V,
V
HOLDS FIRST PRIZE OP KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION AS BEST
4) v"
Advertising it an Absolut
Neoeaaity to Every Bueineea.
Try an Ad. in the Big Sandy
Newe and you will be plaaaad
with tha results I I I
I
Number 44.
i
WEEKLY IN KENTUCKY
MISS DOVE SPENCER AND
W. M. ESTEP MARRIED
BAKING PLANT
OF LOBACO CO.
THE L08S IS VERY HEAVY, WITH
ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF
INSURANCE.
Last Saturday morning soon after
three o'clock the citizens of Louisa
were awakened by an alarm of fire.
Tha large bakery owned by the Lobaco
company waa found to ba In the throes
of ti fierce fire and the flames had
made such headway that It waa Impossible to atop them. Two lines of
large hose played heavy streams of
water on the Mrs and on the adjoining buildlrga.
Company' wholeDixon, Moor
sale grocery adjoining the bakery looked to be almost a certain victim f
the flames when they caught In the
elevator house on top of the bulid- Ing, but by heroic efforts the 'ime
were extinguished before much damage was done. Water damaged a quantity of goods near the elevator shaft,
The dwelling house of T. B. Blllups.
on the west Ride of the building, was
considerably damaged by fire and waton the wholesale
er. Tha damages
grocery and the tllllups house are covered by Insurance.
While the (Ire woe raging a heavy
explosion took place In tha bakery
building, throwing bolls and burning
timbers In all directions. Many window lights In the vlclnty were broken. Seven wlndowa In the residence
of K. T. D. Wallace, Sr., were broken
and the roof waa aet on fire, but the
names were soon extinguished.
Nothing waa saved from the bakery
building except the furnishings and
stock In the attractive fountain room
where soft drinks were served.
There waa a large quantity of flour
stored In the building. It la said. Half
a oar loud waa hauled from a car and
placed In there that night. The men
worked until about midnight at this
Wednesday afternoon
Miss
Dove
Spencer and Mr. W. M. Kstep were
united In marriage. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellaa (Spencer at
Norls. A largo gathering of relatives
and friends hod assembled by the time
the strains of the wedding march announced the entrance of the wedding
party. The ceremony was said by
Rev. Levi Htrsltenbergerv
The bride
waa lovely In a suit of blue. The bride
la a popular and attractive young lady,
(She haa a host of friends who are
wishing her a full meaaure of happiness In her wedded life. The groom
la a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Estep.
Ha la" a very intelligent and indus-trloyoung man. They left for War
Eagle, W. Va., where Mr. Estep has a
beautiful furnished home to welcome
bla bride.
,
Tha Big 8andy Ntwi will
bring your advertising into
mora homes for tha mum
money than any other paper!
in fcaetern Kentucky
i
xveniam viam, aut faciam.
LOUISA, LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JULY
FIRE DESTROYS
,
E
SANDY NEWS.
Aut--
Volume XXXIV.
EIGHT-PAG-
11, 1919.
M. F. CONLEY and E. K. SPENCER, Publisher
WAYNE COUNTY INSTITUTE
AND EXAMINATION
PIPE LINE TO
STREET PAVING
WILL BE DONE
The City Council and several of our
most enterprising citizens have about
perfected
arrangements to do the
amount of paving planned and pro
vlded for months ago. The difficulty
in getting bids waa due to the fact
that contractors want the money to
be ready as the work progresses. This
was difficult because of the laws, but
a number of citizens will Join In an
arrangement that will get the funds.
Lock avenue will not be paved be
cause of a controversy with the wat
er company. The water main on Lock
avenue is the old spiral pipe originally
laid and has not been replaced with
standard cast pipe. The city can not
afford to lay paving over thla line,
where leaks occur so often. For this
reason the paving will start at Lock
avenue and continue as fur as the
money will permit.
The State aid
money will be available on this work
as heretofore announced.
LIEUT. EDFORO M. WALTER.
Lieut. Edford M. Walter, who has
recently been visiting his father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Walter,
of Hlalne, has returned to New York
to accept the position offered him by
(he B. T. Htutevant Company.
MARRIAGE LICEN8E8.
Lieut, Walter graduated fiom the
Hobart Cordle, 19, to Emma Agnes
Saumner Artillery Training School In
16, IILulne.
Nelson,
sauthern France.
Wiley Trustor;.. 24, to Nancy Crab
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. i tree, 13, Hlcksville.
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS.
Johnnie Pressley, 21, to Ida Ball, 15,
The State Textbook Commission
completed adoptioa iff textbooks to be Kallsburg.
Pleus Kdlson Bongs, 27. to Lutha
used in high schools of Kentucky In
Qludys Ward, 21, Cherokee.
Twenty-three
the next five years.
Malcolm L. Stansbury, 27, to. Alyce
books were readopted and twelve Were
Mayuard, 19, R. D. Louisa.
changed.
Welzle Peters, 24. to Hazel Peters,
19, Louisa R. D. 2.
Curneliua D. Holbrook, 18, to Mary
LAWRENCE COUNTY
E. Bradley. 21, of Yateavllle.
John Milton Childers, 22, to Norma
CONVENTION Holbroi K, 21, of Yateavllle.
"
S. S.
A HOUSE PARTY.
The following young persons are
guests of Miss Elizabeth and Nell Con-leMiss Dorothy Harvey, of Wash
ington, Iowa; Miss Florence Hudson,
of Montgomery, Ala.; Mlaa Madeline
I latter, of Ashland; MIhs Mary Hagen,
of Huntington; Miss Mildred Zelgler.
Messrs. Douglass Hill
of Cincinnati.
and Marvin Duhme, of Cincinnati;
George Horschel, of Ironton; John C.
C, Mayo, of Ashland.
The Wayne county teachers' Institute which will convene July 28, will
have as instructors J. F. Marsh of
Charleston and H. P. Griffey, the lost
named being the recently elected suNearly all the needed rights of way perintendent of the
a
BLAINE VERY SOON
BOOKS ADOPTED
BY COMMISSION
Ceredo-Kenov-
for the oil pipe line from Busseyvllle
to Blaine have been secured and It is
said the pipe is being shipped, The
line will be laid soon.
A well on the Dr. C. B. Walters leaae,
two miles ahead of production on up
per Blaine, la due to be completed to
day.
A good well waa drilled In on F. H,
Yatea lease, four miles northwest of
Louisa, adjoining tract of M. F. Con
ley. Trustee.
The Ohto Fuel Oil Co,
is operating the lease.
A well completed a few days ago on
W. E. Queen's fam near Yateavllle, la
a profitable gaa well.
The only limit on development in
Lawrence county now is caused by
shortage of drilling outfits and con
,
'
tractors.
'
GENTRY SHOW HAS
ADDED NEW FEATURES
Performing wild animals consisting
of lions, leopards, pumas and other
species of forest bred beauts have been
added to the Gentry Bros, famous
shows until the title Wild Animal Cir
cus has been affixed to the trade mark
of this popular firm.. Many new acts
and features are In store for the pat
rons of Gentry Bros, shows which will
exhibit here on Friduy. July 18. The
street parade will contain all of the
favorite animal performers as well as
the new department pf performing wild
animals. Clowns and other novelties
that are new to this show will take
part in the procession and all the little
folk
should be on hand to see the
dogs, ponies and elephants In parade
dress.
schools.
The third and last uniform examination will be held at Wayne and Fort
Gay on July
for elementary, renewal and supervisor's
certificates.
The usual regulations governing examinations will be Btrlctly enforced.
Applicants will enroll on Wednesday,
3 to 6 p. m. W. H. PETERS, Supt.
Frankfort. Ky., July
S.
The State
17-1- 8,
REGISTERED 8T0CK SALE.
Morton .Hammond, of Jattle, sold
last week almost his entire herd of
registered shorthorns to G. B. Belcher,
of Glenwood. In this lot there are two
cows that Mr. Hammond purchased
from the Elmendorf Farm, Lexington,
Ky. They are exceptionally high bred,
one being sired by Whitehall Marshall
and one by King Cumberland, two International show bulls. This lot is to
be added to Belcher's
stock farm,
Glenwood.
ARMY STRENGTH.
Total strength of the United States
army July 1 was 953,581 men or 26
per cent, of Its strength at the time the
armistice waa signed. Discharges during June totaled 400,000 officers and
men. Discharges in July, it is est!
mated, will drop to 300,000 men. Total casualties In the A. E. F, are placed
at
297.147.
PRESIDENT WILSON
RETURNS TO U. S.
session this afternoon completed adop
tion of books for common achooIs.Grln
stead's speller and Helzer'a physiology
were rejected.
Prof. E. C McDougall stated that If
the writing books are retarded as on
book the commission had
eleven books and changed ten; if they
are regarded aa eight books, the
were eighteen
and
three. In either case, the, com
mission, he stated, followed the Court
nf Annenln
rnllncr fy en ror
. ay we
adoption.
Readoptiona at the aame prices are:'
Writing books, Transylvania Book-Co- .,
E2 cents, the dozen.
Modern Elementary Arithmetic, 26'
cents; Modern Advanced Arithmetic,
43 cents, Lyons & Carnahan.
Gullck's Good Health, 26 cents; Gul-Ic- k's
Body and It's Defenses, 43 cents,:
Ginn & Co.
Hitchcock's Composition and Rhetoric, 75 cents, Henry Holt & Co.,
Evans' First Lessons In American
History, 39 cents, BenJ. H. Sanborn &
Co.; Dickson's American History, 67'
cents, The Macmlllan Co.
Nolan's 100 Lessons In Agriculture,.
48 cents. Row, Peterson & Co.
Primer, Easy Road To Reading, 22"
cents, Lyons & Carnahan.
Graded Classics, fourth reader,
fifth reader, 30 cents, B. F..
'
Johnson Publishing Co.
List of New Adoptions.
New adoptions are:
The Winston first reader, 30 cents;
second reader, 33 cents; third' reader,.
' .
38 cents, John C. Winston A Co.
Speller. The Mastery of Woods, SO
cents. Iroqflols Publishing Co.
Grammar Studies in English, book
L, '32 cents; book IL, 43 cents. Row..
Peterson & Co.
World Geography, book I., 60 cents;
book II., 90 cents, Macmlllan Co.
Kincald'a Revised Histnrv nf Ken
tucky, 69 cents, American Book Co.
Civics, The Community and Its Citizens, 72 cents, D.'C. Heath & Co.
Supplemental Booka.
Supplemental books are:
Reading, Child's World Series, prim
er, first, second third reader. B. F..
Johnson Publishing Co.
Primer and fourth and fifth reader,.
John C. Winston Co.
Elson readers, sixth, seventh and
eighth. Scott Formsman & Co.
Studies in Reading, fifth, sixth, sev
enth and eighth. University Publishing Co.
Uncle Jim, the Fire Chief. Southern
Publishing Co:
The Water Boys and Their Cousins.
B. Llppincott Co.
Modern Americans. Laurel Publish
ing Co.
Bugle Calls of Liberty.
Iroquois
Publishing Co.
Great Cities of the United States.
Iroquois Publishing Co.
Our Southern Birds. National Book company.
Wooster's Reading Chart. Wooster
a
President Wilson arrived in New
York Tuesday and was accorded the
LIGHTNING 8TRUCK HOME
OF JOHN P. GARTIN greatest welcome ever received by an
"
.
CHURCH, LOUISA, JULY 17,
American President. A great fleet of
During the severe storm last Satur warships and airplanes met the George
1919.
day evening lightning struck the real Washington at sea and escorted ' the
ship to the pier, where a crowd await
donee of J. P. Gartln, damnglng
chlmney.tlle hearth, mantel and wains- ed his arrival. A presidential salute
guns was fired when the
PROGRAM
coting in one room. Mrs. Gartln had of twenty-on- e
Devotional. 10 n. m.
Just gone out of the room Just before ships met the President's transport.
high
A
officials were on the
Job.
number of
Address of welcome A. O. Carthe bolt struck.
We have hoard estimates running all
committee that welcomed the Presiter 10:30.
the way from 150,000 to fHO.000 for the
Frank R. Adklns received his dls ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
dent to America. He left for WashReport of secretary Jas. Prince
charge from the army last week and
loss. Only 17000 Insurance was cur
10:50.
AT DRY RIDGE 8ATURDAY ington after speaking in New York.
came here for a few days' visit to his
ried, 14000 on the building and ma
President Wilson was escorted to
Song. "The Man of Galilee" Mlsa
chlnery and 13000 on the stock.
sister, Mrs. W. P. Dalton at Potter.
There will be an ice cream festival Carnegie Hall In New York, when his
Silencer and Miss Freese 11 a.m.
A,
Kllgore,
origin
the
of
to
Borne theories as
the
with his sister, June
Does a Sunday School pay? 11:10.
at Dry Ridge church on Saturday, July ship landed, by a cheering crowd of
Are have been advanced, but aa yet
he left for the home of hla mother,
Appointments of Committee's.
at 2 p. m. Everybody citizens and high public officials. Gov.
Miss
Geo.
Chapman,
s.
at
Ceredo.
nothing detinue has been learned, .so
Smith was Introduced by Mayor
.tf
come and bring some one with you.
Address by Rev. Fred Shannon.
Lyma Adklns, .of Van Lear. Joined
far aa wa know. U. E. Adams, the
declared the President brought
DINNER
FOR
ADJOURN
active head of th business, says It
them Saturday.
back a treaty worthy of a great nap.m.
song
1:30
service
Music and
waa undoubtedly of Incendiary origin.
tion. The President spoke briefly on
Labors
Address 1:60.
Emogene Colllnsworth entertained a The Herculean
Tha walla of the building are stand
the results accomplished by the Peace
topics
Sunduy
school
of
one
Discussion
exception
of
birthday
Ing, and with the
Conference and the crowds stood and
number of little friends at a
of Woodrow Wilson cheered
,
2:30.
party a few days ago. All enjoyed the
place they seem to be In good condi
until the band played the "Star.;
Some of my experiences aa
Spangled Banner." He left New York
affair very much.
tion. It waa a large brick building,
'
W. J. Vaughan 3:00.
(The following is an editorial from for Washington late in the afternoon.
erected about two years ago. The
Report of Committees.
bakery equipment was modern In evOn Thursday he spoke to the United
Reld and Norman Remmele have op the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
Adjourn.
Hong
and benediction.
ery respect. Large shipments of bread
ened an ice cream and soft drink estab
It la by the standard of those en or States Senate on the subject of the
Sunday
.
29th
la
annual
Thla
tha
llshment In the room adjoining D. C. mous labors of an old. Greek demigod peace treaty and the League of Na
and other bakery producte were made
every day to the coal fields and towns School Convention held In and for Law Spencer's store.
that the world has agreed to estimate tions. He will make a tour of the
been
county.
us
have
of
Some
rence
Tug
Sandy
val
Big
and
river
of tha
the efforts and struggles of his suc country to Bpeak to the people about
DO WE WANT ROADS?
leys. Quite a number of people were In the service a long time, longer than
cessor. Many men nave wrougni the League If the opponents continue
we will be, but let'a keep the flag fly
employed.
Lawrence la the only county In the tremendously since his day and proved their frantic fight.
V
and soft drinks plant ing.
Big Sandy valley that has taken no themselves his not unworthy rivals,
The Coca-Col- a
In
held
the atepa toward voting a bond Issue for but It may be doubted whether In all DENNIS AND GLADYS
This convention wtll be
tha atreet belongs to the Lo
baro company. A statement haa been Baptist church. We especially Invite
roads. We are paying our road taxes those ages any one has ever toiled
.,
lAwrence-coevery
in
Sunday
school
the
stating
that
Into tho State fund that other counmore ceaselessly or crowded greater
Uaucd to creditors
the
Several, from here attended
company haa ample aseets to pay all to send as many delegatea aa possible. ties are using.
achievements Into a year .of human Sunday school, convention at Morgans
The State Sunday School Conven
reported
a & Co.
indebtedness.
Sunday
life than Woodrow Wilson.
all
and
creek last
.
It is too soon to estimate the essen
The question of whether or not the tion will be held this year In our slanice time.
Arithmetic. Braden number readers. '
CHAMPION
tial value of thoso labors, and we
plant will be rebuilt is belntr ak.d on ter city, Ashland, Ky.
Born, to Willie Pennington and wife Educational Publishing Co.
COMMITTKK.
would not be wise enough to do so the 8rd Inst., a girl Eva.
all sides. We have heard it stated
Farm Accounts. Laurel Book Co.
were nt later. Of their magnitude,
Charlie Rice, our leading merchant,
that It will not be rebuilt. On the
Simplified.
Dictionary.
Winston's
plan
HERE
ordinary
observer is some better at this writing.
however, even the
other hand It Is .said there lara
jonn u. Winston to.
good
a
Judge,
He
would
pretend
to
and
might
be
go
.Include
rehulld
a
now
to
Berry picking is all the
on foot
here
Physiology; a Child's Book of Teeth- estimate them, first, by a physical and there Is a fine crop of blackberries. w oria cook uo.
lr plant and cold storage business.
Mrs. W. K. Hays Is visiting her par
gauge. Considered from the point of
Pennington, of Van, W. Va., Is
This report soys the plan is to inCecil
f t v n nf Qanlladnn (i n ,1 Ph ualnlnsv
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Thompson.
The prize tight for the heavyweight bodily energy only, what Mr, Wilson visiting r s parents here.
crease the capital from 150.000 to
World
Book Co.
on
calling
was
B.
D.
Mrs.
apJohnson
championship of the world took place has achieved Is quite astounding. He
The latest' Information that
Mrs. Avthur Kitchen was called to
Wiley's Health .Reader. Rand
Saturday.
Recje
Hammond
Mrs.
presence
4,
Ohio,
In
give
July
at Toledo,
the
s not a giant; he does not even seem her daughter's In Carter county on
pears to be reliable does not
. .
.'
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bush visited Mr. of more than 20,000 people, who paid obusi, and yet, through all these ardu
much encouragement to the rebuilding
account of the illness of her little
Saturday
Thompson
Mrs.
M.
J.
and
(60
see
to
apiece
a
brutal
to
$10
has
from
made
he
months
and
ous
weeks
proposition.
granddaughter.
cational Publishing Co.
and Sunday.
exhibition lasting nine minutes. Men long Journeys, sat" through
tedious
Resides being a lamentable destrucMlsa America Pennington Is on the
Civics, What To Do for Uncle Sam.
and had come from foreign countries to banquets,
Mr. and Mrs. A., M. Watson
Innumerable sick list.
declaimed
tion of valuable property, the loss of
A. Flanagan Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James witness an affair that was practically
peeches, crossed the ocean twioe and
Reba Cooksey and Jettle Kitchen at
the business la deplored by this com- children visited
Cromwell's Compendium of Parlia.
settled by One or two blows, delivered made other tiresome Journeys; lost tended the S. S. convention at Morfjun. mentary Law. Laird & Lee.
munity. It represents one of the heav- Prichard Sunday.
Is
sick
on
the
Perry
L.
O.
list
literally,
In the first two minutes.
his sleep of nights and almost
Fred Vunhorn and Andrew Woods
iest lunsea ever sustained In Louisa aa
will begin
A protracted meeting
From the standpoint of a fight It like another Atlas, carried the world make frequent trips to Dennis.
a reeult of fire.
here the 15th at the Holiness church.
was the poorest championship contest upon his shoulders.
Several young folks were at W. S.
MORGAN'S CREEK.
daughter ever witnessed. Jack Dempsey really
Mrs. Hemon Young and
To realize the drafts which have Pennington's Sunday evening. Among
BRANCH
A.;
M. Wataon whipped the Chantplon Jess Wlllard been made upon his intellectual energy them were Misses Nellie, Blvlan and
TWIN
were calling on Mrs.
The convention held here Sunday
luHt week.
in the first round, when he dazed him one must review the problems which Eva Lyons an dMessrs. Johnle Jobe, was largely attended.
Mrs. Nannie Rose and children, of
D. J. Thompson and sons. Sheridan with one blow and knocked him down
been compelled to grapple with. rJeorgs and John Savage.
James Fugett was calling on Miss
Council Grove, Kansas, are visiting and Carl, were calling In Loulna last five times. Wlllard cume back for two he haa fundamental
question, as to
The
Mrs. John Compton and Mrs. Hattie Hazel Adklns Sunday.
her father, Harvey Jobc, of this place.
Thursday.
was
he
which
in
at
rounds
war
additional
John Nlcols left Sunday for Rose
whether we should enter the
Neal and children were gubrfts of Mrs.
.Smith Jobe, who haa been very 111,
Mrs. John W. Kitchen, of Wlllara, pounded
unmercifully.
Before the all, required a study of the policies of Andy Cooksey Sunfiay.
Siding, W. Va., where he is employed- .
is nome better.
C. Qulsenberry, fourth started he threw a towel in the almost every nation upon the globe in
father,
her
visited
W.
frequent
R.
trips
Misses Jettie, Lora and Elizabeth!
makes
Kitchen
F.
Mrs. Stella Jobe called on Mrs; CanSaturday and Sunday.
ring. Indicating that It was no use to addition to the effort to comprehend to Louisa.
Kitchen, Artie Holbrook and Joe Danute, Jobe Sunday.,
Hays
visited
sister,
her
Mr. W. K.
continue.
Sophia G. Pennington is contemplat
iels were the pleasant guests of Miss
the thoughts and wishes of the people
Mll'brt Jobe was the Sunday guest of Mrs. W. 1 Webb, at Gladys last week.
Wlllard had been champion over of these United States. Once .launched ing h visit to Ashland.
Lexla Lee Burchett Sunday.
Mis Esla. Kitchen.
visited their five years. He weighed 245 pounds and upon the mighty enterprise he had to
Johnson
Irene
and
Tlvls
Whoopng cough is raging in our
Jason Lambert and Dewey Chaffto
Iu'ry Jobe, Wllma and Leland Rose sister, Mrs. Belva Coffee, Sunday.
Dempr.oy
187
organ38
weighed
years
s
old.
resources,
.
neighborhood.
measure our national
called on Misses Julia, Edith and Mary
wenj out riding Sunday.
of RatcllIT, was and Is 24 years of use.
Rucker,
Nannie
Miss
navy,
plan
for
army
the
morning
Savage
people
Saturday
the
Saturday afternoon.
our
and
ize
On last
feoll Adams and Birdie Jobe at- calling on Miss Llnnle Hillman SaturDempsey Born In Logan..
Mrs. Christina Carter and children
raising of billions of money and set In were shocked when the news came
tended the Sunday School convention day,
Dempsey's home Is In Salt Lake City. operation the stupendous machinery to that Cecil Walden, one of our best were visiting Mrs. J. Y. Carter Mon
'at Morgana creek Sunday.
MIhs Maxine Thompson visitea her He was born and partially reared In carry on a war three thousand miles neighbors, was dead. The news was day.
Paul Burton left ror Miuiana,
Hays,
Louisa
W.
Mrs,
at
sister.
upon the so suddenly thrust on us that it was
W. Va about 40 away, . Having embarked
Logan or Mlngo-co- .,
We are sorry to hear of the death
'
last week where he will seek employ- Thursday.
to 60 miles from Loulna. When he was stupendous undertaking of forming a so hard to believe.
Cecil had been of Cecil Waldon. The bereaved have
'
ment there.
Mrs. Willie Hammond haa been very a boy his purents moved west. It is "League of Nations," he found himself falling all spring, but no one thought our sympathy.
Willie Kouns was at Smith Jobe'a sick for the past week.
said he has many relatives in Mingo confronted by the mOBt tangled web he was seriously ill. His death was
Mrs. Nebraska and Minnie Carter
on Saturaay.
,
Ky.
We are sorry to hear of the death and in Martln-co- ..
of politics which the gigantic spider of due to heart failure, and no one knew were calling on ' Mrs. Mary Holley
Willie Hughes and Junior Barnett of Cecil Walden.
327,000
for
the
spun
com
Dempsey
any
received
and
ever
common
Sunday
evening.
worse
diplomacy
was
had
until
he
than
called on the former' parents, Mr. and
Miss Maude Thompson visited Mrs. fight and sold his moving picture rights pelled to measure wits with the aout- - his wife heard him struggling. When
Emma Chaffin and children, of Bor
Airs. John Hughes, on Friday.
Tues
Thompson
Hlcksville
at
Green
for $10,000. Wlllard got 3100,000 and est minds of Europe, Asia and Africa. she got to him ho had ceased to derland, W. Va., are visiting friends
The old maids supper given at this day.retains his moving picture interesta.
There waa acarcely a quarrel which he breathe. He leaves a wife, two small and relatives of this place.
place June 28 was a good success. ProWoods, of Ratcllff, la
Josle
Miss
waa not compelled to understand and hlldren, one only one week old, an
Chester Diamond waa. calling on
ceeds $20.26 which goes to the Salva- visiting relatives at thla place.
to Judge, If not to settle, whether be- aged mother and a host of other rela- Miss Lex la Lee Burchett Sunday.
BLAINE
Army.
tion
and son
Hutchinson
Llnzy
Mrs.
or.
smallest
greatest
nations
mourn
to
George
death.
and
his
tween
F. Adklns was calling on Mlsa.
friends
the
tives
There will be an ioe cream fes.ival Charles' visited Mr. and Mrs. Hack
Ella Jay and Ethel Sturgell of Ash- of the world. It can be said without His body was laid to rest In the family Jessie Hall recently.
here in a abort time. Notice the paper Young at Dennis Friday.
Wayne Hughes, of Logan, W. Va Is
land are the guests of Miss 'Gladys the fear of contradiction that since burying ground to await the summons
A PET.
for date.
Mrs. Boston Hammond is on the sick Wellman.
expected to visit friends here soon.
tune began, no brain haa ever been in the resurrection morn.
momenlist.
SUNBEAM.
Balton Thompson was oalllng on
Mrs. J. K. Jordan and children are taxed with such Innumerable,
NOTICE.
Mrs. Cebron Wilson and Mrs. Mor- spending a few days with Mr. a id tous and complex matters for solution.
Harve Carter Sunday.
Louisa Chapter No. 95, R. ton Webb visited Mrs. Lafe Thompaon Mrs. Wallace Jordan.
upon
aa
finally,
family
the
strain
moved
to
Ward
and
J.
Mlsa
And,
A.
Lillian Short, of Windy Ridge,
this
A. M., will meet In regular on Caney last week.
Jay Hewlett waa calling on his nervous system there is little dan- week from Mrs. Cora Burton's .prop- was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ella
even-inFriday
communication
Mr. and Mra. B. D. Johnson and Mrs.
ger of exaggeration. It must have been erty on Lock avenue to the J. M. Cain Georgia Holley, Sunday.
Bates Monday afternoon.
July 11, at 7:30 o'clock. Recle Hammond attended church at Pearl
John Savage was a caller at J. Y. '
Julia Kouna spent Monday afternoin stupendous. Such responsibilities were residence on Lock avenue.
Work In P. M. and M. M. de- Sand Hill Sunday.
upon a single
put
previously
Friday.
never
Corter'B
Gladys
Wellman.
with
grees.. O. R. LEWIS, H. P.
Sheridan and Herbert Thompaon
R. C. Burton has bought a lot on
Mrs. Dennis Pennington was visiting
Genoa Sanders and Thelma Sturgell human being.- The destinies of teje
made a business trip to Yateavllle spent Saturday night with Mrs. Genoa race reposed upon his shoulders.
A Madison-st- .,
opposite the Masonic Hall her mother, Mrs. George Goins, Sun
"
A
Saturday.
v FRECKLES. Jordan.
day.
single error might have sent the world and will build a residence on It.
Ed. Marcum, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
"
Sunson
busi
Mrs. Missouri Holley Is on the sick
a
to
ruin.
made
L.
Hewlett
J.
and
O. Marcum, returned home last
MARSHAL HA8 RESIGNED.
Rev. F. F. Shannon preached Sun list
Wa almost think the time has come
ness trip to Louisa Monday.
day after serving Uncle Sam for a
There will be church here Saturday
Mra. Ethel Moore and Lydla Osborn to change the standard of effort from day night to a large congregation at
At city council Tuesday night mar
year. He enlisted at Huntington and
to Wllsonlan the Baptist church.
All the local night and Sunday by Rev. James Har- labora"
waa to tha hospital ervice, New York shal R. C. Cyrua resigned. No ap were calling on friends at this place "Herculean
vey.
SWEET SIXTEEN.
pointment haa yet been made.
achievements.
Saturday afternoon.
churchea Joined in the eervioe.
city. Ceredo Advance;
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