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DEMPSEY PLAYS
GAME BASEBALL

Atlantic City. n. j., May I.-Jack
Dempsey finished his first week of
training today in preparation for the
worlds championship contest with
Georges Carpenter July 2, with the
shortest workout he has indulSed in
since nc started his grind six days
aso.
The heavyweight champion worked in
his indoor arena little more than
half an hour, stepping four rounds
with the gloves. puncnins the baG ana
sand bag for short time.
He finished with some Symnastic cx-
erciscs. Jack clifford. who boxed the
last two rounds with Dempsey. was
bleeding from the mouth before the
first round was finished.
Several women and quite Few
children were in tho crowd and there
was a gasp from The women when
Dempscy sent clifford half way across
tho rin;, and reelinE to the ropes with
n left hook to the chin. After Demp-
sey finished he spent few minutes
playing with the children.
Dempsey played the usual game OF
baseball with newspapcrmen and camp
followers today. He played first base
part of the gamc and pitched two
innings.
The outdoor arena was dedicated to-
night with five eight round contests.
The champion was a spectator.
Lawrence o'Ncill, lord mayor of
Dublin. visited the champions train
ing camp tonight. He told tho cham
pion Ireland was much interested in
his success. He presented Dempsey
with an embroidered forget-me- not
which. he said was given to him for
this purpose by an old lady in Ire
land.
Dempsey promised TO wear. it under
his belt when he faces Carpenter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
COMMISSION FORM
SUSTAINED At POLLS

Albuquerque. n. M, MAY 2l.-The
city commission was sustained in a
recall election yesterday following re-
voking of a referendum on the dis
charge of the entire fire department
for joining n union An amendment to
the city charter which would have
made II impossible for the city man
aScr 10 discharge an employe for he
coming "A member of q union was also
defeated by majority of sos. The
ma torities for tho three commissioners
" was sought to recall ranged from $40
To 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
TO KNOW THE INSIDE
WAS ELECTED MAYOR

St Louis. Mo. May 21.-The mayor
of st. James, Mo-. in a pale grey satin
gown. with hat, hose and purse to
match. pink cheeks and dark eyes. told
the st. Louis League of Women Voters
yesterday how she came to be elected.
Mrs. James Ousley. the mayor. said
that officers were bent on taking the
small, and mischiovous son of her do
nestle employe to a reform school. To
avoid "A catastrophe in domestic rou-
tine. Mrs. Ousley herself boarded "A
train that intercepted the officers with
the small prisoner.
What is this" she said she ex-
claimed to the officer. You take little
boys to the reformatory without ever
"A trial in court. Why, you wouldn't
treat the worst criminal like that"
From that day. she said, she re-
solved to get on the inside and sec how
things were done. so she announced
her candidacy and was elected the first
woman mayor in Missouri.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
CHURCH FOR ONE YEAR
SAYS CHICAGO JUDGE

Chicago, Ill. May 21.-Four wom-
en- arrested for stealing from depart
mcnt stores were sentenced to go to
church every Sunday for a year when
they were arraigned today
You are placed on probation for a
year" said Judge Haas.
And you are to go to church every
Sunday morning in that time. You
must he home at 10 o'clock every
night and wash and dry the dishes
for your mother every day"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SIX MEN ARRESTED
FOR MURDER OF NEGRO

Portland. Maine. May 21.-Six
men were under arrest tonight chars-
cd with the murder OF James Walker
a negro seaman on tho schooner
Mary w. barrett. Walkers body was
found latc today underneath the veg
sell HIS head was cut and bruised.
Walker was one of five negroes aIIer-
cd TO have been dubbed by eleven
white mon who boarded tho schooner
early today. He was then thrown
overheard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
ENApE nLuE LAWS

Aberdeen, S. u. May 2I.-Sunday
baseball viii he played as usual iS
the South Dakota baseball lea que to.
morrow despite tho ruling of the state
supreme court recently that IL ad-
mission is charged it .haii be consid-
cred an infraction OF the blue laws.
Fans will he admitted to the local park
free. but those who dclire to watch the
game from the grand stand or bleach
ers must buy seats. George H. Fletch-
or. attorney for the local club, an
nounced,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
JOHNNY RAY WINS

Pittsburg. Pa, May 2i.-Johnny Ray.
Pittsburg lightweight was given the
newspaper decision over Johnny Dun
dee, New York in n ten round bout to-
day at Forbes field. Ray was the
aggressor thruout
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The first river tunnel constructed
in America was Completed in Chi
caEo in 1868.
Flour sprinkled on burning oil will
Immediately extinguish 1t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
PORTUGUESE CABINET
SENDS RESIGNATION

Lisbon. MAY 21.-The Portuguese
cabinet of which y. Machado. was
head. resigned today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

4 POPULAR APRON STYLE
Pattern 1886 is here shown. 1t Is cut
in 4 sizes: Small 1856. medium, $40.
large. i2-A; extra large, t6-tS inches
bust measure. a medium size will re-
uuiro I Ia yards of rs inch material
Percale, bingham, chambrey, lawn.
drill. Jean. satccn and alpaca are good
for this style
A pattern of this illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt of 1oc in
silver or stamps.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24
latte

Several from this place attended the
baptising al 0iI5viiis Sunday.
Mrs EslSel Adams and little daugh-
ter who have been visiting relatives
at this place have returned home to
Louisa
Z b. d. johnson made a business trip
TO Louisa one day last week.
Miss-s issrt;is ans: Virginia II:;t.li-
son attended church at this place sum
day.
Mrs. w. X. Hays and little daugh-
Ter OF Louisa spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs D-J.Thomp
son.
Miss Ruby Brainard was at Jattie
Thursday
Sheridan Thompson and Leonard
Watson motored to Louisa Sunday
DR.. ID. j. Thompson was on our creek
recently.
Mrs. Eskel Adams was the guest OF
Mrs Recie Hammond Thursday even
Isns.
%. A. Rice has purchased a new car.
| Misses Maxine Thompson and Eliz-
abeth Watson spent Saturday with the
tortners sister Mrs w. K. Hays OF
Louisa.
Miss Elizabeth Smith was the SAT-
Iurday night guest of Miss Opal Chat
I nm. lisR3cCKLES..--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24

Everybody in this aection was
p5oased with the rain which fen SAT-
arday night and Sunday. Rain was
very much needed here.
}. B. Moore and vile Of Louisa were
WAITING relatives N this place sum
day
claud Estep was the Monday guest
u Alma and Jettie Hays.
Hae1 lefdan and family motorod up
our creek Saturday enroute 70 blaine,
Mrs. Forrest Johnson and children
u ssszssss..sssse7 are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mre. D. NJ Justice.
Noble Berry. who has typhoid fever
IL improving nicely.
Dewey Estep spent the weekend
with Allie Edwards.
Fred Short made n trip 10 Louisa
saturday
willie Borders made his usual call
az G. G. Hays Sunday Afternoon.
Waya and Opal Jordan spent the
week with their. grandparents al Rich
). b. Hall and wife motored TO Lou
Ina and back one day last week
Several from here attended the bur-
ihl. Of Mrs. Lena Hays. wife OF Zeal
Hays, who died june 8.
MIRA. fNrris Moore and daughter o.
nlid0ls are expected 70 visit relatives
here soon. MRS dhuNDf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24

Crops are looking fine on this creek
Mr.. and Mrs George Griffith have
returned to their home in Huntington,
w. Va. after a two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Kitchen.
Mrs. John Hays OF Hicksville was
the pleasant guest of Mrs. Isaac Lime
ing and daughters Thursday.
Miss Maud and Fred Kitchen attend
ed Sunday school at Orr Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hicks and family
spent saturday and Sunday with rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Boggs have
returned home after a short visit with
relatives at Firebrick
Misses Mary and Jessie Lining were
shopping In Webbville Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Con Smith. daughter
and son attended the ice cream fes-
tival at Webbville Saturday evening.
Wade Bieyins of Blevins was calling
here Sunday.
M. ". Kitchen OF West Virginia was
visiting relatives at this place last
week.
Misses Hazel and Edna Butler Of
Cherokee, Miss Irene Woods and Beat
rice Perkins OF this creek were horse
back riding Sunday afternoon.
There will be church at this place
Sunday. Also. the FIRST Sunday In
July TOODLES.
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WHY SUFFER 50?

why suffer from bad back, from
sharp, shooting twinges, headaches,
,iizzineHs and distressing urinary Ills
Louisa people recommend Doan's Kid
ney pills Ask your neighbors Could
YOU ask for stronger proof Of merit
Mrs. Frank Pigg, Water St., Louisa
SAYS: u suffered with many kidney
gvrnptoms all OF which were painful
ana annoying. Through the back and
hips were nay weakest spots ana
could scarcely stand the duh, heavy
main and ianaeneas. which existed IN
those places. l was weak. tired and
sick in body and spirit ] had tired
nervous headaches and dizzy spells
often annoyed nie. afso WAS troubled
with ifir iTTEf .aai.on o. my
kIaneYe Deans Kidney Pulls were
finally brought to my notice and or
procuring box At the Louisa DRUG
store Co, / began their treatment
They re1uvenatcd my kidneys, quick.
ened the action OF these organs AND
entirely rid me Of the suffering
tStatement given January %, isosJ
on December 3. 1920, Mrs. Pigg said
-Doan's Kidney Pills rid me OF a Sc
we're attack or kidney trouble IN 1908
MY cure has been lasting one"
COO. at ali dealers Foster Milbnrr
Co. Mfrs, Buffaio, n.
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There win be preaching here satur-
day night and sunday BY Ref. j. H.
Cleveland.
Rev. James Harvey breaches here
the first Saturday and Sunday In July.
The second Sunday in July there will
be children's day here, We invite
some one 10 come and give US q nice
talk on that day
our sunday school is some alive.
People who wish TO be in good Sun
day school come and help us.
Grandma Holly, who has been con-
fined 10 her room for SO long is no
better.
several from here attended the BUR-
iai Of Lennie Chaffin,
Mrs Lewis Savage and children who
have been. visiting John Savage and
wife, have returned 70 tileir home AZ
Bofderland, w va.
Jim and Ollie Burchett Lellian Short
Christena Diamond. Arlle Derefield and
Tommy lobe We're the guests Of Rose
Sparks sunday evening.
ella Garter Is expected home soon
from Stlauthers, OHIO.
Mrs. q Sparks was visiting relatives
al Christmas Friday ard Saturday
Chester Diamond was calling on
f.exie Burcneti Sunday afternoon.
Mrs G.. w Edwards and children Of
Fort Gay were visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs c. Sparks OF this place.
Wayne Hughes was The guest u
tieefgia Holly sunday syening
Rose Sparks was calling on Misses
Mamie and Ollie Burchett Friday
Let us hear from Christmas again
DOR0Tfi 7. y
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DRY RIDGE

sunday school AZ this place Is pro-
crossing nicely.
Little John Millard Prince was bad
N burned recently
Miss Laura Belle Carter was calling
~ Her sister, Mrs John Ferrsll, sat
urday night
Miss Shelda Jordan was Gaining on
Miss Hazel Ball Sunday
Miss Pheba Garter, who has neen
visiting AZ Trad has returned home.
Miss Dorothy Burton WIS the guess
ia AIIss ELLA Prince Saturday
Miss Edith Hall WAS calling on Mrs
3ohn Farrell sunday,
Miss Cleara Moore was calling on
Mrs. wiIIie Hays Saturday.
The han game al this place was
largely attended saturday evening
Miss Sula Garter was Hhoppins ~
Trad Friday
Misses Esta Thompson and julia
Moore attended the ball game az this
place Saturday.
.s3,!.s q large crowd of Young folks
was calling on Misses Rheba and Lux
Carter Sunday.
siisEss Theima Barrett and IVORY
Burchett attended sunday school a.
s;his place Sunday
Mrs. Milton FNigiett Was calling On
Mrs. Sam Prince recently
Renlembrr church at ttsssss ffsia &c .-S.sfA
SUNDAY night. POPS son.
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OLIVE HILL

Campaigning seems to be the most
interesting business now.
James Fianery spent a few days with
his mother near Green, Elliott county.
BIN Buck Collins was killed near
here by his wife.
Mrs. Sarah Flanery OF Elliott coun-
ty is visiting her daughters, Mrs May
Hannah and Mrs. G. L Middleton
DR.. II. t. Sparks made business
can to Gimlet Elliott county.
The examination for county certifi-
Gates was held here Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr., Cummings representing the J.
e. Hobson nursery OF Tennessee, was
among the people In town selling then,
fruit trees as well as shade and 'orna-
mental trees.
DR.. Brown Of Eniott county was
called to the home Of his brother In
law VIM. Holbrook. to see his dauEh-
ter who Il on the sick list.
TALL BILL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24

Church at this place Saturday and
Sunday Everybody come.
DOTTY DtMPLES.
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BUCHANAN

on sunday. June 10. there was
great day AZ Tyra church on Bear
creek. The DAY was observed as chill
drcnls day IL was what would be
torsned an All day service. We say i
MA 4 great tIsts and mean al we say.
II have known Bear creek for more
than o years. during al these years !
never saw anything there that would
excel that children's day. Nothing but
industrious, iiborality and great big
generous hearts could bring about such
a day The service began about 10
o'clock and continued until noon hour.
a great big table had been prepared
under the shade Of tree. This table
was loaded down with the very best
II vituais. II afforded abundance for
three TO four hundred people, After
dinner the service was resumed and
continued until $3.50.
We have told you something about
tho great events OF the day but our
story Is not hnished. The training OF
tho children from little tots 10 adults
showed silill and judgment. great
many suitable pieces had been well
rnonorized and were well delivered.
was AZ the World Sunday School
convention at " sstsssssssss; p C.
think there was a hundred young
ladies trained 10 sing. The singing Was
AMPLY excellent. don't want to nat.
[. ter the young ladies OF Bear creek by
saying do believe that the Washing
ton singers only beat the Bear ereeA
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0vERDA AND JATTIE

Andy and lcel Webb made busi-
ness trip 70 Webbville Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Bradley was the week
end guest OF her sister, Mrs. Morton
Hammond
sheridan Thompson is making regu-
...l.ss a4a.sa now
Baton Thompson and Thelna Webb
surprised their many friends with a
quiet little wedding Saturday. We wish
them much happiness and success in
life.
Lolen Hillman IS on tne SICK iiFt'
E!a.a Haihroek and family passed
mere Friday eI,Fs;ite 10 Twin Branch,
Haskell Thompson has returned home
from Holden. w. Va.
Miss Maxine Webb spent Saturday
and sunday with Elizabeth Watson
Mrs. d. j. Thompson was in Ashland
Thursday.
we were sorry to hear OF the death
Of Mrs Floyd Holbrook. Also, OF Len
ME Chaffin.
Misses Claude and Lorine Ham
mond We're the Saturday night guests
OF their cousin, Miss Coda Mae Webb
Leo clevenger will leave soon for
Holden. w. Va. FREcKLEs.
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CADMUS

Corn crops look fine In this country
Wheat harvest is on hands. Oats not
much good Gardens are fine. irish
potatoes light crop this year.
Cebron Marshall of Wayne county,
". va. and Charley Bah Of Fallsburg
were at the office Of AdamHarman last
Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. Mary Workman, widow OF the
late James Workman AND daughter OF
the Rev. j. G. L. Moore was married on
Thursday l4th TO Albert Robertson OF
Genoa. W. Va. We wish them much
Joy and happiness.
Lewis Kitchen Of Dennis and Ern-
est II. webb of 0verda were al the Of
fee of Adam Hartman last week.
Damer Kelly and Garland Webb
were peddling sheep meat on Gait last
| Saturday.
Bascom Shortridge is hauling coal
for Adam Hartman this week.
Mrs. Clara Stuart and little daugh-
| ter who have been visiting relatives at
Wheeiwright for two weeks have come
home
Little Jerome sizemore of Kayford.
| W. va. was at Green Valley Sunday
school last Sunday. He is IL years old
and a fine little gentleman and work
er in Sunday school.
Mrs. Martha Sizemore and little son
have been visiting relatives at Cadmus.
Or. w. A. Rice of Dennis was called
to Samuel Moore's at Hulett last Mon
day.
G. B. Shortridge and Fred Stewart
are working for A. Hartman.
| Fred Moore and wife OF Somesrei
were visiting Adam Hartman and wife
last Monday
Uncle James Mosley has fine corn
| and cat crop.
| Rev. James Ellis attended Sunday
school at Green Valley last Sunday
Prof. c. B. Shortridge of Gienwood,
| gave fine Sunday school address al
| Green Valley Sunday.
Uncle VIM Brumfield and wife call
ed on A. Hartman and wife last week
! Mrs. Martha Roberts and little
daughters were calling on Mrs. Nancy
| Hartman one day last week.
John Holbroolr Of Vessie was a.
Cadmus last Saturday.
Mrs. Armintie Fugate OF Fallsburl
was visiting her daughter, Mrs Free
stone OF Messy Bottom, Pike county.
sPUNK.
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BLAINE

Jake Wheeler and Miss Erie Nc
Breyer attended church at old Blaine
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Moore and little
daughter OF Ellen were the guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Edwards Saturday
night and Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth and Spray Berry
have returned from Winchester
Miss Elizabeth has been attending
school there.
Miss virgie Lemons called on home
folks Sunday.
| Mrs Henderson Griffith and two
sons who have been very sick are i'm
| proving.
willis Barnett called on Misses Noli
| and Elva Edwards Sunday.
Otis and nonnie Wells passed oowI
our creek Sunday SMILES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24
CHARLEY

Church was largely attended al this
place sunday.
Miss Ina Spencer spent saturday
night with Miss TIME Nichols.
willie Swetman made his regular
trip through here Sunday.
A crowd OF the Mead's branch boys
attended church at this place Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs DIR. Wheeler left here
one day last week going TO Ashland to
the hospital with their little son who
has typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. NJ Chapman Is visiting her
parents In Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Spencer took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wal
lace Sunday.
Miss Tina Nickols and Mrs Trent
Lester were shopping here Monday.
Mrs. A. l. Spencer and children ana
Miss Ella Spencer were calling on MT
and Mrs. L. c. Hays Sunday after
noon.
Miss Rosa NJ Dixon was calling on
her sister saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. M. Dixon was calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Davis spencer Saturday at
ternoon, LONESOME ONE
"
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GRIFFITH CREEK

Mrs. Seattle Perry, an aged and re-
spected citizen OF Big Laurel, died last
Friday and was buried in the smith
graveyard here Sunday She was the
widow OF the late James Perry one OF
the best known citizens OF Lawrence
county.
The body Of Fred Cox was taken
through here Sunday TO the Wilson
graveyard to be buried. The family
has the deepest sympathy OF the entire
section IN their sad bereavement.
Robt. Walker had a fine young horse
killed Saturday night during the Sc
we're storm by lightning.
Born. TO VIM santers and wife
fine boy.
Mrs. NJ. T. Preece was in Louisa
Monday havir dental work done
The two local teams had a nice game
Saturday afternoon, . and in favor
OF the first nine,
G. Victor Back left for Kermit Mon.
day where he has employment as
carpenter.
The capious rains Of the past few
days came as great relief, we nae
no rain since May and everything has
taken on new color since the life CAV
ing showers.
Rev. Lambert Baptist preacher de.
livered a series Of lectures Saturda,
evening and Sunday at Cherryville
subject being the Life journeys O
Christ.
Mrs. Lindsey Moore and Mrs. Elvt
sammons were shopping in Louiss
| wednesday.
John Perry and wife OF Beaver creel
are here visiting relatives.
Andrew Ball the Rawleigh man
paased through here Tuesday.
MRS. MUTT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-24

girls In number The great singer
rxseil. one Of the worlds great SING
rs, led the singing for perhaps 5000
people
prof. Rice with his little class q
boys and girls trained 70 sing, COM
pared well with Washington, 4 rarty
said 10 me the church was dead az
that place J said that may be upe pu.
il will not apply to the SUNDAY sehool
which consider a very live wire.
Go on friends. push the good WORK
on. crown ~ glory IS prepared fcr
those that are faithful 10 the end.
j. T.. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-09-24

dell, visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Miss Eunice Gagnon left Sunday
for her home in New Orleans after
delightful visit of two weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Francis Stein, of Covington,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Koepp for several weeks.
Mrs. w. Hermann has returned
from Richmond, Va, where she visit
ed friends and relatives for several
months. From Richmond she mo-
tored cross country to Pittsburg, Pa,
and other points in the East.
!. Mr.. Geo. Dendinger, of New Or
leans, spent last week end here with
relatives.
Miss Bonnie Mae Smith, who is
one of the faculty of the Slidell high
school, spent a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. w. Smith.
Mrs A. Mcbride and lovely little
daughter, Dora Belle, arrived Satur-
day from Houston, Texas, and will
visit Misses Nora and Pearl Holly
for two weeks.
Mr.. Lawrence Quave, of Bogalusa,
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Elsie Galatas has returned to
her home in Covington after a de-
lightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Lions and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Koepp, who are
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member. l didn't exactly know
what was meant by a musical club
but now I've found out-something
on the order of a musical comedy
only more varied. We went to see
and hear, and came back home to
marvel on the idiosyncrasies of the
human mind, and ask our friends
how can Vernon play music while
others dance.
Miss Althea Bodeaux returned
Saturday from New Orleans where
she visited Miss Cecile Morgan for
several weeks.
Mrs. Felix CurroW, with her two
sons, James and George, and charm
ing young daughter, Misss Bessie,
have returned to their home in Point
Coupe parish after spending several
months here at their summer home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Oulliber, of Sill
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Cafe du Monde coffee
cannot be duplicated

now residing in Slidell, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Policar.
Mr.. Ambrose N. Danbert, of New
Orleans, visited friends here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Born and Miss
Selma Chino, Of New Orleans, are
visiting at the Koepp Kottage.
Mr.. Moses Chatel]ier, who is now
employed at the Jahncke Docks, in
New Orleans, spent the week end
here with relatives.
Mrs. e. B. Oulliber and son, Ber-
nard, visited her mother, Mrs. p.
Canulette, in Slidell, during the past
week.
Misses Thelma Policar, Pinkie
Gollehon, Denia Chatellier, Louise
Badeaux and Messrs. Bennie Chatel-
1ier, Dan Cooper Larry Davenport
and George Mire motored to HAM
mond last Tuesday night for the
dance. Tt was wonderful, SO they
say, and all report good time.