"Who got the flour?
"We would suggest to the lady teachers
of tin county that they each write
an essay or original poem, for the next
meeting of the Franklin County Teachers
Aaociation, and if you cannot
attend yourself and read it, send it to
the President, Mr. John S. Ilarrod,
who we know will attend to it for you.
Come ladies, write something.
The Teachers Association last Saturday
was a very interesting meeting.
"We aro pleased to note the increased
attendance We hope to see a lull
turnout on the 3d Saturday in September..
It was resolved to request all the
teachers in the county public and
private to closotheir. schools on the 4th
and 5th of September, in order that all
may have an opportunity to attend the
State Temperance Convention which
meets in Frankfort at that time. Surely
nosteacher would refuse to do this, or
fail to attend and encourage others to
do so.
Nix.
Tioga.
Tobacco harvest is on hand and some
of the farmers are cutting.
Picnics arc all the rage now. We
hear of one every Saturday and sometimes
through the week
A great many people from this neigh-
noriinod attended the Slielhy County
Association, held at Clayvillage.
Can't some influence he brought to
hear upon the hotw fly that will
keep them aleep mornings till people
are ready to wake up?
Farmers are complaining of the dry
weather. They are never contented.
It is cither too hot or too cold; too dry
or too wet .Nothing suits that they
can get.
Minxkhaha.
Scrabble.
The weather here is very cool for
the season.
Mrs Sarah C. Pulliam has been visiting
her mother-in-law this week.
Mr. John Pulliam has been visiting
relatives on Flat Creek this week.
