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CROSS ROAD NEWS.
Mr. Elbert Logging after being
in France two years is at home on
a I5 days furlough.
Mr. Claude Jackson killed a hog
last week that weighed 490 pounds.
The farms that were sold on
Mossy Creek last week was divid¬
ed up in shares and brought a high
price.
Mr. Frank Wofford has bought
a part of his mother’s place and
lias moved to it. We are glab to
have him with us.
Mr. Claude Sosbee is back at
home after spending two years in
Colo. •
Mossy Creek will loose another
good man when Mr. Bill Cooley
moves to Cleveland.
Mr. Carlton Holcomb is building
him a new dwelling house on the
Cornelia road that that runs
th o gh his farm.
Mr. E. W. Brownlow bus about
completed painting W.J. Presley’s
residence.
There is some salk of running J.
F. Cantrell for Ordinary.
Miss Clara Davidson is spending
this week in Gainesville.
WOOD LAWN NEWS.
Mr. Clyde Anderson, who has
been visiting relatives here, has
returned to his home in Atlanta.
We all miss him very much,especi¬
ally his girl.
Mr. Fred Hooper and Mr. Les¬
ter Black made a flying trip to
Gainesville Friday afternoon.
Mr. R >se Hanie, of Atlanta, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Hanie.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hooper en¬
tertained Thanksgiving night in
honor of Mr. Clyde Anderson.
Candy, oranges and O'ea coluThere
were a large crowd present and all
report a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dorsey en¬
tertained some of their friends with
a sumptuous opossum dinner on
Tnanksgiving day.
Miss Hazel lleaden was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Heuden, Thanksgiving night
Wonder who the girl Was that
turned over Mr. Clyde Anderson’s
ink Tuesday night. Ask Miss V r «l
!ie llanie she can tell you.
Mis Mayonia lleaden spent the
day with Miss Mary Lou Dorees
Saturday.
Miss Willie Alexander spent tiie
day with Miss Mary Lou Dorsey
Sunday'.
Mr. Boys Hooper spent the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Hooper.
Mrs. 1 '. G. Hooper and Miss
Minnie Hooper spent Sunday after¬
noon with Miss Mayoma lleaden.
STRAYED.
Two yearlings, 2 years old, dark
jerseys, one with horns and one
muley, marked overslope and
underbit in right ear and split in
left, branded “D” on left hip.
f.!.oo each to anyone who will get
them and notify tne at Cleveland,
Ga.
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