will leave soon for he
school in Mer Rouge.
The various committees for til,
barbecue have been very active for
week past and, without doubt, PMil
Dealing is to have q real feast AM
a general good time to-day weathe
Dermitting. You should be here.
Just yet citron melons are some
what new In this section, as wa
proved by crowd Of young boys sey
eral nights ago In a melon patch nea
here. The boys made raid on
friends patch and had gathered thei
crowd together for the purpose Of en-
joying !. watermelon feast, but,
and behold, they had pulled citro
melons instead, much to their dissa
pointment. Upon leaving, they place
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cORRESPo NDENcE
colIinsb,.rs.

SWatAaA4UO1 &s
Crowded out last week.
Dated Wednesday, August oath.
DIR. and Mrs Paul Davis (and little
son) of Rust0n, are guests Of their
father. Mr.. n. w. Sentell, and family.
Mrs. r. w. McLeish and daughter,
Miss Lillian, returned home last Fri
day, after having pleasant visit with
Mrs. Powell, OF Gillian.
Mrs. j. H. Nattin spent few days
Of the past week very pleasantly with
her son, Mr.. George Nattin, and fam
lily. Of Alden Bridge.
Mrs G. G. Wimbish (and little sony
Of Shreveport, accompanied by her
guest. Miss Anna kim, Of New Or
leans, spent the weekend very delight
fully with Miss Mary Pickett Miss
Pickett accompanied them upon their
return to the city.
Capt. and Mrs J. II. Nattfn and
little granddaughter, Mary Hedge. re
turned home Monday from Gillian,
having had a pleasant visit with Mr.,
and AIRS. Mack Mccullough, Of that
place.
Mr.. J.. NJ. Sentell was a welcome
guest Of his brother, Mr.. N. w. Sentell
several days past.
Mrs. R. w. McLeislf returned home
Monday night from Rossier City, being
| called there on account Of the serious
| illness Of her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ
| Simmons. She reports Mrs. Simmons
condition much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nattin and litl.
| p,o,,e.S Dnl,ru< c,,d ~ IT II - unv,,nr
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Plain Dealing Department

a sign on the fence to this effect: Many
thanks, but We don't want your old
citrOns.
Mrs J. w. Walker returned Sun
day afternoon from Lewisville, Ark,
where she visited relatives for several
days.
Mr. JENNA Wyche returned home
last week from Memphis, Tenn. where
he went to purchase his fall stock Of
goods.
Mr.. J. ]. Swindle, OF Hughes Spur,
was here Sunday having his hand
treated. He cut it rather badly some
days ago while splitting stove wood
Messrs. Pollock and Sales are here
this week in the interest Of some oil
company and doubtless will put down
a test well near Plain Dealing at an
early date.
The local postcfiice will be closed
practically all day Monday, Septem-
Der 9Th, that being legal holiday
Labor Day. Also. the rural mail
curriers' will not serve the routes that
day.
Old friends of the family will be
pleased to learn that Miss Ruby Scott
Ogden, eldest daughter OF Mrs. Alabel
Ogden. Of Dixie, will teach music here
this coming school term. Miss Ogden
will be at home with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Il. Wyche, jr.
Mr.. c. A. Harrison, IT., returned
home last Friday evening from Hous-
ton, Texas, where he visited for sew
eral weeks. His younger brother,
| Clyde, will remain in Houston, as he
has secured position there.
Master Sam Curry, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Boggs, jr., OF
Shreveport, Is enjoying protracted
stay here with his grandmother, Mrs
i J. s. Gray. Also, his elder brother
Curry. has been here for some time.
Mrs NJ. a. King returned home
Monday from Bradley, Ark, aftel
spending several days with her sister
4 Mrs. Barker, OF that place. Mrs. Kin&
was also with her sister while sick fol
q while at Shreveport sanitarium
Her sisters condition Is reported some
what better.
The new electric light plant build
ing is fast approaching completion ant
Nae necessary machinery will be In
stalled as rapidly as possible. Durin,
this lightless period the business
houses OF the downtown section ar,
4 being furnished with electric cnrren
from the private plant Of Mr.. J. =
Dexter.
The members Of the Double Eigh
s. Rook (,lnh wore entertained Saturda,
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Oak Grove.
Crowded out last weck.1
Dated Monday. August 22d.

Crowded out last week.
Dated: Monday, August ed
The farmers OF this community are
harvesting their peanut crop, which Is
much above the average yield.
The Apostolic baptizing. nenr Stroud
Bridge yesterday, was well attended.
The reporter spent yesterday with
his friend, Mr.. Oliver Hord
Mr.. j. H. Ronines is still on the sick
list, but IL improving.
Mrs Lee Giles spent last night with
Mrs MI f. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Collie have the
coincidence Of old friends Of this COM
munity In the loss of their little dAugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.'W. Logan and family
and Mrs. .MOllie Grey McDuffie and
children spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. O, HDrd.
Mr.. Atwood Stroud is on the sick
list at this writing. One Of his eyes Is
filling The correspondent wishes him
an early recovery. Good EYE.