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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
ROOSEVELT SCOUTS
HOLD TRACK MEET

Camp Roosevelt. Ind, Aug, 12.v,-
Manuel Levin, 56l7 South Michigan
avenue, Chicago, and Arthur Standau,
Pittsburgh, shared honors In the
track, field and swimming meets here
Yesterday. Levin, who Is n member
OF Company T., won first place In the
80, 100 and go yards dashes. Stan.
dau. Company A, scored In the 80 and
100 yard free style swimming race
and 80 yard back stroke. Other first
place winners in swimming were:
Ivan Colder Pittsburgh, John Koz-
lik, Chicago; Il. Herbert, Chicago. -.
Track and field winners were DO
seph Brandon, Chicago Theodore
Pearson, Hinsdale: Milton H. Smith,
Laporte, Ind; Murie Tweedle Web
ster City, Ia F.r} r.a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12

that they might take him to the
woods and beat him up.
He ordered the men from his prop
eity, and when they did not 20
told Capt. Edward kittelsen OF the
Moline police department to arrest
thcm on charges of treSpas5ins, Then
they lett,
Later ia the evening the mayor
came To the office of United states
Commissioner Tom Sinnet in Moline,
where the warrant charging criminal
contempt OF court was served ON
him. His bond of $1,000 was signed
by Chief of Police Ben DE Jaefer.
The hearing will be held in Moline
on Aug eS,
The mayor is prominent socially.
His wife is a granddaughter of John
Deere, founder of the John Deere
Piow company,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
OTTER CREEK

AIR. aud Mrs. Bert Flanagan spen
Monday ut the Seller home near Cor
nell
Airs Earl Morrison and daughte
Maxine called at the ". a, Treno
home Wednesday
MIR, and Mrs Il. c. Harber spen
SUNDAY evening at the William Don
aldsun home near Grand Ridge
Mr. and Mrs. A. $. Poole motored
to Glen park Saturday and spent tn,
day,
I Elizabeth Harry spent a couple OI
/ DAYS this week with Virginia Ire
nor,
Frank Cook of Streator drove out
to the farm Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs A. $. Poole visited
starved Rock Sunday.
MIR Frank Peterson ST. and daugh'
ter Kate were recently visitors in
Grand Ridge.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Baker is quite sick with an
attack of appendicitis
Noryal Galloway and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gochanour spent
Wednesday ut Starved Rock
Mr. and Mrs. c. w HARDER of
Streator spent Tuesday at the Lew
Pearson home
Rev. ana Mrs. X. r Brothers mo
tOrcd Thursday to Dwight To visit
their son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harder aud
daughter Hazel called at the Il, C..
HARDER home Tuesday.
Mrs. Weiben and daughter Laura
entertained company from Streator
Wednesday
Frank Reed and family visited ON
Sunday with friends in Streator.
Mrs. George FIoduer is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Seeger. OF Strea-
tor this week.
Mrs. John Stebar Of Manhattan
III. spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Malcolm Trenor
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harder spent
"Wednesday at the Il G. HARDER home
here
Mr. and Mrs +. &, Baird and daneh-
ter Kathleen of Gaiesburg came last
To spend two weeks va
cation with the formers mother Mrs.
Chris Wolfanger.
Mrs. Herman Benckendorf enter.
tanned Mrs Walter Rush oi Streator
aud Mrs Omar Duis of Lansing, !
Mich, Tuesday.
Mrs. Taylor Jones is having her
farm buildings all painted.
Ed Andrews and family have mo-
tored to visit relatives in Wiscon-
sin for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Mae Stebar of Streator spent
Thursday at the NJ A. Trenor home
William Laughner received sad
news last week informing him of the
death of brother, who resides in
the east,
Mrs. Andrew Durdan spent We'd
neSday at the Pete Durdan Sr home
Mrs Herman Steidle aud Miss Sa
die Naughton assisted Mrs Joe Kuhn
cock for threshers Wednesday
Mrs Mike Kavinsky helped cook
for the threshers at the Pete Durdan
home Thursday
Ernest King and Gail Hill are both
enjoying new Chevrolet touring cars.
Herman Horn and family and Miss
Ora Harris spent Sunday at the VOL
fanger home.
Misses Gladys Glcim and Lizzie Fo-
gle and Glen Horn attended the chau
tauqua at Pontiac Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. 4, Benckendorf, |
Edward Jones and Mr. and Mrs. T. |
Harry spent Thursday evening at
the VI. G. 1'renor home.
Misses Friedhaber of Galesburg |
have been visiting at the Bert West |
home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
AUSTRALIAN STARS
DEFEAT FRENCH FOR
WORLD NET HOM0RS.
ANTiPoDEANS CAPTURE Thrill.
LING CONTEST IN PLAY FOR pA,
Wis CUP - PATTERSON iNJuR.
ED DURING MATCH.

Chestnut Hills. Mass, Aug, T.,
APD--The Australian tennis play.
ers, Gcrald Patterson aud Pat O'llara
Wood, advanced yesterday over the
representatives OF France in the dou'
bles match OF the Davis cup conten.
ton,
In another iivc-set match. which
was noteworthy alike for the Strate-
ey and stroke involved, they defeat
ed the team OF Andre Colbert and
Henri Cochct so, 6-S, 46, So, los
The effect OF the victory. which
they gained after tussle which al
terrately Went the way of France
and then went the way OF the land
down under, was 20 make it necos.
sary for the antipodeans To win only
one OF the two singles matches sched.
uled tomorrow tot qualify them To
meet Spain in the final match of the
pre- iimtuary round at Philadelphia.
Patterson. victor over Colbert ycSter-
day meets the Young star, CoChet, to-
morrow; OlIara Wood defeated by
CoChct, will match strokes with Go.
hort
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
DANFORTH RELEASED
BY ST. LOUIS BROWNS

st Louis. Aug 12,-Piteher Dave
Danforth, for whom the st Louis
Americans gave Columbus eight play
ers last spring, will he released under
option.
Business Manager Bob Quinn Of
the Browns has announced Danforth
will not depart for Chicago tonight
With the Browns.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

New York, 3; Philadelphia :.
Washington, :. Boston, I,
No others scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.

New York, 6. Brooklyn, l..
Philadelphia. >; Boston, .
Pittsburgh. :; Cincinnati, !,
No others scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
BALL PLAYER HELD
FOR LIQUOR THEFT

Springfield. Mo. Aug. H. Eddie
Hazen, right fielder for the local
Western Association club. was ar
rested today on charge of being i'm
plicated in the robbery of a local
wholesale drlg company. Twenty
four cases of whisky were stolen on
Wednesday night immediately fol
lowing his arrest officials Of the local
club announced that he had been
indefinitely suspended.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
Games Today.

CHICAGO at st. Louis,
Cincinnati at pittsburgh.
Ncw York 1t Brooklyn,
Boston at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
Games To-day

st. Louis at Chicago,
Detroit at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at New York,
Washington at Boston.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
ILLINOIS MACS COP
IN EVANSVILLE MEET

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug II. illinois
horses featured the closing day Of the
harness meeting here And Henry
Thomas Aurora. was once more the
hero. With his Donna Thompson, he
won first in the straight heats in the
Pr trot His horses also finished
one. two in the ~ trot.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
2:24 Trot-Purse $500.

Treyer. Buddy, Race Me, T l.. the
Sanction, Hume. Watts lnvincibIe, Ed
No Todd, started.
Time 2:19I, Ella, 2;14a,
2:20.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12

Mrs. NJ G. Trenor was assisted by
Mrs r. G, HARDER, Mrs. John stehar
and Miss Mae Stebar cook for the
thresherg Thursday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12

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Marseiies:
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
Anzaes In Poor Shape.

Australia will be at somewhat of
physical disadvantage in each. Pat
terspn turned an ankle toward the
close OF todays contest and it had
swollen considerably at the CLOSE, al
though he played his best game in
the final stages 1t was under treat
ment tonight
O'Hara Wood, who was called upon
as substitute tor James O. Ander'
son. his bedridden teammatc. yes
terday. was forced to bake ont the
effects of recent neuritis attack to-
day and tonight the arm was a lit.
tie sore again, he said In all proba-
bility these ailments will respond to
treatment.
The plays of the Frenchmen to-
day was surprising to tennis fol
lowers Colbert was power, the
best man on the courts. and his play
was ably supplemented by that OF
Earhpt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
Lobbine Attack Wins.

Against the world singles cham
pion aud the joint holder of the
world doubles title. both turf spe
cialists, these stars of France, ac
customed to hard courts, went in to
win on slippery field. After losing
a love set they won the next two by
a lObbing campaign, which was un.
settling tn their opponents. But il
was their experience then to have
the Australians turn the lobbing on
them like boomerang with equally
diseoncerting effect. The lObs of
OHara Wood were things of beauty
Gobe1 agreeing afterward it was
one OF the prettiest exhibitions of the
kind he had seen.
Read the Free TraderJeurrfal for
Todays News Today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-12
Ply rrot-Purse $500.
Donna Thompson. b. N. by

J II r ana Maharha started.
Time--2:19A 2:l5A 2:17.
2:20 Pace-Purse $500.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
RED BUSH

Cool nights and warm days is caus-
ing the farmer 10 get busy as the corn
changes from green to gold
Ray Wallin OF kenoya. w Va, is
visiting friends here. f..
laval Franklin O: Staifordyille Wis
tied home folks Saturday and sunday.
Mrs Il. r. Hamilton and daughter
Miss Prudence win leave soon Tor
Arizona where they hope to improve
their health. s... ~ e.. .. T.
Mrs. J. A. DortOn made a business
trip TO Paintsville Saturday.
The following who spent the day
picnicing at Aycrsville Sunday were
Misses Lou Hay, Beulah and Soula
Kelley Mae Pendleton, Ella Literal
Lcxie Williams, Gypsy Franklin. MIR.
Emory Hamilton. Chas. Pendleton,
Bill Moore Watt and Alvin Kelley,
Wallace Williams. The excellent din
ner and kodaking were very much en-
joyed.
q. VI. George of New York is visit
ing II. C Franklin OF this place.
Miss Beuiah Kelley was shopping at
Taintsville Thursday.
Mrs, {. L. Hamilton was calling on
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. y. Bond.
Wallace Williams Is visiting his sis
ter Mrs. J e. Golding Of Ashland.
\ large crowd from here attended
the memorial meeting nj silver Hill
sunday wAGS.
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0VERDA

Several from this place attended the
Ice cream festival At Daniels Creek
Saturday night
Miss Locke Diamond and mother
were calling on Mrs, Eliza Clevengcr
Tuesday. '-... T. .....
Mrs. Lee. Diamond and son clyde
were calling on her mother In law
Wednesday night ...
Miss Eva wnks was shopping here
Tuesday. 49, .. IT,. g..
Bob Diamond left here en- route to
Washington. D e, 49,.
Cora Deretield called on Eliza Clev-
eager Wednesday. -..-
Miss Locke Diamond spent Satur-
day, night with Annie Thompson.
Roscoe Diamond called on his
brother Miles sunday.
Lee Diamond and brother Garnet
left here Thursday 81. III.
Uncle Andy Webb il no better.
The cane stripping at Frank Thomp-
sons was largely attended Monday.
Mrs Oscar Diamond and children
are visiting her father on Gait.
Leonard Adams OF ilicksvillc was on
our creek Saturday @....s.
clyde Curnutte OF Trad passed up
our creek Monday enroute to Hicks.
vile TO his school
\ LONESOME GIRL
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FITCH

Rev. Jim Rayburn will preach at
Walnut Grove the second Sunday in
October.
Ersel PIanck has returned home
after visiting his uncle John d. Ad-
kins at Yatesville
Josh MCClurg and Miss Ella Fannin
were married recently.
Ernest lHunck has returned home
after spending few days with Rosa
Hamilton Of Harris. ..
Cora Masters was visiting Miss
bessie PlanCk Suoday.
Misses Rosa Hamilton and Bessie
Howard were calling on Miss May
Planck Sunday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Fannin
fine girl.
The basket dinner ae Triplett Sun
day was largely attended.
MIR and Mrs, MIR Rayburn and Rev.
aim Rayburn and daughter Lcnnie Of
Upper Tygart drove through in their
machine 10 Nntesvilla to attend the
conference. BLUE EYES.
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JATTIE

Several from this place attended the
funeral Of A. J.. Webb Monday 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G.. Thompson was
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ham
mond Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and two sons
were visiting her sister and brother
on Gait Sunday last, . ". ="
MISC Grace Hammond was calling
on her grandparents last week
George Holbrook who has been ON
ployed at Holden. w. Va. for some
time Is spending d few days with his
best girl at this place. -. g.. .....
Mrs Morton Hammond and daugh-
ter contemplate a trip to Ashland in
the near future. ... j..
Misses Siddie and Sarah Hnlman
were calling on Miss Golda Wilson
Sunday .s, $50.
sam Mckinney and son passed thru
here saturday euroute to Hicksville.
Jay Chaffin who has been employed
at Holden. w. Va, is expected home
in the near future. ...<
Miss Della Bush of Lost Greek
passed through here Sunday on her
way 10 visit relatives on Gait.
School is progressing nicely with
j. NJ. Dalton teacher.
There win be preaching at the Hol-
ness church sunday.
PENNY WRINKLE.
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ONLY ONE BEST"
LOUISA PEOPLE GIVE CREDIT
WHERE CREDIT is DUE

People OF Louisa who suffer with
weak kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon. Doan's Kidney Pills is medi-
cine for the kidneys only. and one
that is backed by willing testimony of
Louisa people. Here's a case: .....
J. H.. Compton, prop. of machine
shop, Louisa, says: Il am glad to give
D0an's Kidney Pills my endorsement,
as ! have used them off and on when
my kidneys were out of order and
they have given me quick relief. In
my line OF work there is much stoop-
ing and straining and my back at
times became lame and painful. My
kidneys didn't act regularly and was
feeling out OF sorts. Dizzy spells and
headaches caused me to feel worse.
After using Doan's Kidney Pills which
] got at the Louisa Drug Store Co.
the trouble left. Doan's have never
failed any time that have used them"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy--Get Doan's
Kidney Pills--the same that Mr.. Comp
ton had. Foster Milburn Co. Mfrs.
Buffalo, n. Y. -.. .'. ..... ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
BIRTHSTONE

The farmers are all busy cutting
corn and preparing to make sorghum.
Several of the boys and girls at
tended the apple peeling at Bill Bur
chetts Friday night. All reported a
nice time. -" ... -
We are sorry to hear of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Chaffin moving to Yates
vile. s.. 49,: ... ..... .
Johnnie Chaffin and Ben Bentley
motOred to Louisa Wednesday night
Miss Martha Sparks was at L.. e.
Bradley Friday
John and Willie Burchett are eX-
pected home soon. -. ............
George Sparks of Twin Branch was
at this place Friday. J-.... .... -.
Ollie Burchett has returned home.
George Prince passed through here
Sunday. r>.. ... ..... ".... i,
Arlie Derefeld who has employment
at Kenova, w. Va, is expected home.
Cynthia Burchett is slowly improv-
ing. .n.- .E.... -.
Several attended the bell crowd at
Uncle Kid Burchett's Wednesday
night. ..
Grandma Bradley is on the sick list.
We We're sorry to hear of the death
of little Pauline Salter. p r b T.
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CHARLEY

Several from this place attended
church At Bells Chapel sunday,
Bean striuging Is all the go here.
Basil Hayes who has employment
at Pikcyille came down and spent sat
urday aud Sunday with home folks.
The pie social waH largely attended
here Saturday night,
+. Dovie and Maud Hays, Tobie Chand-
Ter and Omar George attended church
at Bells Chapel sunday.
sorry to hear Of Dir. w VI. Chapman
being no bgttrr
There VIII he church Al Murray ;
chapel the frsJ saturday and Sunday
In October
Lizzie Bail was the guest Sunday
afternoon Of Miss Ida Hayes.
Hubert Curdle and Billie Moore were
here sunday. -. d.. .....
jon George and Miss Sola George
Of Loss Creek spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with home folks. ... D.. - E..
Hiss Maud. Hayes WIN leave soon
for Buffalo where she VIII visit friends
and relatives JUST ME ALONE.
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MEADS BRANCH

The bean stringing at Lon Moore's
Friday night was largely attended.
There is church here every Wednes-
day night
Cosbia and Esta Castle and Stella
.Childers called on Bernice Hickman
Saturday and Sunday.
Lizzie Childers and Make Childers
attended church at this place Sunday.
School is progressing nicely here
with Mrs. Gypsy Miller teacher
There will he service at Dave Millers
Sunday 1t is said there viii be a
funeral preached, Everybody invited,
Churh at shannon branch Saturday
night and Sunday was largely attend
ed,
John Stewart called at C. G. Kisses
Sunday
Basil Hayes of Messy Bottom spent
sunday with Delta Meade.
Homer Castle left Monday for Bea-
yer Creek,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlem Stepp Of Bor-
derland, w. Va, are visiting home
folks.
Edna Pinson and Tella stewart
visited Mrs, Frank Gose Sunday.
Eva Meade went 10 =. NJ Packs
Lon Moore and Leo Meade are in
the tie business.
Let us hear from Adeline.
TOM TIT TOT.
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FALLSBURG

There is a great deal of sickness in
our community. ." f..
John Jordan OF Huntington was at
w NJ. Suvago's Sunday. r. -.
Miss Mona Cooksey is very i'll.
Mrs. Cochran who has been visiting
her son at Kermit w Va has re-
turned. ~ 2 ..-.-. .,... H..
Bro. BIllups and Bro. Vaughan, both
Of Catlettsburg, preached here Sunday
morning and evening, ... g.,
Misses Lou Carter and Grace Jordan
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. Georgia
Maddy Sunday.
Ben Cooksey and family of Louisa
We're visiting relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Frasher who has been sick so
long we are glad to say is very much
improved,
Several from this place attended the
festival at NewComh Saturday night
a, Collinswnrth and sons Lindsey
and Charlie have returned from the
springs where they have been for the
benefit of Mr. Colliusworths health.
HELEN DUFF.
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NEW LEXINGTON, o.

Arthur Spilman and Susie CouIcy
muJorcd 10 junction city Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Marrow and
daughter Mabel wCn' calling on Mrs.
Marrow's sister. Mrs. Robert Crum
SUNDAY afternoon.
Mrs. 4. j. Mills who has been quite
10 al hor hemc Oh Union street, Is
much better. "... ... 81.
Mrs. Albert Cokerspar%er is visiting
hot sister Ia Crooksyille this week.
Dorothy Skillman was calling on
her cousin, verna Prichhrd. sunday.
W. = Thompson made a business
trip to Columbus Friday.
Charlie Moore and wife motored TO
GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mrs. Rhoda BlaRkcnship who is Wis
ItlnE friends and relatives In Ken
lucky. l. expected home soon,
Paul Allen was calling on home
folks Thursday and Friday. 49,.
Mrs. Mart Mills and daughters,
shirley and Blanch, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Mills
a HOMESICK GIRL
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HULETTE

The ice cream festival at this place
Saturday night was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Moore spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry OPEL.
Gladys Queen of Long Branch spent
Saturday night with Dova Hutchinson.
Cora Wooten entertained quite a
number OF young people Sunday after
noon.
Bob and Chester Compton made a
business trip to Ashland Saturday.
Misses Carrie and Cynthia Iayne,
Carrie Curnutte and Messrs. Charley
Kinner and Arthur White were out
car riding Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Curnutte spent
Saturday night with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Layne, -"
Gladys Rice and Lillian Nunley
spent Saturday night with Cora Woot-
en-. .. ...-. ...... ..
. Lillian Nunley and Cynthia Layne
spent Monday with the Misses Comp
ton. .:- -, -.
Addy Maddie spent Sunday with
Mrs, Emma Moore.
Mrs. Charlie Stump Of Rove Creek
spent. Sunday with her sister. Mrs. S.
G. Compton. FORGET MENOT.
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EAST POINT

Miss Lottie Leek and Mr.. George
Stambaugh were married recently at
Paintsville. They will go to house,
keeping at Van Lear soon.
Miss Aka Mae Webb spent the week
end with homefolks at Van Lear.
Miss Ida Auxier is visiting relatives
at Jenkins. Ky.
Miss Ora Lee Dingus. Olive Combs,
Gladys Howard, Mr.. Marvin Robinson
and Earl blackburn left here Monday
TO enter Berea College.
Mr.. Carly and Bob Johnson of Hager
Hi were here sunday, the guests Of
George l.. and Douglas RamCy.
Charles G. Adams made a flying trip
to Berea last week. ~.
Frank Moles, who was appointed
pc stmaster at this place, has taken
charge OF the Office.
Mr., and Mrs. Lon s. Moles OF Pres
tohsburg. were here last sunday. driv-
ing their new car.
Miss Bonnie Music and Mr.. William
Baidridge were married at Prestons-
burg Sept l6. They spent their hon
eymoon in Columbus and other Ohio
points, -. 49,. ...=
Rev. Avis Ford Of Fords rBanch.
~ AHAAAfH "a "biANAAbA ~ NAlS
Christian Church Thursday night.
George l.. and Douglas Ramey and
David Mceks are attending high school
al Paintsyille. and Miss Douglas Aux
Jsr. Van Lear High School.
Mrs. F'Iossic T. Price is on the sick
list. '..@.r ri.
Miss Fanny May is spending the
week in Ashland. .-....
The mines ut AuNier resumed work
Sept. INST, -. ..
Mrs. }, Moles and Mrs. J. LAWYERS
of SuNier were here Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Preston. OF Louisa was
here last week. While here Mrs Pres
Ton sold her properly 10 Durwood i.
Price for consideration OF $4,000.
Little Charles Alvin Ramey Is re-
covering from serious illness. .."
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora c. agnes returned
10 their home at Huntington, w. Va,
Friday, They were called here by the
serious illness OF Mr., Jaynes' mother.
Stonewall johnson made a business
trip TO Lexington last week.
The drought stiII continues here.
Water Is scarce. ARUAL-