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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
PIONEER RESIDENT
OF NAPPANEE DIES
Mrs. John Eshenbaugh Sue
cumbs After Long Illness.
Other News.
lspeelal DO ~ New.- ~


$APPANEE. Ind May 22.-F OIL
lowing a long illness. Mrs John
Eshen oaugh pioneer resident Of
this city died sunday morning al
o'clock AZ the advanced age OF II
years Mr and Mrs Eshenbaugh
moved 20 this city from Knox Ind,
As years ago settling in this com
nunlty which a. that time was vir-
Sin forest Their home now Is on
{. Main 81. They were the early set
tiers ar Nappanee and came here be-
fore railroads had penetrated
Ga ough this portion Of Indiana.
Surviving besides her husband are
seven children. Mrs. r. o. Peoples Of
GIkhart Mrs IS. S. Hamilton Of
2fishawaka. Mrs. A. l. Byler OF
HNarsaw. Mrs T. A McAndrews OF
Nappanee. Mrs Gilman Calendar OF
15ensselaer. r j. Eshenbaugh Of
Saginaw. Mich. and Marvin j..
Eshen baugh OF Laporte.
Funeral services will be held from
the Methodist church Tuesday after
noon a. $3.50 O'Clock. Rev. y. r.
betweiler officiating Burial will fol-
Gov In South Union cemetery
Mrs. Hugh J Shively of this city,
kational president OF the Womans
fIlssionary societies gave an address
Sunday night at the First Brethren
church al New Paris Ind
T. G. Leslie. trustee OF the Ash
land college and chairman OF the
Students Aid committee. accom-
panied by his wife and son Howard
attended meeting Of this commit
tee At Huntington
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Young Man Dies While
Surgeons RemOUe TOnSiIS

GOSH En-. Ind MAY 2e-GIen c.
Buler q. OF Goshen. died today OF
heart failure AZ the office Of DR. A
q Houingsworth while undergoing
an operation for removal OF tonsils
One tonsil had been taken out and
two surgeons started on the other,
when Bfler expired.
He had long been a rheumatism
patient. Surviving are his wife. one
son one daughter and his parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Seruise One Year, Released
To Face IA More Charges

OWOSsO. Mich. May %. Al
slough she has served one year in
She Detroit house Of correction for
Ayictimizing Lansing merchants with
fworthless checks. Mrs Virginia
Wainwright who also nulcted
Owosso merchants out OF consider
cable money in the same way. is far
from free she was released from
the house Of correction, May 10,
Rnd at once. was turned back TO
ehe Ingham authorities. When they
get through with her, she will be
brought here There are nine diff
ferent complaints pending against
her in Lansing and at least five
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
WILL PROBE SUDDEN
DEATH OF INFANT AT
DOWAGIAC ON SUNDAY

DOWAGIAC. Mich. May p. -
Charges Of infanticide may follow
the coroners inquest here Monday
into the death Of a baby girl that
authorities say had been neglected
for several hours They are seek
ing 10 learn how a liberation of
the infants neck was caused Dr.
G.. r. Herkimer had sewed il up.
Mrs. Viva Nash said she found the
body in an unoccupied Outbuilding
when she returned from a visit sun
day morning. After the discovery
DIR. Herkimer attended her sister
in-law Bertha Nash. Is, telephone
operator Miss Nash Is now in a
delicate condition. No attempt has
been made 10 obtain the girls
statement. She left her work at a
telephone exchange here Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Muncie Father and Son Held
For Li0uOr LAM Violation

INDIANAPOLIS. May 22.-Will-
lam FlnaE. OF Muncie. and his son.
Francis Finan. pleaded not guilty
when arraigned in federal court
here Monday charged with the pos
session OF liquor In violation OF the
Nolstead act Their bonds were
fixed at 1000 each and the da te
OF the trial was set for June Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Sen. NerO Spent $4,000 in
OneCOu1fy TO Lose PriD11r,

INDIANAPOLIS, May %. - Sen
Harry s. New. defeated for renomi-
nation in the republican primary
May by Albert j. Beverage. spent
S24.OsO.6O in Monon county in his
campaign. He listed contributions
OF s24.0S3 including a large dona-
ton 10y Charles G. Dawes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
STANDS UP IN RIDE
OF COASTER; KILLED

NEW YORK., May 22.-With one
man dead three other men and one
woman lowering between life and
death, with fractured skulls and
three others badly injured. the dis
trict attorney today started an inves-
tigation into the wreck Sunday Of a
roller coaster at Starlight Amuse-
ment park.
Cornelius F. Connolly. OPERATOR OF
the car, IL under arrest. charged
with homicide
The car in which eight passengers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
VIGOR RESTORED BY
DRUESEN-KRAFT
GLAND TREATMENT

81 what You have done for me DRUEs-
EN-KRAFT rarle-s VIII always be Ia
my home
iSIgnedl Albert Buckley.
Decatur. Illinois.
This is Just one ~ many similar cases
reported bv doctors and l~erS. lki E>-
EN KRAFT Youth Gland Be- TIE most
effective rebuildinE and reluvenatnz ton
ic ever known Brought here from Eu-
r0pe q year ago. Dkt ENEN KRAFT al
ready has thc enthusiastic audorseu enf
~ thousands ~ doctors aud users Men
and women suffering from ailments or
many years standing have been entirely
restored 90 health and viCor through this
remarkable discovery. Make the test
yourself Won WIZ be am 1zed az the rap
idty with which health and strength VIII
oe restored and increased Ask your
druggist on send your name for free
booklet On "DRT ESEN- KRAFT. the
Glands and Their Control a. Health End
Strength Compounded fu rasteless
form one week treatment S123 IS sun
Client On start Designate whether YOU
wish Male Fem afe.-
nRUESEN-KRAFT
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES Ltd.
So r. Randolph 81 Chicago. III
To he sure TO get the genuine trezas-
ment saw RI ESEN-KRAFT tabIe4eS
10 your druggist. sold In south Bend By
Central Drug Store. American Drug store
" etticks Drug store. Red Cross Drug
Store lMishaWaka) and all progressive
druRgists.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

Alleged BOOtlegger is
Presented With Bill of
SI.825 as Federal Tax

WARSAW. Ind. May %. - A
bill for t1.s25 as a tax for moon
shine. alleged 20 have been man
ufactured by him durins the last
year. has been received By John
" Smith OF near Silver Lake,
this county, from the federal gov
eminent
Smith consulted Judge Carr of
the Marshall circuit court 70 as
certain what could be done in his
behalf but received only the con-
ISOLATION Of the jurist.
II - understood that similar
bills are 70 he presented 10 A
number OF alleged moonshiners
OF KOsciusko county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
LinenGn Is ElectrOcuted
While on Telephone Pole

WASHINGTON. Ind, May %.
Ogle Lonsdale. 80, was electrocuted
on top Of a telephone pole here
Monday while repairing a trans
former tor the municipal light COM
pany. He is survived by a wife and
one child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

and the operator were riding was
travelling a. terrific speed when one
OF the passengers. Henley Spitz. 2s
stood up and was precipitated 81
feet 20 the ground Connolly told po-
lice. Spitz was killed
Connolly TANNED his emergency
brakes and the car STOPPED abruptly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
NlARInN COINTY TAXES HEAVY

TNDIANAPOLIS. Nav = = Tax
payers OF Marion county paid 81
1860 last year according 20 fig
ures tabulated Monday by Ralph
Lemocks. county treasurer The
tabulation covers the spring pay
ments on the 1921 assessment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
South Bend Man Sells His
Interest in Goshen Bank

GOSHEN, Ind, May 22.-Harry
NJ. Sanders of South Bend. formerly
OF Goshen. has sold his holdings in
the City National bank in this city,
95 shares of stock, 20 Amasa G
Hoovens, of Goshen, who. IT is said.
paid $3.50 for each 800 share
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
LogGnsPort vii abandon
Hot Water Heating Service

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22-Aband-
onment Of the hot water heating ser
vice at Logansport after May 80 by
Logansport utilities company will
be authorized by the service COM
mission. It's formal order permitting
the abandonment will be issued in
a few DAYS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
FIRST HEAT VICTIM.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22-Win-
lam Mason. a peddler. was overcome
by the heat here Monday and was
unconscious for several minutes. He
is believed 10 be the first heat vic
tim this summer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
30 - sPFAK a. WARsAW.

WARSAW. Ind. May 22-Dr.
Milford r Lyon. Winona Lake. was
selected Monday az a Joint meeting
% the g A. r. and the American
Lesion IS the speaker for exercises
he Es2 here Memorial day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

nlent. was shot 20 death by three as
sassins in the street today. Seven
shots were fred into his back. the
murderers escaping
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

No substitute for oil has yet been
invented. but there are plenty Of
substitutes for oil stocks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

throwing the other passengers out.
police declare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
SLAYERS GET ULSTER
PARLIAMENT MEMBER

BELFAST. May 22-W J. Twad-
die. a member OF the Ulster parlia-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Husband Freed, Court Ends
Charges against His Wife

Mary DeBeck. wife OF Aloyes De-
Beck. Mishawaka soft drink and
pool room owner. charged with I'M
lawful possession OF intoxicating
LIQUOR, will not stand trial in Super
Tor court on that count Her case
was dismissed upon motion OF the
state
Aloye9 DeBeck was tried in con-
nection with the case and acquitted
by a jury. The trial of his wife or
similar charge was dismissed be
cause Of lack OF evidence 10 obtain
a conviction.
The DeBecks are we'll known in
Mishawaka and leaders IN the Bel
Sian colony there.
The inner vision lifts reality into
the higher sphere Of truth-a trans
ler wherein lies the true genesis OF
poetry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

nRTESEN- KRAFT
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES TIA.
So r. Randolph ST Chicago. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
+'>A and Gossip at the Nations
Capital
WCIintiC Injunction
!; !; Most Sweeping Ever
asa Issued in Labor Case
~ ouAs1.Es R1ooKs s.urH

~ Washington. II. T. Apr" ~
4 matter OF tae>tnJunct"h 'SSueu -
\ SEQ W. AcC1intic OF the Gn'Seu so
District Court a 'har'cSt"h' w va,
IN which the Cni'"d Nine "orHers ~
America are enjo'a"d. a. n" 'anSu1S
Of. the order runs. from oo'nS any
er.ttirE that vi suppress "r unnu''
Limit the rights o; p.aintNs Z" \"u"
sf1rhy. contract WIN thrr '"'''''S
1.-The rights "' tA".T 'nP'"f''N
|, tartly contract "'h '''" ~.
=. Farrets. \ I"".'' o. '"'
Va, stopped Oyer In ~.
'-Scr~ with asS"r'"'' ''""nS' Be- =" "p''''
'-ccUnss>l TO- ih" "''"" N''" N''>''
Ina motion =" d. .''.N' b" WlH'. ''"
1IEetn -"=ard 20 -" 80" NJ N''
|. std - .s o-"tAh'> -" most '"'
p tf.,'H'r- ""' >''''''.- ."'''
III the r""d SiK"~ ~ any court d"
/ lanor ca>cS y" rH'HS'd. INV
|" eNpres~ an "rtn1"n "n"n '"' ',t,,>
tAS oI'""'n" "' IN" n'"t'"n 80
/; tho injur"''"n H. sad ~ Hr' ,''r'"
IT, discuss % ""''. 'n" court '""
fnr m"',,'' ,...,-, Iutr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
worSr,,n Confirmed

= TN~ nom'na,t"n ct H'"E|. N"rH'n'0
or.Nadi,nr V Va =" :" Jn't"d Stale
eTiarxhaI for ~, Southern DiS'rIrt ~
-NNcs, virginia. has been conrmcd by tho
). Senate.
'Nr Workman succeeds h.S hr"th"r-'n
law W H Osborne Mrs Osborn $
Mr. .Morkman's siSjcr. and Mrs. Work
man is a riece Of Congressman ''''''".'
IS Echcls and II turns out 10 h" most
ssr.Skinx case ~ keeping :he Office N
mo family" BUT cases like tina; are 70 10
-Y5und In plentiful number IN the history
E-.F- west Virginia politics students %
That bulky and interesting tonne declare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

ConpenSa Hon awards u~-~ approved
Yesterday ny Commissioner Les OF IN
Sc follSwfnG cases:
Ssm Wilson. Holden: 81 weekly 'or
10 -yesks: left f'nErr injured wills
Norking for the Island Crock Coal COM
peny, Holden.
; G. NJ. Conrad, r;cknnS. s72i wn"H'v
3or 100 weeks: thigh amputatsd while
esSrkiny for tho Ronwuod Lumber COM
pghy, Ptckcns.
sGoa Thompson. Tairnrnt: S13 weekly
~ - weeks; fingers injured while en-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
State House
Happenings

S;recial Dispatch 10 The lr'eViS"n ."
Charleston. ". Va. A"-'' -. 'h'r'
ers Of Incorporation Nor" 'ssu"I g S.
erday by the secretary Of So" {" ~
following companies:
Virginia Gasoline and p,i ""rn2an
= 'he -lcston: $1,000. 900, ~ \. Wa,'a' d"
!. 4. Seytert r. 6. AIt'z"r r. : Ro"
an and Bert Adams ali ~ Eha !esioN
McRoss Smokeless Goa. company. L..
Gar:ssT5, 00N: ]. Jay Ross. X. \. M"A' g.
ter.~H. ". Clendenins. " 4. p"Nan''
ESA. Jeereys, Logan.
x9lueheId Triangle Fra;rrna' aS-o"in
.tSn. BIueheld: $4,000. John "a E-o"r
IS4ac l. Shfkin. H. |. shot. W liian
C'.Ntwilson. Thomas ". Scott R'ten"'d
wayne Brick company. wayne. so.
900: C. II. whitescarver. T.. +. \d~l7>
=. D. Martin. ". +. Toney, A. t. Pres
ton. Williamson.
Bradleys Drug store. Inc. Mat"a.,,
$4,000: Thomas ". Bradley. E.Fah"'f
w. Bradley, c. /. H;dIncer. NJ
Vaughan, VI. L. Vaughan. Mat"ak a.
FUrion Detective Agency. lnr. Morgan
tSwn: $4,000: q. W. Rogers. Fiovd Pie.
~. Sherman Tenant. Charles : Cot"
Ssn. George A Anderson. al Of Morgan
tpvA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Ten new deputies for III" state rr"h.
bltion department Will hc appointed
within three weeks by commissioner
W. q. Brown and assigned |" - many
districts In the state. Il was announced
yesterday The salaries OF the deputies
will be from 500 and $50 a month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Tne Post Orrir" p~part mcnt mas for
varded commissions 10 Ihr following
named West Virginia 1"Stmas'crS.
Presidential class. April - paw
John o. stone: Traloc. John {. SmNh'
AprIl & Rerwlnd. Charles L. Packard
Cedar Gro~e. Wafer e Whalcy: Jan"
sc,It StraHv Welrh. p"lf-Sd
Fourth CAS- ..pr.rS COW sum
emma Hughes. a"'lnS postmaster
ted, Lcsagr. john " l.as'"y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

ployed by the A7Nwrieht Coal company,
FairnonL
Thomas Grca thCAI Biz -Four. s>.i'
weekly for DO weeks: nng"rs Hnrntat"A
while In the employ OF IT." +! -Ir"d. L,
PocahonLas Coal company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Wa, h.ngr"n Herald l. "'I :""n bs
nIc !"r tn" thrifty man /" lie de Nhat
i,' VIII do Win i1Hl Stra" nat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19

tered southern selling at this level and
Tho Bcperai market c!oaed barely steady.
but from TO Is pD!nts net higher. The
opening was steady at decline OF
points To an advance Of points and the
insri,t soon became htn. on reports that
considerable Fhspmeni5 were pending from
the loSn! stock. thu sustained Improve
mcnt shown oy I-,ic1 hire trade reports.
aud apprehension u cnewed showers or
rains IN thc Sou:h orcT Sunday.
telegram, from Nav OrleaD, reporting
"a better srot demand also was factor
o.. inc rally. .r...n caIr!:d March CON
Ing ;he middle Of the ;nornls,:, or about
!. - H. points net higher.
scattered Southern s'lIi again
showed iis"lf above tins lsc !av". .O- MAJ
contracts. which sugge<tsd tnat the spOs
cotton available around present price
h-ined ." check the nd,;Uce and las,
prices were several points on from the
b,.t under real!z ~. her. were ru'nors
ihat .hipr-n,s 49, % il" made from tn.
loCK' ccr,ncaisd &" * aSgregatiug about
.P.ftp haler Csy''hcnts:' On 900 bales Were
51!d 10 have b.sn Cancelled yesterday.
a"n IL was sunayssl That ocginn!ns
ton uiih"uGa Il ;rLy take several we.iiJ
u complete The lu1s".n1nt.
on the Other hand. the local bur-au
tr-p2c'sd i,:i5 bale. ~ cotton added 30
m" .'cai s,O'k y.s,-'dav. and ino,e cot
ten Is e1pected her" from the South.
goods trade news or thu New EnrIani
labor s;aa.ion. one OF che private cables
from LIVER DOL said there had been OK
tSnsi,r burinC o. piece E,'Cis LAT.
csrli-" Tor Calcutta. also more inGui-T
tn- cll1s. IL - reported taaI British mil,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
.EEW FAVOR|TEs SHOW
SLIGHT REACTIONS
Big Federal Tax Payments
Reflected in Larger
Bank Loans.
FoaETGN EXCHANGE nooMs
London Hntc Goes Higher. RenrhIn9
Level but little neIO,v HIub M,rIx
FOREIGN ExcmANGE NOON
London Rntc Goes Higher. RenchInu
Level but Little below High Mark
Made by February BusIncss In
European bills.
LEE AssoeIated Press. ]


NEW YORK. March Is.--Pront
taking. the Inevitable result of an
active and generally higher price
movement, marked the week end
session OF the stock exchange. n few
favoritcs reacting from fractions to
slightly over one point.
Extreme declines were generally
reduced or entirely enaced, how
ever In tho short covering of the
final dealings. especially among
rails and oils. The few distinctly
strong features included New York
Central. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
and several OF tho leather special
tica.
Incidents dealing with marhet
ralucB again were constructive for
the most pnrt although mercantile
reviews from important ccnters re-
ported continuance OF tho con-
servativc attitude by commercial in
iercsts.
The very lively week in the stock
market nnd heavy Federal tax pay
monts found reflection IN the clear
ing house statement. which showed
an increase OF almost sf3,o0Q.Q00 In
spctual !ouns and discounts. Net de-
mand dcposita Increased slightly
over $4,000. 600. and II cash gain Of
about NS.I50.000 increased excess re-
serves to more than tI3,OUe.0Q0 as
against deficit OF slc.ooo,o0D in the
previous fortnight.
Foreign exchanges expressed tho
better state OF European political
and economic conditions. The Lon
don rate was at it's highest level Of
the week and within 4 cents OF the
February high record Continental
quotations, the German mark again
excepted. were cOncurrcntly higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
II TAKING IS LARGE FEATURE OF WEEK LEND NlARKET

CONTINUED ON Eighth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
MANY NEW BOND
OFFERINGS ABSORBED
LIZ hs.ocln,ed pre-,.l

NEW YORK. March is--The week In
tho bond market wha note"O, thy !oE tno
p~9s"uiatiOn ~ 'nArE nov CU.Eiig-. all "
Nhich were. ren!l = aLsu'Esi. IL. many "
stances. such u, she Sinciiir Sf2Voty9 a..
Duich EahI IHdich. f2y.J1.Ho and Fhris.
Lyons .''sch1 halfway :5".fel.Jh O..
there were !ls:c Hvc- sis,:' i.'Iua4.
New 's'urs asS'cSaNls at least 'iS>.-
1920 are - h. uilt'T"r,t'-n LAT wee h
and mare European c3irm1rSial ciri -
are under negotiation gA we'll as several
loans To- Latin. AgIcr'cin countries.
rOdny's bo"i market Wa ctiiy Tpi"ra,c-
~ active. hut trpRi AMI IN IT' nvh
I.vern;n, in4dc new Ds zoo TIL wear.
and the trent 4IrDIg dUIG..i'c rn!,- and
'ndGstr!lls wtz TOWARD insrcared HIM
ness.
Linrr;y BORIS were n'S>: Irninin-it. ;hc
trading ia tho.e !.sues inciurinE one block
uf S.Vi.",l ,psr NalGr, fourth AS ~ 300.
Iuini shlcs OF bonnh aggregated fil.2Ni.U.l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19

cotton today. but In the latter half Of the
session there was iexs demand. recent
nuJsTs TOOK profits and prices gagged on
gain OF but to points May closed al
!;.is Expectations OF rain over Sunday for
thc greater part NJ the bel; we're rc-
spon-iblc for much OF the huyinR bu;
more or less Of the demand was due to
private cAbleETanis from Liverpool Claim :
mr. TINT much lille machinery in Man
chester was being nta.;ci un again and
that unem p!oymeRt there was decreasing
ana there aino was moderate buying on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
BRITISH MILL GAINS
HELP N. Y. COTTON
Inv Assncin,ah pra.sl

by Associated Pressl
NEW YORK. March is.--The cotton mar
kct was higher on continued reports OF
Improving British trade conditions and
talk Of unsettled weather conditions in
The South. May contracts sold up TO is 10
but met q little more realizing and scat ,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-25
ULYSSES

Several from here attended church
at Chestnut Grove Sunday.
Misses George and Alta Miller at
tended church at Chestnut Grove Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs, C. F. Compton and daughters
are visiting friends at Charley this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Edwards have
returned home to Bownemont, w. Va.
after spending a few days with home
felix's
Miss Edna Borders and Miss Laura
Pickett were the dinner guests of
Misses Mia and Madgie Borders Sun
day.
Mrs. John Pickett and children were
the pleasant over night guests of her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Borders,
Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Jones and sister have re-
turned home to Portsmouth after
spending few days with her parents
and friends at this place.
A. L. Borders left last Monday for
Matewan where he will work for a
while.
Mrs. Roy Borders and little daugh-
tiers were the Sunday evening guests
of Mrs. Henry Borders.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Miller and lit
tie son visited home folks last week.
They have returned to their home at
Catlettsburg.
Miss Dorothy Pickett is visiting her
sister and relatives at Catlettsburg.
Monroe Castle and Clyde Castle of
Lowmansville were calling on their
| best girls here Sunday.
!, Alton Davis called on his best girl
at Lowmansville Sunday.
Misses Madgie and Mia Borders,
Laura Pickett, Lora Edwards attend
ed church at Chestnut Grove Sunday.
| Aunt Gemima Borders left Saturday
for Portsmouth, o., where she will
| spend a few days with her sister and
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurmon Jones have
returned to their home at Portsmouth
after spending few days with home
folks.
| Fenton Pack called on his best girl
at Lowmansville Sunday
! Clarence Estep and Mr. and Mrs. j.
D. Burton were the Sunday evening
guests OF her brother. A. Borders.
Erna Burton made business trip
to Louisa Saturday.
Eliza Davis attended church at
! Charley Sunday.
| Mrs. Roscoe Borders and little son
and daughter were the dinner guests
Of her sister Sunday.
| Mrs. Dave Davis and Ora Borders
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Bor-
ders Monday at Henrietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. #. Burton who
have been keeping house for their son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bur-
ton at Charley have returned home.
Let us hear from Trad again.
| BILLY BUTT IN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-25
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