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1 tie other day, sitting si rronr
of Lea’s Store, wtj saw “Campbell” and he was looking real well, but he said he was still right weak.
Hidie, our dog, who we had shut in, a bedroom during the wedding reception^ got out somehow and everyone saijd it was a sight to see Arthur in his cutaway trying to catch her, wh ch he did. She is blind and . I know die was scared to death.
Trout season opens Saturday, April 18th atj high noon. Can't wait to hear spme of Jimmie Settle’s fish stories, j
Again some Waiting; th'j time at Hoffman Implement. I do Jielieve everyone in arid j around the town has tailed Mr. ‘ _ I’ve been in the store
Ann Keyser
ser. He came
Jjmmie and
ijs doing just fine after her operation, as is Jake K<
home yesterday.
Jijilia Settle are tak ing care of Carol and Roy’s little girl this week. They are in Bermuda on vacation.
Carlyle and Sally will be married Saturday. Mary Lea and Annie Miller will leave Friday for Staunton.
Couldn't halieve my eyes when I walked out on urday and saw
the porch SatJohn
Adams. Its been a long time since he has been in Rappahannock.
Don’t abuse your head! Use it!!
So until next Week folks,
tay happy,
E.B.M. Monday, April 6, 1959 Rappahannock News ' I Washington, Virginia P. S. I have just heard that certain young ladies are making Dr. Cooper walk* back to town these days, and it "ain’t” Sarah cither.
Bill Lyne wlas just in the office and he said he certainly wished Robert Rurok cpuld have been-at the wedding Saturday. .He would liked to have beard his description of some of the halts the ladies wore. As for his money he liked Grace Massie’s better than any, ■
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