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Mr. Geo. W. Walker of Rugeley's Place was here Wednesday on business. Messrs J. F. and L. D. Smith
were shopping in Miss Bettie Hart of B. Goodrum of Grovedale was here Friday on business. Mr. H. J. Greek and wife motored
to Mr. C. E. Wilburn went to Pledger Saturday on business. Mr. Jim Pyle, road commissioner, was here looking over improvements which are being made in this locality. Mr. Parker of Mr. W. A. Moore went to Messrs. Hubbard and Davis were
business visitors to
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Mrs. M. DeLong was shopping in Mr. B. Goodrum was a business
visitor in Mr. L. D. Smith Sr. and son,
Hubbard were shopping in Mr. H. J. Greek motored to Mr. W. A. Brown and wife were
shopping in Mr. G. N. Walker of Rugeley was visiting relatives here Sunday. Mr. A. Hanson of Mrs. F. C. Gernand
visited at Mrs. M. D. Hanson of Mr. R. Brown was shopping in Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chastun were
in Mr. H. J. Greek of ASHWOOD. Mr. Greek and brother returned from Sweeny Thursday. Mr. Aldridge returned from Mr. T. H. Brown of Mr. J. F. Smith went to Wharton Friday. Mrs. E. B. Weeks was shopping in Wharton Friday. Mrs. M. DeLong went to Messrs. Hubbard and Aldridge
went to Messrs. F. C. Gernand and C. E.
Wilburn was visiting at Mr. Geo. W. Walker of Mr. Walker [Walter?] Brown of Sugar Valley was here Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gernand were
shopping in Mr. C. E. Wilburn was a business
visitor to Mr. Mullen and family were in Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Chastun
were business visitors to
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Mrs. E. B. Weeks was shopping in Pledger Wednesday. Mr. W. A. Moore returned from Mrs. M. D. Hanson was visiting
at Mrs. M. DeLong went to Mrs. Thompson of Mrs. H. J. Greek was shopping in
Mr. J. N. South returned from Mr. Hubbard, accompanied by his
grandson, went to Mr. Igan of Boling was here Monday on business. Messrs. W. A. Moore and H. Smith
went to Mr. G. H. Brown of Miss Bettie Hart of Mr. W. A. Brown of Mr. B. Goodrum passed through
Ashwood Tuesday en route home from The Ashwood school will give a box party at the school house Saturday night, and a good time is assured all. Come and bring your box; get acquainted with the Ashwood people. Sunday School will open at
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Mrs. W. A. Moore was shopping in
Mr. L. D. Smith Sr. and son
Lorenze were Mr. Hubbard returned from Pledger Thursday. Mrs. A. S. Gernand was shopping
in Mr. J. H. Chastun was a business
visitor to Mr. H. J. Greek of Messrs. L. D. Smith and W. A.
Moore went to Mr. C. DeLong of Mrs. B. Goodrum and family of Grovedale attended services here last Sunday. Mr. Payne of the Scott place was here Sunday on business. Mr. Antone Hanson of Mr. Nelson of Grovedale was here Sunday. Mr. B. Goodrum of Grovedale was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. Votaw of Wharton was [here] Tuesday on business. Mesdames A. M. Smith and W. A.
Moore were shopping in
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Messrs. H. G. Greek and J. H. Chastun were at Van Vleck Wednesday on business. Mr. H. Hubbard and brother of Messrs. Merrit and B. Hubbard of Pledger were here Friday. Messrs. W. A. Moore, Lorenze
Smith, Robt. Mullen motored to Mr. and Mrs. B. Goodrum of Grovedale entertained the young people of this place with a social party Saturday. Mr. George W. Walker and family
of Mr. Nelson of Grovedale was the guest of Mr. J. P. Chastun Sunday. Mr. A. Hanson and sister, Marion, were visiting here Sunday. Mr. Aldridge returned from Mr. J. Greek of Mr. Harrington of Mr. H. Hubbard returned from a
business trip to Miss Bettie Hart of Mr. F. C. Gernand is on the sick list this week.
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Mr. Merritt returned from an
extensive trip to Mr. G. W. Walker of Rugeley place was here Wednesday. Mr. Harrington of Mr. J. D. Moore of Messrs. R. B. and W. A. Brown of
Mr. J. N. South passed through
here Sunday en route home from Mr. W. Richardson of Burr was a business visitor to Ashwood Sunday. Mr. O. J. Hodges of Pledger was here Sunday. Mr. J. K. Smith of Mr. Egan of Boling was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. Greek of the Haws place was a visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. G. W. Walker and family of Rugeley was here Tuesday on business.
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Mr. Egan of Boling arrived here Wednesday. Messrs. J. P. and J. H. Chastun
were Mrs. F. C. Gernand was shopping
in Mr. A. Rhodes of McCrosky was here Friday. Mr. Hubbard Smith motored to Messrs. H. J. Greek and T. H.
Brown went to Messrs. Raymond and W. A. Brown were here Sunday. Judge John F. Perry passed
through here Sunday en route to Mrs. A. Hanson of Mrs. M. B. Walker and family of Rugeley were visiting relatives here Tuesday. Mr. Merritt of the Rugeley place was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mr. Walter Brown of Mesdames J. P. Chastun and A. S.
Gernand went to Everybody here is very much enthused over the delivery of the paper by airplane.
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Mrs. Geo. Walker and family of Rugeley were here Wednesday on business. Mr. W. A. Brown of Mr. C. Harrington and son of Mr. Aldridge of Rugeley was here Thursday. Mr. Lorenze Smith was shopping
in Mr. Everett of Mr. B. Hubbard went to Pledger Saturday. Mr. C. E. Deroach of Mr. Walter Brown of Mr. Beatty of Jasper, Mrs. O. Newman of Mr. Merritt returned from an
extended visit to Mrs. Raymon Brown of Mr. Hubbard Smith, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. W. A. Moore, motored to
The Ashwood school was entertained with a party in which a good number of the patrons and pupils were present, and all had a lovely time, and went home happy. The patrons of this school are very highly pleased with the good work Mrs. Delong has performed with the children, not only in studies buy by improving the understanding of the children in educational duties. Test in Agricultural Class. On a recent test given the agriculture class of Ashwood school, the question was asked, How would you build and conduct a dairy? This answer was given by a boy
aged 14: "How I would build and conduct a dairy? I would build a
cement building with lumber walls that might be opened from every side,
so as to let in plenty of sunlight and fresh air. Then I would have the
whole building inside and out whitewashed. Every day I would have the
walls dusted and the floors scoured. I would keep only thoroughbred In caring for the cows, I would provide good pastures, with plenty of clean water. Provide good shelter, with the proper food. Before milking, I would brush the cow all over and wash her udder. And milk at regular times each day. For the milkmen [I] would employ only clean, healthy men and instruct them to treat the cows kindly. The milk vessels should be of the sanitary type. Before using they should be scalded. Afterwards I would first use cold water, then scald them and place in the sun. I would keep the milk and butter in a cool, sanitary place safe from dust and flies: for milk is one of the surest "germ carriers."
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Mrs. Lorenze Smith went to Mr. C. L. Smith and daughters,
Geraldine and Ollie, were shopping in Mr. Robert Hodges and family of Mr. W. S. Cates of Pledger
passed through Ashwood Monday en route Mr. Otis Montgomery of Mr. Aldridge of Rugeley was here Monday. Mr. L. D. Smith and son,
Hubbard, motored to Mr. H. J. Greek went to Mr. Fondern of Van Vleck is here putting down a well for J. W. Davis. Mr. J. P. Chastun went to Mrs. F. C. Gernand was shopping
in Mr. Hubbard of Rugeley was here Thursday. Mr. Merritt of Rugeley was here Friday. Mrs. J. P. Chastun was visiting Mrs. L. D. Smith at Haws Friday. Mesdames M. DeLong and G. A. Chastun were visiting at Grovedale Saturday. Mr. Jenkins of Collegeport passed through here Saturday. Mr. B. Goodrum of Grovedale was here Wednesday. Mr. T. H. Brown of Miss Betty M. Hart of
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Mr. W. A. Moore and family went to Palacios Wednesday. Mr. L. D. Smith Jr. motored to Palacios Wednesday. Mesdames J. N. South, J. H. Chastun and W. A. Moore were visiting the Ashwood school Thursday. Mr. C. E. Deroach of Mr. J. F. Smith, wife and sister were shopping in Pledger Friday. Mr. H. J. Greek went to Pledger Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Bumby of Van Vleck were here Friday on business. Mr. W. S. Cates of Pledger passed through Ashwood Friday. Mrs. O. Newman returned to her
home in Mr. W. A. Moore was shopping in Mr. Hubbard Smith motored to A party of young folks motored from here to Matagorda Sunday. Mr. Hubbard and sister of Rugeley Mill were guests of Mrs. Jas. Chastun Sunday. Mr. J. Fisher Smith and family were visiting at Grovedale Sunday. Mr. C. J. Reese of Mr. L. D. Smith Sr. went to Mr. Walter Brown and son, Geo.
Robert, of Mr. Allen went to Mr. Raymond Brown of The local representative of the Armour Packing Company was here this week, transacting business. The last cold wave has not damaged the vegetables or crops here, though everything is badly in need of rain. The poultry business here is taking on a very healthy prospect. A good many farmers are realizing the advantage in pure-bred stock, and there is hope of seeing every farm yard headed by the finest birds that can be had.
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Mr. Reed of Mr. Igan went to Boling on business Wednesday. Mrs. B. Goodrum of Grovedale was visiting friends here Tuesday. Mesdames Thompson and Martin of Bay City motored to Ashwood Friday. Mr. W. A. Moore and family were
shopping in Messrs. J. P. Chastun, G. W. Walker and Master James Gernand went to Pledger Saturday on business. Mr. Mullens of Rugeley was here Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gernand were
shopping in Messrs. J. F. and L. D. Smith, J. H. Chastun, W. A. Moore and wife motored to Pledger Saturday. Mr. I. Nelson of Grovedale was visiting in Ashwood Sunday. Mr. C. DeLong of Mr. Merritt of Rugeley was a business visitor to Ashwood Monday. Mr. B. Hubbard was a business visitor to Wharton Monday. Mrs. A. Hanson of Mr. W. Richardson of Burr was a visitor to Ashwood Monday. Mr. J. H. Chastun and Miss
Marion Chastun were visitors in Quite a number of the people here are finding good sport with the hook and line.
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Mr. H. J. Greek was
shopping in Mr. T. H. Brown of Mr. Freeman of Mr. W. A. Brown of Mr. J. M. Hubbard of Hubbard & Sons Saw Mill was here Saturday on business. Miss M. Mullen of the Rugeley place spent Sunday with Miss Moore. Mr. W. A. Moore went to Pledger Sunday. Mr. Aldridge of the Rugeley place was here Monday on business. Mr. H. Smith motored to
Miss Bettie Hart of Misses Jeraldine and Mae Smith were pleasant callers of Misses Marguerite and Marion Chastun Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Gernand a fine boy, Wednesday morning. Mr. Stark of Hasima has purchased the Hubbard & Sons Saw Mill and will continue to operate the mill here. [The last entry is illegible. "Mr. _____ began plowing his land for his fall spinach crop which will be ______."]
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Mr. H. J. Greek was shopping in Mr. J. W. Davis was a business
visitor to Mr. J. M. Hubbard was visiting relatives at Pledger Sunday. Dr. J. E. Kent and family of El Campo motored to Ashwood Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chastun. Mr. J. N. South and family
passed through Ashwood Monday en route [to] Mr. H. J. Greek went to Mr. B. Goodrum of Grovedale was here Tuesday on business. Mrs. Kalen Fannin, of Mr. J. P. Chastun went to Don Tol Tuesday. Mr. F. C. Gernand was a business
visitor to
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Mr. J. P. Chastun went to Pledger Saturday on business. Mr. Merritt of the Rugeley play [plan?] was a business visitor to Ashwood Saturday. Mr. Hubbard of the Stark saw mill was here Saturday. Mr. Hicks was a visitor to Iago Sunday. Mr. H. T. Brown passed through Ashwood this week en route home from Wharton. Mr. Igan of Boling was here Monday. Miss M. R. Chastun visited Don Tol Monday. Mr. J. W. Davis was shopping in Bay City Tuesday. Mr. Sansing of Mrs. M. D. Hanson of Farmers of this section are preparing to break their land for fall spinach. Cane and corn are looking fine and there is every promise of a big crop.
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