CORRESPONDENCE

 

INDEX

Proctor R. Elam and family left Tuesday for Paintrock, Ala., where he expects to make his future home.

George P. Dyre candidate for Representative passed through here one day last week. George is a hustler and the man that beats him will remember being in a race.

Miss Claris Reed spent last week at Wellsville the guest of her aunts Misses Sallie and Effie Reed.

B.M. Carr, W.J. Seitz and Franklin Ratcliff were appointed Jury Commissioners for the ensuing year.

Hathaway Roberts a constable found about 20 head of sheep the property of Taylor Day on the outside and drove them to West Liberty and put them in the stray pen.

John Byrd was at West Liberty Saturday.

Grover Greear was on Grassy Sunday.

Mrs. A.D. Gibbs of Pekin was here last week visiting relatives.

Mrs. Sam Ferguson left Sunday for Ill. Where she will join her husband who has been there for some time they expect to make it their future home.

Mrs. Mary Claypool and Miss Mary Elam are suffering with lagrippe.

Uncle Frank Havens who has had fever for some time is still in a very critical condition and not expected to recover.

An infant child of Wm. Short is very low with Whooping cough.

PIGHEAD

 

BONNY
( TO LATE FOR LAST WEEK )

Willard McGuire of H.G.A. visited home folks over Sunday.

Misses Lula Henry and Nora Stamper of Grassy Creek were calling on Mrs. Sarah Sheets Sunday evening.

Travis Barker of West Liberty spent Wednesday night with Henry Vest and family.

Misses Anna Samuels and Nell Cecil of near Ezel visited the writer Sunday.

Miss Golda Bartlett spent Saturday night and Sunday with her cousin Miss Rhoda McGuire.

Garret Stamper and sister Maud will start for Florida in a few days where they will make their future home.

Miss Lelie Fugate and little brother Olnie visited Miss Gracie Vest Sunday.

Miss Lula Henry went to Ezel Friday returning home Saturday.

Miss Gracie Vest who had been ill for the past week is thought to be some better.

Mrs. Ebb Henry was calling on Mrs. H.W. Vest Wednesday.

Married on the 16 inst. At the resident of the brides parents, J.L. Henry and wife, their daughter Miss Ada Henry to John Rose of near Hazel Green. Rev. W.L. Gevedon tying the knot. The writer wishes them a long and happy life.

MILLY

 

LOGVILLE

All is quiet at this place.

Dr. Burton, is being kept busy, administering to pneumonia patients.

John M. Kennard is moving to West Liberty this week and H.H. Jayne is moving into the property vacated by him.

Dan Jayne says he likes Rock house fine but thinks he will like the girls (paper torn).

John W. Coffee was in town Sunday and ( paper torn) laughing as usual.

James H. Coffee and family visited C.W. Williams Saturday night and Sunday.

R.B. Penix has been in these parts buying cattle for the past few days.

Jasper N. Perkins and Noah Coffee, started last week for Oklahoma.
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