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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-01-12
Serial O1834S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado, De-
cember 8, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Morgan
Buford Hargrove, of Ovid, Colorado,
who, on November 80, 1912, made
Desert-Land Entry, serial, No. O1834S,
for SWA SWA, Section 8, Township
II North, Range As West, 9Th Princi-
pal Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make final desert-land Proof,
under Par. 3, Sec. 5, Act of March 4,
1915, to establish claim to the land
above described. before J. S. Labaree,
County Judge, at Julesburg, Colora-
do, on the 25th day of January, 1922
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
liam 7 johnson, James H. Parker,
Charles L. Morgan, all of Julesburg
Colorado; William E. Brock, of Ovid,
Colorado.
E. T. CONQUEST, Register.
First Pub. Dec Is, 1921.
Last Pub. Jan. 10, 1929.
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NOTICES
SUMMONS
State of Colorado

State of Colorado
County of Sedgwick }
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
William H. Palmer,
Plaintiff,
VS..
The Parker Brothers Land
Company, a corporation
and r. F. Gaines,
Defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To The Parker Brothers Land Com
pany, a corporation and R. F. Gaines,
the Defendants above named GREET
ING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above-named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court of Sedgwick County, State
Of Colorado and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. if served within this
County; or, if served out of this coun-
ty, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclu-
sive of the day of service; or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the
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said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment and
a decree as prayed for.
Given under my hand at Julesburg,
in said County, this 30th day of No
vember, A. d. 1921.
(SEAL) GRACE L. ROOD,
Clerk of the District Court, Sedg-
wick County, Colorado.
First Pub. Dec. %, 1921.
Last Pub. Jan. 10, 1922.
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SUMMONS
State of Colorado,

State OF Colorado
County of Sedgwick }
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
The Continental Oil Company,
corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
J. T. Clarkson. J. Brant, John
NJ. Roberts, J. NJ. Roberts,
Rufus Cooperider, w. H.
Pound, Walter A. Wood NJ.
a. r. M. Co., and all un-
known parties claiming any
right, title or interest by,
through or under any of the
above named defendants, in
or to Lots 8 and 10, in block
13, of the Original Town of
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judgment according to the prayer of
SAID complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court at Julesburg, in said
County, this 29th day of November
A. ID. 1921.
(SEAL) GRACE L. ROOD,
Clerk of the District Court,
Sedgwick County, Colorado.
Robson e. Hendricks, Attorneys.
First Pub. Jan. 5, 1922.
Last Pub. Feb. 2, 1922.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
JULESBURG COOPERATIVE
GRAIN COMPANY
You are hereby notified that the an
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nual meeting of the stockholders of
The Julesburg Cooperative Grain Co.,
will be held in the district court room
of the court house in Julesburg, Colo,
on Saturday, January 28, 1929, at two
o'clock p NJ. for the purpose of the
election of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business that may come before
the meeting.
VIM BRANDT,
l.. f. WISE, President
Manager, Secretary and Treasurer
First Pub. Jan. 5, 1929.
Last Pub. Jan. IL, 1922.
Look over that depleted stock of
stationery and get it replenished.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Emmett, Idaho, January 10, 1922.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Boart
Of County Commissioners of Gen
County, Idaho, convened in regular
session:
Present: Otto Wilhelm, Chairman
A. p Pomsroy, Commissioner; Elmer
H. Nesbitt, Commissioner.
| Whereupon the following business
was had, to-wit:
Minutes of previous meeting reao
and approved.
| Pursuant to the provisions Of Sec
ton, 1924 of the Idaho Compiled
Statutes" II Il hereby ordered that
the following named persons consti-
tuta the compiled jury list for Gem
County, Idaho, for the year, 1921
tAsy being selected from their respec-
ltiNe precincts In proportion to the
number Of votes cast therein At the
1870 general election.
0roas Precinct-L. G. Cramer, Jess
DONaStora.
Ola Precinct Eugene Holbrook, L.
=. Frensdsn, w. W. Saxton, r. j.
Newell.
Swsst Prscinct-c Charley Anderson
Clifford G. Goodwin, Burton R. Doug
las, Charles T. Jensen, William A,
Talloy, James E. Knowlton, William
H. Moors, Charles F. Bean, Charles
r. Jensen a
Hontoar Pr,cinct-- Geo. A.. Adams,
Harvey A. Garfield, Joseph Young
bauer, J.. W. Albin, H. A. Pugh, vii
liam r. Montgomery, Harry Sweet,
Pearl Procinct-M. X. VenHarten,
~. E. Smith.
NortA Emmett Preeinct-Lewis F,
Burton. Fred Baiseh, A. ]. Calvin,
Chas. Cantrall, Lester NJ. Downing,
d, D. FArmworth, H. w. HolIar, Wal.
~ Knox, VsFn Myers, VIM. n. Mad
den, Geo. W. Miller, Bert B. More
house. Norman Nelson, Geo. r.
Earkl, Bciae Riggs, ST., Leonard ].
Rosa Fred b. Shane, Casper Schlnndi
~. 3. ScAponhuth, Louis K. ThieIke,
CAAs. w. Van Fleet, Blaine Wander
11sson, W. 8. Whitsell, Cort C. Zim-
norman, Nophi YerYenson, Chaa. W,
Tablet, FREDERICK Van Deusen, C. w.
Skinner, r E, Nef1ger, Chas. [. Mar
tin, VIM. L. Kilby, A. C. LathrOp, w.
J. EsnArd, Ira N. Dillon, o. @. Coon
rod, Adam Klingback, w X. McProud,
Isaac Womack. ~
South Emmett--Elias Aston, q. d.
Campbell, James Barnard, ]. /. Bar
~, J, G. Bane, T. c. Barringer, John
Barbour. Everett H. Barton, Joel
Brown, s. N. Butcher, VIM. BurkhArd,
ThSs. J. Coonrod. = B. Davies, B. C.,
Davidpon. Lauren Dean, H. L. Dur
ham, Geo. Coulson, w. T. Crouch, W.
r CrAbtroe, Geo. W., Fenton, VIM.
Eindley. John Carnage, H. F. Cray.
j. l. Guenthsr, VIM. Howard Harl
Pm, w Frpd Harper, Russell HacAstt,
+. B. Hargus, A. C. Hsimick, A. L.
HstAeringt6n, Chas. Hedrick, D. NJ!
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BROWNaEE

Il
We havs been haviag sosss mighty
cold weather lately. Don't fDsl liks
we ever wanted TO see any Ice cream
again. ~
Mics Cook and Mss GuttRie attend
ed preaching Sunday 1t tie church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woods and
Irma spent several days 1t Emmett
last week.
Ward Smith and leonard Rinear son
have been putting up ice.
Garry Roth carried the mail last
Wednesday, Lawson Hill being 1t
Boise whore he took Clark Cox, who
was seriously Ill.
Francis Albin and Albert Beckman
have been helping Lawson Hill Of
Sweet put up ics the last few days.
Clark Cox, who was operated on
last week 1T Boise for appendicitis,
has been very low, but ut the last re.
port he was some better. Mr.. Cox
was taken seriously IN snd DIR. Byrd
was called, finding him In . very SER
ious condition. He had him taken 70
Boise ct once, where It was found the
appendix had burstod and that perl
tonitis had set In. Mr.. Cox has =
host Of friends who hope for his
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raimey and Mrs. Cliff
ford and Mr.. .Mansens visited at the
Ebb BigRers home Sunday.
Rev. Riley spent Sunday and Sum
day might At the Rincarson home, re-
turning to Horseshoe Bend Monday
morning.
Mrs. Glib Peck and Emma were
Gardena visitors ono day last week.
Jonathan Moulton has been hauling
Ice for Mr.. Darneille the past few
days.
The young people had a coastilg
party at Mr.. pushman's Sunday. We
never heard, but no doubt they had
.. good time.
Mrs. Mysinger, who has been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Amos Woods
returned home Sunday.
Miss Iva Eckroat visited with Lor-
M and Beulah Rinearson Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Biggers has been stay
ing with her brother, Clark Cox, who
Ia sick ut Boise.
Some OF the boys from Brownies
attended the dance at Jerusalem Fri
day night.
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LITTLE ROCK

Mrs.. d. ]. Wampler called Thur.
day to see Mrs. Shelton, who has beer
ouite in
Mrs C. A. Mills. q. L. Mills and
Nra. Joe Olsen apent Wndnesday al
ternoon With Mn. Myron WHITLEY.
Nors and Ethol Fiahhack are on
The sick Hst this veek.
It has been reported that Geo. Cor
don hss recentlv sold the West eighty
NJ his farm.
Allen Thomn.on. Fred Hale Jr. C.
A. Mills and son spent "wednesday
aftsrnoon with j A 0lsan
M. and Mr.. d J. Wnmnler took
Friday ev.ninr sunner With M. and
Mrs. Kirkman.
M ana m. rred Hlavden made =
h,,ain.e. trin Is CaIdWoll saturday.
Littie Lsster ADplegate il absent
from schooi sufferinr with his limb
that has caused him Such trouble the
past few months.
The nsiohhorr in peneral are busy
filling their ice houses the mast few
DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. and Mr.. and
Mrn O. }. Mil, spent an eniovsbie
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SOUTH SLOPE

C. A. DAniehpn. who has becn ii
Portland the last two months taxing
| treatment, r1terned the first Of TIN
week. He Il ysxy much improved il
health.
MrA Bowman and daughter, wht
kars been visiting with Mrs. Daniel
s>n, returhsd TO hsr home in Quarts.
:. and IN. Henry H.rpt spent
kri1at svening y The Bsstky home
: IA. fEsl k.s.uv.r IL. b..n III
~ past two weeks. She ID improv-
ing now.
Friday evening . large number Of
friends surprised the Acdin family.
The eveniRg was spent with cards
and dancing, and Was much enjoyed.
The regular n,oetinE az the Cres-
cent Club occurred last Friday. A
large membership was present. Mrs.
Amen was the gue1t Of ths afternoon
The enjoyment Of the program was
complete and TIE hostess served de-
kghtful lunch.
! Mr.. and Mrs.. I'd Tylsr entertained
large party Of nsighbors Saturday
evening. The guests filled three Ia
bles Of progressIve Five Hundred.
Mrs. Ed Modin had the distinction Of
being the best card player OF the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler served
delightful lunch and the party adj
journei about midnight.
Rev. Pstsr Davis closed . series Of
meetings Sunday evening 1t the South
Slope schoolhouSe. The neighbors
presented him with 4 purse of money
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THE COW UP 10 DATE

The dairy cows hing Of charm,
She lifts the mortgage from the
farm
At least. that's what Walt Mason
wrote
Such statements always get my
goat.
Nov, Walter, you are long on wit;
You nsysr pulled I, Bossy's teat,
You, never head the Gock's alarm
At four o'clock in blizzard's storm
Your job 1t 10 to to write and dream,
Don't try to produce two-bit cream,
But write your poems about the
birds
And keep away from dairy herds,
For Australia has il now
The model kind Of dairy COW.
She chews her cud in shine or rain
And never eats no hay or grain;
So with me now you must agree
Her produce comes across the sea
And gluts the market sure Is fate
.She pays the tariff and the freight.
We can't compete, although its tough;
She undsrsells our native stuff.
Now Nature did not me endoW
To write about the dairy COW
Because claim she is a blk
And then besides tbs time to milk.
-Br4mwell Farmer.
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JOIN, NV. Jonsa, F. A. Katzenmey.
er, James Kingory John Kctchen, Chrii
Kesgard, J. n. Young, Walter Keith
Waiter 1ArkiH, WIN. Lyman, Durt H
Mays, v. B. Aunday, W. r. Skin, r.
B. Shaw, p. ". Sitzsf. j. ". Tyler
e. II. 4trapG, Herman Wories Frank
Knox, F. n. NinRps, C. T. Moulton,
VIM. L. Nicol, y; n. Keed, Roy San
ders, w. r. HfHelair, II. W. tits, w.
C. Stone, ]. H. Stoner.
Welt EmmeetA-Louis L. AlSa1er,
Walter e. Buck; Clauds s. Basnes,
Adolph Cook, Ch6s. II. Kestsr. Harold
C. McCool, e. H. McIntirs, Hsy G.
Newcomer, VIM. ". Parrish. Erect
F. Reed, J. J. RAIDER, Ambrose Short
e. Earl 4 se w ssr P.ai Ri K e.. sD,Ts
B; Wright, Claude 9. whftesidS,
sell. Chas. J. Fuller, John n. Hersth,
Dave Murray, J. c. Ausber.
Bramwell Precinet Geo Apple
gate, J. A. Adams, D. E. Bott q. G.
Dick, NJ. F. Davsoh, B. v. Faris,
George ". Gordon, J. A. Hickman,
James A. Kssgard, c. B. Pitts, john
sou OT2l8.
Hanna Preciact-E. J. Teerink, vii
liam Bane, C. N. Cooper, J. /. Guth-
RE, Albert e. Hartley, w. L. Nor
wood, r. B. Ress, G. W. Holm, B. r.
johnson, A. F. Kennedy, Nike Puser.
Order
1t appearing to this board that the
prosecuting attorneys contingent
fund, set apart in tho year 1921, in
the sum Of 100000, 10 still intact, and
that it was transferred to the cuf-
rent expense fund by the county audi
tor on the 81st day Of December, 1921,
and it further appearing that the
sum Of $4,000 ID proper amount
for such fund for the year 1922. it
is therefore hereby ordered that said
fund heretofore set aside for said
contingent fund do remain in such
fund for the year 1922.
The official returns from the var
lous precincts Of the bond election
Of Gem county, Idaho, were canvassed.
an abstract Of the same prepared and
certified to the auditor Of Gem county
The auditor il hereby ordered to
draw warrants on the current expense
fund for the payment Of the officers
Of election as follows, towit:
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Regardless heN much gum IL chswed
n y6uf eA6pS.


Ths general conssnSus II opintea in
regard to our literary IL that It re-
qulraa too much effort TO ~ one
started to the amount Of benefit -
rived. 50 It looka ~ though we
would 1T George do It and e0atinus
to seek entertainment Whsee Stren-
uous efforts ON our part viii not ~
necessary. Available timber 70 shApo
into committees and ottof fssourcss
are rather = minus artisls Or Ee are
living in an Aga Of entertainment
fellow do the entertaining. SO BE- It
ordered by the court that II you do,
not want these gatherings We do not.
eare TO hold the fort alons ard will
rstrest TO our private sanctum from
whencs ~ may shoot without -
much danGeF Of being shipped ct from
the ambush Of personal prejudice.
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approved:
q. s. Burdell, Assessor.
Walter M. Brown, Coroner.
| Geo, F.. Church, Clerk, Auditor and
Recorder.
DR.. R. N. Cummings, County Ply
stefan.
H. M. Haag, Probate Judge.
Geo. w. Knowles, Surveyor.
Lynn holland, Sheriff.
Ella e. Reed, County Supt.
]. p. Reed, Prosecuting Attorney.
s. O. Zachman, County Treasurer.
The following Road Overseers Re-
ports were examined and approved:
r. Shiller, November report, Dis
trict No. 4,
R. Shiller, December report, Dis
trict Mo- 4. ~
Burton R. Douglas, November re-
port, District No. 2.
Burton r. Douglas, December Re
port, District No. z.
T. j. Carl6ck, November report,
District No. 10. f-el
T. J. Cariock, Dscemher report,
District No. 10,
ME-, n; G. " y.cff5 vi, August reports,
NJ. G. Vaughan, September report,
District No. IL.
m, n, g; g " yas thar. October report,
NJ. G. Vaughan, November report,
District No. II.
{ NJ. G.. Vaughan, December report,
District No. II.
L. G. Cramer, November and Dec
emher report, District No. IL.
Joseph Youngbauer, October report,
Order
The Auditor is hereby ordered to
draw Z warrant on the Current Ex-
pense fund, in favor Of s. 0. Zachman
for $125.83; the same being the
amount expended by the Sheriff out
Of the Sheriff's Revolving Fund.
Order
The Auditor il hereby ordered to
draw warrant on the Current Ex-
pense fund in favor Of S. 0. Zachman
Tor $500 for postage.
The affidavit Of Jas. o. Miller ac-
ceptAd and ordered filed.
The Board ordered warrants drawn
on the Current Expense Fund in pay
ment Of the Salaries of the County
Officers for the Quarter ending jan
uAIy ., 1890 - 4OAAOW8s
Otto Wilhelm, Commissioners 1900
A. E. Pomeroy, Commissioner 1900
Elmer Nesbitt, Commissioner, 1900
Geo. F. Church, Clerk ....-.., 90
s. o. Zachman, TreAsurer ...-, 5000
J.. s. Burdell, Assessor ............ $4,000
Lynn holland, Sheriff, ......-.... al. 90
n. NJ. Haag, Probate Judge -. $1,000
H. NJ. Haag. Deputy Sheriff 49, 10000
Ella E.. Reed, County Supt.
Of Schools .....-,.,..., ,..,............, $500
], P. Reed, County Attorney 10000
Geo. W. Knowles, County Sur
Walter N. Brown, Coroner
e months) .........-..-.,,,,,...,...-. $500
Dr.. r. N. Cummings, County SIC
Physician (6 months) ,......-.,. 10000
Upon motion the Board adjourned
to January IL, 1871, 1t o'clock A, II.
Approved. OTTO WILHELM,
Attest: Chairman.
GEO. F. CHURCH, Clerk.
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made business trip to Emmett Mon
Mr, wampisr was > Lstha caller on
Monday.
Frsd Dlsydsn purchased the nice
little hssnch Of sheep belonging to Nj.
Hale Monday, ~
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Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. To
restore digestion, nbrmal weight, good
health and purify the blood, use Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Sold at all drug
stores. Price Slips. 9fa9
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stsaousry At me Index office.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
IVEL

Everybody in this vicinity is busy
making garden and fixing for farm
ing.... Bros. Dills and Ratlsff filled
their regular appointment at this place
Sunday. The Regal Block Coal Co,
Is running full time and the superin-
tendent says he can place a few more
coal miners. j. The Northeast Lumber
Co. has shut down for 60 days. ......
Frank and C. Bailey are making bank
timbers for Camp Branch Coal Co...
G. Bailey has been sick for two weeks,
but is now back at his jobs. Cora
Bailey is contemplating a trip to Hens
ley. w. Va, to visit her mother and
other relatives. -. Charley Qualls is
loading coal at the Regal Block. w.
G. Pinkerton has quit work at Van
Lear and come home to put out gar
den. Edgar Wilson is going on
crutches after getting hurt by the fall
ing OF the swinging bridge. Frank
Bailey will leave for Royalton to work
about April l5,.....C. w. Smith, our
deputy sheriff, has been among the
moonshiners. The flu has been rag
ing in this part of the country.
Little MARCEL Pinkerton attended
church at Ivel Sunday, j. X. STRAIT
ton is building a new telephone line.
Marven Stratton is going to school at
Banner. THE MOON FIXER.
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GRIFFITH CREEK

Mr.. Stork has been busy this week.
bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thomp-
son girl. Also. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Hanshaw a daughter. ....... Mrs. Kate
Zamo and Miss Bonnie Hanshaw of
Holden, W. Va. are here the guests
of relatives. John Waller OF Molor
college, Cincinnati, is home this week
,...... Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lemaster
spent Sunday on Donithan the guests
of relatives .Robt. l.. Bailey is up
from Russell this week. Liss Sam
mons is installing gas In his home and
mill. Our roads are settled enough
that cars are venturing out again, a
sure sign fsspring. Laban r. Wal
lace was here last week surveying the
roads and as a result several are NOV
ing their fences ...,.C, Victor Back,
who works on construction job at
Borderland is home three days this
week, owing to shortage Of building
supplies Mrs. George w. Miller of
Cherryville spent Sunday at Gallup
with her daughter, Mrs. Gene Hens
ley. .... Walter Il. Preston OF Graves
Shoals made one of his regular calls
at Rex Vaughan's Sunday. The
Hollandsworth Company has started a
big tie job on their lease on the Nc
Clure TRACT MUTT.
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DENNIS

Mrs Gertie Moore has gone on a
visit to West Virginia, Jas. Chris
tian and family were calling on Bro.
Moore Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elem Kitchen were shopping at
Dennis Saturday evening -. Lewis
Kitchen, J. L. Neal, Ernest Webb and
Jack Presley are our champion fox
hunters . . Lindsey Moore was call
ing on his sister at Dennis Monday. -.
Kay Carter of Trad was calling on his
sister at this place Sunday. ;. Eliza
Kitchen was calling on her cousin
Saturday night. Reba Cooksey was
calling on Lora Kitchen last Friday.
Almond Rose was calling on Elem
Kitchen Sunday Minnie B. PEN
nington and Birdie Ledenham passed
up our creek Saturday. Mrs. Hattie
Neal and Martha Kitchen were calling
on Mrs. j. N. Cooksey Sunday even
ing Kenneth Bradley of Tuscola
was visiting his uncle at this place
Sunday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Tivis Wright
were calling on Vert Kitchen Sun
day. Slant Chaffin and Arlie Brad
ley passed down our creek Sunday en-
route to Morgan's creek. Dennis
Kitchen is expected home soon from
Chillicothe, Ohio, where he has en-
ployment. Lucy Kitchen is spend
ing few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Austin Bentley of Ratcliff. :. ,Lora
Kitchen was the Sunday guest of Elva
Chaffin. EASTER FLOWERS.
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MADGE

Miss Gladys Haws spent the week.
end with home folks. -. James Pigg
made his regular call at Oak Hill Sum
day. :. Misses Gladys Bentley Veryl
Bradley, Gertrude Barnett and Mona
Plgg were out kodaking Sunday. .....
JOHNNY lobe and Wren Moore of Lit
tie Blaine were calling on the Misses
Shannon Sunday afternoon. 49,. The
Misses Damron and Della May Turner
attended Sunday school at Dry Ridge
Sunday. Junior and Willis Barnett
have returned to Blaine where they
have employment. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
O'Neal spent Sunday evening with
Georgia Hutchinson. Misses Georgia
and Emily Haws were in Louisa Sun
day :. Miss Coda Hughes is visiting
her sister Mrs. John Curnutte of Lit
tie Blaine. -. Willis Barnett made his
regular trip to Adams Sunday -. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Berry of Louisa Wis
tied relatives at this place Sunday. j.
Charley May was calling on Mr..
Hughes Sunday. !. Mckinley Roberts
has returned home after visit to Co
lumbus, Ohio. Miss Goldia Barnett
was caller at Big Branch Sunday !.
Let us hear from Smoky Valley.
ROSE OF NO MANS LAND.
50
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WEBBVILLE

Church was largely attended here
Sunday and Sunday night. !. We are
sorry to hear of the sudden death OF
the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
die Wadell. The funeral was conduct
ed here Sunday afternoon by Bro.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Duncan is visiting
her son at this place. Minnie Webb
was calling on her aunt, Mrs, PEN
nington Sunday night. We are sor-
ry to hear of the illness of Bro. Mart
Hay. Hope he will recover soon.
Mrs. Nora Hicks was calling on Mrs.
Harve Hicks Thursday afternoon
Elmer Smith still makes his regular
trips to Bell4race Miss Marie Ri
ley has returned to her home at Cad
mus. -. Jude Hicks was calling on
Thelma and Dina Webb Thursday.
Thelma Webb left here Monday for
Branchland, w. Va. :. Nelson HillmTn
was on our creek Sunday. . Mrs. Liz
zie Pennington entertained several
friends Sunday afternoon. !. (. Mrs. Abb
bic Green and Miss Dorothy Steele
were calling on her sister, Verna
Green Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hen
ry Webb and Dina Webb We're shop
ping here one day last week.
A LONESOME KID,
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ESTEP

Sunday school was re-organlzed
here Sunday. -. There Will be church
at Garrett chapel Saturday night, Sun
day morning and Sunday night by
Rev. Campbell. :. :. Fred Humphrey was
in Louisa Saturday having some dem
tai work done. ...... The work on the
hard road is slow on account OF so
much rain. Ballard Easton was the
week end guest OF DIR. j. c. Hail ,.a..
DIR. Hall was called to Ashland last
week on account of the serious illness
OF his niece, Miss Jessie Hanley, who
has been very low with pneumonia.
She Is reported some better at this
writing. 49,. Mrs. w. d. Queen spent
Thursday with Mrs. d. C. Queen.
Mrs. Hattie Queen OF Fallsburg has
returned home after spending a week
with relatives here. go. Mr., and Mrs.
T. r. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hurl Hig-
gins and Miss Mary McGlotnlin were
the dinner guests OF Mrs. G. H. Hig-
gins Sunday. George Belcher lost a
fine horse Saturday night with collie.
Arthur Arden was calling on friends
at Denton Sunday afternoon, ;. w ID.
Queen, Charley and Crit Stamper were
transacting business at Buchanan re-
Gently. ...... Labe Sexton and Haskell
Stewart were calling on their best
girls Sunday ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Revel
Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wal
tiers were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Brad Walters Sunday. ~, Born. to
Henry Crum and wife, a fine GIRL.
Daniel Blevens bought span of mules
from E. j. Jackson last week.
SYNOD.