Brack Graves, Friday and attended
the contest.
Grant Baker of your town, was
here Monday.
Jhrry Magec and Howard Cook
of London, were here courting
:gi!n Sunday.
Sau McClure was here from
HruMi Creek, Sunday
W. E. Garrett spent Sunday
with his wife who is visiting near
Paint Lick.
Mrs. Alfred Owens has returned
from Havel Fatch.
Leonard Bethurum and Sam
Lewis was down from Mt. Vernon,
Sunday.
Miss Luna Herriu is visiting
in Brodhead.'.
Miss Ida Meadows returned to
lur home in Pine Hill, Monday
after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Gooditi.
The Literary Society was
again Friday night on ac
count of the Contest; but will be!
open in full blast to-night, (Friday)
All are invited.
Ruben Mullius was a guest of his
brother, T. D. Mulhnslast week.
Char. Bryant, the lumberman,
of Valley View, was the guest of
Wm. Fields the first of the week.
Miss Gcorgie McFerron returned
MotuUy to her home at Pine Hill
after a visit to Miss Lena Bently.
Mesdames Pugh and Brinton, of
Pittsburg, were the guests of Mrs.
W. R. Dillion, Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Dillion, of Crab
Orchard, is visiting Mrs. W. R.
Dillion.
Mrs. Jim Elmore, of Jellico, is
visiting the family of E. S. Elmore.
Clell Williams
day last.
was here Mon-
The Gold Medal Contest here
Friday night was a success and
highly appreciated by the Livingston
people. The contestants
were: Misses Eva Freeman,
Mavme Jones,
of Mt. Vernon; Juo Ross, of Pittsburg,
and Messrs. Eugene Mullins
and Tom Stewart. They all did
exceedingly well. The judges
gave the medal to Miss Maymeej
Jones and the second prize to Eugene
Mullins. But we must e.s
pecially mention Miss McKenzie's
effort. The recitations of
Brown and Miss Fannie Sparks
ware highly appreciated and applauded.
