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BEREACAPITAL OF THE MOUNTAINSl

MADISON COUNTY

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Farrlstown Jan 20lUss EvaSimpson had as her guests Sunday

eve Misses May Dlcle Della WhiteMaggie Maupln Messrs A J Bax ¬

ter D C Bennett and Isaac Maupln

Mrs K Smoothers and Mrs PerkIns of Versalles are visiting Mrs

Steve FarrlsMr John Jenkinsand Levi Fife of Peytontown passed

through Farrlstown Sunday evening

i enroute to visit Mr Arthur Jen-

kins

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near Berea The Rev T Mul-

ler preached here Sunday Several

from here are plannlhg to attendchurch at Peytontown Sunday There

Is going to be an entertainment atthis placo February 1 All are cor-

dially

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Invited

ESTILL COUNTY

WACJEIWVIII1Vagersvllle Jan 23 Misses Nettle

and Nannlo Kldwell are visiting their

brother Joe this week Miss Rosa

Arvlne and her brother John were tho

guests of Fannie and Robert Wagers

Saturday night and Sunday Mrs JQ Scrivner and daughter Grace spent

Tuesday with Mrs John Kelley

Miss Nettle Kldwell was the guest of

Miss Maude Park Saturday night andSunday of last weekMr and Mrs

Joo Kidwell spent last Sunday with

Mr Kldwells brother Horace andfamily Mrs Wm Cox who has beensick for so long Is able to be outagain There are somo weddings ex¬

pected soon Mr Moto Durbin hasmoved back to his old home placonear here

LOCUST miAKCHLocust Branch Jan 25The Rev

C A Van Winkle preached at BeaverPond Church on January 15 and 16

Wo regret he could not stay longerMrs Beulah Blcknell and children

visited at John A Blcknells on Wed ¬

nesday the 22ndlIrs Emma Gol ¬

den of Bear Wallow is visiting MrsSpurlock of this placeJohn A Blck¬

nells children were visiting at H G

Blcknells on SaturdayDrummersWelch Wilson and Jackson werehere this week all looking for or ¬

dersAnderson Cates and H G

Blcknell wandered from hero to Cavander and back In search of cattleThey purchased one yoke of oxenMiss Mable Adams of Panola Is vis ¬

iting at Dr LandsMr John Hy1mer and Miss Icy B Isaacs wereon the 22nd Their many

friends join In wishing them successj and happiness D W Gentry will bet ready to start his mill to sawing

crossties in a few days Mr Gen ¬

try says he will blow the whistlethe first tlmeWe are expecting tohear wedding bells ringing on Loeust Branch soon

WArrr TOPI Happytop Jan 17Mr Jas Mur¬

phy of Lynchtown has moved Into

j the house recently occupied by MrFrank Hymer and John Chandlerl has his new house completed and has

s moved In It and John Hymer movedofTheti party at John Hymers last Saturdayt night Mr June and Miss Talitha1Logsdon visited Mr O W Arvlnes

last Saturday nightand SundayTho Rev Sylvester

t Wells filled his regular appointmentSaturday and SundayMr and Mrs4 D Logsdon wore the guests of MrColeman Farthing and family Satur-day

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night Mr Milfred Murphy andfamily havo moved Into our vicinity

Mr Albert Arvin was the guest ofHiss Talltha Logsdon from Sundaylathl Tuesday Mrs Bottle TackettIpent Saturday with her sister MrsLydia LogsdonMr C F McGeohas sold his farm to Mr Wm Mil¬ler Mr McGee Is preparing to go toRice Station to UoIr and Mrs

visitingfvleudskbe little daughter of Mr and Mrsloft Farthing Is very low with pneuIaionla Mr Henry Wlnklir and tam ¬

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ily of Jones Branch moved on MrMelvin Roses farm last Friday MrMerrll McGee who has been In Ham ¬

ilton Ohio for two years Is back athome

R8CKSASTLE COUSTYI-

IOCKFORURockford Jan 20Mr and Mrs

Bertie Parker of Crab Orchard whohave been visiting relatives at thisplaco returned home Sunday Mrand Mrs J M Vaughn visited Mrand Mrs J J Martin Saturday and-SundayAmoroso Sexton of Wlldlewas In Scaffold Cane Sunday Vlrglo Martin visited Rcecle Todd Sun ¬

day night Bro T P Bryant ofCartersvlllc was elected as pastor topreach for Scaffold Cane church forthe year 1905Tho protracted motIng at Fair View closed Friday nightwith two additions Mr J M Dull nis having a barn built this weekMr Alfred Alexander got a very badkick a few days ago by a mule U SBerry says there Is but one safe muleand that Is a dead oneW C Vlarscut his foot viry badly a few daysagoJ W Todd has sold his stockoi goods at tho Moyo stand to IIE Bullen for 121500W HStephens has gone Into tho tie I-

nessIt¬

seems as though most everyone Is signing for a petition for apardon for Caleb Powew Mr Willard Todd visited his sIster Mrs FM Bullen Saturday night J W Mc

Collom lost a fine mulo recentlyMr George T Payne was at Rock

ford Sunday on business Miss Ber ¬

tha Bullen visited Ecrtlo and BornlcoTodd SundayNext Saturday andSunday Is preaching at Macedonia

floorsBoone Jan 20 Revival meeting

closed at this place Friday night withtwo additions to tho church TheRev C S Wilson conducted the serv ¬

ices assisted by the Rev J W Lam ¬

bert Mr Sol Saylor Is slckIIrNath Welch of Berea was In thisvicinity one day last weofc Mr andMrs Dess Wren went to Conway Sun ¬

dayMr and Mrs J H Lambertwere guests of Mrs Mattie Wren Sun ¬

day James the little son of MrsMattie Wren Is slckDr Cornelius ofBerea passed thru this vicinity Sun ¬

dayMr and Mrs Dave Grant re¬

cently moved to their new homo nearthis placeMr Charles Oldhamof Conway and Miss Nannlo Joneswere married ono day last weekWlllio Coyle and sister Talltha whoare attending school at Berea visitedhome folks Saturday and SundayA D Levett of this place was inMadison county Saturday and Sun ¬

dayGOOCHLAMD

Goochland Jan 25People ofGoochland are preparing to build anow church house at Sycamore wherethe one was recently burnedDrJones has bought J L Jones farmnear Sycamore W M Jones J WCox and Eller Dooley who are attend¬

ing school at Berea were among homofolks last weekWm Alcorn is goingSouth to Invest In landNed Lakesand family of Evergreen passed thruhere Thursday on their way to Be ¬

rea Richard WlId Is still haulingamid rain and snow Jim Johnsonson of J W Johnson got his legbroke last week by letting it strikea stump while on a wagon JimMat Cox was In Berea Friday on bus ¬

iness Sanford Isaacs of Evergreenhas employment at Jobnctta work ¬

ing on the railroad James GarrettIs talking of going to Illinois Afew gases of mumps still linger pear

Mrs Emma Hensley has been vIs-

iting¬

her daughter Aleathea Amyxat Pine GroveTho Rev JamesLunsford and Dr Jones attendedchurch at McKee Jackson CountySaturday and SundayMr BertLunsford of Sycamore called onfriends and relatives near Evergreentho last of tho weckJ W Phillipshas accepted a job as travelingsalesman for the Miles Shoe Co ofold Richmond VaU S Myers the

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hustling drummer was thru last weekon his way to tho mountains

OWSLEY COUNTYSTUIIOKON

Sturgeon Jan 20Tho Rev MrCulton filled his regular appointmentat Rock Springs church on Saturdayand SundayMr Carter Mahaffeywas the guest of Miss Liza AmbroseSunday J A Hunter Is teaching asinging school at Oak Grove and Is

having splendid success Mr T S

Trcadway has been surveying landfor Mr It S Wilson Etha the littlo daughter of Mr and Mrs H C

Brewer has been visiting her grand ¬

parents Mr and Mrs V S BrewerWo nro having a splendid winterschool at this place with thir ¬

ty in attendance It is conducted byS S Wolfe Mr F N Brewer haspurchased him a fine mare from hisbrother Wm Brewer Mr HarlanBrewer and wife visited their fatherinlaw Mr J II Spence Sunday MrSpence Is having a now veranda builtto his house Mr Frank Lynch says

the night rogues have been visiting

his corn crib and taken about tenbushels of cornMr Blaine WilsonIs building him n new dwellinghouse Katie Lynch Is very poor ¬

ly with the mumpsMr LucianStrongs wife is visiting her parents

this week Tho road working lastWednesday and Thursday on IslandCreek at what Is known as tho Becknell Hill was very much a successwith some fifty five or sixty hands

The Rev Albert Bowman preachesat Royal Oak on tho first Saturdayand Sunday Mr Ellas Addison andhis soninlaw M A Fields are verypoorly Mr Jacob Moore entertain-ed

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a crowd of young folks at Mr WN Hughes Sunday with his guitarand harmonica Among thoso presentwere Miss Liza Ambrose Miss MaudHughes Carter Mahaffey CarterStrong and Lucian Brewer BlalnoBurch has a very bad felon on hisfinger-

TKAVinUJIlS Ill 5TTravellers nest Jan 17 Robert an

Henry Botncr left hero a tow daysago to serve In tho U S nnIJ Creech is now In West Virginia I

working In the Interest of thedom Portrait CoW H Venablosubscribed for tho Courier Journal thecltIIzenBotncr and Blge Turner will likely goInto business here the coming spring

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Vide Botncr Is having sorno im ¬

provement made to herWalker the little son of James YoungI

has been sick but Is convnlesccntIS-

wlmpfleld Bcglcy Jr and Jesse Botjner wont to Heldleburg one day thisweek on business Drummer Griffinwas with our merchants MondayWe lave a few cases of measles yetAmong them ire Clay Mayso andCyntha Lynch I

CLAY COUNTY

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Sextons Creek Jan 21Last nightwas tho coldest of tho year Rlley j

Burch and Blevjns Allen returnedMonday from an extended visit onLaurel CroekJ A Hunter and n j

H Bowman are in Manchester this I

week on business The church atCorinth elected J P ietcalf as pas-

tor¬

for tho ensuing year Narm Sizemore moved to Cradlebow the first ofthe week Circuit Court convenedat Manchester MondaYSam Saylor I

purchased a farm of Daw Cornett ufew days ago for 300A now babyat Monroe Chadwolls Jos Nccleyof Grayhawk was here on Tuesdayand Wednesday Doc Qlsemoroshouses burned Monday night of lastweek Including his meat lard andhousehold furniture Tho RobertClark Masonic Lodge gave Mr Slsemoro 25 to restore part of his lossHo has also received some personalglftsW N Burch has just comple ¬

ted his chicken houseStevo Fieldspurchased a mulo colt from RobertLunsford for C5Oeo Hornsby washurt very badly a few days ago bya stave cut rolling over hlmWUllo Noo Is attending school at OakGrove this winter Tho school Is con ¬

ducted by P M Fryo and D O

Wood Jesso Rowlett of TravellersRest passed thru hero this morningrepresenting tho Interest of Tho Cit-Izen

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All that read Tho Citizen likeIt

LAUREL COUNTY

IOHDOXLondon Jan 25Robert Lynch

has rented a house In London Si ¬

las Bingham made a trip to Lon ¬

Ion last week Mrs Molllo Spradlenwas visiting S D Rices this peek-

S II Lambert Is talking of visitIng his parents in Tennessee soonMrs Mary Jostlco visited MrsMargaret Rico last weekMrs MaryE Lambert who has been sick forthree months and Is no bettor hasmoved Into tho house with her pa ¬

rentsMr S D Rice Is talk-ing of visiting friends and relative

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near Ethel next weekS H Lambertand R G Rico are working for MrHerzlg this weekMrs Mary Jestlco Is visiting Mrs Mary Lambertvery often whllo she Is sick MrsJestico Is a fine hand to wait on thoslckMrs Bcttlo Ford of Arteraoushas been visiting her sister Marga ¬

ret RlceIr Rlllcy Jcstlco has hada good deal of sickness In his fain-

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for tho last few weeks Mr S HLambert attended prayer services attho jail house at London Sunday last

GRIT

Grit Jan 20Mr C O CoronettIs very low with consumption andnot expected to llveThe Rev Moo ¬

srs Ashes Jones and Brock are hold-

Ing n series of meetings at Provi ¬

dence Tho singing at Rough Creekchurch conducted by Professor J C

Jones Is a successMr J B John ¬

son left on January 10 for Georgiawhere ho has accepted a position asteacher Mr and Mrs John Hubbard of Crawford wore visiting CS Coronett Sunday Mr Charley DayIs erecting a new masonic hall nearold Providence churchThe Rev JooFairchild preached at Mt Salem Sat ¬

urday and Sunday nand went fromthere to Clay County on a preachingtourMrs Emily Brock has beenseriously 111 for the past week but IsImproving

JACKSON COUNTYOLIN

Olin Jan lThero Is no excusefor a working man to be Idle as thepretty weather still continues DanMcdlock who has been very poorlywith la grippe Is better John Hurley has got him a nlco new groundclearedFrank Moore has had awell drilled There Is a protractedmeeting going on at Friendshipchurch this week conducted by lirePearl Hacker and others Wo learn

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there have been several conversionsTho ordinance of baptlim will be at ¬

tended at liloomlng Orovo Church attho next regular meeting time It be¬

ing the first Saturday In FebruaryNeal Moore has moved his well drillto Bailey SlmpsonsC N Stewart

< C ntlnur4 nSiith rsgrl

BAKINiPOWDE tjronly baking powder

made from RoyalJGrape Creamtof Tartarea

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FREECcluloid Plates Repaired

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