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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1013. Make Your Own CARBONIC WATERS ‘PRANA” CARBONIC SYPHONS SIMPLE II.WHY CLEANLY m:\I.TIIITL. EEEECTIVE, INEXPENSIVE One •< WltHONET" Syplion at a \ ill charge tI»o —FOR SALE BY— Ingram Drug Company. NEWS FROM THE COUNTY UNION NEWS OF GRADY CO. ELLABELLE GEOAH HILL I The ging Sunday | The farmers of Grady County have enjoyed by uulte about finishing making up syrup, j T,ie Adventists i,mil now everybody is preparing for j n t u , a ^ prayer Christmas. Preaching at Union was enjoyed very much Sunday afternoon, quite a large crowd attending. Mrs. M. E. Wale re was the hos tess at a delightful candy pullin ' Wednesday ovenlng, December id, the affair being given in honor of her daughter’s fourteenth birthday. Those present were Misses puslo Rollins, Bessie Hollins, Ruth Wil son. Ruth Thnrsbv. Mattie Hollins, Annie Jean Cumbie. Lula Hollins, Ola ( bason, .Mrs. Kizzie Brinson. .Messrs. Otis Brinson, Eddie Car lisle. Tom Brinson, Jim Scully, Wes- iey Chason Brinson. Hardee Scully, Orin Minims. Alton Minims, and others. Every ’ o’j o present had a delightful time. .and hope the fair young honoreo will have many more happy birth- afternoon was rowd. will have their e this week at the old school huse. .Mrs. I. W. Ward, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Julia Ward, left Saturday morning for Norman Park whore they will spend a few days with relatives. Messrs. C. II. Beaty, J. L. Dokle end Far! Boyles went to Thomasville Saturday. Messrs. Jim McCleod. Roscoe Ne smith and Parks .Ta< kson made a abort call in Pavo Sunday after noon. Quite a crowd of young folks en joyed an entertainment ut the home of Mr. William Moncrief last Friday Lester Brinson, Charlie j Veming. , .. . . A number of our people attended preaching at Evergreen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lewis, of Sum mer Hill dined with Rev. and Mrs. TV diool h( ill id next Frill for the Christu Lida: at- Our school has h.nl an average at tendance of fifty so far this term. On last Wednesday evening Mes srs. C. C. Griffin. A. L. Harvey,: Frank Turner, Robert Griffin and O. C. Hough attended tin- Woodmen of, the World Oyster supper at Gool- idge, at which time Rev. O. C. Hough delivered an address craft.” Messrs, (’harile and fin were In Meigs on day. Mr. A. L. Bane and Sunday at his ’e are a community of good *d floor folks, striving to make honest li\i:ig by tilt* sweat of our Rev. J. P. McCann left Frida , „ ... ,, . % , I the coast, where he will apen Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brinson spent f ( j aVfl for iho latter part of last week with; Mlss Lnllr;l Tvey of T!n , t tlie former’s father, Mr. J. W. Brin-1 tPa ’ chInB this wee k in M lss Nellie son# i McIntosh’s place, the latter being Misses Lillian and Ruble Watson awav at hor honiG j n Lueyville. Fla., made glad a itli the hap-! spent Wednesday afternoon with j where she plans to spend the iliation of that which “Old: their cousins, Miss Leola Watson Christmas holidays. Christmas is nearing, and many Soon again with merry jin trie. And with notes that loudly swell. Will a host of voices mlnele. And ring out the Christmas bells. ! How filled with rap- niht in our and Mrs. John F. Woods with Mr. G. W. Davis took r heart Mrs. W. L. Matson and son, Calvin j ture, were the guests of Mrs. Watson’s j As the yule tide hour draws near. Sister, Ms. M. A. Washingham j How we long with joy to capture. i Precious gifts from friends so dear. Are our hearts with love reflected? To the Babe of Bethlehem? Or is He by us rejected— Christ, the great Almighty Kin" 11 bring. While there are'and Mrs. Kizzie Brinson s who will have to sadly look j Mr. George Cooper and Miss Eva nd wish theirs might be as White were the guests of Miss Leola ‘Wood- j others, let every one remember his Watson Sunday last. | unfortunate neighbor. ' Mr rsyrnn While and Miss Leola i Henry Grif-i Messrs. S. J. Wages, Emmett and Watson were out driving last Sunnay business Sun- Arthur Byars attended services at afternoon. [New Shiloh Sunday. pent Saturday Mrs. II. S. Thornhill visited her no in Murpny. j parents, Rev. and .Mrs. I. F. Duncan, spent Sunday-of o.sklawn Sunday. ! Mr. k la ml’s foot, Llinne which he had the misfortune to Jamil; cut some time ago. is improving. } Mr. J. N. Donaldson, The Times- Mr. Arthur Harvey fell from a; Enterprise representative, passed buggy Tuesday afternoon. Then one j through our burg Tuesday. We are of the lines broke and tlie buggy re- j always glad to see clever Joe. reived a ditch. His ankle was pain-. Mr. J, H. Flowers has sub-divided dined with Mr. fully but not seriously hurt. • , Ills big farm, in this community! Sunday. j Rev. O. C. I!o”gh will fill his regu-j into twenty-five and fifty-acre tracts! Mr. Tom Aldridge and Miss Ma lar appointment at Baconton, Ga„ : and is building nice cottages on ! mle Dunlap were out driving Sunday | nevt Saturday and Sunday. ieach tract. He is*renting them out! afternoon. Mrs Sallie Luke has been very to good white men, much to the. Mr. Delmas Watson accompanied! Ill. but we are glad to announce satisfaction of the entire neighbor- 1 by Miss Ruth Singletary, was out much improved. Tier [hood. Any one desiring to rent in j at Union Sunday afternoon. good community, near a good i Misses Leoia and Lillian Watson J made a business trip •© Ochlocknee | i Thursday, the 11th. | Mr. M. Jones and daughter. Miss | , .. TT ,, 1 Lou Jones, are visiting Mr. Mrs. S. C. Hunter at thl 9| Little Mias Lois McMillan Is at writing. ; ii onie again after spending some Mrs. Kizzie Brinson visited Spring time with relatives near Woodland. Hill school Thursday, the 11th. I Miss Mary Lizie Stewart • Sunday. | Mr. Claims Willis and wife were visiting relatives last Saturday and i Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Drew made a I business trip to'Cairo Saturday. Messrs. Will and Rufus Reagan Herschel Watson =TME FAIR; HAS FULL ON DISPLAY UP-TO-DATE LINE of USEFUL FURNISHINGS FOR Ladles and Gents SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY OIFTS. WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE FAIR. Santa Claus is getting busy. Purchasing lovely Christmas toys, j Every childish heart is whizzy. With the thought of Christmas Joys. PUEBLA. | condition much improved. Tier daughter. Miss Pearl Luke, of Thom- j asville, has been spending several j school, would do well to see him days with her.* but returned to 1 We have one of the best Sunday j Thomasville this week. 1 Schools and prayer meetings in th Mr. Chastain’s broken leg has county. visited greatly improved. BURNETTS GREEK a* at the home of the latter’s moth er, Mrs. M. A. Wilson Sunday after- i noon. The Golden Age Literary Society i The Sunday School will have a Christmas tree at the Church Christmas Eve night. Any one who may wish, can put presents on it for their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mote Stewart an nounce the birth of a daughter, Friday, December 5th. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pcndnrgast Camilla, Sunday AMICUS. met at the homo of Miss Salllo Ales-I Mr - Claud* Patera and Sister ac- | brother, Charlie, of near ander Friday night ami Carried »mt j t’ompanied by Miss Annie Jean Cum- : visited hero Saturday and an Interesting .program, ble ' were 01,1 rldl "S Sunday afteI " last. ‘ noon. I Misses Ruth Singletary and Mary Master Noinian White visited j Lizzie Stewart visited in the Union Master Hollie Watson Sunday. neighborhood Sunday. Sunday School is progressing very j Mr. Bertie Bryant and family of Christmas Shoppers were out | nlr*l y at U nlon now, and every-, Bold Springs spent Sunday with full force again this morning and, 1,0,1 y 8ho,,ld rome 0,,t and »’ ,ln us ’ Mr ’ Ed ’ Mc 1 MU,Bn and farally - everybody seems to have waked uni "’111 p,0>e r ° r th,s t,me . by wish- Dr. McMillan of Atlanta and Mr. •Mr. ami Mrs. w. u. rentierxasi .: . . . . . j,, o P oc nn ! in K Tlmes-Enterprlse and its! Bob McMillan, of Ochlocknee, vis- returned Tuesday from Moultrie L ‘ ‘ [readers a Merry Christmas and a j ited In this vicinity Sunday, and other points where they visited! TJ ; e Thomasvillo merr!iantg havo | Happy New Year. Christ inns Shoppers in Evidence. rel Rev C, J. f °DwlghTMcCord, of Cll-i ““ ol,t P re . tty “ for the max, stopped with relatives in this' 10 '' d “ y ^ade . a " d Jod?l [ 1K ' rom , the loc* crowds going In and ou*. the stores Rev. and Mrs. J. 3. Ward of near| ha '. e 1,ee " dol,,K a «°“" buslne88 - Thomasville spent Tuesday with; jV® od ’ nlany p ? ople , from , . t,,e their brother, Mr. .1. A. Barrett. - ™ ,inlry were on , th « stroet3 ,oday - .Mrs. Jackson returned to her *«“?"• ;" any tbem ; coming In home In Baconton, Thursday. 3he l 0 .. att *. nd _‘ he . D . ec . oraber term of tbe was accompanied by her neice, little Miss Arris Pendergast. Mr. Lindsey, of Rome, is spend ing a few days in this section. Mrs. Bryant Is moving to Thom asville this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Stewart went to Thomasville shopping Tuesday. Mr. G. D. Connally Is moving Into the new house that is being finished j on ‘Mr. Burch’s place. ; Mr. Tom Gay is moving’ into the home which Is being vacated by Mr. Connally. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gay and j January. brother, Mr. Leroy Fleetwood, vis-,.March. City Court, and the women to their Christmas shopping. With the fine crops made and the good prices With sorrow and regrfet, we chron icle the death of Mrs. J. M. Linton, who died last Monday morning, after a few weeks’ illness. While her death was not unexpected, It came of cotton this fall, there Is more ns a shock to her many friends money in the county than there was Uhls and other communities. Mrs. last year, and the mecrcliants should I Linton was one of the pioneer wom- recelve a share of It. jen of the community, having lived ! in this locality for a quarter of a ! century, prior to her death. Dur ing this long period, she did many NETS FOB THUBSDAHisJ Open . . .. 12.41 12.59 ited relatives near Ochlocknee Sun-May 12.58 that she is | cone, she will be greatly missed. Mrs. Unton was 74 years of age, and day. 1 July LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS. Pavo. Ga.. Dec. 13, 1913. Dear Santa: I am a little black- eyed % '/ir!, seven years old. T want you to bring me a carriage, doll bed and stove, and some confectionar ies. and a little rocking < hair. Your iittl.* .girl. PATTI E HART. Pavo, Ga., Dec. 13, 1913. Dear Santa 'Mans: I live in the country and hope you wont pass me by. I am a little girl ten years old. i go to Sunday School every Sunday. I want a doll and piano, tea-set and a table and a rocking chair: stove, and then some confectionaries. Y'our little friend, VERA HART. December. . . . Tone: Steady. Local Spots, 12 5-S. .12.52 .12.50 Close ] R aves to mourn her loss, her hus- 12.38 J band, three sons and one daughter. 12.60. Resides these, there are two broth- !“•”! jers, one sister and a host of friends o- who also mourn her loss. Inter- 12.o4 nient was at Big Creek cemetery. Mrs. Bertha Clewis, of Thomas ville, visted relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Singletary, and Miss Sarah Kelly spent Sunday af ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maddox. Mr. Hubert Maddox visited Boston last week. Messrs. Wiley and Luther Single tary were Wednesday visitors to Thomasville. Peanuts Peanuts Peanuts We ofTer ten thousand bushels of selected, hand picked, sun cured, peanut seed, in even weight, four bushel ha vs. All new crop, 1913 harvest, bright, sound, and free of stems, trash and pops. Also ehufas, velvet beans , and field peas. RAYSOR PEANUT COMPANY, OCALA, FLORIDA. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. METCALFE had brought to “Our Queen of ten, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. Hearts,” the snowy, white fieece—‘and Mrs. John Dixon Sunday, perhaps the snowy fleece of the long j Mr. H. R. Haddock is visiting his failed to find. At a longer lvok it proved to be not the legend ileece, but snowy white line, made into dainty littlo handkerchiefs, center- pieces, doiles, towels, table-cloths a bride’s Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wheeler and Mrs. C. L. Wheeler were in Thom asvillo last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Munlock Robinson, who spent the week-end last week p with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery, near | a ji t h lft could delight Metcalfe, have returned to their. heart. home near Dothan, Ala. j Hot chocolate and wafers were The stork paid Mr. and Mrs. W. | served by the little cuplds, after P. Kindred a visit Saturday and left j which the iguests departed, assur- theni a fine lad. | ing their hostesses of the pleasure The B. Y. P. U. entertained Frl- G f the evening, and wishing her day eveniag at the Masonic Hall.! much happiness in the new life ’the entertainment was quite excit-; which **he was about to enter. ing to some of tho young fellows and the ladies who had never rid-! den a “goat,” but was much on- • joyed by all. I Messrs. M. M. Mash, B. M. Bentley I ______ and J. C. Vann were in Thomasville | ^ Monday. I and * ran * Gandy en- * w' a n,_„,i w w ’ tertalned a few young people last Fe“erem S ' SS, "iZ Satayday and a “» p * **>- hich Hercules had/ tried and sister near Merrillville this week. PLEASANT GUOIIE day. present were Misses Mamie and Susie Hutchinson. Mary Ann Dixon, Bessie Folsom, Mary Jarrard, and Messrs. Henry Dixon, Charlie and Willie Pafford, Hugh Volner, John and Carl Folsom, A. J. Farmer, Wil liam Miller, Watson Cameron, Char lie Godwin, Wilburn Jarrard and others. On Saturday last Misses Pearl and Paulette Wheeler honored Hie bride- to-be, Miss Maida Lilly, with a linen shower at the home of Mrs. T. J. Montlord, and on Tuesday afternoon last, Misses Meda and Mary Glisson honored her with a miscellaneous shower at their home. Miss Lilly Is, Mr w< F m. g oa i e s left Saturday to be married Saturday afternoon I for AtlImtlli anrt oth(!r p0 | nts be _ next at »:3o o clock to Mr. C. P. fore returning home. Wester. Mrs. Ansel Naval Stores Market. (By Associated Press.) Savannah, Dec. firm at .4 2 to 4 2 Mr. Henry Murphy, who has been] confined for several weeks on as- eount of a broken limb, is some bet- I ter so we are Informed. I s -—Turpentine: Mr. Rufus Smith is visiting her Rosin firm;!lion, Mr. Luth Smith, near Cool- A Sail Death. The reaper, whose name is Death, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Singletary at Boston, Decem ber 10th, and took their little girl Frances, to that glorious spirit land. She was sick Just a few days with that dreaded malady, diphtheria. All that loving hands could do was done for her, hut the all-wise Father Wester. I Misses Mamie and Susie Hiitchln- said, “Come and dwell with me.” Mrs. Ansel Dekles baby boy, | gon were Hie guests of Miss Mozelle Little Frances was only seven i Young, now has typhoid fever, being i Godwin Sunday arternoon. years of aue; she was a lovable and j the second niter his father’s death j \j rs j{ Dixon Is visiting her attractive child—“To know her was to contract the same fever with which , daughter, Mrs. B. p. Hutchinson. tho father died. Dr. W. R. Watkins, Mrs 0 H nedfearn and children the attending physician, states that left laBt Friday for Quitman where Master Young nnd his sister, little I they will visit relatives. types O. & 11., $3.G3;*I., $3.77>4. | idge, ■ Earnest llarvev lias returned home D ff I veeks’ sojourn in Flori- *221 WANTS | Messrs. I. P. Hart and C. P. Wood, of tho McGraw District, wore In our vicinity Tuesday. FOR SALE—Agricultural Lime, in 100-pound sacks. Highly reconi- J mended by the experimental sta-1 tion for oats and corn. Evans & Son. 12-12-4sw. I @ @ ® @ @ @ @ Shingles There are several kinds of shing les, made from trees, among them we name No’s. 1 Heart, 2 Sap in Pine, I Heart in Cypress, und “just ‘•hlngles.’’ Good shingles should lie well saw ed. 1 inches wide, IN indies long and u uniform thickness ut the butt. . Let iis show you, we nre selling lots of them, so you had hotter liur“ KIRBY PLANINGWIILL CO. THOMASVILLE, GA, Long Pittance Phone 2(4. «««< Another nice rain last night was a great blessing to our community. We are glad to state that Masters Joseph and Sam Jarvis, sons of Mr. Joe Jarvis, who have been very Hick ns the result of an attack pneumonia, are Improving rnpidly and will soon be out. Mr. Hugh Varnior was stricken with a severe attack of acute Indi gestion Sunday night, but we are glad to note he It up again at this writing. The wedding bells rang out their glad tiding last Sunday afternoon when Mr. Realous Hobbs and Miss Alice Hart were Joined In the holy bonds of matrimony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. P. Hart, and Is loved by all who know her, while the groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. M. $1. Hobbs, Is one of the best known young men of this community. Their many friends extend their hearty good wishes, for many years of hapyy married life. to love her.’ Sad parents and loved ones, re member, Frances Is safe In that beautiful city of God, and will be singing In the angels choir, tho glad j a song of welcome, when the pearly gates unfold for you. She Is In a city fair and bright, That living eye hath never seen: Where ever dwelleth pure delight, And heav’nly peace serene. Misses Cora Ella, ouUl be expected. doing veil R. M. Hutchinson visited at Mr. W. J. Jones last Sunday. Miss Mamie Hutchinson will leave Saturday for Quitman, and will also visit other points before returning home. Mr. Colno Smith is visiting his brother, Mr. Sam Smith, for a few days. Miss Leila Davis spent last Friday night with Miss Emma Harris. Mr. Willie Pafford spent Satur day night with Mr. Wilburn Jar- tard. Mr. R. M. Hutchinson made a business trip to Pavo Saturday. TWO GIRLS. A Linen Shower For Miss Lilly. We are glad to say that little Miss Mary Lou Dixon, who has been quite sick, Is Improving. Mr. nnd Mrs, Oscar Teate left last Thursday for Miami, Fla., where they will make their future home. Pleasant Grove School is pro There, living waters reaselv flow, From out the heav’nly throne: There fairest fruit and flowers grow, And want Is never known. | Last Saturday afternoon, from four ; to six, Mrs. T. J. Montford’s home grossing nicely under the nianage- jln Metcalfe, was a scene of rare love-,ment of Miss Lula King, liuess, when Miss Pauletto Wheeler; Mr. and Mrs. T. J .Hutchinson and land .Miss Pearl Todd entertained at - son, Mr. R. M. Hutchinson, nttond- linen shower for the bride-to-be, ed court at Thomaeville this week. No sn» by day. nor moon by night, This heav’nly rity needs: But glory sheds a crystal light. That sever wanes nor fades. | Miss Maidu Lilly. The guests were: M. John Folsom and sister, Miss received in the reception room, and | Bessie Folsom, dined nt tho home ushered Into the parlor, which was of Mr. Martin Rogers Sunday. TCo sin nor sorrow comcth there. Not even death nor >paln, In lovp abiding, free from care, The saints forever reign. We regret to note tlio Illness oi Mrs. M. M. Hobbs. She has been for several weeks. Her many friends tire she will bo restored to her us- :al good health as loon as possible. Quite a number of our farmers took advantago ot the cold weather last week and ldlled hogs. We peo ple of this community are now en joying the pleaaures that accompany hog-kllKnes, and have backbone, spare-rlba, home-made sausage every day now. The weather at this writing Is very pleasant, for those who do not wish to kill hogs. Rev. J. B. Alligood # of Coolldge, and Mr. A. J. Chastain and family, of Fredonla neighborhood, were the pleasant guests of Mr. J. W. Wilson and family tho latter part of last week. Mr. J. W, Wilson made a business trip to Thomasville last Monday. Mr. Charlie Jones Is on tho sick list this week. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Messrs. Wesley and Aubrey Cba- son returned home Tuesday, after spending a few days with their sis ter, Mrs. Raymond Cassels, who lives near Cairo. Mr. J. H. Thompson who has been employed by the Southern Bell Tele phone Company, Is now at tho home of his father, Mr. A. C. Thompson, and will spend the Christmas holi days with home folks. Most of the farmers of this com munity hare finished grinding cane, with the exception of Messrs. N. H. Sasser, A. M. Jones and A. C. Thomp son. tastefully decorated In pink and white, the lights being draped with pink, gave to tho room a soft, pink glow. The mantles were graceful ly banked with narcissus and ferns, Mss Mnrv Jarrard was tho guest of Miss Mary Lillie Barrow Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P, L. Folsom nnd children visited Mr. and Mrs. Bar- and together with other cut flowers, j field Sunday afternoon. the effect of the decorations very pleasing. After the guests wore seated, a few bars of Mendcllsohn’s Wedding March were struck, and softly died away. Then presently In came the bride, a charming picture of beauty in a brown street dress, und hat, with veil, shoes and gloves to match. A very pleas'ng souvenir to the bride was tin eelpes of tho guests, and which e formed In a little booklet, w'th a hand-painted cover-, Ing, cntlt cd, "To The Queen of Hearts V ho Mado Some Tarts'All On a Summer’s Day.” Tho book was presented to the bride with n toast to “Our Queen of Hearts." Standing under n largo bell, mado of pink chrysanthemums, the fair bride-to-be acknowledged the toast. As she did so, an Invisible thread was pulled and phower of pink and white confetti blinded her and the assembled guests, for the whole room was filled with tho pink and white effect. In the midst of this confusion, two little slrls, dressed as "cuplds,” Roselyn Horne and Lou ise Glisson, entered the room, draw ing an express wagon made of pink and white chrysanthemums, and began pelting the bride with ar row! from their Oliver quivers. With much merriment the peeped Into the wagon and the Land of Love the little Cuplds Mr. John Folsom and sslter, Miss Bessie Folsom attended preaching at Patten Sunday. Our community was visited by a nice rain Sunday night and Monday morning. Everybody was glad to see It. Mr. Iverson Hobbs and Mr. Clayton Prosser a visiting their uncle In Plant City, Fla., this week. Miss Bertie Pilcher visited Misses Rhoda and Leafy Mae 3tevcnson Sunday. Misses Nannie Mae nnd Alice Wil liams and Mrs. J. F. Williams, of Pavo, visited their sister and sister- in-law, Mrs. W. R. Hagan Sunday. Mrs. C. P. Browser is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mre. W. I. Hobbs, this week. Mrs. Annie Prosser Is visiting rela tives In Berlin n few days thlB week. Mr. A L. McKihben, of Jackson, visited Mr. I. P. Hart a few days last week. We gladly welcome him back to South Georgia. Mr. Relous Hobbs and Mlsa Alice Hart were happily married at the homo of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Hart Sunday afternbon at 2:30 o’clock. Tho bride’s uncle, Rev. A. T. Hart, of ThomaBvtlle, performed the ceremony In the pres ence of a large number of friends and relatives of the contracting par ties. We wlBh them a bright and prosperous life. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Stephenson visited their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Sherrod Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. (Mover Spear vis- i Ited relatives at Harwlck Sunday. Mrs. B. T. Gandy nnd daughters. Misses Mae and Maude Gandy, vis ited relatives at Barwlck Inst Friday. Misses Bessie Folsom and Rena Varnler, of Salem community, Miss *■ I vnillici, Ui JUIC1U luiuuiuunj, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nesbit visited sallle Upton, or Patten, Miss Mary the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. p arram0 re, of Coolldge, and Miss John Dixon Sunday, Winnie Harvey, of Enop-communi- Messrs. Henry Dixon and Char- ty, together with Messrs. Amos and lie Pafford atterded preaching at Herman Parramorc, of Coolldge, Patten Sunday. were among the visitors at McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dixon, of Pat-' Sunday afternoon. THE UNEXPECTED, may happen In Christmas time as well as another. Best be prepared for emergencies by having your carriages and wagons put In perfect repair at Palin’s Shops. We do the best work at reasonable pric es. Blacksmlthy, painting In any and all branches. Don’t let Xmas find you with a broken down wagon or carriage. Auto raiailag ud Trimming. Aw W. Palin & Son. | Jopids «... , „ . ’ ...... - ■ ’• :