Potosi journal., 1922-08-02

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1nie Al aaas M. ia.l1x,
n Nh Isssess fiiSR sfH5et Csty.
No. xha Il vtsitihx III n. Tbs
ensSte sn1uysd das hs porch.
~. Dssiahtiul eirtsLn,cr,s xtts
serytd,
| Jim lnis Fisher III CnlnsnbiA, No.
| wa III fosoat AAt1fdAy last o. : s.- =
way 30 Caledonia y visst kindred
jimmie. shp IL An oid Caledonia
hoy. said he wss ssoppinE over here
enroule home tram Ksntnrky. whrie
| he had inst srent Nh weeks aia eav.
srnment su,nmsr military training
camp.
TIE :ast three fiays oi last week "a.
s4bliShsd she hikh tsHapsfasnre record
III The snmmcr shna III !. the mcrcery
rising 10 nj In the shade on zach ci
these sucsessive days. An electrical
ateim and light rain st iaur o'cioek
Sunday morning brought cooler
weather FOR The day: hut now His hot
again, thonah b not ~ hot Al 'twas.
The stale Agricultural neraftmti I
|is Warning Misscufi fa,mess to he.
ware ut the travelling seed wheat sales.
men now going abontth state tai
ing orders from farmers. Many et
these so-calie. agents are saidt to be
grailers EafMefs shenld buy their
seed only thraagh thcit cooperative
agencies on irtm reputable dealers,
We Are IN rsceirt ofa ccmManiea-
tson stating that Jan.es w, Maxwell
of Belgrade wifi graduate from the
Moody Bible Institute oi Chicago
On August inth, having completed a
tso.yeass' course In Bible work ard
related subjects, gospel music, e;r.
Mr. Maxwell will enter evangelical
work as a singer at revival meetings.
Dr. and Mrs. +. M, Sloan sni
daughter, Kathleen, stepped over
here tor 4 lew hours Mepcsy cn their
way home l., Vt. Louis from the pr y
larm near Ironaais, The Dr. had g
crate Of Wbite i-eghotn IIsers ia his
car, raised On tie farm, taking them
back ior home consumption, and t..
era!y presented us with a sample
thereof.
sheriff Rieheson appreht traed
man named Joe Bizel near town Lass
Monday. Bizeli, Hho is I'll or Do years
of axe, ran away from eontintmen,
In State Ii bspita' No 4 at Farming.
ton one day last week, where he sEid
he had been an inmate for eighteen
years, and wanted o change The
Sheriff took the man back to tie
Hospital Monday evening.
| The potoai Concert Baud gave
| good program at ita concert on tiEn
Court House iawn last Ffiday eve.
! The band has been strengthened ts
| the acquisition OF Prot Ruiwell Fcx,
Jr., 8 musician Of parts, now playing
euphonium in The horn section,
Bard Master Deggendori has iust ie-
ceiyed new trumpet, which he is
playing himself at present.
| 5. q. Cressweli, age 81, who had
been living atone on his iarm near
| Bliss, IN Kingston 1e~nship, was
! found dead in bed by neightnrs On
July 10Th. The body was badly de-
! com posed and indicated .hstthe mar
| had been dead three or four days.
! Ne was last seen alive on Juiy l3sh.
| At an inquest over the remains, the
eoronot's jury found it impossible ;o
! definitely deter IL me the cause oi iht
mans death Ii is pre- nmed hoetsef
thai ii resulted frs natefal eause.
! Mr., CressweI WAS - somewhat 90.
centric character apt had lived apart
from his family Tor ears. The body
vas buried imne aia, ) on the bc TIE
/ taru,, but viii bc reiutcfret later ~
cemetery at Eco. Mt. Cresswell -
survived by his wife and seven child
ZEN. all oi whom live elsewhere tnan
ia this county.
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