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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
HUNTER BAY MINE IS
 PUTTING ON MORE MEM

Eight miners left on the Estebeth last night for Funter Bay to work for. the Admiralty Alaska Gold Min ing Company on it's mining claim there. These men are part of the new crew of men that are being put on by the company to get de- velopment work for spring under way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
Game Bill Up.

House Concurrent Resolution No. s, carrying with it the bill for Ter ritorial control of game. was intro duced ill the House this morning by Chairman Hunter of the Committee on Fish, Fisheries and Game Mr Hunter stated that the Committee he'd given the bill a thorough study and that it was certain that some amendments would be incorporated and recommended that the bill be taken up in Committee of the Whole House On motion of MT Cochran, the resolution and bill were referred to the Committee on ti'h. Fisheries and Game for formal report which is expected early next week
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
A SLIGHT MISTAKE

Through an error it was stated in last nights issue of The Empire that Miss lmpi Aalto was one of the initiates into the Rebekah Lodge at theIr meeting in Douglas Thursday nleht when 1t should have read Miss Laina Aalto.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
ESTEBETH TAKES OUT
 TEN FOR THE WEST

The mail boat Estebeth left at II o'clock last night for Sitka and way points with the following passen- gers: H. Middaugh for Todd; John Maronovitch, Wasco .Midanovitch Steve Morris, Tony Sharkey, Ed. Patzold, Pete Corrovich, John Wat son and Pete Miller for Funter Bay; Paul II. Doyle for Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
WILSON CASE GOES TO
 JURY THIS AFTERNOON

Tho ease of the United States against A. B Wilson, charged with having liquor Illegally in his posses, sion' went 10 the jury in the District Court at 3:3o this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
ANITA PHILLIPS TAKES
 SPIEL RINEP CAPGN ni

The freighter Anita Phillips, Capt. Fay Bayers, left today for the Alas ka Pulp and Paper Company plant with a Cargo of general supplies and lumber
 F. A. Rapp, who has been in Jul neau on business for the company, left on the boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
BABY BOY

A ten-pound baby boy was born to Mir and Mrs. 6. L. Tubbs of this city last evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16

to the ,President Dempsey claimed
 to be only nineteen years of age but .at .the time of being. sentenced he made l2ngthy speech and upon being questioned by Judge Bunnell concerning some of the statements he made, it was disclosed that if his statements were true, he was at least twenty-four years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
ASKS EXTENSION
 OF TIME TO PAY
Continued from Page One.l

Governor to forward to the House a copy of the report of the Labor Commissioner on labor conditions in the Territory Mr. Brown stated he was holding mp the introduction of q measure, until he had seen 8 copy of the report
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
-es---e----- MINING SCHOOL. OFFERS TO GIVE
 4 SCHOL ARSRIP
Colorado School of Mines for First Time Includes Alaska
 In Its Awards.

The Colorado School of Mines of Golden, Colo. is offering a 1921 graduate Of an Alaskan High School scholarship valued at $250,Q0 g year and good for q four-years' course in the school according to L. E. Henderson, Territorial Com. missioner of Education.
 In letter received from the pres iGent of the school by MT Tender son, it was stated that in the past t has been the custom to award q scholarship to one high school grad uate in each state in the Union and that this year Alaska was added to the list.
 The requirements. according to Mr. Henderson. are such that they can be complied with by almost any graduate in the Territory. He has written to the various schools ask ing if any of this years graduates are interested, but as yet has not received answers to his inquiry. The scholarship is to be awarded at the discretion of Mr. Henderson.
 The Colorado School of Mines is situated in the mining district of Colorado and is rated as one of the best institutions of its kind in the United states.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16
Or Juneau s
 Waterfront
FiALIBUT BAIT AGAIN
 ON THE LOCAL

Frozen herring for bait have ar rived at the Juneau Cold Storage Company and many halibut fishing boats are taking them on their yes sels preparatory to sailing for the halibut banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-16

ARE YOU HOLDING A MAKE SHIFT JOB? Sometimes necessity forces people 10 accept unsuitable employment and 10 become simply wage earuers. often without a chance for advanceemnt. If you can do something WELL. tell about it ip a classified ad in The Empire.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

More than 2sO Lee County far.
mers learned the method OF dis,in.
.,risring ,he loafer hens in their
poultry hocks from the layers By
attending a series Of four culling
demonstrations held by County
Agent T. II. Jones in cooperation
with the College Of Agriculture.
Washington County farmers VINO
are interested in producing market
pork by horcing down corn and
.oybeans are watching a demonstra-
ton which has jus, been started 10
see the value Of this method. Tom
Wheatley cooperating with County
Agent Robert NJ. Heath recently
started the demonstration with 81
hogs weighing total Of s.i35
pounds. The hogs will be weighed
sgain when the demonstration is
complete to determine the gains
made by the animals.
Eleven Gull hens removed the fock
Of SO owned by J. b. Hina. a Cri,;en-
den County farmer. produced two
eggs in seven days, according to a
report made 10 County Agent John
X Spencer. who culled the flock.
More than 100 Boyle County far
ners were shown the method Of
sulling the Stacker hens from their
poultry fiocks in a series Of 1--WE de-
monstrations recently held BY Coun-
~ Agent Charles L. Taylor in CO.
operation with the extension division
~ the College Of Agriculture.
Many Muhlenberg County farmers
are planning 10 protec, fields that
would otherwise remain idle during
the winter by sowing cover crops on
them. a report from r. q. -Townss,
county agent, states. Rosen Rye
will be the principal crop sown.
Laure County farms cooperating
with County Agnt J. W. Jones will
give special attention to wheat-grow-
ing problems this fall. a report from
the county states. -Four demonstra-
nons to show the value Of acid phos-
phate and limestone in increasing the
Yields from this crop will be conduct
ed. Those who vii cooperate in the
demonstrations are Clarence Wyatt.
Will Beams. c. r. Beams and Bran
ham Patterson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Attention Hunters

Positively no fox hunting or hunt.
Of any character or 'respassing on
our farms. Any violators will' b
prosecuted.
W. s. Embry, W. A. Price, T. j.
Price. Ed and ". b. Price. Fisher
Herring. Crit Meadows. Ansel Mea'
dows. John Collier. J. s. Schooler
Joe Criscillis. J. NJ. Criscillis. Rober,
Speake, George Conn. Jim Conn,
Henry Arnold. Marion johnson, W.
+. Whitaker, Tom Conn. J. NJ.
Meadows, W. T. King, John Rich
Sam Rich. J. {. Conn and J. +,
Adams. r. l. Arnold. Mrs Victoria
Anderson.
tOther names will be added upon
the payment Of 90 een,s.)
(sf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

When a rum runner gets caught
he j. something Of bum runner
The fellow who hits the pace to-
day may be looking for what he
missed tomorrow.
Visits TO prominent stock farms in
the county for the purpose Of prac-
iicing Judging different classes Of
live stock is furnishing the chief train
ing for the Carroll county junior
livestock Judging theam. The team
which is being trained under the
direction Of County Agent q. C..
Rou,t and assistant County Agent
X. VI. Green will enter the junior
judging contest TO be held under the
direction Of h,e College Of Agri-
culture at the State Fair. Sept. II.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
RETROSPECTIVE
AND PROSPECTIVE
Good Letter From Good
Man.

The Record appreciate the letter
which follows. received from It's good
old friend and former townsman. so
much 80 tina; we are passing !, on to
our readers, believing they too will
delight IN reading is interesting con-
tents. which a. ne terms q, j. both
Retrospective and prospective. :"
Brother Noe mas many. many warm
friends IN Lancaster Fad Garrard
county who wish for hin years and
years Of future happiness and pleas
ant memories.
Dear Central Record
a week with my dear ones = past.
bu, leaves many pleasan' and some
sad memories. On the street ] met
but few old familiar faces. On sun
day ! spent an hour in and with the
vorshipcrs Of the Baptist church.
A stranger vas in the pulp;-save
very few all were strangers around
me.
a. ! could only mediate and not
hear. I breathed a pure atmosphere
and a grea, crowd Of witnesses drew
near. for the past was filling my mind
and heart-for be ], known this
church and It's history. Is much 20 me.
Constituted the year ! was born,
ls42. some Of my ancestors were
constituent members. j; was the
church I joined. The frs, prayer
in public was offered here. served
], as deacon for several years. IL
was this church which licensed me 10
preach the gospel. ], was my firs,
pas,ora,e. /; was and is my grea;
prospec,ive-God bless them.
80 the pas, with it. cloud OF
witnesses was with me and the great
home gathering was before me. On
] was happy.
II walked with my daughter
through the quie, city Of the dead
We placed flowers on many graves
but soon very soon. there will be
other hands 20 place flowers on our
graves. Mo- Of my beloved slecr
there awaiting the Great Day. Hap.
py Renaissance. I, was a preciou,
week and will keep me company for
many days. You people ough, to be
happy. Every prospec; was pleasant
to the eyes-;he finest crops. the
latest chickens. the hes; peopl,
But ! must close. Run me up FOL
another pear. maybe will live 10 be
ninety. J. T. says am good for the
century mark. but shor, or long.
mus; have the visits Of the Central
Record. May is editors and family
Of ;ypis,s, live long and prosper
u hope your Office will send a
Senator 20 the capitol. With hes,
wishes TO YOU and all the Record read.
.rs, ] am, Very sincerely,
| r. r. Noel
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

People who respect themselves ar,
never withou, the respect Of others
Anyway. a wise man is wise until
a pretty woman makes him act the
fool.
II Others knew US as we know
ourselves possibly they wouldn'i
know u.
Very few men believe in gossip
bu, did you ever hear Of one who
failed 20 listen!
Never abuse man from whom
YOU borrow money. He may still
have a little left.
Man pays for his sins here below,
but the devil doesn't give him any
credit on account.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

b. order Of th. City Council a,
It's regular meeting. ! will sell a, the
Cour, House door IN Lancaster, KY.
beginning a, one o'clock. on
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Thompson officiating.
Mr. T. c. Rankin and son, Of
Hubble and Mr. Harriet, Gas,ineau,
Of Chicago. spent Sunday night and
Monday with Mr.. W. 7. Doolin and
family
The Ladies Working Society met
with Mr.. Z. : Clark last Thursday.
After the business meeting water
melon was served by the hostess.
which was enjoyed b. the few pres
cnt
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Deeper, the
guests Of Mr. and Mr.. Mote Pollard
and Miss Eugenia Pollard nave re-
turned after spending a week with
Mr.. and Mr.. Price Bourne. Of West
Lancaster
Some Of the best citizens Of the
community deplore the attitude Of
he young men toward Sunday base
ball playing. A game was played
ny two teams almost in sigh; Of the
church last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell, and daughter. Of
Dallas. Texas. after spending the
'ummer with Mrs. Jas. Turner and
other relatives returned home Sun
iay. Mrs. Russell will stop at Leb-
anon 10 make brief visit TO her
sister. Mr.. and Mr.. Jno. Helm. Of
hat place
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Salt ard lee

Mixing pounded lee and salt has
the effect cf producing what Is called
q freezing mixture The mixture has
y tendency to become brine. the Ice
melting and the salt diss"iyins Ia the
water formed. To melt. however, II
must absorb heat and this IL taken
from bodies with which u II In cod
tact. such ~ water, cream. etc. In
this way ice cream can be made.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
Lime. Sand. Portland Cement,
Rock. Sand and Common and Press
ed Brick. Hudson 4 Fsrnau.

The Ladies Working Society will
meet with Miss $. X. Sutton next
Thursday al 2 T. NJ.
Mr.. Rec has returned from Lex
ington. where she was called by the
Illness q her mother. Mrs. Cannon.
Mr. and Mr.. Earnes, Gosney and
children spent the weekend with
Mr. and MR.. Shearrin. Of Junction
CITY.
NJ. and Mrs. Houston Roberts
were reunited in marriage a, the
parsonage Sunday evening. Rev.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
MARKSBURY

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Rye Isom
a fine boy.
Mr. jas Turner and family have
been on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Helm, have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. Jas.
Turner.
Miss Dora Scott Of Pam: Lick
pent the weekend with Miss Alic.
sutton.
Miss Della Rice Hughes. q Ian
caster. has been visiting her aunt
MIS- Susan Sutton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
a.: bRlNGE ALBERT
the national JOY asoks

i9ig-ss.62
Perkins. Sam. lo,, l9ls-t43i;
i920-s637.
Perkins. Henry. / lot. lg2O-t2 %.
Robinson. Lig., 10, 1875 os.
Robinson. Geo. / lot. Sc 81. 1919
$3.50
sneed. Milton. lot. 1915. <sl2.
Tcvis, Allie NJ, lot. i9is-t2 g.
Williams. James. lot. i9Is-sa.5O,
l9i9-&b.70; i920-s3.OO
Wants. Heirs Jane. lot. 1919
sas0; i920-ssso.
All fellow has 90 do 10 be good
these days Is TO qui, being bad.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

lnquisi,ive people aye seldom sat
ished with what they learn. They
always imagine tina; the pump didn't
work freely.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
You'll enjoy the
sport Of rolling
'en with P. A.!

And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc
ess! Certainly-you smoke
p. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out q comeback.
Prince Albert Is the tobac-
CO that revolutionized pipe
smoking. Ifyou never could
smoke q pipe - forget i'll
You can-AND YOU WILL
If you use Prince Albert
for packingl It's q smoke
revelation In q jimmy pipe
or q cigarettei
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
City Property Sale
For Delinquent Taxes

b. order Of III. City Council a,
It's regular meeting. ! will sell a, the
Cour; House door in Lancaster, Ky,
beginning al one o'clock. on
MONDAY. SEPT 2sTH.. 1921
the following real estate for taxes
due the City 81 Lancaster.
The names Of those paying before
time will be stricken from this list.
J. A. BRATToN. NJ c. L.
Burnside. Mike. I lot. year 1870
s22 so.
Elsin. r. C.. lot. i,Is-s7.5o; 1920
-S2i75.
Hibbrrd. Ernest. l lot. i92o-$i0.SS.
Lear. Geo. 1 lot. l92O-S4iG.
Murphy. =. L.. lot. i92o-s.i6.
Coiosed List
Arnold. Lacy. lot. i9ls-si.5o;
i92o--sA25.
Adams. Heirs Mary. lot. 1919
sa2o
Adams Belle. I lot. i9i9-ti.i3.
bland VIM. I lot. i9is-s2.62, 1919
-tc63: i92o-Si.i2.
Boatrigh, Arch. lot. i9is-s2.62;
i9i9-s3.3s: ig20-ss37.
Burnside Mary. lot. I9ie-s3oo.
i92O-S3.0o
Brown. VIM. lo,, isis-s375;
is2O-s325.
Beaz'ey. ". l lot. i9i9-$2.63.
i92O-sil2
Burdett. Leila. l LOT, l9i9-$i.i3.
Crawford. Silas. ! lot. i9is-s2.25;
i9i9--$i.50; ls2o-s3.oo.
Do,y. Jerry. sr.. lot. isis-si.bo;
i9i?-s2 90. ie2O-$i.bo.
Doty. Harrison. / lot. i?is-s5.25;
i9i9-s5.25.
Doty. Ernest. l lot, s3.is.
Dunn Heirs Allen. / lot, 1918
s3.75.
Faulkner. Frank. l lot, 1918. $3.50:
i9is-Ss.50; is2o-si.5o.
Floyd Jack. lot. l9is-s3.o0,
i9i9-s3.00: i92o-s3.00.
Grant, Matte. l lot. is2O-si.s7.
Harris. W. H., lot. l9is-s5.62;
i9i9-$s2S. i92O-S675.
Hood Susan. I lot. i9is-s2.06.
Hartman. Annie. l lot, i9i9-$i.io;
i92O-t2.50.
Huffman. Harry, lot. i9i9-$3.75.
H:r,a:. Howard, .s:, 30: ss.ec;
l92O-ei.50.
Harvey. Mary, 1 lot. i9i9-$2.7s.
i92O-e2.62.
Johnson. VIM. H.. 3 lots, l9is-&7.s7
Johnson. Sarah. I lot. lgis-sA5o;
i9i9-S6.0o; i92o-s7.50.
Kennedy. Jane. i lot. ieis-$l.s7;
1919, $500; l92O-t3.75.
Leavel. Ellen. I lot. i9is-$a.s7.
MsyAeld. Andy, I lot, l9is-s3.37;
i9i9-e3.3s; l92O-S6.62.
Merritt. Hsirs VIM. lot. 1915
ei.s7; is2o-ei.T.
Middleton. Sam, I lot. is2o-e5.25.
nergan. John. I lot. is2e-s5.oi.
Owens. Charlie. I lot, isis-e3.7s.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

FIRST thing you do next
go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting-by and say.
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch tomorrow. Do il while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
what you're passing by! Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
more-ish-ness-well, the only
way 10 get the words en-
phatic enough is to 20 to il
and know yourself!
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Hs:ss AiAs.t sSe4t
Sssw.,eS $50.
se0s SSos6 - ~
nDM1 sss Assssts~s
- n IN pss~t
svyeesi slsss ksas-
dee eta spesSs
0esoeeass es0.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08
FOR SALE
Farm on BOOnes Creek
3 miles from Lancaster,
containing 33t acres.
Good house. barn and
orchard. All in grass.
Terms liberal.
Clarence Beazley.
Lancaster, KY.

A hearty appetite Is choice pos
session. !, helps the grocer along.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24

Certainly the people endorsing the clean methods that
Judge Behurum employing the conduct of his campaign for
reeleciiOn The opposition promised do the but
they the mask and the district being filed
disgusting aud rdic ous tn
red for the consumption intelligent and refined
people The people Judge Bhurum AMI tn that all
They that this his opponent
Circuit Judge will believe hn tha puHisd the
sheet that by his opponent: and intended only for
this campaign.
The old substantial and reliable the district with
This These
controlled editors Judge
Bethurum has financial ueres this district
does CONTROL The Vernon Signal
which openly supporting 81 years DID, and The Common
wealth. old established Repu bcan
with double the list of other
district both Beihur
because the editor Of both for the office
Circuit Judge and will the best and the
petent and that record Republican that all
endorse
The that fighting the Judge know,
admit that he will win in th primary but Known that this
mudslngng the first
plans to defeat him with democrat in the November cleo
If his not their object why continue their candidate
the when the whole will
overwhelmingly The Commonwealth reliably
that the opposition has far select the Dmocat that
to make the against the lndg9 Bat is all sed Judge
Bethurum will be the will be Judge for another
The of abuse and 81 nder
Ell HIM with the leople.-Somerset Commonwealth.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24

day - Miss Zula Mae Bnrde' te
was here from Mt. Vernon last
week with friends, - Mrs John
Boyd and family returned to her
home in zt Vernon, Illinois
alter spending several days
W tn relatives h9re. - Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. B, SigmOn were here
from Mt. Vernon Sunday. Mrs
w NJ. Cspps is on the sick list
Mr. Maharg has returned to
his home at Newark, Ohio after
a three weeks visit with hi,
son, Sam Maharg of this piece.
Mrs Richard Early is recover.
ing slowly from Il severe iIluess
Charley Smith unIer went an
operation at Robinson Hospital
Berea having his tonsils removed
We are glad te report him get
ting along nicely R. II Smith
was in Danville Wednesday -
Mrs. Ramsey OF near Mt. Yer
non was a visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Adams last
week,
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
BrOdhead

Miss sidney Crawford of Mt
Vernon Is the attractive visitor
of Misses Ella Belle and Pearl
Newiand Mrs jacob Elder and
Mis- X Cass were IN St'nfoid
Tuesday. -- Melvin GOoch and son
Newton of Bee Lick, were visit.
urs at the home of Josh Wilson
Sundiy.-Mrs. p A. Shelton and
sons Masters Reese and Scovel
a, q daughter Mrs Dewey Sowder
of Lebanon junction are with
friends and relatives here this
week Mrs. Il. ]. Terrill is IN
Lexington for the summer Mrs
I'D Newlard has returned from
ten days visit with relatives
aud friends at Lancaster, Paint
Lick, Covington ard Richmond.
Misses Emma and Susie Elder
of Louisville, after II snort visit
with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Elder are with
relatives at Bee Lick. Mrs.
I Elizabeth Albright and little son
Richard, were in Crab Oschard
Saturday - JOSH Wilson, Gran.
vile Ovens aud w o Yadon
we're in Mt Vernon Sunday -
Prof f "A Strarge was h re
from Columbia during the week.
Rev. w. + Rogers of L, uis-
Vile fill, d his regular appoint
ment at the Christian church
Saturday evening. Sunday
morning and evening. Mr.. and
Mrs a NJ. Hiatt and little
Dorothy Vernon. were in Living
ston Sunday. Mrs l. L. Davis,
OF Nicholasville, arrived Saturday,
to see her mother, Mrs. Gilpin
who has been so very sick end
to visit Mrs. R II, Hamm. m.-Mrs.
owen Cass and children, Master
Lester and little daughter, Miss
I,ez and little sister, Ruth AL
bright are in Revenna to visit
her sister Mrs. Brack Durham
and children. Rev. George
Childress was in Berea Saturday
and Sunday to fill his appoint.
ment at the Christian church. -
Mrs. Ethel Wheeldon, of Louis.
vile, remains very sick at the
home of her sister. Mrs Dick
Martin.-Mr and Mrs Jim Sut-
ton and little son Charles Ed
ward, were in Maywo ID. first of
the week to visit Mr.. SuttOn's
sister and family - Joe Howard
son of Mrs. Bettye Howard ard
Miss Pearl Weaver of near Quail
were married Saturday OF last
week - Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
smith and children of Williams
burg, who have been with Mrs
smiths parents, Mr. aul Mrs.
J. NJ Owens. left last Friday to
visit Mr.. Smiths mother, near
Crab Orchard, - Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Wallen were in Louisville
last week shopping. - Mr., and
Mrs. F. l.. Durham, DR., and
Mrs. Jonn D. Henderson were
down from Mt Vernon Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Watson
and Mr. and Mrs Everett Wat
son. - Mrs. Bettye Firth is in
Knoxville visiting her son, DR..
George NJ. Firth and wife Mrs
Barbra Houk of Maretburg,
visited her daughter Mrs. Clarice
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
H | A T T

Mr., and Mrs. John Shivel
aud little daughters spent the
week end in Conway with her
brother Mr.. Henry Bowman. =.
NJ iss Matte Firth is here from
Brodhead this week the guest of
NJ SIS Cora Leece,- We are glad
20 report Uncle Ioe Smith who
und ,rw.n' N H)trtti N Il /
Danville several days ago I'm
proving.-B G Goode was here
from Stanford Sunday. Mr.
S. f. Bowman spoke to large
and enthusiastic audience at
Hickory Grove Tuesday evening.
They gave MIN their closest
attention showing beyond a
doubt the ii irm hold Mr., B,w-
mau has in this part of Rock
castle. - Charley Gri fifth of
Berea has been spending several
DAYS with bis sister Mrs. Ray
Maharg. - M, and Mrs, Jess
Lear and mother Mrs. Fl, ME
Lear were here last week from
Wilde vi b frien 5 an1rela ives
Seaph Parkinson
has returned from Ottawa
where he has been to see his
grandmother Mis- Robert Hamm
- Mis- Frances Augustus was
here from Louisville last week
the guest OF NJ SIS Deiora B,yd
-Nr and Mrs Amos Smith and
chi dr. II went to Danville to see
Mr.. Smiths ather Sunday Mr.
and MIS-. Clarence Shafer were
wi h the family of Wm. Fugette
last week. Mr. and Mrs. j. ].
Brock and little daughters of
Copper Creek and Mrs. Ida
Adams and son Shirley. of
Brodhead were visitors at the |
home of Mrs. Laura Lear Sun. |