davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-06
400 Originally BIS.
Chair Bock and Seat
Pad Sets
200

Dinette choir pads of simulated
Ieother. Red only.
Seat Pads onIy-orieinolly ZOO.
100 Originally LIS to ZOO No
Peek Window ventilotors Of all
metal. Sizes l8" to SO" 100
200 Originally Its to ITS
StoinIess Steel cosseroIes,
LIS TO 1875
IS Originally I.79 Aluminium
Soueepons, two-quort size, os is,
7se
so Originally sos Ash Cons,
2o-ooIIon eopocity, heavy eoIvo-
II Originally 100 conister Sets.
four-piece -------------49e
II Originally $40 Cost AIumi-
mum Dutch Ovens. smoothly pol
ished d----------3.95
II Originally $40 Cost Alumi-
mum, covered soucepon--z.s5
Is Originally $40 Step Ladders,
six-foot. as is-----3.75
i3 Originally SOS Both Stool
with Tubuler Aluminium Legs,
3.s5
i8 Originally z.I5 Cast AIumi-
mum Skillet Covers Csc
s Originally 1895 Smoking
Stonds, simulated leother coy
ere6 - - Wv
10 Originally 1888 one-burner
Hot Plofes Soc
100 Originally $50 Sseinless
Steel Carving Knives Loo
IS Originally 3.95 Top-of-Stove
Ovens .95
Il. Originally z.I9 Top-ef-Stovs
Ovens ----------------I.Io
Evening star., 1947-02-06

~ Originally 75e PIestie TabIs
Mots in Chinese style ort design,
35e
20 Originally 4se TsbIs Msts.
embroidered -.--29e
7 Originally sse Toble Mats.
embroidered --------3se
4 Originally 4se Luncheon Nap
I Originally 3.ss Sc. Madsira
Embroidered Tee Napkins l.s9
5 Originally sse Tee Napkins,
3se
zs Originally sse Luncheon
Napkins ---39e
81 Originally z5e Luncheon and
Teo Nopkins, assorted Sc
8 Originally 59e Luncheon Mop
So Originally 2se Luncheon
7 Originally 100 Printed Bridge
i Originally 4.ss Printed Lunch
con Cloth, cotton
! Originally 3.sS Printed Lunch
con Cloth, cotton n-------z.zs
I Originally z.ss Printed Lunch
con Cloth, eotton-----1.9s
z Originally z.ss Printed Lunch
con Cloths. cotton l.5S
Z Originally 5.99 Printed Lunch
con Cloths, cotton 1873
I Originally 6.s5 Printed Lunch
con Cloth, Iinen-----2.9s
I Originally 7.s5 Embroidered
Luncheon Cloth, linen -3.95
3 Originally 4.ss Printed Lunch
con Cloth, cotton z.99
Originally 1895 Linen DOM
ask Cloth, 6O"xe0" "--e.95
I Originally $50 Crochet Type
Loee Cloth h-----3.99
Z Originally 6.s5 Printed Linen
Tebis Cloth h--------3.S5
Z Originally 3.ss Printed Tabls
; Originally s.se Printed Linen
Tabls Cloths s-----------z.S9
Evening star., 1947-02-06
81 Originally 1895
Aluminium Choises,
tongues
26.o5

Loree size and odjustoble. Choice
Of padding eolors.
20 Originally $500 Picnic To-
bIes and Benches Of natural fir.
The two long benches will scot
six --------------Zo.oo
IS Originally zo.75 Metal
choises tongues with all voter
repelIent covers in green. blue,
or red -----14.95
"a Originally 1895 Glider cush-
ion Sets. Now is the time to re-
place the old set-----14.S5
II Originally 2l.lz Beautifully
Mode Chrome Chairs finished in
green, blue, and red seats, lz.s5
4 Originally 9.s5 Aluminium
choi.es tongues of sturdy con-
struction, adjustable. ! orange
ond 3 green; woter-repellent
20 Originally 1850 Barbecue
GrilIs, ideal for outdoor cooking
of oil types es--------7.SS
Z Originally I4.sl Redwood um-
breIIa TebIes mode from real
California redwood d-----to.00,
SsmmsY Fars;fars, Fourth Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Clearance of
Domesties
30% to 500 OFF

Mattress Covers, Mottress Pods.
Comforter Covers, Pillow cases.
etc, soiled or mussed. All it, tokes
in most coses is q good Tubing
7lo Originally sse Cotton Pillow
Ticks s<------5se
24o Originally l.zs yd. Hespi-
toI sheetins. rubberized, 3o"
wide e-------yd. 79e
So Originally I.ss pIestie Pillow
Covers with slide fostener 100
81 Originally l.ss TO z.ss Air
Pillows 90
4s Originally ATS Comforter OF
Blanket Covers ----l.S9
l55 Originally 3.ss Irish Linen
Pillow Coses ------2.49
III Originally 3.ss to 4.ss Mot
tress Covers, soiIed ----1.99
81 Originally 4.s9 to e.ss PIos-
tic Mottress Pads, single or dou-
81 Originally 2.ss Embroidered
SupereaIe Pillow cases ---l.Ss
81 Originally 4.ss to 500 Mot
tress Pads, cotton covered and
filled d-------3.99
7 Originally 4.ss soxs7 Peteh-
work Quilts 3.9s
8 Originally 7.9S Embroidered
Sheets ond Pillow Case Sets, 3.S9
.z3 Originally 7.ss Hair Filled
Bed Pillows, royon satin covers,
3.es
81 Originally 7.ss sequoia AL
Iersy Health Pillows $50
II Originally 6.s5 supereoIe
Baby Sheets and Pillow Coss
Sets 4.99
II Originally s.ss Linen Hem
stitched Pillow coses, pair 5.s9
Domssfies, Fifth Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

2 Originally 1895 Wadins Pools
with seat boards on two sides,
e.ss
z Originally 1880 Doll Coaches
with sturdy frome - hardwood
construction - oIl-metol UNDER
corrioee with rubber tired wheels.
Loroe and roomy ----lo.so
z Originally $500 Gym Sets Of
large and sturdy tubular metal.
Two scots, center lodder, chin
bar and two exercise bors, 1899
Z Originally $3.50 Gym Sets,
extra large size with same feo-
lures os the oboye gym set, z4.99
I Originally $3.50 Wood Slide,
extra Ioree size. Slide is hord-
wood construction. Made for hard
weor ----------------14.S9
80 Originally i.ss Bicycle
Pumps. Every boy should have
one. Con be used for oil wheel
goods thot require dir. Hos O
special ottochment~for footbolIs,
basket bolls, etc. -----l.3s
50 Originally I.5s Automatic
Cop Pistols styled otter the
Arny's As, simulated walnut
grip p--------1.o0 90
~ Originally 2.ls Large chiId's
ironing Boards. IdeoI for press
ing doll clothes ----I.49
so Originally I.s5 RubberIisht
FIsshIishf. Ideol for outdoors or
os on emergency light for the
house or cor 1.50
IS Originally Ats Scooter, oil
netol construction, Jorge size
with rubber tired wheels, 2.se
I52 Originally 3.is AH-Mesai
Wheelbarrows with rubber tired
wheels -----z.@
Toys, Fsaytk Floor,
The Heehf Ca
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Homewores

n Originally e4.s5 MopIe Di-
nette Five-Pieee Set. End ex-
tension ieoves on toble four
matching chairs s------44.95
10 Originally I'LL Five-pieee
Red and Ivory or Red and White
All Metal Dinette with uphoI-
stored seots and backs on chairs,
1895
9 Originally so.sI Chrome Set
Five-pieee Porcelain Top TobIe
with refeetory leoves. Chrome
chairs upholstered back and scot
with white ond red trim 59.o5
4 Originally es.s5 Chrome
Dinette Set with blue top and
white trim. Choirs Of all chrome
with blue upholstered scots and
II Originally 1895 Bridge Set
with wooden folding chairs and
decorated tobIe top-----z4.s5
S Originally l5.45 Five-drower
Unpoinsed Chest st--------s.95
20 Originally 1914 Under Win
dow Bookcase and cobinet Com
bination 8.95
II Originally s.ss z4"x43"
Bookcase. imprinted 5.95
8 Originally 1926 so"x45"
Bookcase, Imprinted d----6.sS
3 Originally 1895 s7"x4s"
Bookcase, unpointed----7.s5
Homewmes, Sepesth Floor,
+ St. Bldg. The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Wool Hooked RUGS

2-OanoIy 229 SO Wool Hooked Rugs. ox12 ft----les5o
l-OrgnoIy l2e IS Round Wool Hooked Rug. ft---ese5
l-OienoIy ST 10 Wool Hooked Rug 6xe ft--------ese5
5-OienoIIy 5ee5 Wool Hooked Rugs 4xo ft.------39s5
7-OenoIIy 4885 Wool Hooked Rugs 4xo ft--------z9e5
e-OignoIIy 34e5 Wool Hooked Rugs 3x5 ft.------zse5
o-OanoIy "a o5 Round Wool Hooked Rugs 4ft size-1ss5
2-OrienoIy 1895 Wool Hooked Rugs 3x5 ft--------1se5
s-OienoIN Il Is Round Hooked Rugs. 3-ft sze---14e5
4-OrqaoIy 2425 Chinese Hooked Rugs 3x5 ft------1ze5
l-OrienoIy 1850 Chinese Hooked Rugs 27x54 in---se5
l2-OgnoIy 1925 Chinese Hooked Rugs 24 ft-------ee5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
OVER 30% OFF

An assortment Of fine imported
linens included. You'll find to-
BILE linens thot ore soiled only,
bath mots and shower curtains
priced at a greet savings to you.
10 orisinaIly 5.s5 Shower Cur
soins in stamford size, assorted
colors -----------2.99
4 Originally $50 Shower Cur
toins in stondord size ----4.S9
I Originally 6.es Shower Cur
tains in standard size----3.9S
is Originally 3.ss Shower Cur
tains and Dropes es-----i.o 90
z Originally 800 Shower Cur
tains in stondord size I.9e
~ Originally 1890 Shower Cur
tain Sets of cooted flare cloth,
z Originally 3.ss Shower Cur
tains in assorted coIors- s----2.9S
3 Originally 500 Shower Cur
tcins in assorted colors- ---3.99
3 Originally 4.s9 Shower Cur
toins in assorted colors s----2.S9
10 Originally z.s9 zz"x36" Ros
Rugs for cottooe, kitchen, ond
spore room I.SS
81 Originally z.5s Assorted EN-
broidered Searfs l.59
8 Originally I.s5 Assorted En-
broidered Seorfs 90
s Originally 100 Assorted En-
broidered Seorfs rfs------5 59e
81 Originally 75e Assorted En-
broidered DoiIies, linen 3ee
z Originally 5se Assorted
Seorfs ZSc
so Originally 5se Assorted
Doiiies -----lSe
l26 Originally 4se Assorted
Doiliss -------loe
IS Originally zse Assorted
Doifes
10 Originally z5e Cork TobIs
Mat5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Friday Clearance Domescs Linens Home Furnishings and Toys

s Originally s.s5 Cost AIumi-
mum JuieeF eF---------5.95
~ Originally 100 Drip Server
Set, large jar for juices or better,
small one for syruP-------eSe
II Originally as Kitchen
Towel Dryers, stainless ----1.49
s Originally Its Kitchen Towel
Dryers, stainless ---------s9e
50 Originally s9e Choir cush-
ions, red or blue check-----49e
House Furnishings,
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Rodios
20 Originally s7.5o Combine
tion Radio and Automatic Phon-
osroph. Plays 10 or l. 2" records,
in snortIy styled luggage CORY
ing case ose-------6S.OO
IS Originally 3S.4o Six Tube
Including reetifier) Rodio in
snortH styled woInut finished
wooden cabinet ---l9.95
13 Originally 1910 Console
Radio Phonosrophs. Plays 10
and II" records automatically.
Cobinet designed in wolnut fin
ish. Ample space for olbum
storage ------99.95
Il Originally 1895 Radio ard
Photographs in beautiful arm
chair models. Maple finish,
plays 10 and II" records quito
moticoIIy ---79.oo
10 Originally AIS Automatic
Record Players for 10 ond II"
records. Hos 3-tube omplifier,
1895
7 Originally ! $3.50 Modern
Radios. Desert blonde finish
tobIe model. S tubes Including
rectifier). Excellent tone, fine
auoiity --------------19.95
Radios, III Floor, y St. Bidg.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Wool Shaq BroadIoom Rugs

2-Oreinoy l257 Wool Shog Boodoom Rugs ex12 it.. 1895
's"O' 1895
9ss5
s-Orenoy lO723 Wool Shoe Broodoom Rugs. 83xlOe IT,
l-orieinoIy 55e2 Wool shoe Boodoom Rug exo it, 1895
1-Orieinoy 47O7 Wool shoe Broodoo Rug ex4o IT,, 1926
l-Oeinoy As As Wool shoe BroodIoom Rug ex44 ft1se5
Evening star., 1947-02-06

3 Originally 7.s5 Linen TobIe
Cloths 4.95
Originally 2.s9 Linen TabIe
Cloth 80
! Originally 9.95 Linen Embroi-
dered TobIe Cloth -5.95
! Originally 1895 1890"
Quicker Lace Cloth, Damaged,
1895
Linens, Fifth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Reversible Chenille Rugs

I7OenoIy SIS Reversible Chenille Rugs 12xl5ft sze 1885
I5-OenoIy 7o85 Reversible Chenille Rugs. 1Oox a it, 24s5
13-Oignoly $68 Reversible Chenille Rugs 9x5 f 1895
4o-OrenoIy 1895 Reversible Chenille Rugs exl f 1895
s-OenoIy $3.50 Reversible Chenille Rugs. 8xO ft-12o5
5-OenoIy q 65 Reversible Chenille Rugs ox9 ft.-----eo5
s2-OgnoIy 395 Reversible Chenille Rugs 2750 n---1s5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
ltaIian-OrientaI Patterned Rugs

1o-Oro SITS Italian Oriental Patterned Rugs e9xl3 ft-ss95
e-Ore 1895 Italian Oriental Patterned Rugs 8xl ft-7se5
5-Ora 1895 Italian Oriental Patterned Rugs 66x98 ft4995
l7-Orie 1895 Italian Oriental Patterned Rugs 2242 7s5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
India Mirzapore Rugs

l-OrienoIy so India Mrzopore Rug ex1.e it.. I4s.s5
s-OreinoIy 1880 India Mrzopore Rugs exoe IT. 1895
lO-Oreinoy 1880 India Mirzopore Rugs. ex9 f---ss.s5
5-Oreinoy 1895 India Mrzopore Rugs 9xlo f---3s.s5
2-Oieinoy 5ee5 Indo Mirzopore Rugs 5x8 ft----1es5
2-Oreinoy 4ee5 India Mirzopore Rugs 4x7 ft------14e5
l6-Orgnoy 1895 India Mrzopore Rugs 3xo ft-----s.s5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Fiqured BroadIoom RUGS

l-Orieinoy 23 "a Figured BroodIoom Rug l2x2 -6e5
l-Orieinoy 1875 Figured Broodoom Rug 57x6 ft----se5
2-Orieinoy 2O75 Figured Boodoom Rugs 4x6 t----l4s5
l-OreinoE 2ee5 Figured Brood|oom Rug 4ex6 ---1ss5
l-Oreinoy % IS Figured Broodoom Rug 46x6 ft-lee5
l-Oreinoy a. "a Figured BroodIoom Rue 12x44 ft-1ee5
l-Oreinoy 34e5 Figured BroodIoom Rug ASKS ft-zee5
l-oeinoy s. 40 Figured BroodIoom Rug 12e5 ft--2ss5
l-Oeinoy 50 81 Figured BroodIoom Rug 12x52 f--zss5
l-Oginoy So SO Figured BroodIoom Rug 12o6 ft--2es5
l-Oeinoy "a 80 Figured BroodIoom Rug 12x76 ft--3ee5
l-Orieinoy $40 Figured Broodoom Rug l2x7 ----3ss5
l-Oeinoy 1883 Figured Broodoom Rug exes f----5ss5
l-orginoy 57e5 Figured BroodIoom Rug exo6 ft--3ss5
l-oeinoy 73 10 Figured Brood|oom Rug eexl2 ft-4ss5
l-oreinoy s387 Figured Brood|oom Rug exol ft--5es5
l-orieinoy s7ao Figured Broodoom Rug 12x7 ft-5ss5
l-Oreinoy 8eo7 Figured BroodIoom Rug l2x86 ft--5es5
l-Oreinoy g. 10 Figured BroodIoom Rug 12xe5 f--6s95
l-Orenoy 1o4 80 Figured Broodoom Rug 2x7e ft---eee5
l-Oreinoy 1855 Figured BroodIoom Rug 12x4 ftsse5
l-oreinoy l5e II Figured Broodoom Rug exl54 -1z9s5
l-Orginoy l27e5 Figured Boodoom Rug exl5s ft-1oss5
l-Orgnoy 2oe2o Figured Broodoom Rug 12xlo --l5es5
l-orgnoy 1eeeo Figured Boodoom Rug. l2x53 IT, l59s5
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Smart Room and Scatter Rugs

s-originoy 775o Beeon Oriental Patterned Rugs sxl fl
7-Orioinoy 33 IS Plain Hair BroodIoom Rugs sx2 f-Se5
4-Oriqinoy 1895 Cotton Fibre Roon Rugs sxl2 IT, 1895
,4-oeino 5e5 1850 Size Boodoom Rugs--zss
l3-oginoy $50 to 75o Scatter Size Boodoom Rues4S9
e-orenoy s14 $50 Scatter Size Br0odIoom
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Plain BroadIoom Rugs

Originally H. 88 Plain BroodIoom Rugs 4xef Sold s14s5
Originally 81 Plain Boodoom Rue 4xe Sold os is-l4s5
OgnoIy $3.50 Plain Boodoom Rug 5xl2ft Sold is l4s5
Originally 5e7l Plain BroodIoom Rug 47xe ef------2ss5
Originally 2es5 to 1895 Plain Broodoom Rug 4exee-ft
Originally 27ss Plain Boodoom Rug 4xe-ft---------lsss
Originally 80 50 to 7e Plain Boodoom Rugs 4ee 1895
Originally 78 le Plain BroodIoon Rug 2x4 ------zss5
Originally 81 IS Plain Boodoom Rug 1252ft-------zss5
Originally so "a Plain Boodoom Rug 54x6--------2sss
Originally s. 50 Plain Broodoom Rue exe xe3------3ss5
Originally S. Plain BroodIoom Rug ex7----------3ss5
Originally II u Plain Boodoom Rug l2x6 of------4ss5
Originally g. Plain Boodoom Rug 9x83 83--------4s95
Originally os47 Plain Boodoom Rug. exe4--------4ss5
Originally 81 Plain Boodoom Rug. l2e of------ess5
Originally o8 Plain Brood|oon Rug 12xlo4ft-----7ss5
z Originally 1855 Plain Broodoom Rugs ex24ft.---sss5
OonoIy lo5 IS Plain BroodIoom Rug ex2ft-------sS95
Originally 90 Plain BroodIoom Rug 12x2t.------ssss
Originally ISIS Plain BroodIoom Rug l5xl5-ft-11sSs
Originally Is Plain Brood|oom Rug 9xe1oft---11ss5
Originally l4e 80 Plain BroodIoom Rug 9xleft----Ilsss
ORIGINALLY l74 TO Plain Broodoom Rug 9o<lsf----Izess
ORIGINALLY ia "a Plain Broodoom Rug. 5x2e----13ss5
Originally eoe2 Plain BroodIoom Rug l2x15-ft--l5sss
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Lxtingreos2 Ory for Imagine al
LHfnn this HoutH HutC olune! nuu bH Oriental H "
ypnpoe@e ROOM bu@ok " comb t rings
nominal!
rr~&RM MgTMHmM
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Embossed-Effect
BroadIoom Ruqs

l-OrienoIy Al IS Embossed effect Broodoom rug,
ASKS t.------------------------ ----2o
l-origno|y 63.34 Embossed-E Effect Br0odoom Rug,
l-Orignoy 1919 Embossed-etfect BroodIoom Rug, :.
I-OrienoIy 12e22 Embossed effect BroodIoom Rug,
'-{Gse9ek {sHz 124so Emb0ssede1fee Broodoom Rug %
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Rsdios, I'll Floor, 3 81. Bldg.
The Heehf Co.
The frontiersman., 1947-07-09
[ REA AID SEL 00V|A

Iht KtH HllU OtlUUVIH ---~~-
 One step toward goal center for industry the Kenai peninsula each ed last Sunday evening, when counc il members voted to invite the Ru al Elec fication Association to assume operati on of Se1do~ via's power p1ant..
 REA,s sponsor ship of power pr oduc ii on here means ample power for present. nesd, with potential sources investigated for fu- its held ready to meet any power emergency within the city.
 The city's action in casts flection on the existing operation of our power plant. Tho service has been avery- thing it could be under private managers ship, but the growth of cannery oparction hore, well as added small bus iness sos and shops, have placed too great drain present fa- cilities, and private operators cannot sumo the additio onc1 burden of expansion.
 REA's assumption of, power product ion in Seldovia will mean Cmple pow CT whenever need cd, the modernizing, of the existing sys- tenn and eventual oxp1nsion on tho city's needs grow. The ultim,to goal for power ric plant which will furnish power to both Homer md Se1dovia. Prel in mary surveys ere clready und or way to determin nc th5 best To- cation for such plant. ">.~
 REA manog gement of the power plant docs not mecn that tho city of Seldovit. will be saddled with heavy debt. No civic respon- sibility is entai1od in the transfer of agement. Nor docs it moan that the power plant will be operated by outside interests with the managing board of directors chos en from the toWnsfolk, ..~'
 Power through REA channels will moan
The frontiersman., 1947-07-09
GOOD GOOD. GOOD

0OOO. OOOO. OOOO
 This weeks re- cipe was sent to Sel-- dovi fr om Outside by c last winters que st in the city. Shets tested it and found 1t good; and how wahts to share her new dessert with all her former friends:
 Br own $ugor Cake
 2a cups c aka flour l-3A eups .br own sp1 gar, { cup shor ten- ing, l cup milk plus l tsp. vanilla, 2 eggs, l tsp. soda, 2 loyal tsp. cream of tartar, l tsp. salt.
 S1ft flour then meas sure end sift ag- ain with so1t,. cream of tartar, soda. add br own sug CT. Have the shortening soft but not mel ted, and add it to the flour mixture with the milk =, B7ct on slow mixer for 2 minut es, add eggs and boat 2 moro minutes. Just 4 minutes boating in .all).
 It can be bGked in ei thor q loaf or 1GyA CTS and iced with any favor ite ic ing.
 GrandmG> Nor thrup
The frontiersman., 1947-07-09

Power through REA channels will moan . .dy, unint errupted flow of curr ont for
 of Seldovic's hoods cham 5lled rough modern equi pment. It's Soldo-
 Is first big boost on th3 p:~th to city
The frontiersman., 1947-07-09
VACATION V ING

Miss HG1dis Ras- mus son of Anc hor ago 4rr ived in Seldovic last week to spend . few: days with her gr andmo tn CT, Mr s. Ol- ga Bal ashof
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
BY
1. X. E.

heated campaigns. He was a very
able stump speaker, an ardent Re
publican and associate and friend
of such men as Sumner, Garfield,
Grant, Hayes, Sherman, and their
contemporaries.
Mr.. Dalzell was the originator
and author of the highly popular
Soldiers Reunions, in following
years annually held in all parts
of the country. He first attempted
a reunion in Philadelphia, Pa,
and later at Lansing, Mich-both
proved to be failures. Then in
1874 he tried once more, this time
at his home town of Caldwell.
This proved to be a grand and
glorious success. The soldier at
tendance was estimated at 10000,
veterans from all parts of the
north section of the Union being
present. But financially his efforts
were costly to Mr.. Dalzell-more
than $20,000-and left him and his
family in somewhat destitute cir
cumstanceS.
Mr.. Dalzell practiced law in
Caldwell for many years, and
later removed his family to Wash
ington City, where all, so far as is
known here, have since passed on
to the Great Beyond.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
MACKSBURG

MackSburg, Nov. 5-Mr and Mrs.
Carl Kurk, of Columbus, visited
over the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates.
Mrs. Harry Longfellow returned
home Saturday after a two weeks
visit with her nephew, Dean Good
will, of Canton.
Mrs. William Jenkins, of Berg
holz, is visiting relatives this week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Wharton, of
Burgettstown, Pa, called Sunday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Goodwill, of
Sarahsville, visited Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Louis VOL
ford.
John Bates, Jr., who is attending
Bliss College at Columbus, spent
the weekend at his home here.
Kenneth Murray and family, of
Charleston, w. Va, has returned
home after spending a few days
with his father, c. E. Murrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Clark and fam
lily, of Bremen, visited Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Barbara Clark.
Harry Milestone returned to his
school at Roseville, after spending
the weekend at his home here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
SOUTH OLIVE

South Olive, Nov. 5-Harry
Smallshaw, of Cambridge, spent a
few days last week with Frank
Willis.
Mrs. Sarah Tilton is visiting a
few days at the. home of ner daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wiley, Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith, of Joplin,
Mo-, after an extended visit with
friends and relatives, left for their
home Monday.
William Foster, Jr., of Wellsville,
visited his uncle, Mr.. Frank Willis,
few days last week.
Several from here are attending
revival services being held at the
Free Methodist church at Ava.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Carter and Mr..
and Mrs. John Cardiff, of Columbus,
spent the weekend at the E. 0. Da-
Wis and James Carter home.
Visitors at the Frank Davis home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. E. C..
Keyser and Mrs. Annie Haines of
Caldwell, Mrs. Dennie Langle, of
Columbus, Charles Patten, of Chic
ago, and Earl Davis, of Marietta.
Wanda Dutton, of Doylestown, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ella
Harper
Connie Reed, of Canton, visited
last week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Warren.
Mrs. Ethel Cross returned to Ak
ron Saturday after visiting her. son,
Kenneth Scott, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurlan Keyser in Caldwell.
Mrs. Olive Harper visited Mrs.
Neva Swain Monday.
Several from this place and Elba
attended the masquerade party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baker on Main street, Friday even
ing
Mrs. Emily Harper visited in Ak
ron last week.
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on his vacation, he left last Thurs
day to visit his daughters in Cam
bridge and Cumberland route and
have his ear administered to by a
Cambridge specialist
Sells Hound
The Bishop sold his foxhound gip
pup, Glass, last Saturday noon, the
sale was consumated thru Robert
Tillett of Salesville. The Bishop only
has one left, Blackie, and thinks he
will keep her, as she has the form
ing or of the nature of an exception,
showing traits of ability.
Farm Sells
It is said, Carl Yoho of Mud gulch
has sold his farm to John T. Watson,
and Yoho will have a sale, and move
to the vicinity. At one time the Duke
owned this farm, and erected the
barn, the house is of log construction
it was known as the old Mart Bates
farm. See in another part of The
Journal an announcement by the
Bishop Bates and the F. F. P. A.
News Briefs
Irve Bates who was housed up
with a cold, is out helping John
shuck in the big nubbin corn, Irve
says, you can't keep good man
down.
H. c. Bates and son, Wyatt, are
shucking corn in their Wilderness
gulch farm, known as the Dave
Jones homestead. They took over
two wagons to haul days husking
home. They returned with a half
load, they claim it has to be peeled
out of the husk, and is down very
badly.
Reports are Racey Archer has just
about closed a deal for his farm.
Dallas Bond of Riddle gulch called
on the Bishop last Saturday, and re-
ported the COW barn is progressing
very nicely, and they will knock
off the job this coming Saturday and
shuck out their corn, then finish the
barn in the aftermath, when the barn
is completed, it will be the most up
tO-date COW bunk we know of. Dali
las won't say if he is expanding on
the strength of the New Deal or
COP, but, we may worm this out of
him, soon, so watch these columns
for the expose.
Chase and The Red Rangers"
readers, watch your November num-
Der for articles by the Bishop.
Sarahsville, | think you got some
thing there, by sending the whistle
pigs over to Europe, and the motion
is carried, by all saying Aye. 1t
would do some of their royal and
blue bloods good to quit slipping tea,
and eat pig Whistlepig is plenty
good enough for any over there,
royal or blue blood.
Editor, we like Jour Noble Coun-
ty In Review" by l. K. E.
The musical farmers, of which
Dallas Bond is NC, tells me their
troop are playing an engagement in
Woodsfield this week.
We hope every one got out and
voted for their favorite candidate
for office and may the best man win,
but this is not always the case. How
ever the election goes, keep reading
The Journal, anyway.-Bishop Beth
el Bates, D. D.