III13313tt9t9IIe0Be#1 8teaseeI C. A. Gartlan, of Lexington, f Ky , will start work on his No. 1 » on the Wix Donaldson farm, t near Neely’s Ferry, immediate-i ly. Mr. Tom Gartlan, of Monti-cello, will arrive here Sunday . and will have charge of the “ work. ^We have no report on the No. 1= 1 on the James Williams farm, on Casey’s Fork, of Marrowbone I Creek, and of the No. 1, on the * Tom Garves farm, in the Salt ^ Lick Bend, more thanT_that ^ “both are drilling. • |Battle Ground, Ind. ^Editor News:We thank you very much for continuing the News for we want it to come on. Find enclosed money order for $2.00 for renewal. Well, we are sure having winter weather here. 20 below zero, but we are standing it fine. We are all well. Will some one please report to the News how Mrs. Mildred Winfrey is getting along, as I don’t hear very often. I believe Miss Katie Taylor would do this for me. I certainly would appreciate and thank her very much Respectfully,Mrs. D. H. Bloyd.North Columbia.So far as we are able to state at this writing, the health of the community is very good.What few of our farmers who didn’t get rich last year, are making a start toward another crop.For the benefit of those who bve fleas, flies, “skeeters” and other pestiferous insects too numerous to mention, we see no reason why they shouldn’t be gratified after this soft winter.Mrs. Myrtle Rice, of near Cane Valley, visited W. F. Squires and family several days last week. nMiss Della Smith, who made up a large order for a manufacturing company, recently, ha? been very busy delivering to those who composed the order.Uncle Joe says he can’t see■ i I. i ■