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Seems Mr. D. Lyle hates to see all the nice pretty young ladies getting married, but instead of weeping Mr. D. Lyle is making the best he can of a sorry situation and giving them all a big kiss. All he asks for now is more brides.
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Besides being named the “Peaches and Cream Widow,” Mrs.
W. Price has another name, it was given to her by the children of the high school—she is now called “THE SHERIFF”.
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Talking to W. C. Campbell the other day he informed us he had been very fortunate in locating a mule in Tennessee, just exactly what he wanted to hunt next season.
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5 p.m. Mrs. Buntin on her way home from work, offices closing for the day all over town. The children playing base ball and wishing to .goodness the. apples would hurry and grow just a little bit, they have forgotten their stomach aches of last Spring7 The" fish are biting good, and the water in the old swimming hole iwill soon be fine. The children agree that Spring is wonderful, and I agree too.
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