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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
REAL ESTATE, BARGAINS

l-ANDOLoGY. FREE SPECIAL MUM
Der, just out, containing many facts
o. clover land In Marnette County,
WISCONSIN. If for a home or an in
vsstment you are thinking OF, buying
good farm lands, where farmers grow
rich. send at once for this special num-
quest Address Skidmore-Riehls Land
Co, 4o6 Skidrnore-Riehie Bldg, Marin
cite. Wisconsin. 1:7:76t
FOR SALE-l<0 acre farm, room
srsnary. garage, chicken house, pas
tuTe, 20 acres sawiog timber. 75 acres
IN cultivation. Address A. II. S. Box
1913, North Judson Ind. 1:26:tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Improved farm.
$50 acres IN East Gary, good location.
Owner. John Keller, 1891 S. IAwndale
ave. Chicago, III. lest
FOR SAILED acre FLORIDA farm or
would consider so trade for lot, car
or truck Call at 1852 Van Buren, ST.
phone 3s4l Hammond 1:24:2s
FOR SAIE|Several new four room
bun Ealows. best location south side.
stationary tubs. hot watsr convenien-
ees, oak floors. buiIt-in features. enclos-
ed back porch. Small cash payment.
balance $3.50 per month including IN
n,ond bldg. pine s21 Hammnd. 1903
BRICK RESIDENCE
CLOSE IN-BARGAIN
S-r0orn brick residence on Forsyth
ave, nice reception hall. one bed room.
conplet4 bath. and living rooms on
hrst floor. All oak trim and floors. three
large bed rooms. sewing room and lava
tory upstairs Full cemented basement,
laundry tray, low pressure steam heat
ing plant good lawn and garage Al!
assessments paid Positively best buy
in town at only $500. with about $1,000
cash.
JOHN c. NOwICK
Quick Sale Bargains"
Corner Oakley and Plummer avenues.
Phone Hsurond 31TL Open evenings.
FOR SAILS room brick bungalow, hot
water heat, As II lot. east side. bar
gain at $3.50, half cash. Phone 1912
Hammond. 1:Sl:2
WANTED-Best cash price on inside
large lot on North Magoun or Barring
ave. Write NJ. E, care East Chicago
Times office. East Chicago. 1912
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

There viii be an Auction Sale or
horses cattle. poultry, household fur
nfture and farm machinery on the
spieler Farm. three miles south Of st
John. Indiana, next Tuesday, the eth
II February. 1919
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WANTED-MALE HELP

"A-STED-Young men, over II, de-
string government positions xIsO
Montnly, write for free list of positions
now open. r. Terry. (former Civil Ser
r.ee examiner) 495 Continental Bldg
" dShlhSton, ID. G. 1927 D
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~ IED-Sale sman, live proposition
TOT experienced or experienced man
VINO is Wen acquainted in Calumet re-
gaon Apply Room 40a Hammond bldg.
hammond 1854
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WANTED TO RENT
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fox hound. brown and white at
Dime Park. Saturday. return 10 j. p.
Croak. so State st, Hammond. Re-
LOST-Monday old fashioned gold
bracelet valued as kee psake and heir
loom. Return to SGT Logan St, phone
SS5-N Hammond. 81 St
LOST-Silver mesh bag in Parthenon
theatcr. Sunday afternoon Reward.
return to 1873 Highland St. phone 11s2-J
Hammond e-1-1t
LOST-A Boston terrier brfndle female
puppy: 4 white feet. white vest;
child's pet Reward Phone Mrs. Car
ley. Hammond zoos. 2 West Highland
st, Hammond. 2-1lt
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MISCELLANEOUS


WALL, PAPER-1oc TO 14c per roll, pa
per hanging, reasonable. G. Yernnett
40 Michigan ave, phone 1929 Ham
mond I7.1g.+S
DRESSAfAKING--I and child
ren's dressmaking- Beading and en-
bordering Mrs J. 2. LammerinE 1909
Harrison St. Hammond. Leg
BATTERIES CHARGED promptly and
rea sonabiy. Work guaranteed SER
vice batteries furnished. Batteries call
ed for and delivered. NJ b Battery
Service. phone 3576. lessee and state
So. Hammond 1905
vANTED-Rea1 estate TO SEEK List your
property with me. J. Z. Prescott
phone 1912 Hammond. 1915
TRUNKS Bags, Suitcases. Why pay
two rniddlemen profits? Buy from
Facfory Direct. Send for FREE cata-
log ACME Trunk & Bag Factory.
spring Valley III 1.2S;s.7
Mill. INSTRUCT ia Pittmsn short
hand bv former teacher. Write East
~cHfagr p. o. Box IaS1> -2-1-1h
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$4,000 cash buys mahogany up
right piano and a $500 Columbia phon-
ograph (style E-2). walnut finish. in
Guiding 80 selections or records. Used
two weeks. Absolutely the biggest bar
gain in Hammond. A piano and phono-
graph in perfect condition, both FOR
$4,000. 527 Holman st, Huehn Bldg,
second floor Hammond 2-1-3t
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FOR SALE--MSCELLANEOUS

SAVE COAL-By covering your boiler
and pipes with Asbestos Cement. We
sell it BY the pound or by the sack
Phone 1890 Hammond The Beckman
Supply Co. If:12.tr
FOR SALE-Comb- coal and gas stove.
comstock Castle Economy, practical
" new, cost $3.50, will sell for S95 for
quick sale, moving out of town. 4S02
Walsh ave, End fat, East Chicago.
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NTED-Sal esman, city work, insur-
ance salary and com, permanent. mar
ried man over aga ~. Live wire. Phone
saE5 Hammond I:7f.2
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FOR RENT room cottage, all mod
ern except heat, newly decorated. re-
sponsible party only. 374 Siblev St.
Hammond. 2-1-lt
FOR BENT-6 room modern nat. gas
Eight heat and wafer furnished. Call
phone east Chicago 997. e-l-st
FOR RENT room cottage on State
st also 4 room cottage on south side
4 pply 81 Sib ley ST.. Ha mmond- s-1-2t
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v ~ 7 ED = Experienced tailors for
coats, pants and vests. shop work APP
ply State gaiiors. Lincoln and Plum
'her ave. West Hammond. 1913
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY
ftANiMOND-Tmes Office Hammered Bldg. Phsss
3loo E S. Bourne Drug S,srs. Us Calumet Ava,
Phons $685..
WI! ILses--whltns News Co. 52S 1871 g.. Phsns
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WANTED--1o statesmen 20 seli member
ship in The Hoosier Motor club Ap-
ply .. f. We'll. Hammond Trust & Saw
inss Bank. Hammond Building Ham
eond 2-1-s-5
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Island CITY

Island City, March G.-The three
daughters of the Rev. A. ID. and Kate
Bowman, who are employed in a
clothing department at Cincinnati, O.,
who have been under doctors treat
ment for cold and flu. are GONZALES
cing.-Mrs. Andy Huff and little
daughter are seriously i'll with flu at
this writing-Dr Anderson of Boone
vile was called to the home of Lee
Blakes one day of last week, one of
his daughters being sick DR.. Tye
was called first to see the sick girl
but failed to diagnose her case
There is sickness in the home of
Chester Allen at present, probably
fu.-Mrs. Kate Bowman went to
Sections Creek postoffice Friday of
last week on business.-Munroe King,
who left few days ago for Indiana,
has returned TO close out his bust.
ness.-Mrs. Mary Carroll is complain
ing with her side. The doctor was
called.-Joe Moore was a dinner guest
of the Rev A. D. and Kate Bowman
Tuesday of last week.-Roscoe Rob-
erts Of Blake was here Tuesday in
the interest of his claim for compen-
sation.-Bill Shelton and Jim @. p.
Oliver st. John have gone to the
State of Indiana and will probably
make that part their future home
A holy roller preacher from the east
ern part of Owsley county is said to
be at the Holiness Church Saturday
and Sunday of March 4th and 5th.-
Several from this part will attend
circuit court at Bonneville which will
convene Monday, March 6th.-We are
expecting renewed interest in. the de-
velopment of oil here at Island City
in the near future. Parties are con-
WINGED that the oil and gas are sure
here-The old lady, Martha Ann
Moore is very poorly at this writing
and is not expected to live.
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Glover Bottom

Clover Bottom, March I've are
having very unsettled weather at this
writing, with plenty Of rain. turning
to slcct- Mrs Halle Bolan has
pneumonia but is slowly improving
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Powell have a
inc baby boy at their home. named
Oscar Dclbcrt We are looking for.
ward for a new pike thru Jackson
county, and hope it will be a success,
as II is badly needed Melvin Azbill
's building a new barn at his place
and has Il nearly completed p. C..
smith made a business trip 10 Berca
last week Ray Dean visited Berca,
Sunday and Monday Mrs. Lucy
Dean and family visited Mrs. Amer
lea Rogers. Sunday.-Preacher Cor
nett filed his appointment at Kcrby
Knob. Saturday and Sunday. Alex
Perry and wife have separated Tie
Lanchart and his deputies are de.
stroylng moonshnc stills almost
every day in different parts Of the
county
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CLAY Lick

Clay Lick. March 6-The family of
Charles Williams, who has been very
sick with flu, is better.-Bud Hill Of
Walaceton, Jason Williams Of Berea,
and Mr. and Mrs J. T. Prather of
Nina, Garrard county, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Will
liams, Sunday.-Grover Botkins was
visiting relatives here Sunday
James Ogg, Jr., has sold his farm to
James Tudor and has moved TO Wal.
laceton. We are sorry TO lose Mr..
Ogg and family, as they are good
neighbors.-The family of Granville
lsaacs has been very sick with flu
George Grant Of Berea was visiting
at Geo. Huf's, Sunday-Dr r. f.
Bartlett of Berea was here last week
TO see Mrs. f. Grant, who was sick.
David Williams was visiting at B.
F. Gays in Berea, Sunday.-Mrs.
Mary Smith of Boones Gap is visit
ing Mrs. Ida Huf.-Mr and Mrs.
Stanley Fowler were shopping in
Berea, Saturday.
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CLAY COUNTY
NIaIcOu1

Malcolm, March 3.-We have been
having lots Of rain 1t does not look
50 much like spring Bill Mcdaniel
made business trip today to Stacker
10 John Combs. l.. King passed
thru on his way from Burning
Springs yesterday, where he had been
on business Mrs Lizzie Pennington
and Rosa Browning visited Rebecca
Browning few days ago.-Fay
Thomas spent the night with Eliza
Browning, Wednesday night.-Rebec.
ca Browning is some better at this
writ ng-Bll Mcdaniel bought a nice
COW for the sum of $30.-It has turn
ed cold enough.-G. W. Browning
killed a nice hog Wednesday Mrs.
j. II. Clark got her foot burned very
badly a few days ago, and it is giving
her a lot Of trouble.-The Baptist
brethren have been holding revival
at Pleasant Point, had one addition
Laura Ward and Fred Metcalf were
united in marriage Saturday. They
have gone TO Cincinnati, where thew
expect to make their future home
1t seems like most Of our neighbors
are going TO Indiana. Steve Nc.
Queen had sale Saturday and sold
his farm, mill, stock, household goods,
and is ready to go to their new home
in lndiana.-Bom to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Shepherd, March LIST, twins, a
boy and girl, weighing 8 pounds
each.
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Bobtown, March 6.-Rev. j. X.
Parker of Berea College preached
here Saturday night and Sunday
night A good crowd attended, CON
sidcring the bad weather.-The heavy
slcct Wednesday did some damage 10
timber here Miss Nellie Gay spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Miss
layada Creekmore. Mrs. Blanche
Lawson Eversolc of London was very
sick a few days last week with ton.
silitis at her parents home, Mrs.
John Lawson's, but was able to re.
turn home Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Baker ard little daughter. Vel
ma Frances, spent the weekend with
John Lawsons family Mrs. Joe
Croley .pent Sunday with Mrs. Allen
Powcll.-Mr. and Mrs Marshall Will
liams are rejoicing over fine girl
who arrived February 2Sth. II has
been christencd Mable.-Nr. and Mrs.
Mat Baker and two children were
weekend visitors Of Mrs. Jala Creek
more Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Powell
spent Sunday with Billie Powell's fam
lily at Kingston Egester and
Miss Earsic Laws Of Big Hill motor
cd 30 Richmond the 2sth and were
united in the holy bonds Of matri.
morv, Their many friends wish them
long and happy life Maud Lewis
spent the weekend with homefoks.-
Dave Garrett died the 2sth. He was
sick only fcN days and his death
came as "a surprise to his family and
ncighbors. He was ~ years old. he
leaves a wife and two children, Mrs.
VIM. Ruckcr, Melvin Garrett, and sew
cral grandchildren and host of
friends 10 mourn his loss Brother
Baker Of Berca conducted the funer-
al at the home, in very impressive
way. The remains were laid 10 rest
in the family graveyard There will
be preaching at Pilot Knob church
Saturday evening 2:3O and Sunday at
1890, Rev +. T. Cornctt, pastor
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R0CKCASTLE COUNTY
Rockford

Rockford. March 5.-We have been
experiencing some heavy sleets with
lots of ain the past week and end
ing the week with very good snow
which is melting fast today-Next
Saturday is our regular church meet
ing. Don't forget the day and be
there.-0ur officers were in the Gil
max region last night after some
outlaw who was accused Of the muir
der of Mr.. Coyle of near Climax.
Three were arrested and put in Mt.
Vernon jail.-Mrs. Ethel Enville of
near Conway is visiting her parents,
W. II. and Parie Stephens, Of this
place. w. McCollum and family,
who have been down with flu, are
some better at this writing.-Wm.
Gadd and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Riddle, of near Con-
way--H. f. Rowlett and family, who
have had flu, are all better,-Charley
Baker is Off his duty as mail carrier
this week on account of his entire
family being down with fu.-Little
Violet Todd is again on the sick
list. W. McNelly went to Lexing-
ton looking after his pension.-We
have had a very open winter, but
most everybody is longing to see
spring come again, as feed is scarce
and high. When the big table is
spread everybody feels better.-Hogs
are high and scarce. Corn 60 cents
bushel, hay SIPS per hundred, oats
65 cents per 100 pound bag. Labor
is scarce.-Some of our farmers have
burned their tobacco beds.-Moon-
shining seems to be a thing of the
past. There may be a few in existence
but surely they have gone farther
back trying to hide The boy who is
found drinking is fined heavily and
imprisoned. Let us all hold up for
our new officers as il seems that they
are determined to clean up the patch.
-Wlburn Gatliff, Jim Gadd and Bur-
CESS Anderkin were the guests Of
Everett Todd Saturday night.-Daisy
Todd visited Ruby Stephens today
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cope are the
proud parents of new baby girl;
also Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Croucher
are the proud parents Of fine baby
boy Good luck to The Citizen and
its many readers.
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Mckee

Mckee, March G.-Mr. and MR..
Walter Creech entertained a number
of their friends Saturday evening.
Ice cream was served. and all had an
enjoyable evening MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Gabbard entertained party Of
young folks Saturday evening in ton
or Of their nephew, Dan Gabbard. Of
Green Mound-Four new converts.
all members Of the Mckee Sunday
school. were baptized and initiated
INTO the Dutch Reformed Church.
Rev. Fred DeJong initiated.-A play
will be given at the closing of High
School for this year. An admission
fee will be charged to help defray
expenses. II is expected that people
from other places in the county will
attend the commencement exercises
at the close of Jackson county's first
years High School Watch The Cit
izen for further announcement as TO
time, place, etc
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COoksburg

Cooksburg, March 5.-Wc are hav-
ing some snow now. It looks like
We are going to have some winter
yet-Mrs. Lewis Owens is still on
the sick list. Il seems like she is
not going TO get week.-Mrs.. Charley
Scott is sick with fu.-Mrs. c. l..
Thomas is improving NJ Single
ton was the guest at Charles Nc.
CURE Saturday night. l.. Owens
is in the log business.-Wc have re-
ceived the news that Mr.. Coyle of
Big Hill was killed in his store and
robbed and the store locked on the
outsidc-Mrs. Rosey Alcorn is in
very poor health. - Mrs Mollie
Singleton was a visitor at c. l..
Thomas Monday night.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Smith, a fine boy re-
Gently, christened Evert.-We are
hearing lots Of talk thru the Peter
news about great minerals being
found in this neighborhood which will
be great help TO TINS community
Friends of Jessie Arton are sorry to
learn that he is seriously i'll at Log
Mont.-Good luck to you.
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Slate Lick

Slate Lick, March 5.-Rev Lam
bert preached at this place today
Mrs. Richard Parks is some bette
at this writing Joe Williams is out
again.-Thomas Parks, who was out
Of school the winter term on account
Of asthma, has started for the spring
term.-Judge Lunceford's family are
all better again.-Mrs. Pennington OF
Slate Lick is on the sick list.-Iast
week brought the worst weather we
have had this winter, which made the
roads worse than ever. Come on
folks and help us with the pike
Mrs. Jas. Burnett has returned to her
home. for which we are glad, as we
always need good neighbors.-T. NJ.
Mccormick of Slate Lick went to
Richmond Monday on business.-,Mr
Snyder was called back to Lawrence
burg to the funeral Of his sister.ir-
law last week, who has been sick so
long,. b. King of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. W. n.
Parks and Mrs. Thena Rutherford
He thinks the country is greatly
changed, as it has been four years
since he was here But he seems to
think it all the better and expects to
remain in old Kentucky the remain
der Of his life.-We are pleased to
see the oil well man starting up the
drill again We wish him all the
good luck in the world.-Oscar
Thacker and wife were the guests of
II. J. Parks the weekend. The death
angel entered the home of Pete Bow,
man (Colored) Thursday morning
and took the wife and mother. Her
death was a shock to her friends and
neighbors as well as her family, as
she was sick only few days. We
feel that their loss was heavens
gain, as Sarah was a Christian wo-
man.
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JACKSON COUNTY
Sinking Valley

Sinking Valley. March 5.-We are
having some very dsaprceablc
weather at this writing. Consider
able sickness in this neighborhood. -
Sol Hammond from Clear Creek was
in this vicinity Monday on business.
We had good meeting at Sinking
Valley schoolhousc Sunday. A very
large crowd was there Rev. Marcus
lSaacs and Rev Tyra lsaacs gave n
good talk. Rev Andy Ballengcr will
preach at Grassy Springs Saturday
and Sunday Everybody is invited to
come and take part in these meetings.
Tyra Lainhart, our sheriff. was in
this vicinity this week doing some
hustling business destroying moon
-hnc stills. Miss Martha Ellen Lain
hart was the guest Of Miss Hattie
and flossic CoyIc, Saturday and sun
Gay Godfrey Isaacs was dinner
guest # Jasper lsaacs Wedncsd day. -
Mr. and Mrs Fred Abncr went 10
clear Greek a few days ago on bust.
uoss.-MIss Nernie Hobbs visited
Misses Bertha and China Isaaos this
wcck.-Thcrc will be church at the
log don schoolhousc the second Sun
DAY IN March. Everybody invited. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rose Of Al.
corn visited Mrs Sallie Abncr, Sat
urday and Sunday An who are in
tyrcstcd in reading The Citizen. send
.n your subscription to Bertha Isaacs
az kcrby Knob, who will attend
promptly to your call and see that
YOU get the paper.
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MADISON COUNTY
Walnut Meadow

Walnut Meadow, March Born TO
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shockley, Febru-
AIRY goth, a son, Warren G.-The little
child Of Lewis Gentry (colored) died
one day last week.-The heavy sleet
March LIST has put all telephone lines
out Of commission in this part-Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Brown and little
daughter, Bernice, Of Winchester,
were visiting relatives the weekend
in this neighborhood-Miss Sally A..
Booher Of Richmond was visiting at
the home Of Mrs Tom Ogg Friday
night and Saturday.
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Nnlnnl

holland, March l.-Thad Bashop
and Miss Rosa Warford were united
in marriage february ODD at the home
Of the bride father, John Warford. -
Uncle Henry Winkler was called 10
the bedsidc Of his son, Gum Winkler,
at West irvine, who is very i'll with
pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. Gobel
Wink'cr were the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Arvinc, Sunday Robert
Winkler spent Saturday night with
J. II. Peters Mr. and Mrs. James
Witt spent Saturday and Sunday with
the latter's father, who is down with
stomach troubIc.-Mr. and Mrs. An
derson Winklcr were the guests Of
W. l.. Lay, Monday morning.
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Hugh

Hugh, March 5.-Farmcrs Of this
section are busy making and sowing
tobacco beds We wish To state that
sincc our last writing girl babies
have been born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Shcr-
man Stewart-M. G, Abrams is very
poorly with a carbuncle on his neck.
Mrs NJ c. Abrams was in Berea
Saturday 10 see her sick daughter.
farric.-Jim Clemmons spent Satur-
day and Sunday with parents at this
place Mrs. X. l. Hale attended the
funeral Of her mother, Mrs. Sallie
Baker, at Berea. March 5th.-Charley
'lemmons and sister are visiting their
sister AT Bcrea this week.-Rev jim
HardIns filled his appointment on the
9TH at this place. Sunday.school is
progressing nicely
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Herd

Herd. March 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rlson Caldwell Of Caldwell spent
last Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Smith.-Mr and Mrs. II.
d. Farmer spent last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Stephen Farmer Mrs.
Sarah Cook, Lottie Davis and daugh.
ter, Jewell, Of Hamilton, O., spent
last week NJ this place with their
sister Mrs. Cora Akemon, who is
very low with consumption.-Mrs
John Davis Of Mckee spent last Sat-
urday night ard Sunday with rela-
tves 1t this place Ray Akemon and
Green Suttles of Bond spent last
Saturday night with Bob Akemon.-
Marvin Flanery spent last Tuesday
hfternool with his grandfather at
Elias Dexter WEIGH made a bust
ness trip to London last Saturday.
Jake Moore and Lawrence Cornett
took dinner with Stephen Farmer last
Friday Miss Laura Davidson spent
afternoon with Miss Icy
Farmer.-Jess McGeorge of Irvine
was in Herd few days last week
Uncle" Frank Moore has bought the
Lewis Hamilton place and will move
to 1t next week. We are glad to have
MIR. Moore for a neighbor.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
lin 10y N.
a an eof hithw plainly

here, has returned to her homc.-Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Isaacs are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a fine boy.-Miss
Ettar Alcorn visited Miss Hazel
Isaacs Saturday night.-Bill Baker
has been thru these parts collecting
tax this wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Grant Sparks and Mrs. Rosa Eaves
and son, Rollic visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Richardson, Thursday.
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Silver Creek

Silver Creek, March 6.-Mrs, c. 7,
Todd, who has had flu, is some bet
ter.-James Gabbard, Jr., and Miss
Powell Of Knox county were quietly
married at the home Of Richard Bur
nell, February 23d May peace and
happiness be with them.-John Jones
is sick with the flu-Mr and Mrs.
Sam Robinson of Harris spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ella Anderson
Charley Ingram has gone to Indiana.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Waugh Of May
dee were dinner guests of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Eliza Anderson, Sunday.
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Drip Rock

Drip Rock, Feb. 27-Most every.
Lo'y in thi, vicinity has had the flu
and lagrippe.-Mrs. Mary Allie Mar
cum has the pneumonia fever.-John
u. Alcorn and family have moved to
Bi'ch Lick, We hate To have Mr. AL.
corn leave our neighborhood as he and
his family were good neighbors.-
Born to Mrs. Lewis Isaacs, a fine boy,
that makes Mr.. Isaacs the father of
twenty children.-Mrs. Ella Coyle,
Mrs. Maggie Mcqueen, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ross and son, Charley, were din.
ner guests Of Mrs. Eta Lakes, Sun
day.-Mrs. Callie Isaacs of Illinois,
who has been visiting her relatives