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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-27

The marriage is more permanent
if she has forgiving spirit and a
conviction that there is no chance to
get alimony out of him.
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Kissing her on the hands shows a
more tender affection. Also a more
tender regard for her makeup.
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If the cop has yellow streak, the
man he arrests will have black and
blue ones.
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The best aid to repentance is tn
fear of being found out.
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saving money. The desires of the
present seem so much more impor-
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A vacation would be much more
satisfactory if the old pocketbook
could enjoy the rest also.
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Somehow or other, we couldn't get
very enthusiastic about a holy war
to make Mexico safe for the oil crowd.
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Rights: Those special privilege
that may be obtained by force.
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A man is never a shining example
when he is lit.
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There are two kinds of thieves
Plain thieves, and those who have
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
DEEP HOLE

There win be meeting at this place
sunday morning, JUNE II. by Rev. r.
B. Wiley.
The meeting at this place last sun
day week by Rev. 4. 3. Wiley was
largely attended
Misses Elizabeth and Myrtle Bays
were calling on Mr.. win Taylor SUM
day
doe Carter entertained relatives OF
Smoky Valley sunday
Mr., and Mrs Dewitt Diamond were
visiting relatives near Mt. Pleasant
Sunday.
J. T.. Austin and Miss Elizabeth Bays
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs, $, $,
Wiley Sunday evening.
Misses Karen and Virginia Diamond
were visiting Misses Madge and Ber-
tina Carter one day last week
Sheridan Wiley was In Louisa on bus
mess Monday.
Several from this place were on Nor
gan creek Sunday.
F. H. Austin was in Louisa one day
this week.
Z. B. Wiley was calling on Philip
Preece last week
Several boys from this place attends
ed meeting and other social gatherings
/ Mt Pleasant Sunday.
The wedding bells so long expected
have not been heard ringing yet.
Let us hear from Mt Pleasant and
Yatesyilie again. MACK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10

W. VI. few weeks aeo returned home
Saturday
Erwin Wagner and Cos Hickman OF
Mead's Branch were calling here sun
day afternoon
stella Moore and Watson Davis OF
SIP were visiting home folks here sat
urday and Sunday
Mrs. ELLA Adams and daughter and
Mrs Kate Wilson. who have been Wis
iting Fred Short and wife have re
turned 10 ihelf heme ia LDul4,
Aillc Edwards. wife and little daugh :
ter motored to Charley sunday and
spent the dag.
Rev. J. l. G. Moore OF FaiIsbtrg
lreached q very interesting sermon To
large audience al this place Sunday.
MAY estiis " : 4
Dewey and Bascom sI.ore were call.
ing on friends and relatives NJ Sip
Friday
Alma and Jettle HAYS entertained
quite a number or young folks suns
day afternoon.
GoIdie Childers and Moile Berry
we're Sunday dinner guests Of Stella
and Minnie Moore.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Short is on the sick list
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
Where is this years crop OF candi-
dates? We have failed to see any
OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
FORT GAY, w. VA, R. Z

Health is very good at this writing
except w. Fl. Peters. who has been very
sick for the past week
Miss Hildred Ratcliff entertained a
number Of young folks Sunday.
Death visited the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis Copley last week and
claimed for its victim their darling
baby. We extend our sympathy 10 the
beraved parents.
Miss Nina Ross. who has been teach
ing term OF school in Mingo county
is expected home soon
Miss Gladys Frazier is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Virginia Rife OF Wayne
Lucy Ross. Zea Thompson and John
Raines were kodaking Sunday after
noon.
K. MIR. and Mrs. Emanuel Relcher. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. L. Peters and Mr. and Mrs
/. G. Thompson were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Peters Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Beaire is visiting Mrs.
Mate Thompson on Greenbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Ross and daugh-
ter attended church at Saltpeter Sun,
day.
Mrs. Chasg Peters and daughter OF
Donithon KY, were visiting relatives
here recently
Rev. Richardson win fill his regular
appointment at Wilson chapel Sunday
Everybody come.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Dawson were
visiting MIR. and Mrs. II, V. Wilson
Sunday. X.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10

There WIN be church at olIovlIIe the
third Sunday night. June ls
AIR and Mrs. Rube Berry were CALI
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Green Kitchen
Sunday.
;Merlia Kitchen was calling on her
grandparents at Gladys recently
Arnold Rice was visiting relatives
al Leon Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Rice spent sun
day with their son. Deanie OF Upper
Dennis.
Mary and Opal Hutchinson spent sat-
urday night with their cousins. Thur
sia and Everette Jordan.
Misses virgie M. Hutchison and
Cassie and Oracle Thompson attend
ed the baptIzing at Jattie Sunday
u. and Mrs. Bascom Shortridge and
family passed through here Sunday
enroute TO Tuscola.
Jack Wright attended Sunday school
at Qlioville Sunday
Several from here attended church
at Baker Sunday.
Dennis Cooksey and Elisha Wright
passed through here Friday enroute to
Louisa
Several from here are expecting TO
attend church ut the Gap Sunday
Dock stewart of Ratcliff spent SAT-
urday night and unday with relatives
at Green Valley.
Remember the singing at Olioville
evtsii=s5- sasFs ssssssyr mig
BLUE EYED ME-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10


folks Sunday.
Mary Moore had IS her quests sun
day Blanche and Cussie Summons,
Gladys Walker. Meryi Perry. Gypsie
Chapman and Jessie Manard Also,
John Waller, Sam Maynard and sam
Perry
Born. May 80 to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conn. a boy.
Cwlnn Chapman and Jlmmerson
Hnrdwick are home again.
Earl Kazee was the SATURDAY. and
Sunday guest at II VI Iamberts
Edward Coniey and little Miss Ruby
spent Saturday night with relatives at
Waibridge.
Mrs. Mac Summons and children OF
Summit passed thru our creek sum
uny efIrUutc tor nornes accompanies By
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Lemaster
Several from this place attended the
big meeting Sunday NJ Fitzpatrick's
cemetery THE FIDDLER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
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SkAGGS

There was preaching at the Wheeler
school house Sunday at ten o'clock
by Rev Asa Hay and While Sparks.
Also. preaching al the same place Sun
day night BY Elder Jesse Guyman and
Robinson. There was good attend
unce At both meetings and ali listened
with respectful attention
Quite a crowd attended the BAH
game on sKeaton Sunday. The TarItlin
team was beaten. II was close game.
Al. II. Lyons oil well came IN good.
It Is thought II viii make at least a
SO barrel well Also, c. c. and Jas. II.
fIolbrook have wells drilled In last
week that will make good.
Miss Erma Sparks and John Lob
man were calling on Miss Grettie HoI-
brook Sunday evening.
w. J. Heeter went TO Louisa Sunday.
He Il jubilaht over the oil well that ne
recently drilled IN on the Hargls Hoi-
brook farm which Is provin gto be a
fine producer.
M Lawyer Stone Of Steubenvi,is, ohio,
IL here looking over his oil holdings.
Barnett Ross and brothers have COM
pieted four wells on the u. s. wheeler
farm. Each wen wiz produce from
20 to so barrels OF oil: He will now
move his rig 70 the Dock Ison farm on
Paint.
No. on Joe Wheeiers farm flowed
100 barrels Of oil In four hours
John and Jesse Roee are attending
Federal Court At Catlettsbure.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10

Mrs Julia Meade Of Auxier was Wis
lifting relatives here recently
Mrs. Fred Kfnner has returned home
after three weeks stay at the Kings
Daughters hospital at Ashland and we
are glad to say is stiIl improving
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson Of
Wales are the guest Of Mrs. o. L Cur
Mute.
There viii be an ice cream supper
at this place Friday night. June 10 for
phe benefit OF II. f. Potter. Everybody
invited to come.
Mrs. Leslie Soard OF Van Lear was
visiting relatives at this place re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Potter were the
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. @
Potter Sunday.
Mrs. Lettie Burke was calling on
MRS Ethel Potter Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elvira Potter and children were
Twisting Mrs. Isaac Potter Saturday
evening.
Martin and X. C. Potter were visit
Ing their brother, H. y. Potter Sum
day who is In very bad health at this
writing.
Mrs. X. q. Potter and little daughter
were the guests OF Mrs. s. n. SturgeIl
! OF Louisa recently.
Miss Kentucky CULLEN has gone 70
Fullerton to visit her parents at that
place.
Don't forget the ice cream festival
! Friday night SOMEBODY'S PET
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
HENRIETTA

Church was very largely attended here
Sunday
Make Boyd was shopping in Paints
Vile Friday.
Wildred Osborn OF Paintsville was
visiting here Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Preston OF Offutt was vis-
iting Mrs. Willard Meek Sunday.
Miss Ethel and Lizzie Fannin spent
the weekend with their sister, Mrs.
Walter Osborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wolf, Liza Chap
mfin and George Williamson attended
church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lemaster, Miss
ivory Ward and Ardath Scaggs.. Jay
Bickford and Seymour Daniel were the
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Ariie
Sparks Sunday
Mrs. Mary Williamson and daugh
ters spent Sunday and Sunday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Murray
Mrs. Opal Sparks spent last week
with relatives at Stafford.
Miss Make Boyd left Monday for a
two weeks visit with relatives At Hell
Her
Claud and James Preston OF Onutt
spent Sunday with Omar and Herbert
Meek.
Miss saiIie Dutton and Rosa Ward
were the dinner guests Of Make Meek
Sunday
willis Meek was xisitine here Nom
day.
Mabel Murphy spent Sunday and
Sunday night with her sister, Mrs. Jnos
Brown
Mrs. George Castle OF wl1ite House.;
spent the weekend with parents here.
Frank Daniel of MIngo was visit q
ing here Saturday WA 4
John Sagraves OF Huntington was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Davis Meek
last week A BLONDE 8
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
TUsCOLA

pha ground Is very dry and oats and
meadows win be very short unless
there r. considerable rain in the near
future.
some Of our citizens will attend court
at Louisa this week.
Rev. James Harvey preached at Ba-
ker Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing to large and appreciative congre-
cations. His Sunday morning dis
course was how to get into the king
dom OF God. II was very elaborate and
above criticism. He showed the In
consistencies Of the doctrine of second
aud third grace.
The meeting at Olioville closed We'd
nesday night 1t was a great meeting
aid much good was accomplished.
One night during the meeting some
boys threw stones through Donnie
Coffee's window Warrants were is
sued but as far as we know parties
haven't been arrested. There was some
shooting at random on the public high
way one night during the meeting.
The citizens here are ready to sup
press crime in all its forms and to as
sist Officers in bringing the guilty to
Justice
If citizens will unite in suppressing
crime instead Of winking at it or ups
holding IL, 1t win soon cease and our
country win grow safer and better
The time to put out fire is before
It gets beyond control. When fire is
once started little wind soon fans II
into dangerous eeniiagIation. Stop
It in time and save nine.
j. H. Frasher went to Fallsburg
Sunday
Dennie Gomez was on East Fork sun
day
Miss Shirley Webb was the guest Of
Madge Ray and Marie Cunningham
Saturday night.
In spite Of the late freeze James
Prichard has two apple trees that are
full OF apples. They are OF the winter
variety and seem to have completely
escaped the freeze.
Ed Jones Of Stinson is visiting friends
here He moved from this county
few years ago to Stinson where he
has since lived.
Haskell Webb Of GIenwood was at
Glenn Brumveld and Miss Myrtle
Boges were married last week They
are deserving young people and will
succeed as they are not afraid Of work
Sunday school at Olioville is pro-
crossing nicely with much interest and
large attendance.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
BLAINE

The dry weather 10 very severe on
the ont crop
}. L Hewlett and son have been do
ing some good work on our road with
the road machine and we now have
u good road 10 travel.
Or. Proctor Sparks and family OF
Louisa spent Friday night with Drs.
n. H and ;. J, Gambill.
W. q. Kouns spent the week. end
with his parents a. this place,
Misses Ella Jay Hewlett ana Gladys
WelIman are the guests OF friends ana
relatives IN Ashland
A. ,. Holton. wife and little daurh :
ter. Lexie. were visiting Mrs Holton's
mother. Mrs. D AZ. Moore Of Matte.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Burton and children and
Mrs Phepe Burton Weliman made d
trip 70 pfushy last Sunday xrz.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-10
MATTE

The pie social which was held At
this place Saturday night for the BEN
cit or Ora Travis. q crippled boy. was
quite a success. proceeds being s54.sf,
0ru viii leave soon fvi7 fiir Springs f,Tf
his health. His crippled condition Is
CAUSED by rheumatism We hope he
win soon recover.
Several from here attended church
at Ledocio Sunday.
Lewis Moore and James Berry. cav
airy boys who were called 90 Sprigg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-23
JOY BROUGHT
into HOME
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, Restoring
Mrs. Benz to Health

Altoona, Pal am writing to tell
YOU what lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-23
YOUNG PEOPLES PART
IN RELIGIOUS WORK
BEFORE c. {, C0NCLAvE

Many phases of religious work for
young people will be discussed during
the four day session of the Indiana
State Christian Endeavor convention,
which will open at Anderson Thursday
evening. The convention sessions will
be held in the Central Christian
church
Three delegates from local Christian
Endeayor societies have been appoint
ed to attend the state convention.
Pierson Names and Emily Park
er will represent the First Chris
tian Endeavor. and Lourie Brown, son
of the Rev. and Mrs. E. Howard Brown
will represent the East Main Street
Friends Christian Endeavor society.
Announcement has not been made OF
other delegates.
A committee on entertainment,
which has been working for some
weeks, has made preparations for en-
Pertaining at least 500 delegates who
will come from every county in the
state and represent several denomi-
nations
The convention will open Thursday
evening with a musical program and
addresses by Rev. Emory w. Luccock,
assistant pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church of Oak Park, IL. and
Dr. \. G. Dixon, of Baltimore, national
secretary of Young Peoples Work OF
the Methodist Protestant church.
Conferences Friday.
The Friday morning program will
be devoted to conferences followed by
an address by Rev. A. H. Moore of
Upton, Ind. Rev. Luccock will speak
again Friday afternoon and the repre-
sentatives of the different denomina.
tons will meet in conferences. Rev.
William J. Sayers of Muncie, Ind
will close the afternoon program with
an address. DR.. Daniel A Polling, of
Boston, will speak at the Friday eve
ming meeting
Conferences and UNCONVENTIONAL raj
lies will be continued Saturday morn
ing. In the afternoon Walter D. Pow.
ell, of Philadelphia, general field rep
rescntative of the Presbyterian Board
of Sabbath school work, will speak
to the delegates. The speakers at 4
dinner to be given Saturday evening
will be DR.. F. D. G. Walker, field sec
rotary of the Christian Endeayor I'm
ion in Illinois, and Rev. T. w. Backe
meyer of Indianapolis.
To Attend Churches.
The delegates will attend the diff
ferent churches and Sunday school:
on Sunday morning. A musical pro
gram in the afternoon will be followed
by an address by DR.. Charles ReigI
Scoville. an evangelist of Chicago
The program will be closed Sunda!
evening with a Christian Endeavoi
meeting in which all churches will
unite, and Doctor Scoville will deliveI
the closing address.
During the regular sessions Of th'
convention and intermediate conven
ton and junior rally will be held
Mr. Lorin Ashbaucher, state inter
mediate superintendent will hav,
charge of the intermediate convention
ana Mrs Ruth Day Stuart will con
duct the junior rally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-23

eight different points, Holmes desired
TO be led to the courtyard, from which
we all followed the winding track
which led to Boscombe Pool.
Sherlock Holmes was transformed
when he was hot upon such a scent
as this. Men who had only known
the quiet thinker and logician of Bak-
er Street would have failed to recog-
nize him His face fushtd and dark
ened. His browns were drawn into
two hard, black lines, while his eyes
shone out from beneath them with a
steely glitter. His face was bent
downward, his shoulders bowed, his
lips compressed, and the veins STOOD
out like whip-cord in his long, sinewy
neck His nostrils seemed to dilate
with a purely animal lust for the
chase, and his mind was so absolutely
concentrated upon the matter before
him that a question or remark fell
UNDECIDED upon his ears, or, at the
| most, only provoked quick, impatient
snarl in reply. Swiftly and silently
! he made his way along the track
| which ran through the meadows, and
| so by way of the woods to the Bos-
| combe Pool. 1t was damp, marshy
| ground, as is all that district, and
| there were marks of many feet, both
| upon the path and amid the short
| grass which bounded it on either side
| Sometimes Holmes would hurry on
sometimes stop dead. and once he
made quite a little detour into the
meadow. Lestrade and ! walked be
hind him, the detective indifferent and
| contemptuous, while I watched my
/ fria int which
from the conviction that every one OF
| his actions was directed toward def
mite end.
The Boscombe Pool, which is little
| reed-girt sheet of water some fifty
! yards across, is situated at the bound
airy between the Hatherly Farm anc
| the private park of the wealthy Mr.
Turner Above the woods which LINED
it upon the farther side we could SET
the red, jutting pinnacles which mark
| ed the site of the rich landowner!
dwelling. On the Hatherly side of thu
Pool the woods grew very thick, ant
there was narrow belt of solder
grass twenty PAGES across between tht
edge of the trees and the reeds which
lined the lake Lestrade showed u
the exact spot at which the body haC
heen found, and, indeed, so moist wa
the ground, that l could plainly SCI
the traces which had been left by tn
fall of the stricken man. To Holmes
as I could see by his eager face ant
. peering eyes, very many other thing
were to be read upon the trample,
grass. He ran round, like a dog VIII
is picking up a scent, and then turne,
| uDon nv Communion
: What did you go into the Poe
! for?" he asked.
81 fished about with a rake
| thought there might be some Weapo
or other trace: But how on earth
: oh, tut, tut! | have no time, Tha