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tian Endeaver, in absence of Rev.Rankin at Dale, this week. JudgeRoscoe Kiper will deliver the address. \Seriously ill—Mr. F. W. Lutz for many years foreman of the Enquirer has been suffering with heart-trouble for a long time and on Wednesday night he took a bad turn and is now in a dangerous condition.-An agreeable surprise was giyen I Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Folson 011 last Friday night in honor of their sec-• * • • 1ond marriage anniversary. Many nice paper presents were made them. Light refreshments w e r eserved. All had a pleasant time.*iChristmas-r-For your Christmas1presents, consult the advertisements in.the Enquirer and call on the advertisers for supplies. They will treat you nicely and give youthe BEST on the market, for the/money. Some people don't care foryour trade or they would ask for it.The advertiser's in the Enquirer, invite you to call. Read their advertisements carefully and then give them call.*Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Reece Young enfcertaiued the young married ladies sewing circle at her home in Evansville on upper second St. The following members were present:-Mesdames Percy Ferguson, Henry Fulling, Gus Roth, Bert Picker, Eugene Gough, Chester Ferguson and Frank Picker. The Evansville ladies who attended1were Mrs, Herbert Stone. Mrs. El da Kendall and Mrs. • Chambers. Nice refreshments were servedconsisting of fruit, salad, cake andchocolate. All present spent a mostwere in Eby. last Saturday night. William Thompson passed throughEby, last Sunday.Several from Eby attended thesale of C. W. Goad, last Saturday./* * *Arthur Hivusakor and family visited Albert Smith and family, lastSunday.Charles Miles of Dayis county was in Eby, last Saturday night,Lewis Caldwell went to Evansville. last, Friday, returning home,Saturday. ,■ ’ Luther Ashby and family of this place attended ebb reh at Bartbtm fork, last Sunday.John Board man of near Polk patchmade a business trip to Boon v ill e,last Saturday.C. M. Parker passed through our little village, last Friday. ; \ ,Rice and Langford recei ved abouton0 li u ndred rabbitts, last Sate rday night, Mel Brosbeavs having the largest minibep of -any one man, ho ha ving ih i rty-cighf.*Amos Brooks was in Eby, Satmv day.Barvo Cox of Wildcat Kingdom was in Eby, last Sunday* He took one of Eby’s sports home, with him.I guess Mr. Cox is out of work and wants something to look at.Mike Dunn way of Possum Trot was seen oh our streets, Sunday evening. ,John B. Thompson and family passed through our town, Sunday.Frank Cabbage and wife visitedJoe Cabbage of Eby, last Sunday.Hen ry Board man and family were guests of Albert Smith and iamiJy.Sunday.% » ' ! ... ,' J. W. You ng* an d Re v. A b 1 e oIthe Lynnville circuit were among us last Saturday. Rev. Able is conducting a revival meeting at Mt. Zion.'Rev. M. M. Rankin is hold mg a revival at Dale this week.AIBORlNP-to. Albert Smith and wife, on Sunday, Dec. S^1907, a son.;e Christmas—one week from next Wednesday is Christmas.r; ? A hog, on.foot, weighing 850 11x4.,was^purcliased by He ;-Lipnight's son,*pp Tuesday. \i M . •' • ' t , * • . ' ' .. ' ' i . ' • 'Deputy^Dr. T. J. Lamar, has been appointed District Deputy Grand Master, of the I. O. O. F. for Warrick County, v• ■''v• ••• •». •' • - : ‘ • ’vBroken leg—on last Friday, Jonathan Bateman, got his- leg brokenby the overturning of a load of hay.. • .. * M * . 7 , ' . . *•* • • .• **.*lt; * • • • .s. * . • • • * • *...‘ The W. C. T. U. meets Tuesday. *. # • *.Dec. 16th at- the home of Mrs. EdnaBaker. All Ladies interested be. ' . . “ * ' * .... ... * ssure and come. ; ■, * • * * • ... • • • • 1Mr. Lester Miller vof Lynnville,was in town,Tuesday and he renewed; for the Enquirer and received• . -V. j • . * ■••••• . . •our premmm^naps,8 Ora A. Davis of Chandler was in Boonville, Saturday and he called arid subscribed for the:;; Enquirerand recieved our premium maps.; *:./ . . . • ' • • ..• .tf, . . •• •Mr. Moses Sliaul who has been• ' * * f , . .§ f ! * * .*• # • • . *Quite sick, is much better and was able to be up in town Monday andtj” ' . •’» .he renewed for the Enquirer.:|;The Theatoriums on the south-side of the public square are open every night, except Sunday. Don't fail to visit them, only five cents admission. G': :
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Boonville Weekly Enquirer
Boonville, Indiana, US
Fri, Dec 13, 1907
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