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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, June 27, IMS.
GUARANTEED
REMEDIES
We Have Guaranteed Remedies For
All Chicken Diseases.
White Diarrhea, Chicken Cholera, and other
Bowel Ailments, and Roup easily cured.
For further information phone 9 or 99, or
call and get a pamphlet telling how to
know these diseases, and how to
prevent and cure them quickly.
If you have as many as two fowls, pigeon
hole this thought for future use. It’s
worth money to you.
Ingram Drug Company,
' PHONE 9 OR 99 FOR BASE BALL SCORE
US FROM THE COUNTY
DAMN
Oak hr
um to be o:i a boom
tne watermelon sea
son is on. It would be impossible
to tell who loaded the Ilfs’, ear
here, from the tac*. there has been
several loaded at the same time,
j’he growers have secured fancy
prices for them this week.
Mrs. L. L. Holes and her daugh
ter, Miss Genie Holes, are seriously
ill 'with fever at this writing. They
ale now at tne home of .Mrs. Hole's
. are.iis, .Mr. and .Mis. 3. W. Carter,
The weather continues to be good
which makes the farmers feel verv
good indeed, because they an now
get their crops clean of weeds.
J Messrs. Jim Scully, Harvey Horn,
[Charlie Davis and Charlie Brinson
j were among those who attended
j preaching at Damascus Sunday.
Misses Mae and Cynthia Stewart
spent a few days with tneir aunt,
I Mrs. Mary Rich, this week.
i Miss Joe Emma Thompson is
' spending this week in Meigs with
been
The blind god Cupid
getting in some of his v
midst during the past few weeks.*
and as a result, on last Sunday, Mr. j
J^e&lie Hagan, one of our popular j
farmer boys, drove over to the home
of Rev. J. M. Shepherd, near Salem, I
and took one of his lovely daugh
ters. Miss Luna Shepherd, and they I
proceeded at once to the home of
Justice J. T. Sherrod, who is his’
che^rtul way, performed the cere- 1 ,
mony that made them man and
wife. May they ever be as happy I
as they are now.
Misses Gertrude and Gladys ; n
Prosser, of KUenton, are visiting
relatives in this community this
week.
Mrs. Jannie Lavender and chil
dren, of Norman Hark, are visiting j i
the former's mother. Mrs. Annie
Prosser and other relatives this
week. j
Our people are enjoying a treat I*
this week, in anticipation of a large <
trowd at our school Louse Sunday.
Rev. D. II. Parker has been invited
to preach for us last Sunday. The' -
day was an ideal one. The people! ’
gathered from all directions. They «
came from Enon, Coolidge, Big f
Creek. Merrillville, Patten, Pavo, 4
and other places, and everybody
spent the day on the grounds, hav
ing brought dinner.
Bro. Parker was prevailed upon
to stay with us and preach a feu-
days this week, and lie is with us
yet, preaching both morning and
evening. Rev. A. C. Stephenson, of
Merrillville, is now assisting Bro.
Parker in the meeting.
NIT MOIEY
III TIE SOUTH
and we hope to hear of their com- her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hurst,
inete recovery at an early da'.e. I Mr. Clayton Griffin, of Tliomas-
Mrs. T. P. iligiismith is on the ville visited bis parents, Mr. and
hi k list this week. , Mrs. H. \V. Grifliu Sunday last.
Messrs. Jimmie McLeod of Pid-; # Mrs. J. \V. Wilson and daughter,
cock and F P Wood spent Sun-' Miss Ruth Wilson, were the guests
dav ia* Pavo.* j of Mrs. (5. W. Rich Tuesday after-
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wood spent noon.
Sunday in Boston with the latter's I The picnic anti, exhibition of New
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. T. .1. Cook. I .Spring Hill School, which was held
Jlrs 11. i) Beaty spent Saturday 1 Friday the doth of June, was en-
j,,,d Sunday in Boston with her ] Joyed by all who attended. The
paren’s Mr and Mrs. Holland. I following is Hie program of the e.\-
m,ltJ a number of tne Oaklawu- j hibition, which began at T::!0 p, m.:
ites enjoyed a fish-fry o.i Dry Bake ] Song of welcome,
i Til E SUGGESTION
OK SOl'TH CAROLINA—WANTS
of Boston
Saturday last,
.Mr. W. W. Alexander was on the!
sick list a few days last week, but
he is now able to be out again. J
.Miss Wessie Wade is spending a
few days in Sale City this week. j
! Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Posey, Having'
SMITH 1 spent a short while with the latter’s,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Finch,
. ... returned to their home in Atlauta J
THE COTTON CLAIM* COVKHEII Sunday. |
SO THE SOI’TII COIT.II I'SE THEl Little .Miss Darke Daniels, of
MONEY. | .Moultrie, is spending a few days
Washington. June 26.—Deposits j w,t, ‘ lu ‘ r unc,e ’ 11
of eleven million dollars of govern- ^ r ’ jj j HeaUl
ment boride in banks located in the j here on business Friday,
cotton growing states, would be au-j Mr. J. A. Duncan, of
tliorized bv a bill introduced today}Sunday here with home folks
... , „ I Miss Jennie Lee Finch, of Oak-
, smith, ot **ou h . “ j lawfti and Mr. Lamar Godwin, of
t liua. • Cairo, were quietly married last
j These bonds would represent the, Monday in Thomasville. Their
amount held bv the treasurer lorj many friends wish for them much
1 -01,011 sorted durlnr the Civil War, ''“flness In their married life
Professor Hiatt has returned from
laims for which have not been ad- Washington, D. ('., where he attend-
justed. and the amount of revenue ed the World's Conference of the
tux < olleeted on cotton by t r ne Gov- | Adventists. Pl’KLLA.
eminent just after the war, and be-'
fore the Supreme Court held that
’he tax was unconstitutional. j
Senator Smith declares that this _______
’money properly belongs in the cot- .\n g8 Fannie Clark and Mrs. P.
ton-growing states and tlfat the . Clark spent last week with Mrs.
F. Bullock.
Mis
Dialogue, by Mr. W. M. Vi<• p
Dollie Mae Brinson and Mr. David
Tilly.
Music.
Recitation by Willie Thursby,
"The Dying Sailor."
Recitation—'Miss Ruth Thursby.
"The New Church Organ.’’ follow-
i ed by the song, "Gathering Golden
, -Sheaves."
j Dialogue—Sallie and Roy Cum-
' hie. "Too Young to Speak."
Dialogue — "Joslah's Proposal,'*
j Messrs. Charlie Brinson. Charlie
I Jones. W M. Vick and Miss Dollie
I Mae Brinson.
: Dialogue— "’Awful Shoes." Miss
. I Pearl Smith. Charlie Brinson. Char-
® s . *i lie Jones and Daniel Brinson,
e toiks. | Recitation — "Volunteers Are
| Wanted," Hattie Scully,
i Recitation—f’The Home of jJIy
Father," Miss Annie Jean Tumble,
j Recitation—"The Sabbath Day,"
i Miss Pearl Smith.
I Dialogue—"Desperadoes," W. M.,
; Vick, Charlie Brinson. G. W. Beck- to come off, but the recent drop la
j worth and Claude Waters. prices have made some of them look
Recitation—"Willie’s Rose.’’ Miss j a little sadder than when prices were
! Dollie Mae Brinson. J so fine. Still the present prices beat
j Dialogue—"In the Shoe Shop," j the growing of <otton, and a real
W. M. Vick, Mrs. W. M. Vick and nice sum of money will be circulated.
Charlie Brinson. I here from the sale of this one crop.
THE FAIR.
HAVE ON DISPLAY
Extraordinary good Values
in
Suit Cases
and
Hand Bags
NOW ON SALE
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
The Fair.
!E”
Coolidge, Ga., June 2d.—The mel
on growers have been wearing one of
those smiles that, It is said, is hard j BICYCLE STOLtoN—Reward
for return. Columbia Mo lei 59,
Chai-nless, black enamel 26-lnch
frame, black wheels, red rubber
handle grips. Return to Times-
Enterprise,
Miss Hester Wheeler left Tues
day morning for Knoxville, Tenn.,
where she will spend a few weeks
taking a teacher's course.
Mr. Xollen Carithers, who is at
home on account of sickness, is bet
ter .but not yet able to return to his
work.
Mr. Bob Johnson, who recently
underwent an operation at the sani
tarium, is improving rapidly.
Mr. Dixie Beggs has been very
sick for several da/3 this week.
Quite a crowd of Pavo young
people enjoyed a moonlight picnic
at Adams Pond Friday evening.
The music class of Miss Helen
Stephens gave an entertainment last
Friday evening, which was a great
success, and both teachers and pu
pils deserve much praise for their
splendid work.
The Pavo Band has recen'ly had
a bandstand built in the park, near
the school house. They gave their
first concert there last 3unday af
ternoon.
Government should deposit it there
until all claims against it a;e set
tled.
The hill specifics that the money
is to he deposited in Southern banks
to aid producers in financing their
cotton crop.
Mr. R. J. Merritt's father, of
Grand Ridge, Fla., is •visting him
days this week.
Dialogue—"Trouble in a Mormon
Family." W M. Vick, .Misses Dollie
Mae Brinson, Ellen Scully, Ruth
Thursby, Annie Jean Fumble, Lil
lian Porter.
Dialogue—"The Negro Minstrel."
Charlie Brinson, David Tilly.
Dialogue—"Row i:i tile Kitchen,"
Mrs. C. E. Dug jar, and daughter, I Misa Hollle May Brinson, Annie Jean
,llss Pearl Duggar, visited Mrs. U. I ( '"niliie. and Remer Thursby.
Stewart Saturday and Sunday, I Dialogue "Negro Minstrel," by
Miss
day and Sunday
Mrs. Grover Thomas, of Cobh,
Ga., is visiting relatives in this
community.
Our school picnic was held last
J Friday, but we did not have the
regular school exhibition, on ac
count of the death of Mr. E. S.
White. The Prohibition contest
was very good and the picnic was a
success, including dinner, of course.
Mr. H. M. Hall won the silver
medal offered to the best speaker in
that contest.
ES HISTONE
FOR RHEUMATISM
THE GREATEST KIDNEY AND
IU.ADDEK REMEDY ON TUB
MARKET TODAY,
do Tor you. Cures and strengthens
ibe kidneys and frees the system of
trie arid. By Its use your dally
tasks will become a pleasure Instead
of a drudgery, life will be brighter "'HI be belter real soon,
rind your health extended for many , (,1 > l' 18 ! Friday afternoon at two
years. Satisfaction guaranteed or “Tlork, the dealh angel visited the;
money refunded. Price, 11.03 per I ! ' on ‘e of Mr. E. S. White, and took
\\e are very sorry to say that
the little sen of Mr. J. A. Rogers is
very sick at this writing, with an
attack ol malaria fever. Hope he
Charlie Brinson and David Tilly.
Dialogue—“Advertising For a,
Husband,” Miss Dollie Mae Brinson. ! ktmris sympathize
W. M. Vick. Claude Waters and! « ood vv,le iu lhls
Charlie Jones.
Closing 'Song—“Good-Bye, Dear.”
Enjoyable music was Interspers
ed between the various numbers.
FRED01
bottle. For Sale by—
peacock-mash drug ro.
(adr.)
Closing Out
Silk Thread, a spool.
$l.oo Overalls . . ..
'Oc Suspenders. .. .
Pair Shoos at.. .
Men's Fndershlrts at.
$*..00 Boy's Suits. .
.. 20c
.. 9T»c
...20c
..$1.30
Coiti Httl*—make big money Simplest, fasten,
lighten running IT’S ALL IN THE TAYLOR FttO. Every ,
mill fitted with wire cable drive aet-ont attach-
dents and adjustable Idler. Improved cani.ge
Packing devPe la quick acting and a time saver,
ilade in all sites, portable and stationary. i
T. E.
Wright Building
No, 314 W. Jackson Street.
Miliary & Taylor Iras Works, Box 24, Macon, la.
Rev. T. A. White filled his regu
lar appointment at Fredonin Satur-ja thing
day and Sunday. The protracted
ervlces here will bejin Saturday be
fore the fourth Sunday in August.
The melon crop this year will be
short in this part of the county,
because of the cold, wet spell we
: him away from his family. H island soni ® aK °’ The ,>u ^
I death is mourned by the ditire com-| t,lt ‘ m, ‘" 8 Imtded this week,
j inanity. He was among the oldest j Mrs. Lottie Carlton and children.
| residents of this community, being of Tallahassee, w ho have been
• about fifty years of ago. and had I spending some time with Mrs. W. T.
j’ ecu a devoted member of .Midway j Smith, went to Hartsfiehl Sunday,
j Baptist church for a number ofj L»st Sunday afternoon at 2:30
j years. oVlnc; ..Mr. A. C. Nesmith and Miss
Mr. White was a loving husband Uarrie Parramore were quietly
{and father, and was one of the trus- married at the residen t* of the
[tees of the Pebble Hill School. bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
j Besides his w ife, the following i Parramore, Rev. H. B. Nesmith of-
cliiidren survive him* Raymond, ficiating. It was a very quiet af-
aml Russell White, Misses Mattie fair, only the Immediate family
l Lilia* Mae being present. Their many friends
isb for them a long and happy life.
One of the greatest troubles the lo
ci*! shippers have experienced, has
been to get cars when they are
wanted.
Prof. J. G. Garrison opened a
private term of school here last
Monday morning, and will teach un
til some time before the opening of
the fall term of the public school.
The death angel visited the home
of Rev. J. E. Channell yesterday and
took away their little babe, after
only r, few days of illness. Our
th him and his
ii hour, but
know it is well with the eliild,
that as Christian people thoy real
ize that God has willed it so, and
meekly submit to libi plans . and
purposes.
Ihe county's road engine came
t irough our stree’.s Wednesday
ternoon while the large picrtic crowd
was jollying around, and it proved
to he a pretty good street parade
fer most of us had never seen such
We hope i. will continue
oming until we ave better roads
u our communF:*. as we have some
•.(is in. t n .u 1 never workefl
Belle
Lou, Ann!
White. I
The sympathy of the entire com-1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dekle, of
inanity is extended to the bereaved j Chastain visited relatives here Snn-
faniily in their great loss. j day.
"MILLVILLE"
Scientists Say No Person IsNaturallyLazy
Scientists have found that no person is
naturally lazy. Larlnesa Is invariably
caused from impaired health in one
term or another. Ninety-nine per cent,
of Indolence, lifelcssnest, lack ot ambl
tino, lack ot appetite, ia caused by the
Hood being Impregnated with Malarial
Germs. These Uttle Germs, ten tbousand
ot which could be held on Ihe point ol a
pen knlie, destroys the red corpuscles In
the blood and at last manifest themselves
in the form ot Chills, Chills and Fever,
| Cnld and LaGrippe. No. 1*1 Tonic is
^bade from a prescription, which Is guar-
(Advertisement.)
Quiie a number from here at-
temled the Masonic picnic at Cool-
mge Tuesday, aad among those'
going were Messrs. J. \V. Wilson, I
“• | .1. J. Turner, Ernest McMillan, An- 1
anteed to drive these Uttle demons from drew Dyke. Mrs. Mollie Owens,'
Ihe System and rebuild the whole tnsto-' nrs. J. .1. Turner, Misses Vetitia 1
my. This No. 101 Tonic is msde from -31'"" Uyke. They reported
a prescription ol a physician who had 30 ‘ ,|, ' Uhalu ,iuu '
Rev. A. C. Stephenson and wife,
of Merrillville, attended services at
Fredonia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Alii.-cod at-
t'‘"ded the Rarramore-Xesmlth
masriage here Sunday.
E IT nones
! There will he a big barbecue and
[celebration at Meigs Saturday, a:id
. ... », • _ * Mrs. C. L. Lane and Misses Over-; Invitations have been sent out la the
years experience practicing medicine la (|un a|u | Mm hell, of Thomasville, • count >\ inviting everybody w ho can
one ol Ihe worst malarial sections in the were pleasant visitors to our town to come t0 tha * thriving and pros-
south. Try it on a guarantee, il it falls j Sunday af*ernoon. I perous city on that day. The eele-
to cure you, the money will be given j Miss Erma Jarrett is spending' purpose of
bick. Druggitll and dealer* everywhere several weeks in Boston, qultman I " ew county movement,
•ell It o, we will tend diredl bv oarocl : alHl Grooverville, with relatives and a, [ siieake.s to argue the cause
•ell It, or we will tend direct by parcel j friends. >>" on nand. Meigs will make
poll mtu. Frlcc 25c. and 51c. pet Mr _ w McMillan and little the day P> e " 8 ant and entertaining
bottle. j son, Harvle, of Thomasville, were for her B u «* ts witnout iiuestion.
The G. B. Williams Co., Sole Mano*, the guests of relatives here Tues-
fadurera, Quitman, Ga. ~
LEI US PROVE TO
We have a first class line of everything
in the drug line and the best of prices.
Our Kx department is perfect condition.
Your Rx compounded by competen
pharmacists.
City Drug Store
PHONE 284.
day. I " eek or so with friends In Thomas-
Misses Vetitia and Alma Dyke re- '"If.-
turned last Thursday from Thomas- , r , eg ,„ ’ er J’ milc b *° sa >’ that
ville after spending a most delight- , r . J °bnso"'8 wife
fill week as tbe guest of Mrs. Guy ; ’’ e bo|»e she will soon be
Johnson. I 0 "t "Sain
Miss Annie .Mae Jarrett left Sun- . , r ' h ' ‘•- van!i of Valdosta,
day for Quitman to visit her aunt, ?' »°n'e Saturday and Sunday, with
Mrs. Harvey. j ho ";® folks.
Mr. T. G. Smith and others at- 1 , „ a “ d 2J r “- d - A - Orlffln and
tended th'e services at the 'Arline , ani /' Tifton, are the guests of
.School House Sunday tho “ ,,nrAMt -
The Masonic jmuic Wednesday
was a splendid success, the crowd
belli,? the largest ever attending
u»*h an occasion here. Tile ad
dress of Dr. Robert Ir. Harris was a
gem. being replete with the great,
underlying principles of the order,
and the dinner showed that a kind
Providence had abundantly blessed
this section with good tilings
Joe Barnes of Pavo, was hi
our midst Sunday.
Miss Mattie Marston returned
home Tuesday, after spending a
he latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Green. ✓
Mr. Homer Golden of Patten was
among the visitors here Saturday.
Miss Jonnie Lee Evans left last
Sunday for Cairo, to be the guest
of relative* over there for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilson of Pat
ten visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gaskins last Sunday.
T«b*. Wkica tbl» tubo U laflanifd you have a I Mr. I M Dvk<» madn n hnafnAea
rumbling aouad or l«p*rfeet bearing, and when > . J ’ I “ aae a , D , U8,nes *
it ia entirely closed nTataeaa ta tie result, aad • trip to Thomasville last Friday.
ST^te'S^^liSSltS'bSfl , Thc 1> /°‘™eted meeting will be-
mg wiu ba deatro-ed forerer: nlae eaaea out af gin at the Baptist church here On
^ Sunday In July. Every.
£ '' 'S, 111 ' ,nv,,ed t0 #ttea, >
nrd It HtlVt Ctunk Cora. «u4 Ik .net- lae,e meetings.
“"■i™- - J cniNir a CO- o. Mra - of coolidge, vltlted
I BMh, "“v Sherrod here Sunday latt.
I ttto SLi rim O. . "BLUE-EYED GIRLIE."
•Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local appllfatloaa, aa they cannot rearb tha
dtoeaaed portion at tbe car. Tfatra la only aua
way to cure deataeaa, aad Uat la by coaitimtioa.
al remedlee. Deaf new la awaed by an lafiamed
condition of tbe maceaa lining of tbe Ksstacfalaa
lafiamed you have a 1
In the atternoon, me local ball
team crossed bats with the Funs-
ton team, and a splendid game
iu progress, when some one,
have been unable to leartn who,
the starter, raised a muss i:i the
crowd outside the diamond, which
soon led to a kind or "free for aK
light," and several of the boys were
somewhat bruised up in the melee,
This we regret with profound sor
row, and we hope the good people
of Funston and other visitors will
not censor us too heavy for this
ugly discord. We have many good
citizens who are mortified over the
affair. Be it said to the credit of
the Funston boys that they were not
connected with the unpleasant
fair. Now, boys, friends, neigh
bors, listen: If you had let alone
that stuff that steals your reason,
inflames and destroys your con
science, besmirches and blights
your character, breaks the hearts of
your loved ones, and saddens your
friends, and gone on content with
quenching your thirst with the ice
water freely prepared for you, or
the soda founts, drinking only soft
drinks, Your Uncle Is constrained
to believe none of this would have
occurred. Perhaps sotue of the
stuff you drank was not called whis
key, but it was set on fire of hell
by containing too much A. ’K., find
you committed sin in the partaking
of it, Just as much as when you
drank that stump liquor, or any
other kind. T<> j: Fathers, I appeal
to you, as a ,:ea of your town,
to investigate iat is being sold in
our town, a • ! enforce the temper
ance ordinance, if you have one, and
if not make one at once, and see
that it is respected by those who
deal in things forbidden therein.
UNCLE SI
TRUNK REPAIRING—Neatly done,
thorougly and reasonable in all
branches of work. Ask youi mer
chant for Down's Railroad Tray.
Georgia Novelty Trunk Co., Inc.,
Factory and Office on A. C. L.
25-2tcl-2tsw.
NOTICE—We buy PEARS on the
trees or In barrels at derot, and
pay spot cash. Pear growers,
write us. Georgia and Florida
Fruit Co., P. O. Box 899, Jack
sonville, Fla. 6-3-4t8W.
FOURTH OF JULY ONLY
HOLIDAY GIVEN EMPLOYEES.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. June 2t>.—Govern
ment employees eaid today that
President Wilson had declined -to
gran’ them a full holiday over July
fifth.
Miss Minnie McKinney went to Mer
rillville Tuesday. Miss McKinney
will spend a few days with hen.sis
ter in Merrillville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim McKinney vis
ited Patten Saturday.
Messrs. Sim McKinney, John
Gardner and Cullen Rogers went to
Pavo Saturday afternoon^
THEIR SKIN
IF THE DEATH LIST OF THOSE
WHO WERE INJURED IN THE
BUFFALO EXPLOSION IS TO
HE KEPT DOWN.
Buffalo, X. Y., June 26.—More
than ten thousand square inches of
skin must be given for grafting I?
the death list of the Huested Eleva
tor Company explosion and fire here
is to be kept from a more appall
ing proportion, according to the
physicians attending the injured
people at the hospitals.
Three hundred persons are neces
sary to furnish the required supply
of skin.
REBELS GET
AT
Chicago, June 26.-»-That many
horses here have deliberately been
made blind, to make them more
easily managed, is the report of
agents of Society for the Preven
tion of Cruelty to 'Animals.
Warrants will be asks today for
the horse-dealers, who arc accused
■of mutilating the horses’ eyes.
Money Loaned
FARM1LOANS PROMPTLY MADE
At 6% Interest, payablo annually. The borrower baa the
privilege of paying part orall ot tbe principal at any Interest
period, stopping interest 9n such psyment. I will save you
money. Come to eee me, or write. Prompt attention given
al' written Inquiries.
W. M. BRYAN,
OFFICE OVER POST OFFICE, THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA.
BUNN.BELL INSTITUTE
Waycross, Ga.
This school with an able faculty of eleven experienced teach
ers offers the young people o f this section the very best of good
training at is very moderate c ost. The school is finely located,
and well equipped. Thoroug h courses are offered In piano and
vocal music, violin, expression and art. Courses |n book-keep
ing. penmanship, typewrlttn i and stenography equal to the best
In the State. We offer a sp eclal—
One Year Normal Course
for teachers, and those preparing to teach. Every young per
son expecting to teach should take this special training. Posi
tions are secured for our gra duates without charge. Write for
our catalogue, and full lnfor matlon concerning any course In
.which you may be Interested. Do not d lay writing. Write today
RIGHT NOW, while you ‘.hi nk of It. Address:
.PRESIDENT W. 8. PETERSON Waycross Ga.
"PATTEN"
The people of this section would
welcome a good rain at this time.
Miss Gennle Holland and Mr. Dock
Holland, from Meigs spent Saturday
and Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
J. B. Lancaster here.
Miss Ethel Green spent last Sun
day In Patten.
Mrs. Lloyd Reeves of Merrillville,
visited her slater, Mrs. John Gard
ner and Miss Minnie McKlnsey last
Saturday and 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner .and
We make and carry in stock
light delivery wagons suitable
for grocers, butchers, and
truck farmers.
A. W. Palin & Son.