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Oak HiIl.

Dated: Tuesday, August 9th.
Messrs. E. A. Seward and w. Shipp were
business visitors to Homer several days Of
last week.
Visitors at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Impson Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Ymps0n and children, Mrs. L. Seward
and children and Mr.. Tom Blanton.
Mrs. T. w. Smith and children visited
Mrs. w. Shipp last Thursday.
Mr.. ]. o. Impson was a business visitor
to Bradley. Ark, yesterday.
Mr.. J. c. Barnett was visitor at the
home Of Mr.. Ed Hamiter one day last week.
Mrs. l.. Seward and children spent yes
terday very Pleasantly at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Seward.
Several families Of the Alabama settle
ment are enjoying few days fishing on the
lakes near here.
Master Frank Impson was quite sick
Sunday. Your correspondent hopes he is
much improved by this time.
A nice shower fell here yesterday and
looks like we are to have more today.
Mrs. ]. o. Impson spent Thursday very
pleasantly at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
BOD Hamiter. BLuE EYES.
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About Shiloh.

Dated: Monday. August 8th.
Messrs. Seymore Garrett and Grover Mat
lock visited relatives In this section last
week
Miss Erncstine coyle. OF Spring Hill,
spent the weekend here with her cousin,
Miss Lydia Coyle.
Mrs. Charlie Matlock and little son, C. ",
of Jena. this state, visited relatives here
last week. Mrs.. Matlock formerly lived in
Bossier Parish and this is her first visit
hack In twelve years. Her relatives and
friends hope she will make her visits more
often In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Arthur are Mt Millers
Bluff visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. s. T. Becne is spending few days at
Stamps, Ark, visiting at the home Of his
father in-law, Mr.. Burns.
Messrs. Robert and Ruben Coyle and Cor
ben Beene spent last Saturday in Plain
Dealing witnessing ball game.
Mrs Claude Fox returned from Shreve-
port where she had been taking treatment
at a sanatarinm In that place.
At last. Yes mt last, we have had some
work done on the roads in our community,
but sorry to say. it 1t SO dry and the ground
so hard, the work will have to be post
plfoned until after a rain.
Bodcau il In fine fishing stage now and
its. banks are lined with people every day
and great many fish are being caught
On the third Sunday in this month Tyler
Camp w. o. W. will uhyeil the monument
of Sovereigns j. Fl. Coyle. VIC. lee and
A. Y. Staples in Shiloh Cemetery. The
public Is invited to attend the ceremony
which will take place ut two o'clock p. m.
There will be dinner on the ground for
every body. HUBBY. !
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Cheer For Plain Dealing.

The sport writer has been seeking in vain
Tor a name suitable for Plain Dealings
craek-team Of baseball players. All during
this season they have made a wonderful
record but here of late that record has been
beaten and an "all go team is the result.
The latest victory was the game played with
Lewisville. Ark, Friday afternoon of last
week. The day opened bright and fnir In
our sister town and with such an invitation
as was printed on the dodgers distributed
hy the Louisville team. 1t was no surprise
to sec the number Of people present at the
game. Just to apppase your curiosity We
are reproducing below the above mentioned
invitation.
" Every body come out this evening"
Forget Mr.. and Mrs. Hardluck.
Plain Dealing has a swift team
And they will have new faces
In the line and also will we
But we are going to spring
One big surprise on Plain Dealing"
.As win be seen in figures below. Lewis
vile was absolutely dumb-founded. with
Plain Dealings scoring. until the eighth
inning. when she made three rnns-and we'll
did she cherish these and the one run made
In the ninth inning.
The feature of the game was heavy hit
ting and brilliant fielding for Plain Dealing.
The pitching OF ZeiGler and the catching Of
Hedge was extra good.
Score by innings
Plain Dealing 0o2 22O 20O-1o
Lewisville 0OO OOO Oal-
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Dated: Monday. August Sth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dement, arc visiting
relatives and friends in Kennett. Missouri.
Another family with bunch OF school
children has moved into our community.
The writer has not met them but learned
their. name II Ataway. Welcome friends
especially with children, as we arc striving
for those teachcrs that we have the promise
of provided we secure n few more pupils
Miss Garnett Shelby Is improving after
4 three weeks spell Of fever.
Mrs. Elbert Dement, In visiting her
mother in Arkansas.
Mr.. McCary has been quite sick again. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Rippert, Of Shreveport,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. virgc TIinley spent few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCary and family spent
saturday night and yesterday with Mrs.
McCary.s sister Mrs. Oaks.
Our protractcd meeting begins next Sat
urday night before the I'd Sunday. Let's
all attend regularly and make It success.
Rev. Moncrief, OF Gibbsland and Rev.
Rousseaux, Of Spring Hill, are to help with
the meeting, also, one day II reserved for
the Presiding Elder, Rev. Wynn, OF Shreve-
port. DITsN
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. Phillips Hill.

Dated: Tuesday, August 9th.
Mrs. Catherine Bounds Is much improved
ms the carbunclc on her back is already heal
ing.
Mrs. J. +. Northcott and daughter,
Lucinda, were trading at Alden Bridge We'd
nesday OF last week.
Mr.. j. B. Booker and j. B., jr., visited at
Aunt Bodie Johnson's last Wednesday.
Rev. T. ]. Holiday is holding a protracted
meeting at Concord this week.-Mrs. uncle Is
assisting him.
Miss Lecta Rocker. after spending several
days at Rocky Mount and Bossier City, re-
turned home Wednesday Of last week.
Brother Hinton filled his regular appoint
ment at the school house Sunday. Prayer
meeting is held every Wednesday night.
Alvin Northcott and wife. from Webster
Parish, are visiting in the home OF Mr..
Northcott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Northcott.
A fine rain fell here Monday afternoon.
1t made late corn and potatoes lqok fine.
From 1O5 pounds of speckled peas s0wcd
on about two acres OF ground, we picked
twelve oat sacks full of dry peas and cut
twelve good loads of hay. The rain coming
Hike ii did will start another crop of vines to
growing so we will be able to get two cut
tings OF hay.
Mr.. C. Hughes didn't spend much time
MT the Spur last week-he wns In Shreve-
port getting acquainted with Clark Hughes,
jr., who arrived in Shreveport with his
mother, Mrs. Martha Dowdell, from VIM
ailma. Florida Mrs. w. G. Hughes and
daughter also returned with Mrs. Dowdell
to Shreveport.
Too wet to work and with nothing to do
bunch of men from Plain Dealing. Rocky
Mount and the surrounding country are 10
Gated ut different points on Lake Bodcau
catching fish and swapping yarns
We congratulate the Pleasant Hill writer
for his faithfulness In writing for the Ban
nor. Hope he and a number of others get
100 next time. -FREckLEs.s
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Long island and Brushy.

Dated: Monday, August Sth.
Messrs. Willie Akin and Clinton Foster
were visiting friends in our community
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs cavett Boggs and baby
spent Saturday night and yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. s. II. Strnyhan.
Mrs. r. A. Winham is among those on the
sick list this week.
Miss Lila Winham was unable to attend
Sunday school yesterday on account Of
having suffered fall Saturday night IN
which she sprained her ankle
Mrs. III. III. Spruill gave a delightful
party to the young people of our community
last Tuesday night. After many hours OF
good music and other things of interest, tea
and cake were served to the following
guests Miss Melba Mckinney and Mr.
Dewey Moore. Lila Winham and Edgar
Odom, Madge New and Ben winham,
Matte Love and Clifford Spruill, Emma.
Lou Perry and Clinton Foster, Audrey
Strayhan and Charlie Harrison and ]. T.
Perry and Virginia Spruill. All reported a
good time.
Miss Barba Huddleston, OF Alden Bridge,
spent Saturday night and yesterday with
Miss Emma Lou Perry.
Miss Melba Mckinney returned to her
home in Dallas, Texas, yesterday.
Mrs. III. NJ. Spruill and little daughter
are visiting Mt the home OF Mrs. F. A.
Winham to-day.
A nice lawn party was given at the home
of Mr.. H. Fl. Strayhan Saturday night
A number Of us attended the ball game
Saturday evening between Brushy and
Possum Hollow. Brushy won the game.
-JINKs.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
IL. Ben Keeth spent Tuesday In

u Nj. Ben Kceth spent Tuesday In
& s1arepta.
Messrs. Joe and Robert Zeigler. Of
Eaaeky Mount, were visitors in town
SSsesday.
"A cooling shower fell here Monday
Sf.rnoon Since then. the nights have
sf4een cool.
william Thompson. jr.. left Tuesday
- his home in Hosston, after a visit Of
B sS,ytfal weeks here with relatives.
pr. &. r. Prince of Shreveport WINS here
Ssvednesday Of last week in interest of the
~ bank-The Citizens Bank Of Plain
9 railing.
Mrs. W. f. Swindle returned Monday
q Sveains from Ninock. where .she spent n
49, days with her daughter. Mrs. 7. N.
sgstlln. sf
Miss Edna winston returned home
esday night from Mooringsport where she
q ~ been the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
zzzksrpc. for several weeks.
Nrs John Dexter returned Monday
1prnoon from an extended visit to her
2Aes, Mrs. Ella Russell. Of Joella,. Ark,
natly improved in health.
Ms Parmelia Kendriek left Saturday
last week for Shreveport to make the
aainfance OF finc little grandson that
~ born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Curtis on
YSday.
Nr. Allie Gryder. who for the past sew
al years has resided in Ell Paso, Texas,
e atcepted position in motor car cons
ny n Shreveport. Mr.. Gryder Is neph-
~ d Mrs. J. s. Gray and Of Mrs. j. +.
<aary, Of this place.
Mrs. ]. r. Young. of Ivan, Is at present
xucst in the home OF her son and
1nselter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N Adair. A new
fl5le granddaughter, who, by the way has
~ given the name OF Cecil Virginia, is
naking her visit a one Of pleasure.
-Nr. and. Mrs. Ellis Lee motored to
81 NeKamie, Ark, Saturday. where they spent
I several days before joining Mrs. L. s.
81 HeGaughey and sons, Paul, Noel and Solon.
lw an extended trip In Tennessee, where
III will remain for month. Mr.. Lee re-
turaed to Plain Dealing Tuesday.
Little Miss Francis Smith, daughter OF
b, and Mrs. H. II. Smith, Of Fort Smith,
Ayt, while en- route from New Orleans,
sAere she has been visiting relatives, to
s. II home ut Fort Smith. stopped by q few
m for visit with her uncle, Mr.. w. II.
81 Martin. She left Monday morning for
IS &fsyeport to visit In the home Of DIR.
& Haads
4-Df. and Mrs. w. II. Ben and sister.
IS N. Jas. N. Farrin and children, james, jr.
"a FAnnelle. were In attendance at the
] In eamc played at Lewisville between the
So boys and those Of Lewisville. Thurs
~ n last week. After the game was over
~ proceeded to Texarkana, where DR..
N Visited his relatives. Afr. and Mrs. Ike
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Senator W. J. Johnston returned from
the Gleason No. 2 well yesterday afternoon.
From Indications. 1t seems the new well
Is an Improvement over the old. although
the drill stem has never been drawn from
tho we'll. While this we'll nav prove
failure It only helps to emphasize the fact
that there Is plenty OF Oil in tho immediate
section,
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LewisvilIe Uses Rabbit Foot.

A baseball game between the local team
and I4cwisville. Ark. was the attraction at
the West Side ball park yesterday after
noon. which led to the defeat Of the homem
tenn 13 to 3. In the language Of one OF
the local junior bal teams 1t was " Plain
Dealing VS.. Lewisville, Little, Rock. sArkana,
Shreveport and all way stations The
home teams goes to Lewisyille to-day to
hnve another try out on the enemy's home
ground.
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Attention, Pupils

Four boys or four girls, or two girls
and two boys, who wish to attend Plain
Dealing High School during the 1921
. term, may secure board and rooms
at the home; Of Mrs. Parmelia Ken
drick. Apply ut once, or write.
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July 20, 1921. lsept II
sHERIFFS SALE.

No. 8j69. N Second District C0wrt, Bossicr
Parrish, LoHisiana. WiIIiam D. Keith
Motor Cosnpewy Cs. W. C.. Clayton.
BIZ virtue OF writ Of iieri facias, issued
from the Second District Court, OF Bossier
Parish, Louisiana, and to me directed,
have seized and will sell at public auction,
for cash and according to law, at the prin-
cipal front door Of the Court House Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the legal
hours Of sale. on Saturday, the 18th day Of
August, 1921, the following described prop
erty, to-sctt:
One Ford touring car
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified in said writ, together with inter
est, attorneys fees and all cost Of this suit.
J. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-o1icio Auctioneer.
July %. 1921. fang III
STRAY SALE.
EsrRAYED before 3. r. Johnston, Justice Of
the Peace, Ward Three, Bossier Parish.
Louisiana, BY M. A. Brown, Of Plain Deal
ing, black and white spotted SOW, two
or three years old I; not marked.
The owner is requested 20 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take pos.
session Of said property, or 1t will be sOld
by the undersigned, according to law, at
II O'Clock am, on Saturday, the 18Th Gay
Of August, 1921. at M. A. Browns place,
near Miller's Blum, i've miles west Of P1ain
J. b. wAGaoxrs, Constable.
July Z, 1921. faug II
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I.SrRAY NoTIcE.

EsrRAyED before q. w. Hutchings, Justice
Of the Peace in and for Bossier City Pre-
cinct. Warl Two, Bossier Parish. Louisiana,
by !. E. ChiIders one frost colorcd COW.
with slipped left horn, marked agurc In
right ear and underslope IN left ear. about
5A hands high, weight about 500 pounds,
about three years old. Appraised Mt x.5.
The owner Is admonished to come for
ward prove property, assume and retain
charge Of same, pay charges ON said animal.
or Nilr on Saturday. the 10th day OF
August. 1921, ut the present front gate Of
said ChiEiers. at IL o'clock am. proceed to
sell same to last and highest bidder as IN
estrny, according to law.
d. E. SoRREIL, Constable.
July II, 1921. faug 1Sl
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STRAY SALE.
TRESpASSs NOTICE.

THE general public II hereby warned not to
trespass On our property to fish IN the Long
Hole, On the Kenner place, In Ward Five,
Bossier Parish, LOnlsianiI. This lake" II
on our place and we will no longer permit
trespassing. Those disregarding this notice
and found fishing 10 Long Hole will be
prosecuted. f30-3l +. -. MER.ITr.
s y. ~. Mlxklr
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BusheI Baskets

With lids, for sale We have on hand
a car loud of these baskets and can
make right prices. Address S. H.
BoLINGER & Co, Plain Dealing, La.
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Hemstichinf

At liz cents per yard, silk thread fur
pishcd Especially prompt attention given
to mail orders.-Mrs. SUSIE T. STOKES,
752 Hope Street, Shreveport, La.
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For Sale

Choice cut Alfalfa Hay In any guam
ity, at our farm or at Plain Dealing.
LYON DRUG COMPANY, Plain Dealing.
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. sHERIFFss SALE.


No 1859. N Second District Court, Bossievs
Pasish. L0MisiaHa. o. G. Thomds rersss
a. c. Chadick.
By virtue Of q writ Of feri tGciGs, issued
from the Second District Court, Of Bossier
Parish, Louisiana. and to me directed.
have seized and will sell at public auction,
for cash, and according to law. at the :prin-
cipal front door Of the Court House Of hos
sier Parish. Louisiana, during the legnl
hours Of sale. on Saturday. September II,
1921, the following described property.
t8-frit.
An undivided One-haH interest In the
northwest quarter. and south half Of sonth-
cast quarter, section 20. township Is. range
10, situated In Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
Said property TO be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified in said writ, together with inter-
est, attorneys fees and all cost Of this suit.
T. r.. ADAM.
Sheriff and cr-oDicio Auctioneer.
August IL. 1921. lsept 15I
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sHERIFF.S SALE.

u Y
No. SIll n r. Bollngcr rs. Altord Haryts.
In Second District Court, Parrish Of B0s-
sier. State Of L0wistana. 5 - s
BIZ virtue of d writ Of feri facias, from
the Honorable Second District Court of
Bossier Parish. Louisiana, In the above
numcred and entitled cause, have seized
and win sell at public auction. for cash.
and according to LAW. at the principal front
door Of the Court House Of Bossier Perish.
Louisiana, during, the legal hours Of sale.
on Saturday. September 3, 1921, the follow
ing described property, to-scit:
The north half of northwest quarter Of
section 8. township 81, range II, situate6
In Bossier Parish, Louisiana. zsss
Said property to be sold ~ belonging a.
above defendant, to pay and satisfy tle
debt specified In said writ. t0Gether With
interest and cost.
Sheriff and er-o1lcio Auctfoneef
July 20, 1921. fsept II ID.
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sHERIrr.s SALE

sass. sHERIFrss SALE.
No. sise IN Second District Court, Bossiev
Poyish, Louisiana. Peoys0ns-TaJf LaNd
Credit Con,pany rs. O. b. J0AHsoa.
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale,
issued from the Second District Court, OF
Rossier Parish. Louisiana. and to ne direct
ed. have seized, and will sell Ut public
auction, for cash, and according to law,4at
the principal front door OF the Court House
of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday. August %,
1921. the following described property,
tO-wit
All that portion of the property herein
after described which Hes east Of the center
or thread of the wetern branch Of Willow
Chute Bayou: Beginning at an iron pipe
set In cement mortar 3SSO.S feet south of
old stone monument at northwest corner Of
section %, township ~. north. range IL,
ute east, 3s93.41 feet to iron pipe set In
cement mortar: thence south 157.7 feet
to iron pipe set in cement mortar: thence
south 50 degrees, IL minutes west, $500 feet
to iron pipe set Ia cement mortar: thence
north 1928 feet to place of beginning;
being parts Of sections % and 33, township
10, north, range 13, west, In Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, containing 102.03 acres, more or
less. u
Y Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above defendant, to pay the debt spec
lied, in said writ, as well as all cost OF suit.
j. +. ADAIR.
Sheriff and e9-o1icj0 Auctioueer.
July q. 1921. Iaus PSI
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IAA. ofti,i iNafsCES
As adopted By the Board Of oma.tssso~ers
Of the N0rth Booster Lcuce Die
tytct for the Hcer lssl.
An ordinance levying 1O-miH tax on all
property Ia the North Rossier Levee Dis
trict, subject to taxation for levec and
drainage purposes. for the year 1921.
Be It ordained by the Board Of Commts-
sfoners Of the North Bosster 14evee District,
In regular session convened, That district
levce and drainage tax Of 10 mills on the
dollar OF its assessed valuation BE- ana the
same Is hereby levied ON all property sit
9uated In the North Bossier Lcvee District
for the year 1921.
An ordinance levvfnp ! local asseaamcnt az
] oE eants nor acre On everv aero 81 Innd
ysithin the North Rnsaier Tcvee nistricf
Tor III, vear Iao1
Re Il aydnined nv tho T.oara 81 comm,..
sioners 81 the North Rossier Ievee nisfrict
n ragrI.,r session Tenn venea That Z local
assassr,art n oE cents ~ acre =, .rarv
acro ~ sa,,a y,thsn ti,a N,rtb Rasssar Y.vcs
Mstrtct ~ .the va.r 1slo1 II .rsI tha s.orps
!. hs,.st.. Iavias
-. -. -. = 'sss-s
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sands of numbering camps dcnsely
populated in the winter but deserted
in the summer, and along the rivers
| IN the spring Of the year the activities
or the drive" transform streams that
were placid in summer into Il living,
roaring mass of logs and men.
The old lumber kings, with their
code of honor as to forest preserva-
! ton, are passing, and in their places
are corporations, stripping the hills
and valleys and leaving the task Of
reforestation to the government.
The first invasion of the pulp inter
ests brought keen resentment from
/ the old lumber kings. There were
bloody battles over leases, riger fights
for water. brutal personal assaults,
and destruction of valuable property.
Today the war is still raging. but it
is ever a losing battle for the older
interests
From such tremendous situations.
environment and material. Holman
Day has woven the splendid tale of the
north woods, The Rider of the King
Log" taking for the characters actual
living personalities, or composites.
The Strand theatre presents this
Holman Day-Associatcd Exhibitors
picture, The Rider Of the King Log -
today. and halls it as an outdoor dra-
ma of adventure and romance that
will never be forgotten by virtue of its
virility and heauty.-Adv.
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Typhoid Germs May
XIII Spangler'S Snrinp.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. Sept 2S-span-
gler's Spring at which Union and
Confederate soldiers drank together
during a lull in the fighting at the
close of the second day of the Battle
of Gettysburg. July ., 1853, may pass
out. Of existence. Typhoid fever
germs have been found in the water
and the State Department of Health
has condemned it.
The spring is one of the historic
spots of the famous battlefield. Here
soldiers of the contending armies
met, drank together and filled their
canteens with water for their wound
ed comrades when darkness stopped
the fighting that had ragged steadily
throughout the day.
Thousands of tourists and visitors
to the battle-ground drink from the
spring annually.
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TASKER'S
GARDINER
The MAN Store

ing from the way he blew it he knew
whereof he spoke.
For a number of years he had the
contract to go from place to place
on the Maine Central and keep the
engines supplied with wood. His out
fit consisted of a gang of men and
a dummy train fitted up like a saw
mill. and when he stopped along the
road to fill up a loco the sawdust
of chunks of wood was ready for the
tender
When his contract expired he be-
came the leader of one of the most
unique musical CD organizations in
this or any other State. 1t was
known as Osgood's Circular Saw
Band, whose services were always
in demand, especially for serenadng
purposes The instruments were cir
cular saws of various sizes and tone,
and the members were those who
first arrived on the scene to grab an
instrument.
The writer was a member of one
momentous occasion, n wedding SER
enade on Elder Bates in Lakemans s
lane. 1t was a bright. starry. moon
light night. The haond Steathily ap-
preached the domicile of the Elder
and when te command was given the
wedding march was rendered Af-
ter several renditions the Elder ap-
peared at window and in a sqeuaky
voice said: Boys, | amt married
yet"
Whenever we did get an invitation
IN. on our serenadinc orgies, as we
did one muddy, rainy night when
William Wilson had been elected to
some political office Clarence always
held his audience spellbound by his
forcefui oration on DAYS spent in and
his escape from Libby Prison.
During the Washington movement.
when Maine was the hotbed of pro-
hibition. Clarence was nightly Wis
itor to the meetings in old City hall.
always in good" condition. At the
close of the meeting invitation was
always given for those who wished to
come forward and sign the pledge,
and if that old register could be pro-
duced today you would probably find
his name very frequently.
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delicious dinner was served at noon
and a business meeting and social
afternoon enjoyed in the afternoon!
A community planning meeting OF
the Winthrop Farm Bureau was
held Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Laughlin. Miss
Helen Clark. county demonstrator Of
the kennebec Farm Bureau, was
present. The town was laid out in
IA districts and plans were discussed
along the lines of work for the COM
ing year Another meeting will be
held about the middle of October at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Millspaugh, when the committees
will be chosen and further plans
made.
Rev. and Mrs. n. r. Pearson, for
merly of this town, now of Rich
mond, was calling on friends in the
place Wednesday.
Rev. Fred Pinkerton and daughter
of Strong were in town Tuesday
A large delegation of Winthrop
people attended the fair at Mon
mouth Wednesday.