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WHITEST OF BREAD J
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Highly Recommended
The following letter from
Jeffersonville 0 under date
of Nov 19th and signed by
Messrs Smith J Todd M F
Herndon and J W Howard
managers has been received
at this place
Mr Plaster of Paris play
ed our house on Nov 18th to
capacity on bad night Our
people more than pleased All
good characters tine people
No mistake can be made by
booking the above attraction
This company will appear at
the Court House tomorrow
night
flightThis
This weather is playing hav
oc with the writers of home
made poetry owing to the
fact that they have not as yet
been given the opportunity to
tell of the beautiful snow
This second crap of young
I onions lettuce radishes rasp
berries greens and all such
I garden truch strikes us much
better than having to put on
snow shoes to go out and look
up twenty cents worth of cash
business that we may buy a
pumpkin or a soup bone
A real 150 Lamp for only
i5c Blue Grass Gro Co
i
Im Telling You i
THAT
Bonds
Cream i
iFlour
Mrs Joe Bond entertained at
euchre last evening in honor of
Mr and Mrs E F Ripy of
Farmdale and Mr and Mrs
J F Bond of McBrayer As
we go to press a little ahead of
our usual time we are unable
to give the names of the prize
winners
IT has come to us from Law
renceburg We are glad to
receive It and It may rest as
sured of its hearty welcome
It seems determined to be it
It is only three issues old and
whilst babies in a family are
always it for awhile It
seems to know It is it better
than most youngsters We
are glad to see you ItNel
son County Record
TODAY LIKE EASTER
you should be dressed your
best Your hat ladies will
have much to do with your ap
pearance and is a thing that
should not be overlooked I
am now offering my entire
stock at greatly reduced prices
and ask you to call and take
advantage of these Bargains
that you may be properly
dressed during the holidays
to come
comeMrs
Mrs Maggie Gividen
Use Bonds Cream Flour
I have tried In quit tobacco h6 murmur
inured and he Mlllhd
No1bac and Klcy Cure must faithfully
1 have tried
But the time when Ill have In quit Is very
near al hand
Far they tell me that the Trust ban per
chased every blooming cigar stand
A HANDKERCHIEF
HANDKERCHIEFTHROW
THROW
The handkerchief throw giv
en by Miss Margaret Jones on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Margaret Selby was one
I of the most enjoyable affairs
held in this city in many days
Promptly at four oclock the
I guests began to arrive regard
less of the shower the weather
man had seen fit to send Soon
after all were assembled Miss
I
Selby was showered with the I
most beautiful assortment of i
I handkerchiefs ever seen Af
ter this shower there was
I 1
much laughter when itwas
made known that Mr Davis I
Lyen would next be showered II
for the young gentlemen were j
well prepared for the event
The signal was given and it
was with much difficulty that I
Davis tunneled himself out
from under bandanna handker
chiefs and red socks A most
elegant luncheon was then
served at which a large cake I
was cut The following draws
were made Miss Ada Trent I
received the lucky cut which I
1 contained the ring Miss Flor j 1
ence Witherspoon the needle
Dr Geo E Davis the thimble E r f
and Mrs Sallie Allin the 11
I knife There was then a very
spirited contest in which
the prize was awarded to Miss
i Selby The following is a list
lof those present Misses Mar
garet Selby Lillard Florence
and Henrietta Witherspoon
Mary and Lizzie McKee Vic
toria Major Fay Walker Ru
i by Leathers Ada Trent Em
ma Crain Irene Lillard Hal
i lie Lilian Leona Lyons and
Ida Dowling Mesdames Flori
on Bond Mary Dowling Bond
and Sallie Allen and Messrs
C D Lyen J W Major Flo
rion Bond W C Fidler F 15
I
Ripy G D Lillard Forest
Ripy W G Witherspoon < o
E Davis Harry Carpenter J
AI B Birdwhistell Roy Hutch
eson and T H Posey
Mr Plaster of Paris
Parisj
Court Mouse
TonorrowNigbt
Night
We can save you 20 to 31
per cent on Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves
StovesBlue
Blue Grass Gro Co