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—>1 V**k %&*;-f ***•' a Keyser and lore* ice cream. Sheriff Critter, we would certainly miss seeing every day. Earl Yancey we see very little of, but he is faithful about bringing the Coca Cola beetles back. Last, but not least, we have our trial justice, Judge B. M. Miller, but he certainly is better known as “Snippy” a very earnest judge in court *fhd the worst tease this side of the mountain out of court. I have given you the court house block gang, a good gang to work with •as well as to have fun. Some of you leaders will not understand what I am writing about, but most of you will. iMaybe I’ll have to dose up shop next week—after ^he paper is out—but time will 'tell. This is the place of places this Rappahannock of ours, and especially Court House Block.
Have been promised a column on the going abd comings of a day in ISperryville and Flint Hill, which we hope we’ll be able to have before long.
■ —W- — BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller entertained recently in honor of ftasmus Edwardsen’s birthday anniversary, at their home in Flint Hill, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Downing Wood, Miss Mary, .Miller Wood, and Andra Lameich.
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