Everybody will extend a cordial
welcome to K. O. Walton upon his return
to his work in behalf of tho
The fact is I'd Is somewhat like
Ward, who said that no family
should he without him. He moves
around quietly, has a kind word for everybody
and is never so happy as when
doing a favor for some one. Ixuig life
and abundant prosperity to him is our
greeting on behalf of your Liucaetcr subscribers.
Miftocs (Jeorgie and Jennie Moore, of
Lower Oarrard, were in town Saturday
shopping. II. A. H. Marksbury Inn returned
from a buiinesi trip to Lexing
ton. Col. A. I). ICnox, the popular insurance
man, is in town. .Max Scott has
returned from the wild and wooly West,
whore he has been for the pwsttwn years-Mrs.
Cleo W. Urown and win,
have rutiiruetl to Mt. Vernon. Miss
Mae Ware, of Hopkinsville. is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. It. K. Mcltobcrts. Mis
Anna Goodloe, whose wrimit illness was
reported in Inst issue, is somewhat Improved.
Mrs. Msttie Frisblo and sou,
Charley, have gone to tauisvilletospond
a few davs.
The accidents and mislnrtunes; that
come to t how in the humble walks of
life, are not usually the subject of comment.
