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Instructions in Shorthand will be given at reasonable rates. Good System.
Further particulars, address E. Hughes, P.O. Box 187.
The biggest snow of the season fall Saturday night and Sunday.
Born Sunday Feb. 5, 1905, to the wife of Green Simpson, a girl.
Mrs. Jno. Powell left Saturday for Ottumwa, Iowa to see her sister Mrs. Joshua
Price who is very sick.
Thomas Thirloway and wife are both suffering from an attack of Grippe.
Mrs. Sidney Jones who has been sick for several months is still confined
to her home.
John J. Davis has been confined to his home with sickness for over four weeks.
Windows or doors can be made dust or water tight by the new weather strip
that Geo. Frey puts on. Call him and see.
Willie Burns returned home Sunday from Novinger where he had been working
for some time.
Misses Stella and Anna Jones, who had been for over a week at Brookfield
visiting with their aunt, Mrs. E.E. Brammer and family, returned home Saturday.
David Davis and sister-in-law, Miss Lizzie Hughes, of Brush Creek visited
here Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. John E. Morgan and other friends.
Mrs. Robert Taylor has an attack of the Grippe, and Mr. Taylor is still on
the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Jones, who have both been very sick are improved ____
____ present writing. Their son, E. _. Jones returned to his studies at Columbia
on Tuesday.
J. C. Thompson and wife have have returned home form an extended with their
son at ________, Ark. [The sentence does not make sense, but that is how
it is written. Could not read the town.]
Orval Nash and wife of Atlanta were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blankenship
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. C. Blankenship spent a few days with friends at Atlanta this week.
Joseph Evans and wife have both been sick with la grippe.
Mrs. Evan Jones has been sick for several days but is recovering.
Ben Smith is suffering from an attack of neursigia.
Mrs. Sophie Thomas is afflicted with another spell of sickness.
Miss Rosa Kube left on Thursday morning for St. Louis. She will remain for
some time.
Mrs. Edwin Williams has been sick the past week.
Mr. Elmer Parker of Keota came in to see the Bevier folks on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and little son Robert, of Brookfield are visiting Mrs.
Hamilton's mother Mrs. Thomas.(Hotel)
Geo. W. Graham, immigration agent for the Rock Island system left Bevier
Wednesday. He appointed H.D. Goodale his agent here. Those interested in
Marshall, Okla. may consult him.
The following were among those out of town who attended the ball in Hefferon's
Hall on Tuesday night; Misses Maffry and Killholand of Macon and Messrs.
Chas. Vanliew, Ed. O'Neil, Ed. Freney and Miss Ester Anderson of Brookfield.
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