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New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Burlington Cash
Dividend of 15%o
Aids Two Roads
Action Regarded as Assur-
ance Regular Payments OH
CreatNortheln and North
ern Pacific Will Continue

CHICAGO, Dec. l.--Directors Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company to-day declared semi-annual
dividend of per cent and special
cash dividend Of Is per cent, payable
December 81 to stockholders of registry
December II.
Inc directors also announced inau-
guration of pension plan January i
Directors of the Colorado e. South
ern, subsidiary company, declared a
2 per cent dividend on the first pre-
ferred, completing payment Of the reg
of per cent on the second preferred,
and dividend of per cent on tho
common stock, all to be paid out Of the
surplus earnings.
AS the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific each own $82, 1888, 700
burlington stock, the extra dividend de-.
clared in Chicago yesterday will mean
additional income to each of $12,440,-
600, equivalent to per cent on the
Northern Pacifc's $248,000,000 stock
and 4.97 per cent on Great Northern's
S250,000,0O0 stock
Wall Street interpreted the action of
the Burlington directors as insuring
payments by the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern. i
The stocks Of the two controlling
roads, which have advanced substan-
tally on the reports Of a large extra
Burlington dividend, reacted yesterday
after the dividends had been declared
After selling as high as 79A. Great
Northern declined at the close to 77Ss
From a high of 84A Northern Pacific
declined at the close to S3.
Total dividends declared by the Bur
lington this year have been per cent
on S1lO,S39, 100 stock and 25 per cent
on $44,926,500 stock This years in
terest on Northern Pacific Great North
ern joint bonds, secured by Burlington
stock, would have been $11,775,O0O had
all the S23O000,000 61a per cents re-
mained outstanding to the end of the
year. This, deducted from aggregate
dividends on pledged stock, would have
left surplus of S31,844 900. Half of
this would have accrued to each of the
Northern roads
Great Noythern's portion of the in
terest will not exceed $6.000000, while
Northern Pacihc's will be approx
mately $500 900. Thus the Northern
Pacific will have approximately S16,-
100000 and the Great Northern S15,-
100000 available for their own income
this year
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Financial Items

Feuchtwanger s. Co. announced yester-
day that after December ! the firm VIII
consist OF Henry Feuchtwanger. Arthur De
Young and Austin ]. Feuchtwanger. fnem-
ber Of the New York Stock Exchange
Reginal Barker Will also be associated With
this firm.
Maurice M Minton jr., formerly with
Bodell g. Co, is now associated With
Prince Whitley in their bond depart
lnent.
Oscar NJ. Vail jr- has become associated
with BodeIl & Co.
Kean Taylor & Co. announced yesterday
that Ernest j. Coulon formerly in the IN
vestment security business under his own
name, is now associated with them In their
bond department
Tuchmsnn Company announced the rs
sncval of their offices from 45 Pine Street
TO 68 William Street and the opening OF .
foreign exchange department under the
mana cement of Carl Marks. formerly with
McElroy G. Co. and Neuburger. Henderson
& Loeb.
The Association OF Foreign Security
Dealers Of America has established .
temporary office at so Broadway.
Tho seaboard National Bank of the city
Of New York has been appointed trustee
OF the Lebanon Steel Foundry issue of
ave-yesr per cent g9le ,..sn-.s dua
November !. 1926.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Advance i'm Oils
Feature ON Curb;
Tone Rules Strong
Imperial and Standard of
Indiana Lead Upturn and
Lower-priced Issues Fol-
low; Farrell Coal Steady

Renewed accumulation of oil shares
brought about sharp upturns In this
group in active trading on the curb
market yesterday. Imperial oil of
Canada and Standard Oil of Indiana
led the list, carrying along the lower
priced issues. Industrias we're fairly
stoady, Farrell Coal gaining fraction.
Imperial recovered most of Wednes~
days loss, working back to 108. Stand
ard Oil of Indiana and Cities Service
common were stEong, the latter advanc-
ing to 22l at one time. In the lower
priced issues Southern Petroleum and
Refining attracted attention with an
advance to 61s on reports that two ad
ditional wells were nearing completion
which were expected to equal the out
put Of the company's first. Simms
Petroleum and Mountain Producers
also were in demand, the former touch
ing u new high for the movement
above IL. nglo-American continued
hiVhar
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Reserve System Gains
Continue Through Week
Improvement i'm Ratio Shown
as the Borrowings Are Re-
duced Still Further

The weekly statement Of the Federal
Reserve System issued yesterday as Of
the close Of business Wednesday re-
vealed new high of 72.7 per cent for
the ratio of total reserves to deposit
and Federal Reserve note liabilities
combined against 1928 per cent week
ago. Member bank borrowings on
commercial paper were further reduced
from $738,007 900 to $705, GAL 900, while
advances against government paper in
creased from $467 100000 to $476,36o,-
900. Gold reserves increased from ST.
835,229, 900 to $2,s49, ,3o7 900.
The Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York in its statement showed ratio
of 83.6 per cent against 82S per cent
a week ago The local banks advances
to member banks on commercial paper
were reduced about S20,000,O00, while
advances against government paper in
creased about the same amount.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

To Holders Of Preferred Stock and Common
Stock of Missouri. Kansas s. Texas Rail
way Company. and & Holders a Of I Certifcates i
the Deposit Agreement dated September
go, 1915. between the undersigned Com
nlfttee and Holders of said stock who
should become parties thereto:
Notice Is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement dated November !, 1921, for
the Reorganization OF Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway Company has been adopted
and approved by the undersigned Com
rnittee and that copy of said Plan and
Agreement has been filed with the Eaqit-
positary under said Agreement dated Sep
tember 2s. 1915. The undersigned Com,
Reorga nization plan and Agreement
Holders OF Preferred Stock and Common
Stock of Missouri. Kansas d Texas Railway
Company may participate in tho reorgani-
cation In the manner provided In said Plan
and Agreement. Holders of certificates of
deposit under said Agreement dated Sep
temter 2s, 1915. may arrange for the de-
post under said Plan and Agreement of
the stock represented by such certificates
Warrants as provided in said Plan and
Agreement by surrepdering their said GER
tificates OF deposit endorsed in blank. to
The Equitable Trust Company. Of New
York, the Depositary under said Agree
ment dated September 29. 1915. on or be-
fore the 9TH day Of January. 1922. and nd
such surrender, the amount of the pay
ment required by said Plan and Agree
Hteui at tue time VI III, uePoSit " Su
stock Hereunder, viz, $40 per share e
Common stock ard sS per share Of Pre-
ferred Stock deposited, together with the
amount of any taxes payable in respect
of the surrender or said certificates OF de-
posit the deposit of such stock under
said Plan and Agreement.
Dated New York. November %. 1891.
ALVIN w. KRECH, Chairman,
CHARLES HAYDEN.
SAMUEL A. MITCHELL,
JOSEPH j. SLOCUM,
ALFRED w. SMlTHERS,
Committee.
DeposttdrU:
The Equitable Trust Company OF
New York,
81 W2ll Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
New Offering
$1,75o;oo0
Montreal Tramways Company

nvhVnu~ ~0s ssOss1W0yU VWsEp0Hy
First and Refunding Mortgage $50 Gold Bonds
& Chicago Trust
list the bonds offered
@ % 3s which, s" ~ us 5 " u % @ and d a @ which h M r &
The Montreal ramway and controls the
system Montreal all the suburbs
City metropolis
been OF the most important commercial oent the
0 S
The railway business of Montreal has been operation
stocka and 1919 OF
Twelve, monh. tober3
Operating Expenses. Take. Maintenance soss2os
all Bond.o 1oslsss
Balance . -~~--~->. ~~~s 's7s2a4
The Companys franchise rights embodied in with
Montreal and ratified by legislative of the Province Quebec h.
operating
fund exceeding
of the
against Companv OUT
standing bonded debt including only 357954
We investment
Price 83h and interest, yielding about $500
Harris, Forbes & Co Coffin & Burr,ns.
New York New York
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES

NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY,
IL Broadway, New York.
November 18th. 1921.
a dividend OF four dollars per share has
been declared on the Capital Stock OF this
company payable January 14th. 1922. to
stockholders OF record at the close of busi-
ness December 18th, 1921.
All communications regarding payment
change of ADDRESS should be sent to the
undersigned not later than January 9TH,
1922. GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Penn. r. r.. and Mop.
Show Large Oct. Gains

Net operating income Of the Penn
sylvania system was $l03,847 900 more
in the first ten months of 1921 than
IN the corresponding months of 1920.
Net in October amounted to $6,904 600,
an increase over October year ago Of
2,069,000.
The Missouri Pacific net for the first
ten months this year was s15.832. 600
greater than for the first ten months
last year The company may show its
interest charges earned The net for
the ten months was SS,817,0OO and in
terest charges $10,542,O0O.
All railroads reporting yesterday
show decreases in gross. Changes from
the same month in 1920 are shown:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Bank of England Statement

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1911 per cent:
last week it was 1858 per cent. Rate
OF discount, per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
FINANCIAL

To Holders of Certificates Of
Deposit issued under Plan
and Agreement of Readjust-
ment Of Allied Packers, In
corporatcd. dated April 80,
1921, as modified by State
ment dated July l, 1921:
Because Of the time it has taken
to secure deposits under the Re-
adjustment. Plan and Agreement
as modified i, will be impossible
to eonsummate the Plan until
about the FIRST of the year and
therefore in the judgment of tho
Committee il is advisable that the
Plan should be contaminated as
of January l. 1922. This neces-
states a formal modification of
the plan SO that CD holders of
Certificates Of Deposit represent
ing debentures will. not later than
upon the contamination Of the
Plan, be entitled to receive in
cash the interest on the deposited
debentures represented by their
Certificates of Deposit for the six
months period up to January !.
1922. upon presentation Of GER
ti6cate. required by the Income
Tax Laws and Regulstions; and
(2) the First Mortgage Bonds
shall bear interest and the Prior
Preference Stock and Preferred
Stock deliverable under the Plan
shall carry dividends from anu
ary l. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Committee has modi-
fed the sPlan dated April 30.
1921 as modified by Statement
dated July |. 1921, and has
caused Statement of such mod
ihcation dated November 81,
1921. to be filed with Central
Union Trust Company Of New
York, Depositary, and with First
National Bank Of Philadelphia.
For. Dearborn Trust and Savings
Bank. Chicago. and First Ma
tional Bank of Boston. Sub-De-
positaries.
Dated. New York. December l. 1921.
GEORGE W. DAWSON. Chairman
CLIFTON H. DWiNNELL
JAMES C.. FENHAGEM
JOHN FLETCHER
HERBERT I. FOSTER
WILLIAM A. LAW
EDWIN C. LEWIS Committee.
c. E. Sigicr. Secretary
30 Broadway. N. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was firm, with Straits quoted at
30.2b@30.76c; standard, 3O@30.5 SOC:
Straits shipment. 30@30.75c, and 90
per cent at 3o.25c asked, with sales of
70 tons December January shipment
from Straits at 30.25c. Copper steady;
standard spot, December and January.
December, 1325@13.75c, and January.
1887 a @l8.87Ac. Lead steady; New
York spot. 4.7bc asked, and East st.
Louis spot, 4.40c asked. Zinc steady:
New York spot, 6.05c, and East st
Louis spot, 4.7oc asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ofice OF the
Supervising Chief Engineer. Room 731.
United States Custom House. New York City
November 90, 1921. Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until Q o'clock p. NJ
on the 18th day OF December. 1921. and then
opened for constructing three fire escapes
etc. Y. g. s. LANCASTER. permanently
beached at Hoffman Island, U. s. Quarantine
Station. New York. In accordance with the
may be had at this Office. Alfred Brooks
Fry, Supervising Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Fresh advances to the state amounted
to 400,000,000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
MEETINGS

ANNUAL Stockholders Meeting of tho
HOME ART BUREAU will be held at the
company's office at ia East 2Sth st. on
Monday. December S, at 2 O'clock p. NJ, for
tho election of directors and officers and
for such other business as may properly
como before said meeting.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
ELECTIONS

THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF AMERICA.
The annual election of Directors Of this
Company will be held at Its principal
ONCE. No. so Union Square. in the. City
ct New York on Wednesday, the 14th day
Ut December. 1921. from II "A. ID. to p. NJ
i. A. GOEEKE. secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
THAT DULL ACHING

. ~ ~.
Don't worry and complain about q
had hack. Get rid of 1t! For weak
kianeys. lame and achy backs. your
naigbbors recommend Doan's Kidney
pills. Ask your neighbour kead TINS
statement. ,,,,,,a
W. Il. Wiley, farmer, Box 3d. Wni,e-
house. KY, says; Doan's Kidney rms
no certainly all right, for have treat r
III with them on different occasions
ana they always relieve me- MY BACK
~ times. has ached for quite q speii
and there would be dull kind oil acne
right across the center OF my BACK
Many a day had TO give up my "ork !
/ on the farm and go and lie down.
was 80 sore and lame would nave -
! % about with cane. also nag
6IInding dizzy spells and things ap
reared dark in front of me- My kid-
{, news were irregular in action, tne Sc
| creations would pass too frequehtiy'
then again would be scanty ana pam,
ful i tried most everything ! heare
~ for relief, but Doan's Kidney Pm
we're the only remedy ever FOUND !
4 reach my case. After using TWO poA
30 I was cured and put In GOOD snap
for work. / couldn't recommend a pet
ter remedy for kidney trouble thal
Doan's Kidney Pills.
4 soc. at all dealers Foster MiipuF'
~ Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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MT. PLEASANT

school is progressing nicely at TINS
place. aad
SUNDAY school was largely attended
AZ MYRTLE chapel Sunday.
Jim Fugitt was visiting Miss Bonnie
Alley Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Madge Carter OF
Deen Hole were visiting Mrs. Louie
Carter Sunday.
quite a crowd of young folks were
calling on Misses Karen and Virgihia
diamond Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rice ana ht.ie
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Rice ana
little son were calling on friends at
| Lick creek Sunday.
sylvester MCKINLEY and Miss karen
diamond were. out horseback riuins
sunday evening. 80.
p.ll Mcguire was calling on MISS
Emma Hunt Friday Il
Miss Ethel Mills was shopping IN
Louisa Saturday. ~.
Willie Austin was calling on MISS
Karen Diamond Sunday evening
MRS. Maymie Rice was calling on
ASrs Fred Frazier Monday.
Let US hear from Deep Hole ano
AUTUMN LEAVES.
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.FALLSBURG

Sunday school is progressing nicely.
Several of the boys and girls from
this place attended the pie social at
Hewlett Branch Saturday night.
The quarterly meeting which was
held here last Saturday and Sunday
was largely attended.
Elizabeth Austin Of Ashland Is sx-
peoted TO visit home folks soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooksey were IN
Louisa Saturday.
Margaret Bowe made business "Trip
10 Waabridge Wednesday
Hobert Skeens was the pleasant
puest OF Miss Nellie Austin Sunday.
i Morris Skeens was in our town one
day last week.
Hose Cochran made business trip
I 10 Zelda one day last week.
virgil Thompson Is visiting James
Skeens this week.
! Margaret Bowe was in Louisa tues
day. 49,.
! land car
w. T. Austin was at Potter last Sat
urday.
John r. Mullins OF Fort Gay. was
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a
/ vid Mullins OF this place last SUNDAY
| John Kane was in our town tues
day. 49,
Mullins last Sunday.
i. Coliinsworth was visiting ms pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. colllnsworti
last Sunday. foo AMI W. (
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

kodaks and films at ATKINS 8
vAuGHAN'S.
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ESTEP

The sick OF eur community are Del
ter at this writing.
Bert Higgins is able to be out AGAIN
after d severe attack Of typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Queen wers, the
dinner guests OF Elijah jackson sun
day.
Ben Buckley and family spent the
week. end with I. r. Brickley.
Mrs. w. d. Queen went to Buchanan
sunday to attend the surprise birth
dsy dinner given at the !. o. o. II nan
N honor OF j. F.. Hatten's Gath birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Elswick were the
guests OF Mira. Bascom Queen sun
day.
Gladys and Virginia Queen were
calling on Carrie Hutchinson Sunday,
Our school has been closed here Tor
a few days on account OF the illness
OF our teacher, Mrs Haskell Fannin
Born, the goth. to Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Pennington, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs q. w, Chambers went
20 Catlettsburg Saturday to attend TINS
| funeral OF Greedy Runyons.
| Richard workman was business
caller in Huntington last week.
| Mrs. Ballard Smith Is some bette
| at this writing. ",
| Bert Queen spent the weekend VIII
home folks. He is attending school y
/! Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
EAST POINT

RAYS /. G. and w. H. Norris began
n protracted meeting at the M =.
church Tuesday night,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Moles and son re-
,,uned Friday night IRON Louisville
,shara. Mr.. Moles attended the Grand
Lodge, +. & A. NJ
Mrs. ]. C. b. Auxier and daash'et'
Anna, are spending few Gays ~
Prestonsburg. .,oa
from a visit TO her children, VINO are
In the Masonic hsme a. LoulsViile. 9he
laws the children are dong line.
prof Walter vanhoose spent tne
week- end with home folks on Toms
creek
Mrs. Frank Ramey and sons We're
IN Palntsville Sunday.
Miss Mobile Ramey of PrestonspurA
apent sunday with home folks.
a Mr.. Ferguson from Ashland ano
ror, price purchased Mr.. VIM. Grid
er's store recently
Mr. and Mrs. Stonewall Johnson ane
.aona visited relatives at Hager III
| sunday ..,,o,
Miss stella Robinson visited relatives
IN Van Lear Friday and SATURDAY.
Mrs. Louis Ramey and daughte
have returned from pleasant Visi
with relatives at Blaine.
i Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Music and daugn
ter and MIR. j. Moles and son motore'
~ Paintsville and Van Lear Sunday
Mrs. Cordelia Ramey and daugnael W.
OF Blaine are here the guests OF mr'
Louis Ramey. -, ,,o,,s
THE pie social at the school nous
Monday night was q success, slp:o
was realized from the sale OF the pie
This amount win be used to help re
plenish our school library.
II. b. Auxier of Paintsville was her
sunday to see his best girl.
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YATESVILLE

Misses Grace, Gypsy and lmogene
Blankenship attended the quarterly
meeting at Fallsburg Sunday.
Miss Grace Belcher has returned
home after spendin ga few days with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Cor
nelius Holbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson were call
ing ON Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Burchett
Sunday
Mrs. Ed Taylor and SON Of East Fork
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Denver Holbrook.
Miss Ollie l.. Short has returned
home from visit with James Shor'
and family of Ashland.
I Mr.. and Mrs Luther Mullins ano
little daughter motored to Louisa Sat,
urday.
Misses Grace Crank and Rosia Brad,
ley were calling on Mrs. May Holbrooi
Friday.
Misses Ollie and Ida Lue Short at
! tended church at Fallsburg Saturda!
night.
i Mrs. Nora Neace and daughter Q
Louisa are visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs. II. b. Salters.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
EVERGREEN

The farmers are all busy gathering
corn at this place.
Preaching here Saturday night ana
Sunday morning by Bro. McClung. Ev-
erybody come.
Marion White, wife and little son,
have returned home after a few days
visit with relatives.
Idllie Woods and children of Cat
Iettsburg spent Thursday night WIN
Maggie Moore.
Miss Mollie Damron had the mis-
fortune of falling and spraining hel
ankle badly.
Eslsham Thompson was calling ~
Dock Carriers Sunday.
| Arlie Martin is mailing regular trip!
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! down on Little Blaine,

down on Little Blaine.
Bette Pigg was the Sunday dinner
guest of Maggie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e, Zirkles and Mrs.
Lue Thompson and children spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Moore
Sorry to hear Of the illness or Mrs,
George Picklesimer.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Hutchinson are
contemplating a visit to CatlettsDurg
soon.
The Tarklin team came down Satur-
day to play the team at this place
The game ended in favor Of our boys,
LIS to s.
Car riding will soon be over as our
roads have few places almost M
/ possible to get through.
Mrs. Earle Franklin and little son
! are visiting relatives at Huntington
W. Va.
4 6. S. Thompson and wife attended
1 the quarterly meeting at Falispurg
Saturday and Sunday.
Maudie Jordan of Louisa, was cali
4, ing on Patsy Jordan recently
Sue Thompson spent Saturday nien'
with her sister. Mrs. Neal Moore
Remember prayer meeting every
|, Thursday night BLASn. = -.
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GRIFFITH CREEK

-. are having lots OF rain and the
creoks are 80 large that u ds pad hoou.
The chiidten getting to SCHOOL,
Mrs.. Ben Chapman was calling on
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Root. Shap-
man Tuesday
Miss Gypsy Chapman is visiting her
,.,.ndnarents Mr.. and Mrs. >. fltz-
patrlck or Gienhayes, this week,
poh. Chapman's corn crib fell down
A.rlre the storm. sunday night ana
Killed fine hound,
nrn. kentucky Hanover was caihns
nm Mrs. Robt. Chapman Monday
tAttle Miss Ida Isell Pope has beer
v,aitina her aunt. Mrs, Robt. chapman
the past week. -,
srhe farmers OF this community Ar'
.,rvv "a see 10 much wst weather -
ther haven't got their corn gathered,
Mr. Dolly Hughes Of Glenhayes wa
,,,s,itinr her sister in law, Mrs. Cnarie'
nanIels OF. this place Saturday ans
Dallaa Han IL helping Robt, Chap
l.an buiid a new barn this week
T,be infant babe OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sec
k,varc who has been sick Is improv
hg. ,,a
SEVERAL from this place attehue
. ,urch al Cherryville Sunday,
II Ma Henry Rainey OF Portsmouth
j sting her brother at this place, NJ
Il lirl Cox. -,
i Mrs.. Buri Cox and family were call
Il Y on Mrs. Robt. Chapman ounua
Y lening.
I'LL Miss sarah Chapman was the gue'
Ill liner sister. Mrs. Ben Chapman sun
III and Sunday night.
Ars. Robt. Chapman was shopping
II sammons Tuesday last
frs. Robt. Chapman Is contempia
vi Visiting her parents at Glenhay'
e. week. sMii''
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Holbrook are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Y. y.
Pennington of Webbville.
Miss Gertrude Damron of Trad was
here Friday.
Mrs. Birch Hewlett is very III at this
writing.
Mrs. j. X. Woods of Grayson has re-
turned home from visit with rel
atives at this place. NADINE.