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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO 4
+ + +. + + + + + + I.

Explained
when | was once in danger from
a lion," said the old African ex.
polrer, 81 tried sitting down and
staring at him, as | had no weapon. &"
How did it work?' asked his com
panion
Perfectly. The lion didn't even
offer to touch me-"
Strange! How do you account for
it?"
: "Well. sometimes I've thought ii
was because | sat down on the
branch of very tall tree. New
York American.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

'Golde1 Medical Discovery was rec
ommended 10 me by friend.
took six bottles OF it, which made me
feel like a different woman. con-
slider Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery the very best liver medi-
cine have ever known. MRS. G.
A. FINN, 2214 Washington Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

naval holiday may be all right but they not
all the gobs loose in porArkansas Gazette.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

Dick Crittenden has powerful
machine, made mp Of a bunch OF ball
players who are smart fielders and
who are dangerous with the willow.
Cassidy at shortstop Is real star
lie fields his position exceptionally
well and fights during every minute
Of the game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

From the frequency with which divorces granted what
the country really needs edition of Who's WhoseNorfo
Ledger-Dispach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

AZ that, II would have taken con.
siderable courage for the Prcsbyter.
ian pitcher to question the decision
OF an umpire the size OF Fr. WI.
wording.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

Upton Sncars proposed newspaper probably plans pub
sh all the that's unfit to print.Washngon Post
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

To Professor Emsen straight lines are curves To
Professor Ruch all straight ballsNew York Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
LIVER TROUBLE, SICK-EIEADACHES

Houston, Texas.-"All my life my
liver has given me considerable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

II II is truo that "breyity Is the
soul OF Wit Lem Coffman's speech
was n scream. He didn't go to bat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

The Packagetter pro tem." who
cooked up this column yesterday.
couldn't conceal the fact that he
was muchly pleased with his pro
ducts. For that matter. we. too. nd.
init that they were reasonably bright
ones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

kitterman and Red Thomas are
potent factors in the Henryetta ma.
chine. They did great work yester.
day.
O.
Frank Parke, one of the Ft. Smith
Times-Record sport columnists
takes advantage Of a typographical
error and says: Phillips. Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
EXPRESS PAckAourrEs

To be kind and thoughtful ever
To bo strong IN times OF need,
To put all your best endaaYor
In an effort to succeed.
And TO fail and keep on trying,
And not lose your cheerful ways.
n job, there's no denying.
For real man. nowadays.
-Edgar A. Guest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

Loss may be no dishonor. hut dis.
honor must be the deadllest losa."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

It was an awful jolt to lose the
first game but we dry our tears and
repeat, Boys, they're a team"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Narragansett Pier
Haven OF Fugitives
FROM Wave OF Heat
New England Resort in Midst
of Summer Activity as
Many Coltagers Open
Their Places for Season
Spec al DlspqacA to The Tribune

NARRAGANSETT PIER, June 25.-
There was general rejoicing at Maria
gansett Pier the last half of the week
on the part Of those in the summer
colony who wisely took time by the
foreiock" and arrived at the oceans side
before the recent hot wave swept over
the East.
The cottage colony is now almost in
tact, and tourists from all parts Of the
country arrived at the various hotels
in the last four DAYS in search of ocean
breezes and surf bathing
The Sherry Bathing Pavilion opened
to-day, with Mrs. L. J. b, SomervilIe, of
New York, again ia charge.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Fl. Clothier ir.. of
Philadelphia, have arrived at Finis-
terre, on Ocean Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kinney, Of New
York. have arrived a Narragansett for
the season, and are occupying Che
tolah
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton p. Metcalf
son and daughter-in-law of Mrs.
Stephen o. Metcalf, of Providence, are
at Bonnie Bourne, on Ocean Road, for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Marshall. of
Providence, are at Elhslea, on the
Cliffs.
Miss Sarah Baldwin, of Baltimore,
has arrived at her villa, Sunset Lodge,
on Point Judith Road.
Mrs. Howard Richmond, of New Y ork
and Providence, is at the Imperial for
the summer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Marquette Club Has Party
Garden Feae Is Held at Briar-
cliff Manor

The Marquette Club, whose hcadquar-
ters are at the Hotei Plaza, New York,
held a garden party al Rriarcliff Manor
on Saturday afternoon, june ls. Many
of the members were entered in the
golf tournament, while others played
tennis, rode horseback and enjoyed the
swimming. In the evening dinner was
served at Briagcliff Lodge, whieh was
followed by dance.
Among the members registered al
the lodge fer the week end were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aenbrose 0'ConneH.
Mrs. Alice t.gan, Mrs. McArdle, Dr. and
Mrs. George Il, Stuart, Harry S.ucrt.
Miss Kathleen Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ealion Joseph McArdlc
Arthur McArdie. FraTi, McHugh. Fhom-
as Rudden, Kenneth Fox, John Sweaney.
Richard Clifford, Harold Balston. Reger
Gerber. Joseph Flake, John J Reilly,
Paul r. Kammerer IL, John Thomas
Egan, Louis Meyer, William Conway,
james Lynch, Robert aansen. Mv. and
Mrs MeEntaggart, the Misses Sally and
May McKenna, Kathleen Slevin, Mar
garet August Elizabeth Murphy. An
aress Anafews, Eileen Burke, Frances
Kennedy, Catherine Powers, Mareery
Pennefather, Dorqthy Scully. Miss Rid
der. Miss Lewis, Catherine Blake, Miss
McHugh and Miss Brew.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Bankers Wives Entertained
Al Ambassador. Atlantic CITY

ATLANTIC. CrTY, Jane IS. Many
We're the entertainments offered to the
w4ves and members OF the New York
State Bankers Convention ut the Am
oassadoe during the week An ex-
hsblSion of swimming and diving was
given by the members OF the Ambas,
sadors Swimming Club on Wednesday
evening, John Barnes Wells and j. s.
tassett entertained at meslcal Thurs
day On Friday morning bridge aud
sive-kandrea party was given in honor
of the women under the direction OF
Mrs 5. G. n. Turner, wife of the presi-
dent Of the council of administration
of the New York State bankers, at the
conclusion Of which ten prizes were
awarded. On Friday evening the ban
qnet. without which no New York State
bankers convention wouid be com
plete, was given, and on Saturday eve
ming the management, ofSthe Ambassa
dor held q ball in the Pomneiian Room
III honor of the bankers and their
friends.
His Excellency Sac he Alfred SEE.
Chinese Minister to the United States
was an interested spectator and par
taker in the meetings OF the bankers
convention
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Race Crowd in New London
Makes Week End Merry One

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
NEW LONDON, June IS The week
here has been 4 gay and merry one.
The Yale Harvard boat races on the
Thames Friday thronged Eastern Point
all week with crowds of prominent peo
pie from New York, Boston, Phiiadel-
phia, Pittsburgh and hundreds of
points further away The Griswold at
Eastern Point was the center of inter
est for the Yale-Harvard camps. The
night before the big race found the
harbor and Thames River dotted with
yachts, sailing craft and pleasure boats
of all varieties. and the hotel was filed
TO the doors with the adherents Of both
colleges, graduates or Undergraduates,
wives, mothers, sisters and an infinite
number of pretty girls. such as only
great college contest can bring,
Among those who gave dinner par
ties in the dining room OF grill after
the races Friday were Mrs. Charles
Ranlet. Old Lyme. Conn; Gerald A.
Terrence, Springfield; Mrs. Julius
Fieischman and julius Fleischman,
jr, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. +.
T Nugent, Of St Louis; Mr..
and Mrs, C. Wvmann Carroll Of Nor
wich; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cutler and
Miss judith Cutler, of Brookline; Mr.
and Mrs Earle IT, Carfey, Of New York,
and Mrs. W n. Brewster Of Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Pilgrim Fete to Enliven
Cape Cod Summer Season
Terceniennial Celebration in
July and August; Harding
Expected as Visitor
Spec,et Dlspatch 70 The Tribune

Spec. III OtSpGtcu 10 he Tribune
WAREHAM, Mass, June 25.-The
Pilgrim Tercentennial celebration in
July and August and the expected arri-
val of President Harding and party on
the Presidential yacht Mayfower in
Plymouth Harbor on August will en-
liven the summer season on Cape Cod
There is an unusual stir and holiday
atmosphere in all tine villages.
Plymouth is gay with flying banners,
displaying the names of the Pilgrim
forefathers of the Mayfower and is
even now thronged with visitors over
the weekends. Plymouth hotels are
booked nearly to capacity
The summer hotels in the other vii
lagos are open for the season and are
entertaining many guests. This week
end at the Bradford Arms. Sycamore
Beach, the Massachusetts Press Asso-
citation is holding its annual outing
The entire hotel has been turned over
TO the visiting editors and families.
Louis A. Brandeis, Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, and wife
are stopping at the Hotel Breakwater,
W oods Hole.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cleland Benedict and
son. of New York, arrived at Malta
poisett last week for the summer sea
son,
Charles T. Sawyer, of New York, is
the guest of his sisters at Wareham.
Mr.. and Mrs George P Wagner, of
New York, have arrived at Hyannis for
the season.
Mrs. John L. Handy, who has been
visiting at Barnstable, has returned to
New York. leaving her little son, John,
TO spend the summer with Mrs. E. A.
Handy
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Earl and Countess
OF Curzon Are Hosts
TO King and Queen
Princess Mary Also a Guest
al What T. Most Brilliant
Social Function IN, Lon
don Since Before War

LONDON, June 17.-One OF the most
brilliant social functions that has oc-
Cured in London since the war took
place last week, when the King, the
Queen and Princess Mary dined with
the Earl and Countess Of Curzon at
the Curzou town house. Carlton House
Terrace In honor of the royal Wis
itcrs and Of the other distinguished ID
guests, who included General and Mrs.
Cornelius Vande rpilt, the gold and sill
YER plate OF the Curzon family was
brought out he house was decorated
with red roses and sweet peas. and
special entertainers were brought from
as far as Paris for the occasion.
Another entertainment in which Lady
Curzon Is interested, and which is @0f
especial interest to Americans in Lon
don. IS the bail which is to be given
on July q at Lansdowne House, the
home of Gordon SeIfridge. the Ancri-
can owner OF London's largest depart
nlent store, in aid OF Queen Victoria =
Jubilee Institute for Nurses. This en-
tertalnment is being organized by Lady
Curzon, and Queen Alexandra is taking
an active part in the preparations
Among the patrons and patronesses OF
this event are the Spanish Ambassador
anG Nine. Merry del Val. me Belpian
Ambassador and Baroness Moncheur,
the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. da
Gama, the Japanese Ambassador. the
tlalian Ambassador and Nine de Mar
ttno, the French Ambassador and the
Comtesse de Saint-Aulaire. the Ameri-
can Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey, the
duchess of Somerset, the Duchess Of
t1ratton, the Duchess OF Portland. the
Duchess of Roxburghe, the Duchess Of
beaufort, the Duchess Of Northumber-
and, the Duchess of Abercorn and the
Duchess of Sutherland.
In addition to dancing in the ball
room and dining room. there will be
TWO bridge rooms. Besides the buffc t
seated supper will be served in a
marquee built by Mr.. Selfridge on the
tennis courts, and connected with the
ballroom by staircase. Many large
dlnner parties are being given tor the
occasion, including one by Mrs. Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt.
dinner was given by Niscountess
Astor at 4, St. James's Square. lust
week in honor Of the American Am
bassador and Mrs. Harvey, and Admiral
and Mrs. Sims. The guests included
the Duke OF Connaught, the Duke and
Duchess Of RoXburghe, the Maruuess
and Marchioness Of Salisbury, the Earl
and Countess of Derby, the Earl and
Countess of Lytton, Lady Maud Mack
intosh, Niseount Haldane Lord Robert
Cecil. Lady Maud Macintosh, LADY
Henry Bentinck, Lord Revelstoke. Ladv
Leslie, Lord and Lady Lee of Fareham
the Honorable Lady Herbert, Colonel
and Lady Evelyn Guinness. the Hon. W
Ormsby Gore and Lady Beatrice
Ormsby- Gore, the Hon Mrs. Alfred
Lyttleton, Sir Gordon and Lady Hew-
art, Mr.. Balfour, Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
Churchill and Captain Needham. A
reception followed the dinner.
Colonel Harvey and Mrs. Harvey were
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Rye and Port Chester Are
Preparing for kermess
Event for United Hospital VIII
Begin on Tuesday and Be
Held Four DAYS

Widespread interest is being taken
in Rye and vicinity in the kermess,
to be given this. week at the new high
school building IN Port Chester, the pro
ceeds of which viii be devoted to the
united hospitals of Port Chester, Rye
and Harrison. The entertainment will
take place Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings under the su-
peryision Of Miss Lila A. Stewart.
The performance consists of revue
IN three parts, the first Of which is an
Arabian Nights pageant. Here are as
sem oled all the beauties Of the courr of
Haroum l-Raschid. Mrs, Jeremiah Mil
bank Will take the part of ScheheraZade
and the other princesses are to be Mrs.
Frederick Tanner. Mrs Dunleyy Mil
bank Mrs. Benjamin Nields. Mrs. w.
W. Peake. Mrs. Edward Yer Pianck and
Mrs. Hunter Marston.
The second act viii consist of dances
and between the acts there viii ne a
fashion show, with gowns, hats and furs
donated by we'll known modistes and
worn by prominent young society
women. After the performance Miss
Byrne'5 Orchestra will play for dan
cling.
The heads Of the committees in
charge of the entertainment are Mrs.
Francis F. Palmer, Mrs. George Arents,
Mrs. Philip r. Mallory, Mrs. Alfred D
Bell Mrs. Albert T. Maurice. Mrs. Rob
ert B. Cook, Mrs. Roger s. Mitchell
Mrs. Daniel ODay. Mrs George Barnes
and Duncan Bulkley
Among others taking part are Mrs.
Richard Hunt, Mrs. William 2. Irwin,
Mrs. d. RAFT Richardson. Mrs Henry
Dearborn, Mrs Charles Smithers, Miss
Marie Leary, Miss Isabel Rockefeller
Miss Abbey Morrison, Hunter Marston
Richard Hunt, Benjamin Nields, Gerald
Onativia and c. M Paine.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Summer Season
Is Begun Officially
AT Hot Springs, Va.
Week Marked by Arrival of
Many Prominent Per-
sons; Weather Gives OPP
portunily for Adventure
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

HOT SPRINGS, Va, June % sum
mer has officially started at the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. and the past week
has been noted not only for its ar
rivals but also for delightful weather
and much out-of-door adventure.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew
arrived from New York for their usual
visit of SIX weeks. Mrs. Depew regis
tered on Tuesday at the bath house
for the cure. This feature OF Hot
Springs is at all times sought after
Mr.. and Mrs Francis W Lees, who ar
rived early in the week from Boston,
also registered ON Tuesday for the
ba tbs.
The honeymoon colony at the Home
stead, always of interest, was IN
creased during the week by the arrival
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Beverly Eyre ir.,
Of New York. Mrs Eyre was Miss
Emily Janney daughter of Mrs Mario
Mantu, of Turin, Italy. Mr. and Mrs.
Eyre are daily on the golf course and
on Wednesday drove to Warm Springs
where they inspected the ancient re-
sort now open for the summer.
Mr. ard Mrs William W. Pettus are
a the Homestead, from New York, and
also drove to Warm Springs early in
the week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A
Par'ke are at the Homestead, from New
York, To remain several weeks They
are daily on the walking trailsa Mrs
ParSe is Miss Emmy Wehlen in pro-
feSsinnaI Life
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Many New Arrivals at
Homestead During Week

Mrs. William H. Dougnerty and Miss
Nanno Dougherty arrived from New
: York to nass the snmmer at tile Home
stead. They We're Joined later by Nell
son Doueherty. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
b. Heldekopfer Were at the Home stead
several days before opening the Tinker
cottage at the head of the golf course,
where they are TO pass the summer
months.
Arrivals ct the Homestead during
the week include Mr.. and Mrs Y. Senft,
OF Philadelphia; Dr. and Mrs George
NJ Gushing. of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Crecker jr. Of Cincinnati
Mrs. Crocker is daily ON the riding
trails and is one OF the best horse
women in the colony Mr. and Mrs.
William At Habliston arrived by auto
mobile from Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
+. a. Bowers came by automobile from
hikins, ". Va, for weeks visit.
Senator Walter 4. Edge, of New Jer-
sey. was at the Homestead for a brief
visit; also William G. Redfield, Secre-
tary of Commerce under President
Wilson. Mrs. Otho Fisher Ball has
arrived from Chicago with her family
and will be joined from time to time
by DR.. Ball Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Sherman are ut the Homestead from
Washington for fortnight's visit.
Mr. ard Mrs. S;dOev c. Guthrie were
arrivals from Detroit and on Wednes-
day went - the Cascades and Healing
Springs.
Mr. ond Mrs william, p. LLOYD. Of
Philadelphia, gave a dinner in the
Homestead on Tuesday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Park Mrs. james Mande-
vile Carlisle and Mrs. John Reilly and
Miss Marion Reillv. Of PHILADELPHIA;
Nh. and Mrs. Car/le and their family
are at Rosemary cottage for the sum
mer. and early in the week registered
at the club house for golf. Charles G.
DAILY, Of Jersey City, entertained at
dinner ut Valley View for Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. " Lockhart. Of st. Louis. and Mrs.
Henry O. Garfield, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Fulper, of
Trenton. n j.. motoreti on Tuesday to
White Sulphur Spsings for luncheon
at the Grcenbrier Also motoring
there On Wednesiay were Ny and Mrs.
William, J Hoile, 81 Interlaken, who
motored on Wednesday to Natural
Bridge
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Bowman
arrived from Chicago. Mrs. L. G.. G.
Hunter from New York. also Mrs.
Elmer Sehlesinger; Mrs. J. IL. Whit
taker arrived from Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia the Messrs George W
Elicit and George W. Elliott ir. from
Wilmington. Del; Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Thompson from Columbus, and Mr.. 4
and Mrs. Trey Z Hardman from Elkins,
W Va,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Many New Yosxers Are
Registered at Trayrs0re

Among The New Workers registered
A. Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City. are
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
v r McKinnie, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Vaughan jr.. " A. Fairburu. presi-
dent the Diamond Match Company, and
II. +. Holman, and Mrs. William C.
Breed, who is at the hotel for the
season.
signor B. Zirato, private secretary
to Caruso. and Signora Ziratc are
enjoying their honeymoon at the Tray
more, where they will remain fer sew
erai weeks
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Society at the Capita-News of the Resorts

guests ct 9 luneheon given bg Inc
French Ambassador. the Couut Ge Saint
Aulaire, and Mnls. de ssint AuiaiTe on
Mondav, at tne French Embassy.
The Hon Lionel Holland, who has
been spending some time in the United
States, has retained TO London.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
rHf'rmal !, Affairs The Rule
ouring Summer Sasson

Ill ..ilo * truly an informal season. and
fssasag could have been more delight
~ tla,, the tea at Dean Place. The
-. is.''ai omen's Press Club was the
Oee' snefe this afternoon, having as
s1ssS "a honor Mrs. Wallace. wife of
n.s - 'ectsfary q Agriculture: Mrs. Fall
q the Secretary OF the Interior.
:" IN 'iTs, Den9F, wife of the Secretary
- epe N2TE. The table was daintily
9at er the trees and Mrs. Taskar
uFq'e, Nsfe Of Senator Oddie. of
lssSAaa. presided at one end and Mrs.
ssesasa h. Mann, wife of Representative
- Ssssiii'' q Illinois, at the other. The
= not composed exclusively of
aspSpef 7Yolnen, out Of writer's in
a., toE current publications, and
- ,i'ss IN. '-ora Riehy. woman correspondent
III ~ Nnrsstlan Science Monitor, VINO
~. with the men in the press gallery
~ ~ capitol, is its president.
=. ane same beautiful spot was used
.s sa gathering Thursday afternoon
g,e,,, MRS. Harding and many other
'n e,..p. PROMINENT i. official life were
5ss sas o. the Woman's National Foun-
s.Vii, new organization. which re-
.s'itly bought Dean place and purposes
sIashg II into q little city or world
80 sNi HOHttU. 1He
ssah is a gigantic one and is well
y s1s,".ssered. !, The tea Thursday was part
= ~ INC propaganda.
Inc former Assistant Secretary of
ana Mrs. Benedict Crowell, who
~ s list sold their residence on
.as second Street to former Senator
aa MRS Willard salisbury, of New
~ ssey' Tor winter home. have gone
- NonGaitt, Mass, TO spend the sum
sr 4 3, they will then go to their horne
H;5leVeiand Thurber came from Cam
.'ase to visit his brother~in- and
f, the Secretary Of the Navy and
rs ,s EDWIN Denby, before sailing to
,5gsna ,pl the summer ia Europe. Mr..
I.suFper IS student at the Harvard
Law School. ' 9 :
,., s Louisa Hoar vent to Boston
Mat days ago, and win likely spend
e.iile % q the midsummer there. Mrs.
a - aaa not accompany the Speaker
ia.. :sAiiifeefst, nor doez she OK rect
ing Washington for any length Of
%aLse Congress is in session, Both
go :, '.iliett and the Speaker enjov the
assnsa, ,,,ass clubs TO the fullest ana do
s'9es ot Iheir entertaining there.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Breeding.

We are having lots of rain now
and our roads are making US
think of real winter.
The spelling, at this place, was
largely attended last Friday
night. Our school is progress
ing nicely under Mr.. Hurt and
Mr.. ]. E. PulIiam.
Miss Cordia Fudge is real sick
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenis Reece WIS.,
tied Mr.. Ara Strange's Saturday
night.
Mr.. Jimmie Patterson of Bliss
spent Friday night with Mr.. J..
M. Simpson.
Mr.. J. R. Shepard, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs.
R. P. Breeding, for some time,
left for Nashville Friday.
Brother Reece, of Columbia,
will begin a revival at Chestnut
Grove Oct. 2.
Mr.. G. W. Dillon made a bust
ness trip to Columbia this week.
DR.. H. B. simpson conveyed
Mrs. R. T. Baker, of Amanda.
vile, to Louisville last week to
be operated on for appendicitis.
Her sister and brother accom-.
panied her.
Mrs. Herman Yarbarry is bet.
ter at this writing.
Mr.. W. R. Royse and family
visited ]. M. Shives Sunday.
Our dry goods drummer Mr..
Collins was calling on our mer.
chants this week.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
the Wolford brothers were here
this week.
Roy.

Cutting corn and making sor-
ghum is the order of the day in
this section.
The tent meeting which was
conducted at this place by Rev.
Hur and others closed last Sun
day. They went from this place
to Sano, where they will conduct
a few weeks meeting.
Mr.. R. A. Epperson, wife and
children, who visited his mother
at this place, have returned to
their home at Wadsworth, Ohio.
Mr.. Ulysses Cravens, who has
been in declining health for
some time, remains about the
same.
Mr.. Matthew Leach had the
misfortune to lose a nice mare
by lightning some time ago. AL
so a nice mule colt belonging to
]. E. Bailey was killed at the
same time.
Mr.. W. W. Holiday has his
new dwelling house about COM
pleted at this place.
Mr.. B. o. Hurt attended the
State Fair from this place
Misses Iva Holiday and Thel-
mo Burton started to Berea, KY,
to attedd school, last Monday.
Mrs. Ollie Conover was very
sick a few days of last week.
Mr.. John Calhoun, who has
been very low with typhoid fe-
yer for several weeks, is i'm.
proving at this time.