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Mrs. Margaret Hunter and Min. .Rachel Beckwith were in War* renton on Saturday. ' - -- ' :: :> > PEDDLING APPLES ■ f George and Andrew had lota of fun peddling apples in 1049 and 1950. One day while on the road, they came to a place called Stoney Man. Gofng on up the road they saw a man digging'potatoes. George asked the man how his po« tatoes .were turning out and the man said, "They don’t turn out, ...... 1 dig them out’,, then the laugh was on George. Three or four
- 4 forks of the road. Andrew asked a man, "Where does this road go?” the loan replied, “It doesn’t go anywhere, it stays where it is," * and this time the laugh eras on ' Andrew. -ty
One time when they got some apples at the Gold Storage in JSperryville, they were told the name of the apples which they for. - got, bnt they were very large. On onu of their trips they went to a place called Number Two Furnace .where a lady looked at the apples and wanted to know their ’name, "We call them Ever Ready" she was told. She bought a bushel'’ and said she would hang a basket on the feface at a sign for more apples on the next trip. She be| came a good customer from then. . ;e>h. George and Andrew always > watched for the basket. . ,...;^,,..^
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