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Local notices and social chatter fill Sunday Town pages
Overcoats were in demand as residents kept warm and plans shaped for travel south. Miss Jessie Freeman returns to Creswell from Mr. John Smith’s family visit, while Miss Alma Peek visits Locust Grove. A crowd of young ladies and Mr J B Guthrie fished at Duke's pond. Guthrie jokes about catching insects after the dive. The New York Store cuts fancy straw matting to 10 cents, bread and cakes can be ordered with Mr Harp, and Easter services drew large church crowds. Ayer's Sarsaparilla billed for nerves and digestion. Amos Roberts, a captured escaped criminal, is reported near Newton County. Miss Sallie Bell joins New York Store millinery. Cornwell to preach at Baptist church on Thursday night.
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