i arts, mna-h of aredt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «rared ♦ HANSELL. ♦ Revisiireties.♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - + + + + ®°rJMMrs.theirafter7hid-m.7. T.the r af-rway►nthsThe hisbusi-ftnfin-veryhopeLoiBraw-Lois.Phit-theRTed-mas-\ M.visitVM t vA .drenlastlaster.Y/e are Uving some disagreeable weather these paatdays,- : aside it is- expected a cold spell will soon set in. .ndr. and Mrs. Hill and little daugh-ter Aline spent last Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckett.Mr. and Mrs. John Spradley spent the week-end with their father, Mr.J. W. Spradley.Mrs. Nat . -Thompson spent the week-end with relatives near Bethel.Little Miss Grace and and Master Byron Hall spent the week-end with their grandfather, Mr. A. A. Alli-good.Miss Ella Strom spent tne weekend in Meigs, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Nelms.Miss Ruby Heisler spent last Sunday afternoon with Miss Odie Alli-good.Among those attending the sing at the home of Mr. A. A. Alligood last Sunday evening were Misses Ollie and Laura Ruelle, Jewell and Ella Strom, Clemmie Spradley, Odie Alligood, and Messrs. Horace Hill,E. P. Smith, Henry Atkinson, Dewey Weeks, Carl Strom, Remer Cooper poss and Charlie Weeks.Mrs. R. A. Hall spent Sunday with her father, Mr. A. A. Alligood. Mr*Miss Clara Alligood of Carrabelle* famiWtsothlt;TV.,ondaytimlt;tor,thetheAtheSun-MvilleFon'I ord€ —ai goin plac som notFstemtonic, et outle sya-u 50c.Fla., is visiting her unacle ’ and aunt, Mr. A. A. \AlHgood and Mrs. C. Y. Warren this week.Mr. Dewey Weeks and . Miss Odie Alligood accompanied Miss Clemmie _ j Spradley home from the sing last Sunday evening.Miss Estelle Strom spent the week-end with home folks.Miss Eunice Alligood spent a few days this week with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Hall.The musical entertainment, given at the home of Mrs. Strom last Saturday evening, in honor of her sori,! Mr. J. D. Strom, was enjoyed *by a very large number of young people.Mr. J. D. Strom ,of Albany, spent the week-end with honje folks.Mr. E. P. Smith of Cairo spent last Saturdav a*d Syriclay at *ne “Bachelor’s Hall/*We are very sorry to note that Mr. Tom Thompson has been quite aick for some days past. His many friends wish for him a speedy and complete recovery.Tuesday afternoon, about one o’clock, God sent an angel to take away the spirit of little Evelyn, th£ two-year-old daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nelms. The little girl was loved by many, all of whom will extend their tenderest sympathy to the beraved parents.♦ ♦»Itrie,Airp.! Mr, light nong attie fhid-gers, Rose ome, nier, bert reen,Hillthe in twewelcTlessquaxchillt; turn a go Chri Rlt; eloq New even ercftApentt.hasMonaco,fewOAK HILL AND NEW SHILOHSafFaifromthatworntakiiingat t(aimso 1cabo«andWaswas