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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-07
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.M0HR SELLS ElEC:
TRIO LIGHT PLANT

The Bowbells electric light plan,
changed hands the fore part o1
the week when j. H. Mohr. who
during the past two. years had
owned the property, sold it tc
Frank Luckman of this city and
Robert Schwebes of Whitehall
Mont. The new firm has already
operated the plant for several days
lieve that they will get along fine
Mr.. Luckman had been engaged in
farming for several years near this
city, but moved to town few
months ago when he made a deal
for the Richardson hotel here, and
since then has been conducting the
hostelry r Although he has not
had a great deal of experience in
running light plants, he is a handy
man all around, and we predict
that it will be but a short time un-
til he will be able to hold his own
with the best of them. His part
ner, Mr.. Schwebes, has been here
since last September in the employ
of Mr.. Mohr, and. is not only an
expert electrician, but an expert on
all combustion engines. He in
stalled the large so horse power
engine at the light plant last. fall,
and has had complete charge Of
1t since that time. He Is4 abou.
the only person in this section OF
the state that is thoroughly fam
iliar with this make of engine, and
there can be no reason, whatever,
why the plant should not be giving
us the best of service just as long
as he has charge of the machinery.
session Of the Richardson hotel in
this city, though he does not ex-
pect to conduct same permanently,
He will no doubt take charge Of II.
and keep it open until he isr able
to either rent or sell it. With the
hotel lie also gets all the: furnish
ings. .,5t L. ss
During the time Mr.. Mohr has
owned the light plant, he has given
US the best service that could be
expected under the handicap that
he was subjected to. When he
took the plant over. 1t was pretty
we'll ran down, the engines did not
lll power enough for the dy-sl
aamoessan e had to be replaced by !
larger ones, and the plant was not |
on 9 q paying basis, the expenses be-
Ing larger than the income Byl
using his head and his mechanical
ingenuity Mr. Mohr was able to
'en the smaller engines and re- /
place them with larger ones that
burned cheaper fuel, and In this
vay not only got the add ditional
,ower required. but kept things In
'uch g condition that the service
'ouldk be depended IN upon at all
ines For a while he hought
hats steam engine would be more
conomical and Installed one In
he plant, but satisfied himself b
hat the cOmbustion engines were Il
he .best. The plant now servesIs
y the build dtngs il the city with Is
hels l exception Of four Or Ave, Is son II
sIaying basis and one of the
est equipped IN the state for
owngt the size Bowbells It's.
aine;a the pres time is close II
.00tl d
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-07

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Preaching services at 1890 and
1880.
e Sunday School at HAS A. M. =.
When this church can be of ser.
vice to you command us.
w. w. GUNTER, Pastor.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-07
RIVAL RIPPLES
(Erom Staff Correspondent,


The marriage of Nellie E. Pierce
to Phylias Gagner took place OF
Wednesday, Dec. %, 1920 at Nortt
Portal. Rev. oliver officiated. A
wedding supper was given in honor
of the happy couple at the home o.
the brides parents on Sunday
Dec. 26th for the immediate rela
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Gagner are
now keeping house in their new
home in Ignite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glaspey and
family took Christmas dinner al
the Edward Hunstad home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Wallen and
| daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs
Phylias Gagner, Mr.. and Mrs. H,
o. Pierce and daughter Carrie took
Christmas dinner at the Fred Erd-
man home.
! Mrs. H. O. Pierce and daughter
Carrie were Christmas shopping at
| Portal Wednesday. ~
s. o. Wallen was a Columbus
caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Greenfield
| and family spent New Years at
Williston at the home of their son
Garold Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glaspey and
dau~hter Jennie and son Johnnie
spent Sunday at the s. o. Wallen
home. ...
Mrs. H. o. Pierce. and daughter
Cad, and Mrs. f.. r. Erdmann and
daughter Anna called on Mrs.
Phylias Gagncr at Ignite Wednes-
day 4; .8 a
Jessie Glaspey spent few days
this week at the r. F. Glaspey
home of Flaxton, f.s5 S. q n. s'%
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hunstad,
! Edward Gammell, Florence, Anna
and Arthur Erdmann and Barney
Wood bridge spent Wednesday ev-
ening at the John Glaspey. home.
d A large crowd B attended the
dance held at the school house
Saturday might. q .l5S.; X
Cor. s M
POWERS LAKE FARMERS CLUR
The Farmers Club will hold
special and regular meeting at
Powers Lake on Saturday after
noon, at clock January 5th,
1921 Some special work will be |
taken IN at this meeting Reports
will be given and discussed EsY-s|
cry club mem ber should be at this
meeting
AIsBElaT 3. /; ENsEh i. ll,i i
II lecreta
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
TUSc0LA

t5,,,- ff,,t : stacking their wheat
and are getting ready for the threshing
machine.
The rain Saturday stirred the dy-
ing embers and hope revived in the
: farmers ssss-sss ls
After the storm had passed Satur-
dar evening the large apple tree stand
ling In Harve Daniels yard was struck
BY lightning and torn to pieces and set
on fire. The tree stood within a Few
feet Of the house and the entire fam
iiv was shocked, some knocked down,
bur no one was seriously injured.
Rev. W. D. Beatty preached at Olio-
Vile Saturday night and Sunday morn
I ing and Sunday night to large au-
diences,
we are informed that Rev r. H.
Cassidy and Rev. Rolen Hutchison
win begin series Of meetings at oiio-
Vile the night of the 18th inst
The ice cream festival and pie mite
held at Olioviile the End inst. was a
pronounced success. II was estimated
that 600 or more were present
X Hon. G. w. Castle and ]. H. Woods
Of Louisa were present Mr.. Castle
made a brilliant address on civic rich
robustness and law and order. The ad-
dress was well received and the people
sneak a slowing terms OF g. w. Cast
il one Of Lawrence county's gifted
cons =, WIS., :
THE Klaiber orchestra Of Ashland
was present and furnished music that
was insniring and entertaining. It
was 4 pleasant evening for all pres
emf
sberiff coffee arrested Howard CAL
lion on 4 bench warrant Saturday
niebf He was able. however, to fill
bond sunday and was released till
co,,rt
~, 10 vnsta a. Raker Saturday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
ROCKY VALLEY

what has become af the little news
bee as I haven't seen 4 letter from
here IN quite a while.
Talmage Wells OF Anaunlt ". Va.
came down and spent sunday with
home folks
Ben vlnson left sunday Tor Georges
creek where he has employment
Mrs. W. s. vinson and son. Mrs, Luz
ther vinson and children. Af. and Mrs
Mack MccInne OF Dixie w. Va. we're
the weekend guests OF relatives at
webb. w. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Mcclung return
ed 10 their home Monday after On sxs
tended visit with relatives a. this. place
and Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and
chas. Workman motored 20 catletls-
burg Sunday,
Misses Lutte and Cora workman are
visiting relatives on Hurricane this
week. +
sam and winheld vInson were CALI
ers at tho locks sunday.
Luther Vlnson has returned home
from Coal river where he had employ
mcnt.
+ Carl Workman. lille son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Workman, Il very III AZ
this writing.
Mrs. Laura Wells has been on the
sick list
Irene Wells was calling on friends AZ
- FoRsAxEN BABY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
HUBBARDSTOWN, VIVA

Church was lightly attended here
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Wellman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Biggs attended church at
Little Hurricane Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lakins and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Meade and family at
tended CHURCH at Pridhard sqnday
night.
Bass Davis was in Hubbardstown
Sunday morning.
Miss Adrian Rayburn was calling
on Miss Opal Meade Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mart shortridge and Mrs. De
shortridge were visiting their father
Sunday.
Sam Fannin was visiting his father,
John Fannin. Monday.
Walter Meade Is making his usual
trips to Hubbardstown.
Steve Curnutte was in Hubbards-
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Bellomy were
calling on Mrs. Mary Meade Sunday.
Bob Rayburn was in Hubbardstown
Saturday.
Miss Opal Meade was In Louisa and
FORGET nfE-NoT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
2sKAGGs

Times are dull but the farmers are
smiling over the arrival OF a good
shower OF rain which was badly need
ed.
Drilling has about ceased in this oil
field. OIL has gone so low II don't pay
to produce Il.
Elder Guymon and Elder Robinson
preached at the church house at Ter
ryvi;le. KY. Sunday. There was a large
crowd out and they all listened with
respectful attention.
Hon. B. II. Harris was visiting his
sister, Florence Holbrook. this week.
He also went on through TO Franks
creek 10 visit his brothers, John and
Dave, also his mothers grave.
H.: ]. Lyon and family are visiting
friends and relatives here. They will
60 from here 10 James Evans. then
they will return to their home in Ash
land. .
Mrs. Cora Ross and daughter spent
the weekend with her sister Ellen
tfolbrook and her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Grlmsley.
Mrs. L. w. Sargent and children are
visiting her husband at the, Cumber-
land oil camps this week.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Wheeler, wife OF
the late Joshua NJ. Wheeler Is very
sick with fiux.
Fuel Holbrook went to PaintsviIIe
Friday.
Judge Cisco and the state troops are
making II hot for the moonshiners In
Elliott county this week
Erma Sparks and Grettie Holbr0oll
were visiting at A. f. Lyons Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Will Husband was called 20 her
home in Estill county Friday on ac-
count OF the sickness OF her mother.
Eva wheeler and yesta Wheeler ac-
companied her as far az Henry Wheel
ers at Isonyille.
Jeff Lester Is very sick and not ex-
pected to I've long.
c. B. Fyffe died last week Of pneu-
monia.
Foster Holbrook was visiting his
daughter Mrs George Ferguson, on
Keaton Friday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15

Rev. Burgess failed 70 nj his APP
pointment at this place last SUNDAY
evening
MISS Belva f. Bradley spent SUM
day with Mrs. Belle Ham.
Randall Bussey motored 70 Louisa
Sunday.
Clifford Clarkson and Thomas Car
ter called on Warren Pige Sunday ev7
ening
Mrs. Ham Bradley As on the sick list
Jessie Sue Regainer and Waleaka
Bussey called on Mrs. Belle Ham sun
day.
seriously III Is some better al tn;s
writing.
Richard Adams and L. E. Pigg were
out car riding Sunday.
Bryan Miller and Gertrude Pigg mo-
fored to Louisa Sunday.
Misses Belva. Laura, Virginia and
Afra Bradley called ON Miss Bessie
Clarkson Friday.
Mrs. yint Noien called on home folks
one day last week.
j. f. Nolen and d. w. Wellman vis-
tied j. H. ClariSson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guile Meek OF Hunt
inrton w. va. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fernando Meek Of this place.
George Jones Of smoky Valley call
ed on Bessie Clarkson Sunday even
ing.
Richard Nolen was in Busseyville
Tuesday last.
Thelma Barnett was q business VS.
itor In the vile one day last week.
Remember Sunday school at this
place every Sunday morning a :; 30
ana evervbody come, JUST Me.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
GRIFFITH CREEK

Elanor Christine, fourteen months
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Lemaster. died Thursday, July finland
was laid TO rest In the little pine grove
city OF the dead overlooking the home.
Her short stay here had made 80 hap-
~ and her going makes 20 sad. a
vast number OF sorrying relatives and
friends. Tho whole countryside turn
ed out to pay homage 10 her whose
taking away has cast a gloom over the
entire neighborhood.
Giles Simpson came up from Louisa
Tuesday for short visit with Lindsey
Moore and family.
Born, 10 Mr. and Mrs Fred Spur
lock fine boy.
Granville Harris and family have re-
turned home from a visit at Catletts-
burg. accompanied home By Mr.. Har-
ris' sister who lives In the Gate City. (
Mrs. VIM. Carter Of Yatesville Is
here the guests OF her daughter Mrs.
Robt. L. Bailey.
Bunk Craig and wayne sammons
motored to Webbvile Sunday (via
Yatesville OF course) to see the big
bali game, webbville vs.; Two Mile.
MUTT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
CADMUS

Born. TO Damer Kelley and wife on
the 18th inst. fine boy. being the iirst
grandson OF the father and mother
parents and the first great grandson
OF John r. Queen and Mr.. and Mrs. J
II. RatcIiff.
Oats cutting and berry picking IL the
order OF the day this week.
Miss Doshie Roberts was calling on
Mrs. Maude Kelly last Friday.
Little Daniel Hartman OF Wheel
wright Is visiting his sister at Cad
mus this week.
Some person unknown 20 US sent
US some beautiful flags to decorate our
Green valley sunday school room
which we are very appreciative and
extend our heartfelt thanks 70 that
person so Interested In our sunday
school.
Little Andy Hartman. wife or D. J,
Hartman attended Sunday school al
Green Valley Sunday.
Some parties passed up our creek
Sunday evening In a car and met Ho-
bert Smith on horseback Just below
Cadmus post office In very narrow
place In the road and they had quite
collision. The car struck the horse
Knocking him down and throwing Ho-
bert hard fall. but no had hurt done,
j. 8. Berry OF Fort Gay. w. Va, sold
fine young mule 10 James MosIey
last Monday.
Marie Riley who has been visiting
relatives at Louisa for some time has
returned home.
Mrs. ". B. Nicholson and children
who have been visiting relatives IN
Lewis county quite a while. returned
home last Sunday.
WIN. Brumneid was visiting Adam
Hartman Monday
s Mia white II digging coal on
Gait.
Aunt Martha Brumfield motored to
Brammer Gap last Sunday 10 see her
sister. aunt Huldah Rntclin. who ~
in her soth year.
VIM .O'Daniels OF Hulette and "A,
Hartman were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed wooten last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts II 4 teacher
In our Sunday school.
John r. Scott Is hauling coal.
Bonnie Fannin and John Mcdowell
attended the ball game ut Green Val
ley Sunday
Il. n. Riley attended Sunday school
at Green Valley Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
LICK GREEK

Church was largely attended here
Sunday
Dixie Cochran, Edith Bowe and
Pearl Cox were the dinner guests OF
Emma Lee.
Miss Nola George was calling or
Dorothy See Sunday afternoon
Sylvia and Lou Cox and Mamie
Stratton were the dinner guests Of
Rexie Branham Sunday,
Mart Isaac and Tom Mounts attend
ed church at Lost creek Saturday
night
Ira, Madge and Rec See attended the
ball game at Louisa Sunday.
Scott See and Paul Branham were
Ealing on their best girls Sunday.
AIallie Martin spent a few days with
home folks last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Hall called on
Mrs. Lizzie Dutton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bowe were ms
dinner guests Of Mrs. Mart Isaac Sum
day.
Rexie Branham was calling on Mrs
virgie Blackburn Saturday afternoon
A LONELY GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15

Church al OliovIlIe was largely az
tended Sunday
Several from here attended the fes-
|iival al Lower Twins Saturday night.
Miss Mecca Pennington, who has
been sick for some time is no better.
Mrs. AIaude Compton and children
were the dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Sunday.
Violet o. Rice spent Saturday night
with Misses Virginia and Bertha
Hutchinson.
While Chadwick. Jr.. and Adam
shortridge attended church at olioville
Sunday
Several from here attended the chill
dren's day at Morgan Sunday even-
ing.
Several were at W. S. Penninston's
Sunday
Damer Lyons and sister attended the
festival at Twins Saturday night
Singing at Olioville every Wednes-
day night. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hattie Neal were the
guests OF the latter's parents Sunday,
Mrs. A. J.. webb attended church At
this place Sunday.
Merlla Kitchen win leave soon for
| Ashland to visit relatives.
Minnie Pennington was the guest Of
Misses Bertha and Merlia Kitchen
Sunday morning
Miss Lola Carroll was the guest OF
Beulah Cordle Sunday.
Misses Ruby Carroll and Mamie Fay
Rucker We're out horseback riding
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baiton Thompson spent
Saturday night with the latter's pa
Miss Goldia Mae Webb and leo
| cievenaer surprised their many friends
Iby going TO Huntington, w. Va. SAT-
Iu-day and getting married They are
excellent young people and VIC wish
them a long and happy life.
sir. anu Mrs. ~ ~ isisi,f :
dren we're out car riding Saturday ~
ening.
Miss Bertha Kitchen spert SundAy
Night with the Misses Pennlngtor.
lei ue haar from 1attle and tflcr
wood soon SLIM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15

Several from this place attended
church at old Hood Sunday.
Allen Pack, who has been visiting
John Steele and family has returned
to his home at Chicago. IN.
Russ COrdle was the guest Of Miss
Elite Thompson sunday afternoon.
David Morris is attending the teach
er's professional training at Louisa.
Miss Virginia Cordle Saturday even
| ing.
Mrs. Lille cordle of Columbus. o..
has been visiting home folks at this
place.
Mrs Jesse Adams. who has been
visiting home folks returned TO her
home at Ashland Monday,
Reason Swan makes frequent trips
| to Charley.
Sterling Perry Of Columbus. D.. who
has been calling on his best girl AZ
this place has returned home.
Arlie Holbrook was calling on Miss
Erma Prince Saturday and Sunday.
Willie Moore paid his usual call at
IT. M. Cordle's Sunday afternoon.
Misses Mamie and Sylvia Steele will
visit their sister at Ashland In the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Greene and Re-
becca Greene were the dinner guests
Iof Mrs. Walter Arlington Sunday.
DON'T forget the prayer meeting here
every Saturday night.
Sorry to hear7of the death OF Isaac
Griffith. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO the bereaved family.
Candidates are passing thru here
quite frequently.
We are listening for wedding bells
To ring soon.
Lunda Baker and Luther Gartin mos
tored to Cando Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Minyard Baker and
Miss Opal spent Sunday with friends
at Wilbur
Mrs. Isaac Adams and chiidren OF
Ashland are visiting relatives at this
place. YOU CANT GUESS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
MATTE

The sacrament meeting at this place
was largely attended Sunday.
]. B. Cordle, wife and three grand
children OF Columbus. o., are visiting
relatives at this place.
Revs. O,Neal and Monroe are hold
ing a revival meeting at the -CandS
church.
Fred Short and little son spent Fri
Wilson Of Louisa.
Several from Charley attended church
here Sunday.
James Berry left last week for Ohio
Alma Hays, Gladys Clildres and
Frank Moore were Sunday afternoon
guests OF Lewis and Minnie Moore.
Mollie and Leota childres Of Lucas
willie, Ohio. are the guests Of Byrd
Childres and family.
Mrs. Lille Cordie and little son Of
Columbus. Ohio, visited relatives here
last week.
Charley Moore of Louisa and Bas-
com Moore of this place were calling
on Goldie and Mollie Childres sun
day,
J.. B. Moore. wife and children OF
Louisa spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Dora Moore and family.
Johnnie and Ruth Moore attended
church at Old Hood Sunday.
Allie Edwards left Sunday for Lou
lisa where he will spend the week.
Willie Borders made his usual trip
| to G. G. Hays Sunday.
J. B. Cordle attended church at Old
Hood Sunday. Also enjoyed a glor-
ious meeting. He says this is the first
time he has had an opportunity to take
| the sacrament in about Is years.
MRS. GRUMPY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15
LooAMs NEW SCHOOL svlLDlNo

The, Board or Education Of Logan
district, Logan-co.. has engaged an
architect to plan and supervise the
construction Of seven new school build
ings.
out OF bond issue OF $fo5,oOo author
lied recently by the voters Of Logan
district.
The work u to be pushed as rapidly
as possible
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-15

We are informed that the fox hunt
ers will meet in the near future and
elect officers for the fall SPORT
Harye and Bob Daniel went to Boyd
county Monday where they have en-
pleylnent digging gen seng.
OLD LEM JUCKLENS,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-25
SMALL TOWN AND ROYALTY HOUND

The speciality of American novelists anX- ious to produce "best sellers" just at present is fiction pOrtraying the ugliness, sordldness and vugarity of small town life. In thelr anX- icty to create something lucrative these roy altv hounds are rather Overdolng the Job. There is plenty of sordidness, uglness and vu- garitv in towns of all sizes, from Llcksklet to New York, and those who go round hunt for it are sure to find it. Along with these features of life in America and every other country beneath the sun are amply elements of nobility, heroism and beauty. Charles Dickens, during his first American tour, saw nothing but crudity, vugarity and braggadoc- io. He was cntirly blind to the picturesque and the heroic in the pioneer portions of the new world His failure to comprehend the true inwardncss of what he saw, which he later confessed was due to the fact that he was measuring America with an insular yardstick. Some of our present day satirsts and savage critics of rural America seem to be testing the life of villages by the standards of great cities overlooking the fact that the small town has the same right to live its own life as has the big one. and that neither is a supreme court to fix by its own narrow ideas the prop rietips in the other What joke Lincon's en- vironment either in Spencer county, Indiana, or New Salem, Illinois, would have been to the literary smart aIcck of an eastern seaboard community little less than century ago! How blind such superficial commentarians are to the realities of life in any community! There was a time when Americans, perhaps were peculiarly boastfuI but today American civ iIization stands in need of more writing up and less writing down. The way to curb the tendency of novclists to write books which libel American life is to cease buying them; but there is mean spirit of detracton and de sire to appear superior to ones surroundings that perhaps will always make many people anxious to read a book which satirizcs their neighbOr, however unfairly
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-25
THINGS WE THINK
THINGS OTHERS THINK AND WHAT WE THINK
 OF THE THINGS OTHERS THINK

A man made of common clay is not always brick.
 Conservation is alright in ways but don't conserve your sunshine and happiness
 It's funny, but folks will learn that the way keep thing quiet is tell it.
 Nowhere does the ~bible the Irish, although waking the dead have been practiced.
 When girl tells young she hates him, it's q sign that she thinks something of him anyway.
 The way their clothing nowadays Cup id should experience little trouble in hitting
 Many folks acknowledge a favor in such a way as to give the impression that they comforting favor by accepting 1t.
 A preacher and editor will exchange places for week The editor probably would be pleased repeat the performance in the next world
 Even the railroad companies helping to advertise the temperance movement All along the rightofways signs reading something like this "Podunkvle one mile-water."
 Criticism may not make every criticized person prom inent but it has made a reputation for many and no reached prominence without being severely criticized Criticism of your activities certain sign that you doing something