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fully. 'I'll fly on as did before
and wait foryou on a tree-top at
the other side OF the valley
Away he flew and the Twins
started down the path. NJ
And what do you think! The
very first billboard said, Step in
side and see Charlie Chaplin.
It seemed as though they could
MT get by. whether or no. The
GreenN Shoes were certainly be-
witched, and in they walked as
though journeys and Fairy Queens
and important messages counted
for othing at all. twas a funny
show and they stayed to the end
When it was over they stayed
still longer to see another called
Tau sh at Harold Lloyd. And
there was another and another
and another after that. Nancy and
Nick stayed on and on completely
forgetful of time.
'.Ho, no, hoI Hee, hee. heel
giggled Twelve Toes in his cave.
as he fixed another film in his ma
chine.
But he made a mistake. One
picture showed dove and in
stantly the Twins were reminded
OF their errand. They left at
once.
(To Be Continued)
e West virxiniAu.
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spoons flours1 emp botIi ing wate5sE
|sIscups 1ukea.
sstaakS GROUND VOL
$brea rnlab BIS cheese Ion y
Eduice parsIeyssBai and papnkas
sandsegggyo1ksF, FORM IN small balls
the suet. add chopped ions:
Hon and searStnstheghot They;
should quickly SIT over
fourEand brown again. Add boil.
|inEswater and hot tomato Juice
and simmer an hour. Bring quick
~ to the boiling point and reduce
the heat. Serve at once
Creole Beef Loaf
Three-Quarters pound round
steak ground :, 1-2 cup canned to-
matoes, e cup bread scrumbs;s2s
tablespoons tomato catsup, egE5
yolk, q teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoon.
pepper. 4'ss 3
Mix all ingredients well. Turn
into buttered mold, cover with
buttered paper and bake half an:
hour in moderate oven. I'M
cove - and bake Is minutes longer,
in hot oven to brown. Remove.
from pan and serve garnished with
parsley : 81
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
cepyrisht. 1922. Tho West yi-sinlsn:

Very often cheap cuts OF meat
require so much fuel to cook them
that no real saving is effected. AS
the weather grows warmer the
tendency to use more steaks and
chops and have as little fire as
possible is strong in most women.
Steaks and chops are the most ex-
ipensiye cuts Of meat.
These receipts use the cheaper
cuts of beef in such a way that
they may be cooked quite as quick
~, as the most expensive cuts.
Broilcd Mock Tendcrloin Of Beef
one pound round steak, / teas
poon salt, #3-4 teaspoon pepper,
tablespoons cream, thin slices
salt pork or bacon.
Have meat ground fine. Season
with salt and pepper and work in
Just enough cream to make : the
meat stick together well. Form
in round flat cakes and wrap " a
slice Of salt pork around each
cake
Fasten with toothpick. Pan
broil or broil under the flame.
Broil first on one side and then On
the other Garnish with parsley
and serve very hot.
Tamale Pie (Individual)
One pound lean beef, 2 ID cups
beef stock, 1 1-2 cups tomato
PURGE, L onion, ga teaspoon chill
powder, I cup canned pimentoes, I.
cup corn meal, 2 teaspoons SALT
Put one tablespoon suetaor fat
trimm ed from the meat in a frying
pan. Cut meat in .two-inch squares
and brown hal fofSit in the fat.
Put Drowned meat and uncooRed
meat in a kettle, add two and one.
half cups boiling water and sim
mer half an hour.
Add more boiling water to make
two and one-half cups stock. Re
move meat from stock and put
through food chopper. Put ground
meat, stock, tom atoes, chopped
onion, seasoning in large kettle.
Bring to the boiling point and
stir in the corn meal. Cook, stir
ring constantly, 20 minutes. Add
pimentoes chopped. Turn into
well buttered individual molds.
cover with buttered paper and
bake half an hour in moderate
oven.
Beef Balls
One pound round steak. tab
lespoons bread crumbs, tables
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Nervous disorders are on the
increase. Men and women
compelled to go outIinto the
world to battle for a living
quite often r.eglect their
health to such -. extent that
a breakdowniis the inevitable
resula
Such neglect is criminal. In
many instances is leads 50
fatal consequences When
you have moody spells, feel
depressed, begin to have dis
taste for business or social
duties, when you cannot
sleep at nightthese are sure
signs Of nervous ailments and
should be checked.
Read below Of the experience
of one woman who, according
to her own testimony, was
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Aches q ! / I a !! ! /
hill ! |! Oh ] / | / at !!
Druggists Guarantee sla
Pains and Cramps s
Stop or Money BacI s

. Here is some thing new
testing by people trout lied vii ~
stomach. bowel, co Tic diarrhea
digestion, or dysentery cranpssan
pains. III
Buy a bottle Of dam Vondefs
Capsules; Take 3 doses cans
suIes) as directed and 4 Al gn
of misery and pain Tail to disap7s
pear Y IN a few MINI tes$ retnrns
Balance Of bottle and &moneyN iIls
be cheerful refund estss
cost nothing 6. Ad am, g 81 RondaHs
Capsules are harmless t.
work quick. Crane DRUG ssstnrss
Farm ont.
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DOCTORS CLAIMED RECOVERY
WAS ALMOST a. NlEg2AGLEss
NORMAN Facing Certain DeatEs from Nervous
Disorder Discovers Remedy in Time

facing death, bur who for
tunately discovered the right
remedy IN time, and which
brought her back 70 health
and normal Strength:
Miss Rena B Grassland,
Kempt, Queen S Co, N. 81,
writes: | feelita duty as
well as a privilege, 70 tell
i of the wonderful benefits |
5H derived from the usesof8D DR.. j!
a.. w. Chase's Tonic Pills
In March, 1917, ! had IN
anaemia Of the brain and
the mental and physical
suffering I endured is indie
scribable. / had treatment
from three doctors, and for
twelve days was uncon
scious; while for three
months / was fed and cared
for like an infant. My
mother was SO anxious for
me to use Dr. a. "
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7TITTW 'I0I" - 7!7T II3TT T737 77735I-I
BELIEVED MURDERED.

DETROIT. May Robert SaIa
man. Jr.. II year old high school
student, whose body was found
hanging in barn near his nome
yesterday, was murdered, police
believed today. The officers ant
the boys father at first accepted
the theory that he had taken his
own life. although no motive could
be found.
Police investigation disclosed
marks of violence that indicated
struggle and position of the body,
it was said indicated that the lad
could not have hanged himself.
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Chase's Tonic Pills that's hes
crushed them and II Baked
them IN m food ifes n
using;two boxes q could feed
myself; and afrer5u singt hem sss
for two months, nly health
improved 81 rapid
doctors and friend sssaidAn
recovery: was a mfr
cannot recommend s d
w. Chase s. I ONO e lbs too
highly, even toSt those who
seem S. Be facing dead:
ORA w. Ch ase'
are on sale at All first lass
drug stores suIs of
getting the genuine sect
portrait and sigma uIeS
w. Chase, Md resoneVeIJ
box. This trad nj 5rksis Gus
protection agalns tH1rnItaf1ons
and substitute IS, ;Vertise-
ment.
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poems grated cheese, l onion
(juice), / tablespoon minced pars-
ley, i teaspoon salt, la teaspoon
paprika. / egg yolk, 2 tablespoons
suet, 1 onion chopped. table
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INSANE MAN KILLS THREE.
PARSON, Hans, May two --.T IN
mates were killed and a third died
from injuries, when fourth inmate
ran amuck at the state hospita'
yesterday.
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his sfso Very
about #natt:ss s6sna
$ss And how Ia guess hat
Ejackssi imagined The R itupossih4
that he had Sdivins5srny hurt bout
Mrs Herrod, and that When atsftI
our suite, hes believed lsaR
Ing him, he knew not hpsNs
long NH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-04

Stomach OFF? Try This.
Get; a box Of Mi-O-Na Stomach
Tablets at H. e II. Drug Co. and
stop all distress. Relieves indi-
gestion, or money back
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-05-11
Silver Creek

Silver Greek, May s.-Miss Geor-
gia Robinson Of Lexington, who has
been visiting Mrs. G. f. Anderson.
has returned home.-The community
meetings and socials here have Great.
ed much interest, and the old folks,
as well as young. enjoy them.-Sun.
day-school is also progressing nicely,
and with such fine leaders il is sure
ly to be successful. There is nothing
more inspiring for young people, al
so older ones, than TO learn the Bible,
and by knowing il we can more east
ly obey.-Mrs. Mary Brookshire of
Winchester is visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. f. Anderson.-Several from here
attended Sunday-school at Harris and
had the pleasure of listening to w.
X. Tibbetts Of Boston. He spoke of
his mission work there and seemed
to be doing a good work in helping
and raising up fallen souls and often
becoming and leading Christian lives.
He seems to be a good God fearing
man. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hudson
accompanied them, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble.
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Coyle, May I've are having
beautiful spring weather at this
writing, and farmers are getting busy
planting corn.-The women Of this
section are busy house cleaning
Lillian and Gobel Wilson visited
their sister Of Richmond Saturday
night.-Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Will
liams and children, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Glossip and children spent SUM-
day with f. p. Powell and family
Mrs. Mary Click is sick at this writ
ing.-Nrs. Anna Lake and Mary
Glossip were in Richmond shopping
Thursday Of last week.-Mrs.. Cecil
Hendricks is visiting her parents this
week.-Mrs.. Willard Edwards still
continues very poOrly.-F1ossie Cox
and Flora Click made a flying trip to
Richmond Saturday.
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daughter visited Mrs. Crofard Of
Blue Lick Sunday-Miss Edna Bis.
hop Of Speedwell is visiting Miss
Eta Burns.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelious
Miracle spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Miracle.-Miss Juan Jack.
son is very poorly at personalities
Ida Murphey is visiting her brother
In Rockcastle county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Burns and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs
Price and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Whitlock and two children spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nicely
Mr.. Ogg Of Berea is very busy at
tending TO his bees at John Mckee.
hanA.-Edd Lawson and wife and
Mrs. John Henry Of Ohio are visit.
ing friends and relatives at this place
and Bobtown.
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Drip Rock

Drip Rock. May Eve are having
quite lot of rainy weather here now
and farmers are getting delayed in
corn planting-Mrs. Jane Powell has
returned from Lexington. where she
has been visiting her daughter, Ed
ma, who is in the hospital there now.
and was unable to return home with
her mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Bud
lsaacs and three children spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy b. vii.
liamS-Mrs. Afiie Richardson and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. N. II.
lsaacs Thursday night.-Mr and Mrs.
Bill Sparks, who came to this county
last fall from Leslie county, are
planning on going back there TO live
right away.-Miss Rachel Baker and
Turner lsaacs, both of this place
surprised everybody by going TO Nc
Kee and getting married Thursday,
April 27.-Mr and Mrs. Gentry
Lakes made trip TO Old Orchard
Thursday Of this week.-Misses
Rosa and Hannah Sparks spent
Thursday night with Mrs. Anna Al
corn.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy b. Will
liams spent Wednesday night with
Naith Isaacs' family-Miss Flossie
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eral days, is convalescing.
ESTILL COUNTY
holland

holland, May Eve are having
some rainy weather here now, and II
is delaying the farmers with their
work.-Rollie Harris Of Berea was
thru here this week selling patent
medicine.--Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Crow
and two girls have been visiting Mr.
Crows sister, in Lincoln county, for
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Cole
Cox were the guests of June War
ford Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Winkler were the guests of w. C.
Richardson Sunday.-Miss Eva and
Daniel Garrett were guests of their
grandparents, W. M. Boain, Saturday
night.-Mr. and Mrs. Evert Warford
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with the latter's mother, Mrs Mary
L. Warford at wagersville.
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JACKSON COUNTY
kerby Knob

Kerby Knob, May S.-Rev. Hard
ing held his regular services at White
Spring church Saturday and Sunday.
Uncle J. A. Lane attended the serv-
ices and is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
j. r. Click, this week.-Born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. John Benge on April 29th,
a ten-pound baby girl. Her name is
Lena Mildrsd.-The farmers are late
in this community with their corn
planting on account Of SO much cool
rainy weather.-Lula and Bertha
Frances Roggs Of Greemount are
spending a few days with their sister
Mrs. Aaron Powell.-Tie I.ainhart
high sheriff, and his deputy, Speed
Brockman, were dinner guests at the
home OF J. X. Click Friday. They
were searching for moonshine stills
in this part but found none.-Little
Odes Powell is just beginning to walk
since getting his leg hurt a few
weeks ago.-A large crowd Of young
folks gathered at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Click Saturday eve.
ming and all spent a pleasant eve
ning.-We are having an interesting
Sunday-school with an enrolment Of
about so. Everybody come at 2:3O
next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Powell visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams, Sunday
Mrs. Roy Click spent Thursday with
Mrs. G.. W. Willie and
Dora Engle spent Saturday nigh,
with Sallie Powell-Mr. and Mrs. N
II. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
ley Click visited at the home Of FL
bert Hymer Of Red Lick Saturday
night of last week
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Island City

Island City, May 5.-The three
daughters Of the Rev. A. d. Bow.
man, who are employed in a clothing
department at Cincinnati, o., were
recently called to their home at Is.
land City on account of serious i'll
ness of their mother, Mrs. Kate Bow.
man, who is now confined to her bed
with one form of Brights disease of
the kidneys. DR.. Hornsby, the at.
tending physician, seems to think
Mrs. Bowman will recover from her
sickness.-The frost visited this part
but not so severe as to destroy all
fruits. 1t left plenty apples and
peaches, but made havoc Of grapes
and cherries.-Hiram Callihan is in
serious condition, at this writing
with complication Of diseases.-The
report is that T. A. Becknell is on a
deal with Bowman and Sparks OF
Sections Creek concerning his prop.
erty at Island City.-The Jail is said
to be well represented this court al
Manchester. Judge johnson has one
way Of doing business. If men VIC.
late the law, they must suffer the
penalties of the law.-The trial OF
W. NJ. Bowman, Elias Moore ant
Jas. A. Bowman of Ethel is set fol-
May 10 at London. They are
charged with dealing in moonshine
whisky.-The Rev. Middleton of
Taft preached at the Southern Meth
odist church Sunday EVENING". v
Napier has moved to Jackson coun'
ty. We will miss Mr.. Napier as he
was our miller.-W. H. Bowman, who
has lately set up here at Island City
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Peoples

Peoples, May Farmers are
busy in this part planting corn.-I
s. Fowler, who has been on the sick
list, is improving.-Alpha Cornelius
IL at home from Annville. where she
has been in school.-Wm. Morris anc
A. j. Simpson are preparing TO take
the examination. They expect "a
teach this fall.-The holiness people
have church at Mt Ollie Friday and
Sunday night.-Rev. A. Il. Gabbard
preached at his home Saturday night
and Sunday. Mr.. Gabbard is an able
minister-John johnson arrested Es,
till Carter Saturday night at church
for disturbance and put him under
bond in the magistrate court Hurrah
for John, We need more such depu-
ties.-Sherman Davidson's mule was
kicked and badly crippled by another
mule; be careful and don't let your
mules stand and eat together.-Leon-
ard Jarrett is going into the poultry
business.-Scme one in the dark Sat.
urday night cut Woodie Parrots
wire fence from the post and dragged
II into the road Will they be re-
warded for same sheep shearing Is
about over in this neighborhood.
think there are several for sale now
r.. O. Cornelius sold fine milk
cow to Eliza Chandler for s45.-Far.
mers hope TO see trade and markets
improve
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MADISON COUNTY
Slate Lick

Slate Lick, May I've are having
fine weather at this writing and
most everyone is busy getting ready
TO plant corn.-Several Of the men
on Slate Lick road were summoned
to Richmond court last week, Messrs.
+. c. Wynn, ID. II. Smith, W. d.
Parks, and II. NJ. Snyder.-The Rice
brothers. who were brought here
from Indianapolis. Ind, as witnesses,
have returned TO their home.-John
Taylor and wife Of johnson City, ILL.,.
are visiting relatives near Berea and
Slate Lick.-Preston Rice and wife
have been visiting her father, Abe
Williams.-Mrs. Pennington is on the
sick list this week.-G. V. Galloway
Of Livingston was the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Galloway, one
day last Wedding bells have
been ringing again in these parts.
Clarence Williams and Nora Anglin
OF Rockcastle were united in mar
rage one day last week. Their
many friends wish them a long and
happy life.-Mr. Crimes Of Mt. Yer
non and Mr.. Pike Of Livingston
passed thru with cattle last week,
taking them to Richmond. He sold
them at good price and bought a
team Of horses and reported prices
very good.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Fowler are visiting June Fowler to-
day.-This was "Go-to- Sunday school
Day all over the State, and think
, II was carried out TO great extent
We had large crowd at NJ. f.
church this afternoon, but still there
is room for more.-When corn is
planted the men say they are going
10 work the road and we hope how
soon.-Mrs. Fannie Wynn and SON.
Pearl, who have been spending the
winter in Oklahoma, New Mexico and
other places in the West, have re-
turned 10 their home on Slate Lick
road. They say that they had a
pleasant trip.-Mrs. Thena Ruther-
ford and grandson, Jack, were dinner
guests at her sisters. Mrs. W. d.
Parks, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Barnett attended services at Chris
tian church Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Clyde Barnett Of Ravenna visited
his father last Sunday and Monday.
Miss Cooper and Miss Hooks Of Be
rea College were dinner guests of
Mrs. Barnett last Sunday.-John
Lunsford and grandson, Bert, were
Bear Wallow visitors Sunday.
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CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine, May 6.-Some Of the farmers
in this community have planted corn
while others are only getting ready
Several from this place were called
to Manchester Wednesday. - Mrs
Sylvania Creech Of Nina is visiting
relatives at this place.-T. N. Rob.
erts and Henry Pennington made a
business trip to Richmond last week
&C. E. Edwards is gone to Lexing-
ton this week.-Mrs.. Lucy Creech Of
Hiattsville is visiting her parents a,
this place.-The flu is raging OF
Maulden with some very seriou,
cases.-Mrs. Martha Rice of thi.
place spent Thursday night will
Mrs. Nancy league near Ethel.
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DHputanta

Disputanta, May Quite a mum.
Der of people attended church at
Clear Creek Sunday.-The farmers
are all trying to see who will get
thru planting corn frst.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Dooley of Climax were
visiting Mrs. Dooley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Thacker, Sunday
Mrs. Fred Abney of Sinking Valley
has been visiting her father, S. p.
HammOnds, here.-Mrs. M. A. Phil
lips has returned home, after a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Payne.-Most every man in
tbs community went to Mt. Vernon
Monday.-Mr. Lasco and Curfew
Holt and their sister, Neureul, and
Misses Eva, Martha and Ruth Shear
er all motored to Mt.Vernon Satur.
day to attend the Junior Agricultur-
al Achievement Club and the free
banquet dinner given by the Chamber
of Commerce in the Masonic Temple.
All report a fine time.
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GOOchland

Goochland, May S.-We are having
some very nice farming weather at
present.-A. p. Gabbard has lust
arrived home off of a drumming trim
thru the mountains.-The killing of
w. A. Phillips was a very sad affair
in this Observation-Disclosures court
convened at Mt. Vernon last Monday,
and they are pulling down on the
whisky men very hard.-I notice
Frank Cornett and Steve MCQUEEN
were indicted for wilfull murder and
most Of the parties engaged in the
shooting and killing and wounding
the Mullins at Livingston some time
ago were indicted and held under
bond of $4,000 each.-A still was
found on Albert Aliens place one
day last week.-T. Murphey's exam.
ming trial is set for Thursday next
at McKee,. F. Dooley lost a fine
mare on last Saturday.-Uncle Bob
Rose passed thru Goochland on last
Sunday.-John Rose has announced
that he will attend Sunday.school at
Sycamore church next Sunday. Mr..
Rose is a very able speaker, and we
are glad to have him come and
help us out in our Sunday-school and
preach some for us.-Old uncle James
Garrett is poorly at this writing
(0entinsed @ Page Eisht)
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Cofey has gone TO Red House on a
visit.-Roy ID. Isaacs spent Saturday
night with Pail Isaacs.-Miss Hazel
Isaacs, Messrs. Arnold p. Glendon,
II. Isaacs, Miss Sallie Isaacs, Misses
Nellie, Mamie and Della Cox. All
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Sophia Webb and children.-Mrs. An.
ma and Maude Alcorn visited Mrs
Hannah Williams Friday afternoon
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come unto Me and forbid them not,
for Of such is the Kingdom Of Heav-
en."-Ben Brown, who has been
sick, is no better.-Mrs. Will Ogg is
very sick.-Mr. and Mrs. L. Manuel
and children Of Lancaster were over
for the burial of Paul Raymond Mar.
tin, which took place at the Witt
graveyard Tuesday aftenon.-Mrs
Virgil Baughman Of Richmond is the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas Ogg for few
days.
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GARRARD COUNTY
White Lick

White Lick, May 8.-Sunday-school
began at White Lick last Sunday
There will be Sunday-school every
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.-B. T
Calico went to Brodhead Sunday
The White Lick choir sang and
prayed at the home of Mrs. Susie
Renfro, who is very low with tuber-
culosis, Sunday afternoon. - Miss
Stella West of Wesleyan College
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Frank Carter, who has been in the
Robinson Hospital at Berea for sew.
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES IN
CLAY COUNTY

Edmond Chestnut, age SO years,
died at the home of his son, April
q. He was one of our Civil War
veterans. He leaves three children,
Mrs. J. NJ. Morris of Hopkinsville,
Mrs. J. H. Short of Maulden, and
Mr.. Ellie Chestnut Of Malcolm, two
brothers and a host Of relatives,
friends and grandchildren to mourn
his loss. His remains were laid to
rest by the side of his wife, Mrs
Mary Chestnut, who died fourteen
years ago at the old home neal
ChestnutburR.
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IDreyfus

Dreyfus, May S.-Mrs. David Kin
dred and family visited Wallace
Chrisman from Saturday till Sunday.
Rev. johnson is holding a few
days meeting at Knob Lick school
house.-June Lain and Willie Lain
are visiting at Irvine for few days.
Mrs. Sarah Denny was the Sunday
guest Of Mrs. Willie Lain.-Ed.
Baker is sick with a pain in his hip
and can't walk without a stick.