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Hilard Spinks is on the e ar. Jeff Mille of Rogers wae awn last week hunting cotton ore. Mr. J B Hood wae in Cam se on Friday on business. Monroe Ashley was Milano last Thursday. Ayless Ashley came home last week sick but improving. W A Ashley seen eiding around and taking dinner with five young ladies. Miss Mollie Hood plans to visit Rogere soon. Wesley Nelson will arry a cook home soon. Tim Wood recovering from sprained ankle and walking. C D Whit qman meeting postponed due to buoy times. Wise Wood has a new buvey. who will ride first? Fritz Hilderbrand in Milano last Thursday. Liberty school begins soon. Kelseyan principal, Jonnie Lantrip assistant. Some saw the Milano fire. house owned by M o Jarkeon, Mulleusx living there. furniture saved. house and furniture insured. Swift very low at his son's. Geo Miller in Hanover last Saturday. Minervia readers wonder about the GFup situation. Crow picking nearly over. potato crop short and yield below average. Wily Williams selling tomatoes at good prices. FW B Herbert selling peaches to October. H M Whitee has a few repeats on trees. John Gore and cevers athre went to Rugere Friday with potatoes. Gould left Monday for the gat. The child of Mr and Mrs Justice buried Sunday at Midway. Lee Wallace visited relatives at Sunday premening. Tom Whites at ee,epent Sunday with Bleok. moved his family. Giddino will continue.