The Madisonian., February 03, 1914, Image 9

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BEREA NEWS
Clyde Peurl, of East Bernstadt, wno has
been spending a few days with his lister,
Mrs. Sallie P. Hauson, - returned home
Monday.
Mrs. J. C Lewis, of Lancaster, who has
been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Smith, returned home Monday.
Miss Jessie Smith, who teaches music in
the Livingston graded school, spent Sun
day with home folks.
J. W. Creech, of East Bernstadt, Presi
dent of Berea Telephone Company, made
a short business trip to our town last week.
A. J. Smith spent Sunday with home
folks. .
Morgan Fouts, of Richmond, was in our
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Rigby, who was recently
operated on, is doing nicely.
Mrs. W. O. Hays who was operated on
about two weeks ago for appendicitis was
Winchester Active
A meeting of SSout twenty-five
business .men was held at the
City Hall in Winchester - last
Tuesday night to make prelimi
nary plans for the organization
of the Winchester Development
Association, the purpose of the
organization being to promo'te
the building of factories and the
establishment of wholesale and
jobbing houses, and a committee
was appointed to solicit subscrip
tions to the capital stock of at
least $50,000.00.
NOTICE
Masons Form Club At
caster
At a recent meeting in Lancas
taken to her home Saturday many friends j ter the "Masonic Club" Was Or-
are rejoiced at her rapid convalescence.
E. E. Wyatt and mother were in Rich
mond Thursday on business.
Chester Erwin, who has been connected
with the Citizen of this place for several
years has accepted a position in Miami,
Fla. his many friends wish him success.
Mrs. Harvey James was recently operated
on is doing nicely.
The many friends of Miss Mary Adams
are glad to know she is getting along nice
ly. She recently underwent an operation.
Mr. Edwin Fee, of Greensburg Ind. has
been to our town for a short visit. His
many friends 'always welcome his smile
and hearty handshake he is one of the
many welcome visitors to Berea. He was
in Richmond Friday.
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Try Sextons Sale for bargains. " 5-2t
Shirts at Sextons now 39c
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ganized. Officers were elected
as follows: The Rev. Rockwell
Smith, president; A D. ; Joseph,
secretary, and W. O. Rigney,
treasurer. The second story of
the Citizens National Bank, for
merly the Record Office, will be
leased, and the apartment fitted
for club purposes.
Strayed or Stolen
From my home on Linden
street last. Thursday, a hog, black Uion
mingled with red. Weight about
50 pounds. Reward if returned
to the undersigned.
I t W. D. THOMAS.
As some of our annual sub
scriptions have expired and will
be expiring from this on, it is
fi tting that we announce our pol-
V&Vitn reference to renewals.
We always send , two compli
mentary papers to a subscriber
after the time is out, and this
will enable everyone to renew
without interruption , if they de
sire to do so. i If not renewed,
the paper will be stopped. So
far we have been much gratified
witlvthe many renewals made,
j- "IWOUUll 11 Will UUI ICOUCIS.
we do not wish to occupy the
attitude of apparently forcing
our paper on anyone, nor do we
wish to put those who have so
kindly favored us with their sub
scription in a position wherein
they will either be compelled to
accept the paper-or order it
stopped. Therefore, unless re
newed, we will stop it
The Madisonian will continue
is well announced policies and
will stand for everything that
goes towards making better
homes, better government and
that will bring about lower taxa-
Wrights underwear 79c at Sextons. 5-2t
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Grandma's leiepnone visits
GRANDMA SMITH is a sprightlr bid
lady who likes to keep in touch with
things. In the next town lives another :
dear old lady who was Grandma's school
mate, and of whom she is very fond. It is
impossible fpr the two old ladies to; do T
much visiting, but every day they call each
other up on the telephone and have the
most delightful chats.
No one eets more comfort and nlrasiirp'
out of the family telephnoe than Grandma.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY
XHCOBPO RATED
Call or telephone your renewals
and receive a handsome picture
printed in sepia of the new Chris
tian church, the old church, the
present pastor and Dr. Rains the
dedicatory pastor. These pictures
are not for sale, and are given
only with yearly subsciptions,
either new or .renewals.
.We thank you for your past
patronage and will duly appreci
ate your renwal. .
J. N. Saunders Speaks at
iV Louisville N
J. N. Saunders, Grand Junior
Warden of Kentucky Free 'and
Accepted Masons, was one of the
speakers at the reception and
buffet luncheon given at Louis
ville, by Louisville Lodge No. 400
in honor of Orie S. Ware, of Cov
ington, the brilliant and popular
Grand Master of the order in the
state. 1 ..J - v
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May Succeed Cullorn
Former Senator1 Blackburn, of
Kentucky, was in Washington
Thursday . calling on friends at
the Capitol. . Coincident with his
visit there sprang up the story
that he might be selected by
President Wilson as the succes
sor of the late former Senator
Cullom as the resident Commis
sioner of the Lincoln Memorial
Commission.
M. &. K. Shoes at Sextons now $4.25 5-2t
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HUMAN RECIPE
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Announcement
The Kentucky Utilities Com
pany wish to announce that in
accordance with their customar
broad policy of "Customers First"
that the usual low price on all
things electrical will prevail 'dur
ing the year Nineteen Hundred
and "Fourteen. For your infor
mation they wish to state that
this includes gtectric irons, grills,
coffee percolators, toasters, vacu
um cleaners, lamps, (Mazda and
others) fans, motors etc,
The Company's-District Mana
ger invites criticism of service
rendered, all such complaints re
ceiving careful and prompt con
sideration at all times; 52-tf
HUMAN RECIPE
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10 a lingerie wa;sl, a niaiiner 01 iiaa.t:
Lot neck, high heels, and tight
skirt.
Add slang always ready, a seven per
"steady""
And behold this, waitress pert. (
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Suspenders 19c at Sextons.
Hickman Ky., in a few days will
have a new supply of soft arte
sian water, the well of the Hick:
man Electric, Ice & Water Corr
pany being, nearly completed.
The main water supply of the
city gave out last summer when
the artesian well became exhaus
ted, and for several months peo
pie have been using water from a
shallow well and also river water.
The new well will soon be com
pleted and the shallow one will
be abandoned. The new well
supplies more than 300 gallons a
minute. It cost about $3,000.
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To a figure just right, ornaments
.-'v bright. ' ;
N And strings of beads to enhance her,
Add a twist and a wiggle, feet all
. jiggle .; '
And behold this classic dancer.
$5. Crossett shoes now $3.79 at Sextons.
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WE PRINT EVERYTHING
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The Presidemt and Mrs. Wil
son gave the second of the State
receptions at the White House
on the night of the 27th, in hon
or of the United States Supreme
Court. The judiciary committees
of Congress and the . judges of
the various Government tribunals
were 'among the guests.
Nearly 3,000 people were in
vited to the reception. The Pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson were as
sisted by the members of the
Cabinet and their wives. ' ,
Having '-. handled nothing but Silver
Laced Wyandotte chickens for the past
fifteen years, we feel (we are) entirely
within bounds when .,We claim for them
first place for all ,purpose fowls. Stock
an J eggs fot sale at reasonable prices. .
x . J. L; GRIGGS
5 )-3mo . . - . Doylesville'Ky.
Hats now 75c at Sextons.
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The famous Phoenix bird case
which was appealed "from the de
cision of , the : Fayette. C i j c u i t
Court has been reversed, and the
law certified to the lower court
The Hotel Company loses and
the law jn' reference to having
game on band for sale during the
closed season,., although it may
be imported from another state,
is upheld.
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Peace has made greater prog
ress in America than in any other
part of the world, said Dr. John
Wesley Hill in bis annual report
as president of the International
Peace Forum.
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After a speech by Representa
tive Sherley, of Kentucky, crying
down war . scares, the House
passed the .$5,175,100 Fortifica
tions Appropriations Bill.
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' Dress Making and Alterations a Spec
ialty. Mrs. W. Jones, at Singer Office.
Union suits now 79c at Sextons.
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