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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-21
BRATTLEB0RO LOCAL

Rev. +. O. s. 0sgond viii conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday af-
ternOon at 3 o'clock.
The Brattleboro Military band will
give a concert on the common tonight at
) o'clock, weather permitting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet in the church
yestry tomorrow evening at ) O'Clock.
The Wear em-O Over Rubber club with
their leader. Mrs Sewall Morse, held a
nicnic yesterday afternoon on Melrose
hill.
Marriage intentions have ho"n elod in
the Office of the town clerk by Walter
Earl Shaw, painter of 40 Maple street.
Rrattleboro. and Miss Helen Jane Blood
of Dummerston.
Everybody is invited to Mother Goose
party on Mrs. Palmer's lawn, 90 High
street, Saturday afternoon from 3 to )
o'clock. Children in the neighborhood arc
producing the affair to secure money for
the support Of one or more fresh air kid
dies. 4 very small admission fee will be
charged. Ice-cream, lemonade and cake
will be for sale.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-21
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Miss Della Smith. after an illness Of
several weeks, is out again.
George Barrett of Bonuyvale road, who
had been confined to his homie two weeks
by illness, is out again.
AIidweek prayer meeting in the Congfe-
gational vestry this evening at 7.30. Sub
ject, Readiness to Pay the Cost.
Mrs. Lewis Pratt. who had been visit
ing five weeks in CoOleyville, Shutesbury
and Ieyerett, Mass, has returned home.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter of New
York arrived here yesterday and went to
one of the Stromberg cottages ON Ames
hill for an outing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ellis Of Springfield,
Mass, are spending a vacation here with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Ellis, at her sum
mer home on South street.
Mrs. John Berry returned today to her
home Ia Audover, Mass after few days
stay i'll town. coming to see Mr.. Berry,
who is a patient in the Melrose hospital.
Miss Margie Bemis. who had been
spending several days with Mrs. II. ii:
Thompson on Grove street, returned
yesterday to Mrs. Il. \. Knights where
she makes her home.
Miss Beatrice Tefft. l.. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Tefft of Putney
road. who was operated upon Monday
itSHl ba III. l.. n l@A iNA 1oA uphdtto
appendix, is seriously I'll in the Melrose
hospital.
There was a large attendance at the
dance in Academy hall Tuesday evening.
Shows orchestra furnished music for
dancing until midnight. Ernest Plant and
Stewart Smith were in charge of the
affair
George Draper, assistant corporation
city counsel Of New York city. and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Darling and Mrs Oar
ling's sister. Mrs. Lockwood of Hunting
ton. l.. L.. are spending the summer at the
Corbett farm.
The Christian Endeayor society of the
Baptist church win have a picnic tomor
row at $50 o'clock in the Bigelow grove
Each one Is asked to bring supper. Lem
onade win be furnished. If stormy to-
morrow the picnic will be postponed to
next week
Baptist church, Rev. +. b. Cornell pas
tor. Morning worship at 1890 Sunday.
Sunday school at 11.4J. Christian En-
deavor meeting at $50. Leader, Miss
/ Elizabeth Briggs. Evening service at
i 80 o'clock. Midweek prayer meeting
+ Thursday evening in the vestry at 7.30.
/ First Congregational church. Rev. \.
~. Woodwork minister. Sunday morn
ing worship at 1890 with sermon on The
Rewards Of Work. Sunday school at
11.4J. Junior Christian Endeavor at
40 Christian Endeavor meeting at Z
o'clock in the vestry. Subject, The Perils
of AIaterialism. Leader, L. +. Clark.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-21
EAT MAPLE SUGAR ON SNOW.
Greenfield Society Has Annual Midsum
mpr Trent

GREENFIELD. Mass, July 21.-One
of the leading social events of the sum
mer in Western Massachusetts was the
gathering yesterday of large number of
people living among the hill towns in
the western part of Franklin county,
when the East Hawiey Social club enter
tanned in the evening by serving the I'M
usual and novel dei1cacy Of boiled maple
sugar on snow.
Music for the occasion was by an or
chestra from Pittstied and after the
sugar eat" there was dancing. The
metnod OF keeping snow until .nidSum-
mcr is similar to that of storing ice in
sawdust. but first of all a cool place
among the hills in summer is chosen for
the storage place. Eating sugar on
snow in July is now an annual feature
event of country life in these parts.
The United States has nearly one-half
of all the motion picture theaters in the
world.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
AS THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE
BALLOTS.

The candidates for Office in the pri.
mary will appear on the ballots in th>
order named below:
For State Senator-E. G. Hyden, DIR
J. d. Whiteaker.
For Circuit Judged. W. Gardner
Frank Kennard.
For Commemorative Attorney-Floyt
4 rnstt, G.. O. Allen.
For Representative-Rev. NJ Crisp
7. ]. Elam, g. G May.
For County Judge-Jas. V. Henry
Chas. p. Henry.
For County Attorney-Lynn B
Wells, John W. Coffee, John Henr!
Williams.
For County Court Clerk-George
Fannin, e. NJ. Williams.
For Sheriff-D. H. Perry, I. G. Fer
guson.
For Jailer-John A. Fairchild, H. T
Dyer, r. L. Smith. Dennie Cottle.
For Justice of the Peace Dist. No
Wv. H. Stacy, J. G. Terrell, J.
Lykins.
For Justice of the Peace Dist. No
3-W. G. Black, Proctor Howard.
For Justice of the Peace Dist. Nc
Martin c. Isom, F. NJ. Smith, ]. F
Bradley, Raney Hamilton.
For Constable District No. 1-Har
Ian Davis, John L. Lykins, W.
Bentley.
For Constable District No. 3 Cla
Caskey, Granvil Howard.
For Constable District No. As. ]
Wright, Allie Smith, s. f. Vaughn.
On the Republican ballot will appea
the following names in the orde
named:
For State Senatdr-M. s. Grain
Tom +. Walters.
For Circuit Judged. w. Gardner
Frank Kennard.
For Jailer-Sam Mckee Lewis, Gee
lW. Blanton.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
WHITAKER CAN WIN.
To the Democrats Of Morgan county {:


Leading Dmocrats from all of the
five counties Of the oath Senatorial dis
trict are of the opinion that DIR. j, ID.
Whiteaker is the only man who is u
candidate for the Democratic nominat-
ion for State Senator who can win al
the November election. In view of this
he should have no opposition In the
primary. His opponent has never beel
successful in winning over the Repub'
licans when he had the nomination, anu
1t Is not believed that he could do Sc
this time,
The Democrats Of Morgan County
should vote In solid phalanx for DR.
Whlteaker, not so much that he needs
II to win the nomination, but to show
the Republicans that he has the part!
of his own county solidly behind him
and to put pep" IN the campaign
that will come after the primary. II
would be folly to nominate man who
would go into the fight this fall with
the milestone Of predicted defeat hang
ing around his neck.
Because DR.. Whiteaker can win the
nomination easily Morgan County Dem
ocrats should nat get careless and fail
to vote. Every candidate for county
Office should urge his friends to b,
sure to vote for Whiteaker,--Adv,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
LICKING RIVER.

The Wrigley baseball team played the
Licking River team Sunday afternoon
The score was 1916 in favor of Wrig
ley.
The following were the guests Of
Misa Grace Mcclure Saturday evening
Misses Edna and Ruth May, Anna Day
and Matte Brown; Messrs John Henry
Mathew Wells, Buford Fugett and Cla.
W. Thomas. All report a splendi,
time.
MT. Noah Harvey, Of Caney, sales
man for the Hodgkin Grocery Co., call
ed on Mr.. Sam Mcclure one day las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ashley has return
ed from Middletown, o., and will max
their future home here for while.
Miss Matte Brown, Of Happy,
visiting friends and relatives at thi
place.
Theodore and Henry, little Sons .
Mrs. Allie Byrd, Of Mlddletown, o., ar
visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. s. Henry.
Patton Fugett visited G. B. Moore, a
Helechawa, one day last week.
Mrs. J. s. Henry visited Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Cox at woodsbend, Sunday.
]. W. Day has purchased new For,
car.
Mrs. W. s. Day is visiting her sor
H. ]. Day, of Dehart this week.
SUNBEAM.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
IIOLLIDAY.

There was church at this place Sat
urday night. Bro. Boone Reid, of Fl.
sic, delivered a sermon for the people.
Burns Vance and Finley Vance. at
tended the ball game at Caney Sunday
A large crowd from this place went
to Grape Geek, Sunday to attend the
funeral services of Bro. Elsie kpetoI
4 large crowd was present. Ills friend;
came in from Mago'hn Morgan an
Breathett Counties. :.
Jim Roop, was visiting friends here
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Burton made a business
trip to Bernard Whitt's Office Saturday.
Magic signed M TO teach school in Nor
gan while in town.
Harrison Holiday and his wife were
visiting James Singleton, of Netty, and
while they were there they attended
church at Zion Sunday. There was t
large crowd present and Bro. j. NJ
Bandy and Andy Grace delivered som
fine sermons. There were four VIII
confessed that God had spoken peac
ito their souls and would be baptize
the third Sunday in August.
Charlie Holiday, of Malone, is visi
ing his father, VIM. Holiday who
i'll.
BLUE EYES.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
CAMEL CITY.

Miss Myrtle Manning. of Chicago is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. p. y.
Manning. Myrtle has not been with
lis for some time and we are glad tc
have her among us again.
Miss Clara Dalton. OF R0vena, is
visiting friends and relatives here
Miss Gertrude Kinkoad, of near
Revena, is visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Z. Mcclure. She is a
girl that every one likes to see CONF
to Camel City.
Magdelinc Wheeler who has beer
visiting her sister Josephine. at Flem
ing, for the past two weeks, has return
ed home and she reported fine time.
Gussic, thc son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asf
Jyliins was killed last Wednesday eve
by a tmcshiug machine. He was cut
to pieces and lived about two hours
after the accident. The Juniors buri
ed him. He was a fine hoy and will
he missed by everyone. He was about
sixteen years old. His mother and
father and the whole family have our
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
DEHART.

Oat stacking is the order Of the day.
crops are showing great improvement
since the rains.
R. G. Day and @. L. Peyton, have re-
turned from Oklahoma.
Sam Ashley and wife have returned
from Middletown, o., and are locating
at Licking River.
Mrs. Bear. a holiness preacher, con.
,luded a weeks meeting Sunday, and
returned 10 her home at Beattyyille.
Leonard Ward was In West Liberty
Monday on business,
The picnic at the Pine Grove school
house ut this place was q success under
the supervision of II, L. and Frank
Adams, managers Of the cold drink
stand, and n, NJ, Robbins and 'bil
hearted" Sam Caskey, managing thu
mutton department, Everybody seem
ed TO enjoy themselves, although the
crowd was not large, owing to thu
picnics In adjacent vicinities. After
dinner was served, we had some nic'
speaking by Messrs G. G. Allen, c. d
Arnett, 7. J. Elan and Geo. W. BlantoI
which was followed by some nice music
Then theFe was preaching at the SAM
point Saturday night and Sunday b!
Brother Tom Rasnick. :.
J. A. HALE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
ow serving his time in the County

now serving his time in the County
Jail.
Miss Josie George, of Mt. Sterling
returned home after a visit with Mrs
c. P. Dennis, of Leeco.
Bruce Stamper, Of Toliver was
brought to Torrent yesterday on his
way to Lexington hospital. The Doctor
says he doesn's know what the trouble
is..
r. Fl. Dennis, Deputy Sheriff, of
Leeco, will visit his family Of Stanton,
this week for a few days.
Dorsie and Hobert Gable, of Zachor'
iah, who has typhoid is better at this
writing.
L. T. Hovemale of West Liberty, was
at Campton Monday.
r. r. Chapman, of Torrent, is having
one Of his stores moved from Zachorah'
to Torrent.
C. W. Nickel of Campton, went over
the Glencairne Hill this week. He was
turning his car when he lost control ~
it. He broke both front wheels OF his
car and almost fore it TO picrnS Nickel
jumped out and saved his life.
PALS.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
GRASSY CREEK.
ns nre lnnking line in this

Corn crops are looking fine in TINS
section.
W. NJ. Gevedon drove a nice buncr
of cattle to Mt. Sterling last week
Wells and Company are threShlne
wheat in this section.
We are authorized to announce tna'
the quarterly meeting at GoodwihS
Chapel. will be held ON the Secoho
Sunday in August
Sister Dora Basy, of Licking River
preached at Grassy Lick Churlh sun
day night to large crowd.
il. Carter and Fonso Ross who ha'
been working at Lennut, are at hom'
on vacation.
The voters of Magisterial distric
No. . demand that the candidates 10
the Justice Of the Peace in said Magir
terial district write their platform i
brief and have il published in tn
Licking Valley Courier. Jet them teI
the people in black and white whethe
or not they are in favor Of continuing
or eliminating the Offices of count!
farm agent, and treasurer, each o
which is n burden to the tazpaycrS o
Morgan County and Improbable Ih'
people demand an immediate answer.
FAIRPLAY.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
WILLIAMS-WELLS

A news item of interest to- many
friends of the bride in the wt {iding Of
Miss Maude Wells to Mr. Berry WI
liams. The wedding occurred iItGTadil.
ton, Ohio, on Tuesday, July II -
The bride is the beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wells, of West
Liberty, and was a general favorite
with the younger set here. She had
been working in Middletown, for about
two years and met her husband there
Mr.. Williams is trusted employe Of
the American Rolling Mills at Middle
town, and is said to be young man
of great ability and great promise.
The brides friends here join the
Courier in wishing the young couple
a long life of happiness and prosper
ity.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

Plans are being made by County
Agent Rankin in cooperation with the
Extension Division of the College OF
Agriculture for series of poultry
culling demonstrations which will b'
held this summer on different farms fol
the purpose of showing farmers ant
their wives of Morgan county how tt
tell the loafing hen from the heavy-lay
ing one, according to an announcement
which he made today.
According to poultry specialists, ap
proximately one-third of the hens OF
Kentucky farms molt during July ant
August and stop laying until the fol
lowing spring. Certain characteristic
which these loafers show makes it easy
to tell them from the heavy-lying hen
County Agent Rankin said:
Farmers from different communitie;
will meet on certain farm in that sec
tion where poultry specialists from tn,
College Of Agriculture will assis
County Agent Rankin in giving tn,
demonstration. Loafers and heavy-lay
ling hens fom the flock on the farm
will be selected and the farmers an,
their wives shown the difference be
tween the two. Circulars will also b
distributed and the process of cullin
Explained in detail so that the poultr,
owners can return to their own flock
and eliminate the hens that are no
laying,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

teachers, Rev. Dock Gillian, Of Sandy
Hook, Principal, and Archie Lacy, OF
Camel City, assistant,
Mrs. vernie Little and children, OF
Revenna, returned Tuesday after q
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. anf
Mrs. Harris Howard. She will 20 or
to Frankfort where she will make
her future home.
s. X. Reed and family, Preston
Barker and family and a number OF
others from here attended the funeral
of Elsie KeetOn on Grape Creek Sun
day.
S. J. Lykins and Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsa
B. Lykins, of Winchester, spent Friday
night with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. V. Reed, enroute home from
the funeral of the formers wife who
was buried in the DebOard cemetery
at Malone.
b. G. Bays attended the funeral OF
Perlna Prater, of White Oak. widow
of the Diseased John Prater. She was
a sister of Wheeler Hammond, of For.
est. She leaves a host of friends and
relatives to mourn her loss. Death
came Saturday the 10Th at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Dock Williams.
Miss Emma Parker, of Harper, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. s. X. Reed, the first
of the week.
Whit Kemplin made a business triI
to West Liberty the last of the week
A very sad circumstance occurred on
last Wednesday evening when Gussie
the 16 year old son Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Asa Lykins, of Camel City, was killed
on the farm Of J. J. Watson by n
threshing machine, when the belt flew
off knocking him against the engine
bursting his skull. lie meter rcc'ned
consciousness and died few hours
later He was buried by the Juni'"
Thursday. We extend to the family
our DEEPEST sympathy in their borr of
bereavement.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
BLAZE.
PALS.

Mrs. Calva Earls, Of Middletown
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. bort Sergent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Black attended
services at Wrigley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lewis, Of Lex
ington, are visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs s. p Farley. .'
Harlem Lewis and Wade Wright at
tended the sheep roast at Pleasant Run
Saturday,
Earnest Lewis little son, Wendle, OF
Wrigley. died July nth, and was bur
led here at the family cemetery. Flu
neral services conducted by A. ]. Fra
ley, of Wrgley,
Ed Rice. of Owingsville, was here
this week, buying hogs and cattle.
Bro. George Ratliff, of Wrigley, con
Quoted services at this place Saturday
evening and Sunday morning.
Mrs. Josie Mitchell, of Flemlngsburg
who was here at the death and buria
Of her mother, Mrs. Nettie Lewis, re
turned home Friday.
L. p. Oakley spent the week end a
West Liberty.
School began at this place Monday
July II, with Mrs. W. U. Bishop a
teacher, and a good enrolment. W
are sure glad to have Mrs. Bishop a
our teacher again for she is certainl
worthy of teaching our children; and
an example of Christianity In our con
munity.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
West Liberty, Ky.
I'll "a Nnn1

July IA, 1871
To The Teachers,
Morgan County.
We have began another year of
school and am anxious that we make
this the greatest year that the schools
of our county have ever had.
First the Compulsory attendance law
must be better enforced than it was
last year. While our average attend.
ance for the county was at least ten
percent better last year there is room
for better attendance. The truant
officer last year had the whole county
and some weeks some child would be
reported in districts situated in very
different portions Of the county, so II
was impossible for him to visit that
week the parents reported and in many
districts he did not visit at all while in
others there was asahigh as five visits
made. 1t is almost forty miles from
one side of the county to the other and
to depend on one man riding all over
the county and looking after every
truant child is hardly possible. This
year we have made a little different
arrangement which we hope will give
better service. The law requires one
or more attendance officers. This yeaI
we have succeeded in employing three
for part time each week and giving
them a certain number of schools in
their community to check up. In this
way 1t does not cost the county scarcely
or very little more than one and gives
much better service.
1 am having the compulsory attend.
ance law printed and distributed to
teachers and trustees and the teachers
are required to make their reports t.
the truant officers.
BERNARD z. WHIT,
County Superintendent
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
CROCKETT


At this writing, Judge Cisco and At
torney Waugh are holding the regular
term Of Circuit Court In Elliot county
and with the assistance Of company
Of state Guards TO protect the court
and aid the many deputy sheriffs wht
Judge Cisco called into service, they arr
combing Elliot pretty thoroughly ant
the catch Of moonshiners and boot
leggers IL pretty big, When On indici
ment In made before the grand jury
n warrant is at once issued and q squa'
II mounted guards with a sheriff, wh'
acts as pilot, goes out and II the viola
tors has not skipped, brings him In ant
he IL tried and given the severest pen
atty. -
This good work Of Judge Cisco ant
Attorney Waugh i'm Elliot county
should be a warning to moonshlneri
and bootleggers that the law is might.
and can be enforced, and that II is time
for them to quit their hclllsh trade IN,
reform and become honorable citizens
The coming primary election fur
nishes the people of the mountains o
Kentucky n golden opportunity to strik'
this hldeous monster such n blow tina
before 1t again dnres to show itscl
the present generation Of whlske!
soaks will have passed on, aud III,
coming generation will not have form
ed the habit. 80 II will bc dead forever
Az all hte candidates pledge them
selves against whiskey, It places tn,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
SNOW DROP.
CANEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy, Of Umatilla
Fla, spent the week end at S. L. Reeds
Hotel. Mr.. Reedy was here looking
after some oil leases.
Millard Cook and son, LEtle OF
Lexington, have began drilling an oil
well on Mrs. Gillyann watsons farm.
Raymond Walton is very Ill witt
typhoid fever at the home Of his sister
Mrs. Russell Watson.
Mrs, ]. ]. Watson and daughter, Mrs
Dennie COttle, returned Sunday from
lvyton, where they have been visiting
the formers son Millard. They wert
accompanied by his little daughter
Jauinita.
Dorsa Arnett, Of Lee City, was
visitor In town Saturday.
Miss Edna Vance left last week t
visit her uncle, Burns Johnson, o
Morehead.
Jas. II. Stinson returned home FIR
day from the st. Joseph Hospital, a
Lexington, where he had been at tn
bedside of his daughter, Mrs. B. !
Taulbee, who has been very sick 70
quite O while,
Dr. r. b. Kash, Of Frenchburg, VIII
is being treated for cancer by Mrs. J. i
Arnett is improving,
Rev Toney Benton conducted churc
services at Lykins Sunday,
School began the 18th, and we ar
hoping 1t to he one of the best school
in the county, as we have two goo
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

voters In a Quandary as to whom to
trust. Our Savior Gas in all other
cOndidtiOns) has in Matthew the 7th
chapter, Is to 20 verses and Luke 9th
chapter and 43rd and 44th verses, fully
answered for us and gave us a guide
by which to measure them.
No man who drinks or keeps com.
pany with those who do, could as a
Judicial or Executive officer of a coun.
ty or district, be fully trusted to con-
scientiously enforce the law. So, by
their fruits ye shall know them"
OLD PEDAGOGUE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
STILL A CANDIDATE.

Certain interested parties keep re.
porting over the county that have
withdrawn from the race for Jaller
This is done to injure me and to dis
courage my friends, ] want my
friends to deny this report whenever II
is repeated, for | am still an the track
with the best Of chances to win, l will
be on the ballot and candidate till
the last, and want my friends 4
know that the report Is n llo circulated
to lnjurc me In the race,
nm still candidate and will be I,
the end, no matter what Is said to tn,
contrary,
Yours very truly,
DBNNIE COTTLE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

Continued from page II
they will not be deceived and will con.
tinue to hold up my hands in my fight
for their peace and protection.
In supporting me you know that you
are supporting law enforcement, so
why risk change?
Yours very truly,
FLOYD ARNETT.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

We, the undersigned citizens of FL
lott County Kentucky state that each
of us are personally acquainted with
Merideth Crisp and have known him
for thirty years or more.
He is an honest and upright man; a
minister of the Gospel and good man
in every respect. He made the race on
the Democratic ticket in Elliott County
for the Office of Assessor and had a
majority over his opponent in every
voting presinct in the county.
We can recommend him without and
reservation whatever.
Respectfully,
Geo. Howard, County Judge
M. f. Barker, County Tax Com
u. l.. Barker
G. W. Whit, County Clerk
]. w. Greene.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
greatest sympathy.

greatest sympathy.
The remains of Mort Nickel, who
was killed in the Worlds War three
years ago, was brought to Adele last
Saturday. Funeral services were held
last Sunday July 18TH He was buried
Monday, July 18th.
Mrs. Y. j. Bare, of Lexington, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
A large crowd from here attended
the funeral services OF Mort Nickel at
Adele Sunday.
Sam Anderson. of Adele, passed
through here last Saturday, He is n
very frequent visitor here.
The Camel High school will begir
the first Monday in August.
MERGE.