WILTfDIN NEWS

Yr L N Landrum was in Lomloit SundaypF John R Floyd and Tom Fore

s ere in Corbin Sunday

Uncle Sol Word was struck bj

parallels this morning and is in nIserious condition

Henry Smiths little boy dietlast Saturday and was buried atBertha Sunday

Rev Green filled his appoint-ment here Sunday

Misses Nannie Austin amOallie Ben v wore in Corbii

TuesdayJohnMorris was in Barbou

ville on business Wednesday

Olem Brown of Lindsay wasiiWilton Monday

John Cooper of Indian Greekwas here monday

Willie McLemore Henry Suitvan and Tom Baker were in Hertha Sunday

Mrs L U Morris has a sligliattack of the grip

Mrs Lindsay MoBrayer is 01

the sick list this weekSum Harvey was in Oorbii

Tuesdayfumes S Miller was here Mon

fday waiting on the trade

WILTON GRADED SCHOOLJ

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f8hool closed Jon 18th 1910

Malissa Dug er returnid to her home and Mr J B

t Tampbell will leave in a few days

0fot Richmond where he will enE ter school for the fourth year at

Efithe Kentucky State Normalregret very much to lose

the two estimable young people

t from our community and ourbest wishes go with them We

I can say for Mr Campbell that he

d has taught us the best school1 hat has ever been taught at thisplace We have never heard one

a single complaint by any oneeither parent or child he had no

pets but treated all alike andwith kindness and firmness Hehas succeeded in gaining thelove and respect of the entire

1school even the toughest bovs in

f listrict Every one has some ¬

i thing good to say for him Wehope to be able ti secure his valcable service again next fall as

1his school work will be completedtr at8 the Kentucky State NormalI this year and when he returns

home next summer he will havey received his diploma and a State

fprMficate We feel sure know ¬

as we do that he will1

lEavahis school at Richmond as af pupil as he has just left his

school at Wilton as a teacherf with love and respect from every

one who knew himThe attendance was as follows

during the year just closed1st month 145 2nd 144 8rd

132 4th 111 5th 111 15th 70

making an average of 120 for thewhole term of six months Therewere 230 pupils enrolled duringthe term A PATRON

Flat Lick

J H Slusher went to MiddlesboroSaturday on business

Miss Myrtle Gray left Monday tovisit her sister Mrs Rebecca Homeon Straight Creek

Miss Mollie Scnlf has returnedfrom LaFolIotte Tenn where shehas been visiting her cousin DawScalf for five weeks

V Mrs William Bargo has been ont tesick list

Miss Lucy Gray is home from avisit r i her sister at Straight Creek

Mrs Folly Scalf has been 07thesick list for several days

Miss Sangie Moore of this placehas gone to visit her aunt in Okla ¬

homaMrs D W Slusher has been on

the sick list for several weeksJClell Gray is attending school at

ltqharlicS invck Saturday

glusher went to Barbour

ddray is at Barbourville

er has been on thedays

tIndinia is hererandfather

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Co ol Knoxville hnsjiHt reluritre

011groceriesEllen Sluivris nn

the the sick list for some time isproving

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Mrs S C Early is opening up r

grocery store in one part ol herding t re-

Preacher Scalf says the roaddont get any shorter Irom here ttElysA

B Coone reports huntinggood

Alex Wulkqr says there is nothinglike being shenlTol Flat Lick

Mat Green says that his hack lint

is very soil front here to the depotOur new Or Smith reports lots of

fever in this placeT he above correspondence is on-

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