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Card Of Thank*

CARD OP THANKS—We wish to

thank oar friends for their

kindness and sympathy during

our recent bereavement, and to

express thanks for the flowers,

cards, and telegrams received. REV. AND URS. M. E. SLIGER.

Election...■_

(Continued from page 1.) story and says Dr. Snead, aa his physician, should know.

The ladies, electioneering oa “cleaning up" the town,^didn’t give specific programs as to the nature of the cleaning to be done. Someone said the “Buszard’s Roost” had already been cleaned, so they couldn’t mean that; while another (man) suggested maybe a future election slogan would be “Clean the Hen-house.” During election hours Billy &offett, busy collecting votes for the male ticket, said something about having to get names off tombstones, for all the living men were * voting for the women?

Councilman C. T. Bruce, persuaded just 24 hours ahead of election time to run for mayor with* the men, gave the ladies' elate a scare. The count shewed him 47 votes to Mrs. Davis’s SI. •Me. Bruce has expressed hi* thanks to the citlsens in the town for their support and states he * hops* the ladies: ti# eftt-ofr hipj V ;ff time he.can help them with the town government.

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