—Miss Marie Sterling entertained
fourteen of her young friends Friday
afternoon at a lunch party. The oc
casion was very enjoyable. Scrolls
containing the horoscope of each of
the guests were read and were very
apt.
—Chas. Bassett and family who re
cently moved here from Rose Creek
moved into the west part of Miss
Anna Leach's house on Mill street
Monday.
—Misses Mabel and Margaret
Gregg, daughters of Olin Gregg of
Vinan, La., who are visiting relatives
in this'vicinity spent last week at the
M„ J. Gregg farm east of the city.
—The Miozota Society will meet
with Mrs. Chas. Bowers on Second
street Thursday afternoon, 27th, Jot
supper All are cordially invited.
—Mrs. W. D. Ames of Lyle town
ship spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Torrens.
—The mercury got down below
fifty Monday morning and a few
flakes of snow were reported. It
rained moderately all night Saturday,
soaking into the dry ground about
three inches This will help corn,
late potatoes and pasture.
—Some threshing was done "the
last of the week. Reports of yields
vary greatly. Oats at 25 to 30 bush
els to the acre are considered above
the average."
—Mrs. Walter W. Winters came
from Madison, S. !Q,,. yesterday to
visit her father, A. M.'Lee and other
friends. _She is entertained by Mrs.
Harry Gilmore.
—Mrs. Fred Peck and baby spent
Sunday with friends at Fairmont. She
went from there to visit her mother
at Egan, S. DT X.
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circle will" be' efitertaitied this after
noon by Mrs. Joe ". Owdrick, North
Seventh street," near 'Oakland avenue.
Mrs. G. W. Alderson will assist. An
interesting program is promised.
