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Miss Eva Walker of Columbia spent last Saturday and Sunday visiting Miss Mildred Wal-

ker of our city

Wheatis looking very well inthis section

The few days of good weathe-j put new life into our farmers r

the way of farming

J J Durham of Greensburgwas here the first of the week

looking for hogs

J A Diddle returned the firstof the week from a two weekstrip down in Texas OklahamaMissouri Mr Diddle is favora-blY

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impressed with the country

Austin Wilmore returned fromLouisville last week where hhas been under treatment for hiseyes for the past two weeks

Mr H A Moss the popularstave man of Greensburg stoppedover night with his brotherat this place one night last weekon his way to Burksville

Mrs J A Diddle spent lastJFriday visiting relatives in Co-

lumbiaMrs Robt 0 Keltner cele

brated her husbands 72nd birth ¬

day last Friday Only a few o

Ms immediate friends were pres7

ent to partake of the good thingsthat were prepared for this cc ¬

casion

The work on the new dwellingof Mr W M Smith is progressfrig nicely When conpleted

nice convenient housebeLMr

Strong Hill informed yourreporter that he would have hinew carding machine put in herefind ready for business at theproper timev Mr E T Keltnerone ofEastforks best citizens was in thissection one day last week and rportedeverything moving along

in his sectionIIINicely second quarterly meetingfor the Gradyville charge winconvene at Eastfork on Saturdaybefore the second Sunday in

II March There will be no services at this place on Sunday onI

accountof the quarterly meetingMr W L Grady received a

telegram on the 3rd from hisbrother D A Grady of McGregor Texas stating that theirmother was dangerously sick andMr Grady started at once Thenext day your reporter received

fanother telegram stating thatshe was dead Mr Grady didnot reach McGregor in time togee his mother alive

Mr J F Pendleton one-S

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fr four tobacco dealers was in ourianidst one day last week and informed us that he had bougabout one hundred and seventyfive thousand pounds of tobaccoanda large part of same habeen shipped and sold at ve-

rsatisfactory prices

Mrs A A Hoy who recentlyhad anew dwelling erectedher farm that she bought fromSir J D Walker has movedfit From the appearance weJtake it that her house is a very

> convenient well as nice

Mr C C Stephens one of ourprogressive farmers as well asbusiness men was with us o

I day last week and yoUr reporter> was in conversation with him in

Iregard to the amount of wheattobacco and corn that he had

> made and sold off his farms durJ

ing the past year and it amountfed to hirty five hundred dollars

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Such firming as this certainlyp ysrif it is old Adair county

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Mr WV M Coomer Qne of our J

respected citizens died on thg f

1st with a complication of dis ¬

eases He was a man that wawell thought of in this community where he resided He was71 years of age> He leaves awife and several children

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Messrs Theo Lemmons OmerRucker T Lemmon of Taylorcounty were visiting in thisneighborhood last week

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Mr William Jones of Edithand Miss Leva Sanders of thisplace were married Feb 20th

D 0 Pelley and W S Sinclairwere at Campbellsville lastThursday and Friday oh busiIwjMrs Fannie Blackford andchildren of Elida New Mexicoare at the bedside of MrJ 0Pelley Mrs lacktord s father I

who is very sick

Rev Pennycuff of RussellSprings filled his regular appointment here last Saturda-night and Sunday

Mr Joe Henson of Eunicewas here last Tuesday

Mr S H Workman and wifeMrsflast1TuesdayhiMrCreed Workman Willie JonesJ M Martin Grover MartinFrank Sandersand Bert Dicken

1son left a few days ago for IllI-

nois¬

WE Neat of Garlin was visjpiJMr Cantril of Campbellsvillewas here last Monday He iscontemplating placing a poultryhouse at this place

Dunneville on business last Monday

Mr J M Campbell who istraveling salesman for FloydBohr of Louisville reports a

nice trade

Miss Effie Coffey and EstiSanders who are attending theJ

WT Swere at home lastiSaturday and Sunday

Mr Thad Abell and PerryClements and wife were helast Monday

Mr S C Neat the hustlinggrocery drummer was takingorders here last week

Hon G L Perryman was atColumbia the first of the weekv a

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The healtbof thxis communityvery bad at presentrainhY

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roads are very muddy and thereItreedk

orderrY ofIthe day you can hear the axesringing all the time

beenL1quite sick for several weeksHtoismother Mrs Coomer is visitshim 4

Mr Charley Strange and hisson Dan were out on Piercridge last week buying chickenspoundne

Mr William Norris thestate of Cumberland county isvery sick 4

Mr Jefferson Coomer and hmotherinlaw Mrs Stinson ofWest Fork went to see MrsAlbertson of Marrowbone lastSaturday She Was stricken withparalysis but isl some better now l

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Farmers are busy this finegroundsfor plowing Several people areplanting their gardens

Miss Ida Isbell left on SteamerRowena Tuesday for Burnsideto visit her brother T S Isbell

J D Lowe shoe drummeriwas calling on our merchants

Thursday night and FridayvinsIStore died of consumption Thurs ¬

day and was buried FridayMr Felix Simmons and bride

met with quite a reception Mon¬

day night on their return fromTennessee Bells horns gunsetc by the score were used to

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The RS A ball team recieveda message Sunday stating thatMr Will Young of Columbiawithwhom they held a signedcontract to play with them thcomming season would bobliged to cancel his engagoYf

parents

Mr Wm Vaughan is still invery critical condition

Mr R G Woods left for hisnew home Tuesday Messrs

andIon Str Rowena as far as

Miss Florance Rubarts o

Dunnville is stopping at tWinfrey Hotel this week

Mr Jas Popplewell visited hifather at Jabez and while Cher

1000 pounds of porkMrs Ida 4 Payne isat the bed

sideVaughan

of her sick mother Mrs

Misses Ncra and Carrie Bradshaw of Montpelier wiljmeetMiss Ida Isbell at Burnsidewhere they will visit severaldays

Mr Will Faikenburg met withaylbyllstrikiiig him on the back of his

neck as he was bending over to

pickup a piece of timber cuttingquite n gash

Mrs Ermine Wilson and Mrwireleave for Cincinnati to purchasetheir Spring goods

Our little town is now incor-

porated¬

with Ur G Rexroat aJudge and ArthurStanton Ma

shallMr

Elbert Darnell has movedone of the new cottages r

built for Mr Woods

Miss Alverda Harris accompanted by Mr McBeath passedthrough here Thursday on herway to Columbia to see her slatMrs McBeath who is sick =

Mr S Antle moved into hishome he has just completed

near the Winfrey Hotel

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Yn isVery good at presentIplanis yistting her sister MrsJiRamsey of SomersetveerY

sick at this writing

Frank Garner and Miss CoraSunds ay

Feb27 Rev Tom Hadleyofficiating

isMiss Dollie Allen of LawsonBottom is visiting uncle Mr BM Blacks of this place

Mr and Mrs 3 D Irvin whoaCC nipniea the atters siilt terI rJ E Morgan to LoqMville

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peratioIIerformed1haveMorgan getting along nicely

Mr Charlie Campbell and MissNannie Perryman were theguests of Miss Ada Thurstonlast Thursday

I Miss Pearl Armstrong who isattending school at Burkesville-is visiting her sister Mrs EttaMorgan

Dr Clay Jackman who lefthere in November and went toNew Mexico to make his homedied Feb 24th of apoplexy Heleaves a wife and three child ¬

ren to mourn their loss whohave the symapty of this com¬

munity

Messrs J B Higginbottom andSam Campbell are attendingschool at Bowling Green

Miss Nomie Miller visited theMisses Black last Sunday

OzarKeeWe are having ideal spring

weather and farmers are making I

good use of the timeanda I

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Mrs Sam Dixon has been quitesick but is better =

Mr Meldrum Scholl returned

accomIpaniedMiss Laura Conover to Jeffersonville Indwhere they e

marriedeI

fMr Albert Bryant who hastaught an interesting school at

FridayssixtYefifth birthday of Mr T J Bry-

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His wife and daughtersprepared an excellent dinner forthe occasion

Mr and Mrs J D White andMrtfamilyIvisitedat Mr Calvin MaupinsSunday v

Breeding

The health of this communityIf

is not very good at this writing

Bakerjwereat this place a few days of last

11weekMrs John Claywell and daugh ¬

ter visited at Mrs J M Traylors one day last week

ElinorstrColumbia last weekMiss Ida Claywell was theSae ¬

urday night

Mr John Smithof Cumberlandcounty was at this placeSaturday

erMr W T Reece and son ofthis place have gone to Nash-

ville to buy some goods

Mr George Hundley who isattending the L W T 6V wasat home last Saturday and Sun ¬

day

Mr Marvin Traylor and familywere visiting at Glenville a fedays last week

ceMr J W Simpsonh s beebuying hogs for the <i past feweeks

Mr Less Smith of Amandaville was visiting his parentsa few days of last week

Mr John Thurman and wifef

made a busines trip to Mr WM Pattons last week

IThe people of this communitywere hailing their pooled tobaccooff last week

Mr George 4cy =andlfamilywasrityng Henry Hub WedTicsday night

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