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SHANK BACKS
ELLIOTT IN CITY
PAVING FIGHT
CONTINUED on Page Eighty

ding, for $1.56 a lineal foot of property
frontage and $1.65 a lineal foot of half
intersections. This bid, the engineer
figured, totaled $2S.41 higher than that
Of Schwert Brothers. The engineer, how.
ever, had recommended that all bids be
rejected because two contractors had
submitted figures lower even than Schwert
Brothers, but their bids could not be ace
cepted on account Of Irregularities. Mr..
Elliott, it is said, recommended that all
bids be rejected in the belief that when
readvertised the resolution would draw
much lower prices. The irregular bid Of
John Arnold & Company, for instance,
was approximately 5000 under that of
the successful bidder, Garriott, it was
said. The Arnold Lid was irregular be-
cause it included no bid upon intersec-
lions.
Mr.. Freeman said "if schwert Broth
ers' bid was rejected 1t was because it
was irregular. We just let the contract
to the lowest regular bidder rather than
go to the expense Of readvertising and
holding up the work"
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MARRIAGE Licenses

William Apple, Oaklandon. Ind....... 80
Elizabeth Day, Oaklandon. Ind....... 81
C. F. Roberts, $50 W. Michigan...... q
Charlotte lancaster, ia Goode ave.. 10
James Scott. 1447 Kappes ............ 81
Mile johnson. city ................... "a
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GHOST OF KING DICK.

LONDON, March 3.--The simple coun-
try folk living about Bosworth Field.
where Richard III was defeated, reported
that they frequently see walking about
ghost With a luminous green cloak and
a golden crown.
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Iowa State Prison
.Menaced by Flames

KEOKUK. Iowa. March 3.-The Iowa
State prison at Madison was threatened
by fire today, according to -eports reach
Ing here. Fire equipment has been
rushed.
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STILL THEY FALL
Brokerage Firms Continue to
Go Down.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Announcement
was made from the rostrum OF the New
York Stock Exchange today Of the fail
ure Of George w. Kendrick III & Co. OF
Philadelphia. The firm was admitted to
the stock exchange Dec. ID. 1919.
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was fled in the United States District
Court against Charles A Bertram & Co.,
brokers. Announcement Of the suspen-
sion Of the firm from the Consolidated
Stock Exchange had been made earlier
in the day.
An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the federal District Court
against Libby & Company, stock BrOk-
ers, by three creditors.
PHILADELPHIA, March San IN
voluntary petition In bankruptcy was
filed In the United States District Court
today against Gerson and Company,
brokers' Alexander Conn, counsel for the
cerditors, said liabilities Of the company
to customers were about $4,000 and
liquid assets about $4,000.
MONTREAL, Quebec, March 3-A
temporary receiver was today appointed
for the local branch Of the stock brok-
erage firm Of A. ]. Deschamps and Com
pany. successors Of Friedman, MarkelsOn
and Company.
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will do almost anything to get money"
Holmes then continued. Francis told
me he wanted to make a statement re-
pudiating the statement he had formerly
made, I said to him, Mr.. Francis, Is
the story you have told that was pub
lished in the newspaper true or untrue ?
and he said that the story was not true
so far as Hartman was concerned.
Detective Elvin told me that while
BIodgett was in the ante room waiting 20
see Captain De Forester, BlOdgett had
said to him, This will be the biggest
thing-'"
1t was at this point that Prosecutor
Evans broke in with a serious of strenu-
Gus objections.
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INDICATES
PRICE PAID FOR
CONFESSION

CONTINUED From snse one.)
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WISHED STENOGRAPHER
TO TAKE STATEMENT.

After the court had ruled in favor of
the defense, Mr.. Holmes resumed his
testimony and said that Francis had
expressed a desire to make a statement
with sstenographer present and correct
one he had given Blodgett and which
he said was untrue.
Detective Elvin told me- the witness
said, that he didn't get anything out
Of this but TO lose his job. When ]
told this to Francis he answered, Hell
that don't make any difference. 1t Is
good radiance"
At the close OF his testimony Holmes
said that a Louisville attorney, Higgins
Dy name, who was employed by Francis,
had told him:
Francis is the biggest liar l ever
knew"
Prosecutor Evans objected strenuOusly
to this and urged that It be stricken from
the record, but Judge Balm ruled that
Evans himself had opened the door to
this matter in the early stages Of the
trial and could not now ask that 1t be
closed.
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Enjoy all the splendid physfc-action
on the bowels of a dose of epson salts
without the awful taste snd nausea
few cents buys a handy package Of
"Epsonade Salts" the wonderful discov-
cry Of the American EPSON Association.
Even children gladly take It. Drug.
stores.-AdYertisemen
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.SIPE RELATES
INSIDE STORY
OF FUNDS USE

Continued From Page OneJ
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: NERVOUS" SICK PEOPLE


Ugh spirits, vitality, and
Resolve to Danish your
aims, your mental worry
iron, phosphorotls, and
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ROCkCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta, Jan. l5.-On Wednes.
day morning, January II, 1922, about
$3.50 o'clock the body of Fred (Done)
Shcarer was found hanging by rope
in his barn. at his home, about one
mile from here. He had spent Mon
day night at the home of Samuel
Cofrcy, a neighbor. The last that was
seen Of him by nearby neighbors was
early Tuesday morning as he return
cd home. Major Gadd, neighbor, was
the first TO find him; he had called
on business. He had sold his farm
(the old homestead 10 Carlos Nc.
Hone and was planning to go and
spend the winter with his brother in
Indiana. The cause for this suicide
is not known. He was n veteran Of
the late world war and saw active
service in foreign countries. He
leaves six brothers and four sisters
TO mourn his loss. He was laid TO
rest in the family burying grounl
Thursday afternoon. The pallbearers
were J. $. Swinford, J. II Kindred,
Robert Chestnut, Joe and Milburn
Gatlif. JAS Ilammonds, Rev. Cole
and Col. Baker of Berea. Fred had
been a member Of the Baptist church
at Macedonia for several years. Rev.
A u Cole gave n hrief talk and led
prayer His favorite songs were
rendered; Nearer My God to Thee"
and "Jesus. Lover Of My Soul"
This is the sixth death in this family
in little more than six years. The
bcreaved ones have our deepest sym
pathy.
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MADISON COUNTY
RIue Lick

Too late for publication last week.
Blue Lick, Jan. 9.-January and
March have exchanged schedules.
The balmy days, the magnificent
dawns and sunsets, the song of birds.
the plowman whistling in the field as
he turns the mellow sod, all attest
that spring is here. "Out from the
chamber of the South" comes the
warm breezes that frightened old
Borcas back TO his native zone and
the treasures Of snow and hail"
that should have been vouchsafed to
this part Of the mundane sphere. re-
main locked and the weather prophets
are puZZling over the mystery, as
even as much as the contemporaries
Of job who were doubtless ignorant
Of scientific facts.-The probable
passage Of the Sapiro plan as bill
now before the Legislature has given
an impetus 10 the tobacco industry
in this section and large acreage for
INT pI'N'Ht year II pTtulC ted ne
foXhound owners Of this vicinity are
wearing crepe as quite n number Of
valuable dogs have been caught and
manned in steel traps in the hills.
thereby depriving the hunters of
their sport in the chbse-Gus Bratoh-
or had the misfortune to lose his
horse while on visit 10 his brother,
Carl, in this vicinity. Saturday nisht.
The horse attempted to jump n wire
fence and sustained broken neck
Lloyd Powell and family of Livings-
ton are visiting F. A. Campbell in
this vicinity and old frionds.-C. G..
Flarnery, who is located at Nashe-
vile, Tenn, returned. after spending
the holidays here with relatives. He
went via Lexington, Louisville. Dan
vile, and Versailles. He visited the
Hereford Stock Farm Of J. n. Cam
den and Col. Taylor Of Versailles, and
Mckee Brothers, who are noted for
the finest breed Of Duroc hogs; also
A. ID. Bradshaw. of Danville, who has
a fine farm Of Angus cattle at Dan
vile, Ky, and Springfield, H., a for
mcr Berea student.
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JACKSON COUNTY
kerby kpob

Kerby Knob, Jan. l6.-We have
been having cold winter weather for
the past week. The first snow that
has covered the ground-There will
be n sale at The home Of uncle Cal.
win Powell, deceased, Tuesday, Jan
uary l7.--Elmer Click purchased n
nice Jersey COW from steve Engle for
the sum Of s3l.-Myrtlc Thomas Wis
tied Ruby Johnson, Saturday night.
Mrs. Walter Click and children
have been seriously i'll but are now
improving. Mr.. and Mrs n. r. Will
iams visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Hymer Of Red Lick, Sat.
urday night and Sunday of last week
John Rcecc Of Bcrca was the guest
Of Roy Click Sunday. Earl Powell
Of Big Hill called at the home Of !.
II. Click. Sunday Mrs. G. w. John
son is on the sick list
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Wylie farm for the past two years,
has moved into the house with his
father, John Quinley.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Botkins spent Sunday with his
father, Lewis Botkins.-Walter Eden,
son Of Arthur Eden, and Mollie
Combs were married last week.
Mary Mahafry, the little daughter Of
Sidney Mahafry of Ohio, is spend
ing the winter with her aunt, Kath-
crime Botkins.-Chas. McDaniels Of
West Union was at Eliga Grants one
day last week on business.-W Walter
Gadd is moving TO Climax on o. T.
Fennars farm, and Harvey Huff is
moving 10 the farm vacated by Mr..
Gadd.-Chas. Williams sold TO Vol.
ford Logsdon Of Berea a nice lot Of
corn for 1915 per barrel.-W Wood
ford and Lee Botkins Of High Point
visited relatives here Saturday night.
-Eppie Williams of Berea spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks here.
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Conkling

Conkling, Jan. 14.-Jasper Ander-
son is doing some carpenter work for
his brother, J. w. Anderson.-Dr. An
derson was called Thursday TO see f.
V. Taylor, who was thought to have
pneumonia-David Deaton has re-
turned from Newport, where he has
been on duty with Co. H., 149th In
fantry. William TREE has CONT to
live with his uncle, Chester TREE
On account of rough, cold weather
Ed J. w. Anderson failed to fill his
regular appointment at Liberty Sat.
urday and Sunday-Charle and Ell
mer Williams returned Monday from
Jackson county, where they had been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Jane
Williams.-Eld. J. w. Anderson was
called, December 3lst, to preach the
funeral Of Mrs. Nan Hughes.
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CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine. Jan. live are having
some real winter weather at last
Miss Bessie Pennington, who has
been very poorly. seems to be inn
provinP-T. y. Roberts will soon
move 10 James Bowman's place
Mrs. Martha Rice is very poorly with
pneumonia fevcr-C. W. Clay of Nc
Whortcr passed thru here today
Brownlow Bingham of Gray Hawl
is visiting relatives at this place
Levi Pennington Of Boone county is
visiting relatives at this place. l..
Pennington, Jr., is very poorly with
inhammatory rheumatism. Isaac
Howard of Hamilton, o., is visiting
his parents at this place.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Hurley, who have been
very poorly with lagrippe, are inn
proving Mrs. O. l.. Pennington of
Chestnutburg and Mrs. Edith Hop
per spent Tuesday with Lizzie Pen
nington.-James Bowman of Man
chester was at this place on business
a few days ago.-Mrs. Rebecca Rice,
who has had lagrippe, is better
II. c. Morgan, a former student of
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DRIP Rock, Jan. l3.-We are hav.
ing some more rain this week in
this vicinity. hut il has turned quite
cool now Misses Hazel and Beulah
1saacs are visiting their grandfather,
n. II. Isaacs, at present-Mrs. An
ma Alcorn and grandson, Roy r. Will
liams. are making an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Irvine
John NJ Alcorn is doing jury serv-
ice at Mckee. II is reported that
this is the strictest court that has
been held at Mckee in years. We
earnestly hope that they will put the
whisky all out, for il is being the
cause ~ many happy families being
broken up and many poor children
becoming orphans Mrs. Eta Lakes
is attending court at Mckee this
week The Baptist meeting at Drip
Rock was failure on account OF
bad weather Bro Cox failed 20
come. - Pail and Hannah Isaacs
visited their sister, Mrs. Sophia Webb.
Friday night-Joc Evcrsole visited
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II lsaacs from Fri
day till Sunday. Sparks
spent Saturday night with his sister,
Mrs. Rosa Eavcs Charlie Sparks
was the guest ~ his brother. Mr.
John Sparks. Sunday nght-Mrs.
Tct Isaacs spent Tuesday with Mrs
Mollie Isaacs -,Iune Eversole visited
Mitchell Richardson Saturday sight.
Roy u. Isaacs visited Pail Isaacs
Saturday night.-Nernon and Artie
Lakes and Roy Williams visited N
II. Isaaes Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A.
c. Alcorn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Grant Sparks, Sunday.
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Goochland, Jan. l6-We are hav-
ing some very cold weather at this
writng.-A. 7. Gabbard, salesman
for the Berea Milling Co., came in
Saturday, after being out all week
He reports the roads in bad condi-
tion.-The Jackson county circuit
court closed on last Wednesday after
holding court only about five days,
and the grandjurors made upwards
81 800 indictments. They made the
moonshincrs and bootleggers live
hard. and we believe hereafter that
there will be less violations commit
ted everywhere. as the courts seem 10
have made up their minds To give the
lawlcss element the full benefits Of
the law. which ! am proud to see far
il ever there was a time when we
needed the law enforced, il is now;
and believe il will be enforced To a
greater extent than II IN" been for
several years Bill Bailey's boy got
his finger shot Off with a shot gun on
last Friday-Our regular meeting
AZ Sycamore church will be on the
fourth Saturday and Sunday Of the
month, as usual with Bro. Freeman
as pastor Good luck to The Citi-
zen and its many readers
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GARRARD COUNTY
Nina

Nina, Jan. 17.-Ebb Lamb has two
children very sick with pneumonia
Lucy Kidd was the guest of Miss
Bessie Baker Saturday night.-Miss
Bessie Spoonamore has returned from
Blick TO Nina.-The stork visited at
Charlie Mobley's last Saturday night
and left a baby.-Obb Coffey and
family visited at Logy Coffey's Satur-
day night.-Mrs. Clay Anderson and
children and Miss Cora Fletcher were
dinner guests at Andy Matlock's last
Monday.-Hobert Malear has return
ed home after an operation at the
Robinson Hospital, for goiter.-Ham-
elton Ray was a visitor at A. c. Mat
locks, Sunday.-Bill Virgins has
two children down with pneumonia
Leila Lucille, the baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Anderson, is very low and not
expected to live. with pneumonia and
spinal meningitis.-The family of
Andy Matlock has been on the sick
list for the last two weeks with some
thing like flu.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
East have moved into their house at
Nina.-Most people are about to get
thru stripping tobacco in this com.
munity.-Mrs. Bette McLear is very
sick at this writing.-Miss Gladys
Chance spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Bessie Baker.
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Witt

Witt, Jan. l5.--There is quite a
lot Of sickness in this vicinity; sew
eral cases Of pneumonia, but not any
deaths yet Married, Janu-
AIRY 9Th, Lula Richardson and Walter
Miller of West Irvine. We wish
them much joy and a long and happy
life.-Miss Jewel and Opal McGeorge
Of West Irvine were visiting their
cousins, Misses Edith and Edna Nc
George, few days ago.-Circuit
court begins at Irvine, Monday.-Al-
ford Isaacs and family of Rice Sta
ton have moved to the old Bill Witt
place.
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Travellers Rest, Jan. l6.-Wm
Gabbard made a business trip 10
Mckee the past Henry Ven
able made n business trip To jack.
son ltown) the past week.-Our
new county Judge, Vincent Thona' 4,
has been out with his team the past
week, overseeing road construction
He promised before he was elected
to help himself and he is faithful
10 that promise, as we can sec
Conley Mainous moved 10 Sclbcrt
Rowlettc's place the past week --
Dudley Wilson is soon 10 become a
citizen Of our town He bought the
Palmer Scott property and will move
the coming Week.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Hcmphill our Sunday school SUPER
jntendcnt, will 90 To Pennsylvania
the coming week for two months'
vacation While away DR.. +. r.
Lawrence will take charge Of the
work Miss Ella Bother is on the
sick list She missed coming 10 Sun
day-school. Sunday, the first time
in five years Since Christmas we
have enrolled more than thirty new
students in our school. Our enroll
mcnt now stands one hundred and
twenty Mr. and Mrs. J. u Marcum
spent the week END with Mrs Mar
Gums parents at Vincent.
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ESTIII COUNTY
holland

holland, Jan. live are having
cold weather here now.--Mrs. Mag.
gle Coffey Of Duncannon is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs. Mary Crow and daughter
spent Tuesday night and Wednesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Price Lay
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warford Of Wagers-
vile were the guests Of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Winkler,
Saturday night and Sunday.-Alford
Winkler has moved to the Gum Wink
Ter place, and jeff Johnson has bought
the Clark Winkler fam.--Mr and
Mrs. Clayton Winkler we're the
guest Of Mr.. Amos Richardson,
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary l.. Cole and
children were the guests of Mr.
Huston Walton, Monday.-Mr. Robert
Wnkler was the guest of w. l.. Lay.
Saturday night.--A. B. Garrett and
wont 10 Irvine Monday to county
court. They are making the moon
sinners live hard here now. They
tore up one still on Locust Branch
the other night and poured out 10
barrels Of mash and captured two
Hubert Arvine took his tobac.
co 10 Richmond, Monday.-Butler
Walton has rented David Oglesby's
farm, and he will move TO Pamela.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Slate Lick

Slate Lick, Jan live are hav-
ing some real spring weather at this
writing.-H. NJ. Snyder returned from
Lawrencehurg, where he was called
on account Of the serious illness of
his sister-in-law and reports that she
is no better-D. G.. King of Normal.
ILL.,, returned home, after spending
the holidays with his sisters. Mrs. W.
ID. Parks and Mrs. Thena Rutherford.
Claude Williams moved to the
house vacated by Simon Isaacs.-
Most Of the farmers have sold their
tobacco crops. W. M. Snyder sold his
for 26 cents straight.-Mrs. A. J..
Mcclure and Mr. f. N. McCor-
mick visited her sister, Mrs. Jas. Hud-
son, who has been sick. one day last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parks
Of Slate Lick spent Sunday with
their son, II. j. Parks.--Pete Herring
and Fannie Easley (colored) were
united in marriage last week.
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Bobtown, Jan. &c. ID. Smith and
family Of Berea spent Sunday with
l.. L. Begley and family-Agnes
Lawson and Maud Lewis are in Be
rea TO attend school the Winter
Term.-Moving seems to be the chief
occupation for the past week. Many
changes have been made. We regret
TO give up our good neighbors, but
we welcome our new ones-L. L. Beg
ley moved TO his farm that he re-
Gently bought near Berea.-Hudson
Powell moved to the farm just va.
Gated by Mr.. Begley-Daniel Pane
moved to Acie Parks place. Mr..
Eversole moved where Mr.. Pane
lived last year.-About all of the
small crops Of tobacco have been
sold and all realized fair price
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Moody and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Lawson and family.-Miss Carrie
Green Of Big Hill is spending a few
days with her grandmother, Mrs. VIM
Rucker.-Rev. J. r. Parker, one of
Berea Colleges students, will preach
here Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night Everybody invited to
hear him.-Good luck to The Citizen
and its many readers.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
No correspondence published
not for publication u plainly

ness a few days ago.-The Sinking
Valley Sunday.school closed January
ith with good treat, and very
large crowd-Mick Isaac's children,
who have been very i'll with malaria
and typhoid fever, are out again
The Wople are beginning TO have
some winter in this vicinity.
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Delicate Distinction.

waiter-Did you have lobster or OK.
tail soup, sirf
Diner--I don't know-it tasted most
" like soap.
waiter-That was the lobster soup.
sir. The oxtail tastes like parafiin.-
London Tt-Bits.
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kerby Knob

Kerby Knob, Jan. l3.-Mrs Pheoba
Isaacs is very ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Sol.
Hammond is visiting at Clear Creek.
Isaac Smiths boy, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia fever. is bet
ter at this writing. Mrs. Rilda Lain
hart visited her daughter, Mrs. Alma
Collins last Week.-Mrs. Vina Spivey
is staying at Godfrey Isaacs.-Sim
Hobbs went 10 Wind Cave on bust
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Language Of the People.

when you find the abbreyiatiOn
'CollOp.' after word In dictionary
that means II is colloqulal.'
"Of course" said the practical poll
tician. And that part of the dlction-
AIRY is used by successful canpaigners
mere than any other"
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Pamela

Pamela, Jan. 17.-George Richard
son has moved to the Elliott place
Ruck Cain of Waco has purchased
the Amos Richardson property and
moved to same.ZBailey Richardson
has moved on the farm of Amos Rich
ardson near Little Rock.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wilgus Hunter and children and
Rena May Powell were guests at
Idle Wild Farm-Mrs. Virgie Rich
ardson and Mrs. Giles Hunter were
dinner guests of Mrs. c. NJ. Rawlings.
Monday.-Grover Hunter and family
and Ed. Rose We're Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Hunter.-Dr. J. A..
Mahaffey, formerly Of Sturgeon but
now Of Richmond, was called. recent
ly, to see Mrs. J. w. Richardson Of
Nogel. He greatly delighted his old
friends at Idle Wild Farm by stop.
ping TO see them. The wife of Rev.
j. W. Richardson is convalescing
nicely.
Dreyfus
Dreyfus, Jan. 15.-W B. Layne of
this place is still on the sick list
Robert Davis is visiting home folks.
Claude Pickett is home for a few
days from Irvine.-There has been a
Sunday school organized at the Bap-
fist church Of this place.-Rev. T. II.
Hill visited J. f. Lain, Sunday.-The
folks enjoyed a nice little dance at
Tom Winkler's Wednesday night
Rivus Lain is fixing TO return to IT,
linois, where Re will be united in
marriage to Miss Marie Mitchell
We wish them much joy.-Miss Bar
bara Pittman gave candy party
Saturday evening.-Simon Pittman,
who has had typhoid fever, is able to
be out again.-George Hurd visited
J. f. Pittmsn, Sunday.-John Robin
son Of this place is moving away TO