Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 239, 24 August 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUG. 24, 1916

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BURNS FINE STOCK TO CHECK DISEASE

WITTS STATION. Ind., Aug. 24. Fearing that they were affiliated with an infectious disease, Rosa Witt burned three head of cattle..... Herbert Sammons returned from Delaware.... Lee Ingersol is acting as substitute mail carrier while Walter Martin Is on his vacation.. .. .Walter Parks recently bought some fine hogs.... Mr. and Mrs. Cleofus Ramey spent Sunday with friends here. . . .Isaac Ramey and Wade Glllett spent Sunday at Lewisburg. Ohio Mrs. J. H. Smith of Sugar Valley spent Saturday and Sunday with her children Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheets called on Mrs. Rebecca Brown Sunday C. C. Petry and children attended the Petry reunion held at Eldorado, Ohio Lawrence Sells and Mrs. Ross Witt were among those who were in Richmond Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Homer Berry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helms, near Richmond.. . .Mr. and Mrs. Will Baker attended the I. O. O. P. picnic at Mort Starr's home.

FAMILY GETS TOGETHER

CAMBRIDGE CITT, Ind., Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Calloway and son Robert, have returned after an outing at Lake James Miss Mary Luddlngton has returned to Muncie, after several days spent with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gibson, residing south of Dublin spent Sunday with Walter Gibson and family C. H. Graver and family, Rudolph Hoover, and Miss Anna Kaufman attended the Shaffer family reunion at Ne'w Lisbon Sunday.

News from Modoc

By Alice Hansom.

Mrs. Sarah Bell has returned to her borne In Hagerstown after a three weeks visit with her daughter at Modoc. Miss Florence Bell spent over Sunday here..... Mrs. Bright of Hagerstown and her mother, Mrs. Glfford

visited relatives here last week..... Mrs. Kitty Graham has returned home

fmm Bloomlnxton Mr. ana Mrs

Ozro Rubbish and little daughter spent

Sunday here with Mr. KUDDisn s par mtn. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hodson

Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton have gone to Chicago for a six weeks stay Miss

Thelma Walker is Here visiting ner grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells

Walker.

JOE SHAFER EXPECT8 TO MOVE VERY SOON

CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 24 'Mrs. Leland Campbell was a" Rich' mnnri visitor Friday. .... Charles CooD'

er and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ed Mlkesell and wife

near Eaton Joe Shater expects to move into their new home soon. The fact that all savage peoples use the right hand more than the left disproves the assertion of Bome philosophers that man is born ambidextrous.

DR. FBUTH

Specialist in Chronic, Nervous . and Special Diseases. Is Direct from New York City and will be at Hotel Westcott, Richmond, Ind., on Saturday One Day Only, August 6, returning every 28 day.

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Copyright, 1916, Dy the McClure Mrs. Turkey called her family about her and told them she wanted them to listen carefully to all she was going to ,

say. "In a hole on the other side of the hill lives Mr. Fox. He is a sly fellow, and he has many fine things to say and a very smooth tongue for saying them. You must all be careful not to listen to him for he will be sure to visit the" barnyard soon, and if you do not keep out of his reach or you are foolish enough to listen to him he will surely get you and carry you off to his den over the hill." All the little turkeys looked at Mrs. Turkey with wide-open eyes, for they had never heard of Mr. Fox before. "What does he look like?" asked one."Oh, he has a bushy tail and a pointed nose, and very sharp teeth, and he smiles a great deal. "Now, my children, be careful and do not listen to him if he comes while I am away today, for I must leave you alone for a while, and don't go out of the house." The little turkeys promised they would be very careful, and Mrs. Turkey put on her bonnet and took her basket on her arm, and went to market. The little turkeys drew the latch and went upstairs to look out of the window, so they could see old Mr. Fox if he came.

Newspaper Syndicate. New York. But they saw nothing but a goat jumping and capering over the hill, and he came straight for their, house. "Oh, how funny he is!" said the little turkeys, and they all put their heads out of the window the better to see the "funny dancing goat.-" "Come out and play with me," called Mr. Goat, as he came nearer the little turkeys, "it is nice out here In the field, and I will teach you to dance." "No, we cannot come out," they answered, "mother has gone to market and we are all alone." "All the better," said Mr. Goat, "she won't know anything about it; come and dance and you can go back in the house before she comes back." "Oh! no, no; we cannot, Mr. Goat," they said. "Mother told us not to go out. She told us old Mr. Fox might get us. Did you ever see him, Mr. Goat?" "Oh! 'yes, many times," said Mr. Goat. "He is a nice fellow, too; not a bit as some people think he Is. What did your mother say about him?" "Oh! she said he was sly," answered the little turkeys, "and she said he had a smooth tongue, and that he smiled." "Well, all that is true," said Mr. Goat. "I don't see why you should be afraid of him." "But mother said he would carry us off to his den," said the little turkeys.

"And she said, too, he had very sharp teeth." Tee, that may be true," said Mr. Goat. "He eats very hard rocks and stones; nothing soft and tender, and he has to have sharp teeth, my dears. "But why talk of Mr. Fox? Come out In the fields and dance, and I will bring you back before your mother comes home." Mr. Goat danced and capered about, and the little turkeys wanted to dance, too, so down they flew right out of the window. "Now, all flap your wings, and then run this way," said Mr. Goat, dancing and jumping to show them how, and away they went into the fields. ' "What makes your legs so black?" asked one little turkey, "and what a black, pointed nose you have, Mr. Goat." i "Oh, I am that kind of a goat ; and my coat does not fit me as well as it might; but, speaking "of Mr.. Fox, wouldn't you like for me to Introduce you to him and then you need never be afraid of him again. I know him well and he never would harm any friend of mine." "Oh! mother-told us not to speak to him. I am 6ure she would not like it," said the little turkeys, huddling together. "Oh! but I am sure she would be pleased when she knew you were friends with him and there was noth

ing to fear," said Mr. Goat, and he pushed the poor little turkeys right

along before him.

Over the hill they went and no one ever saw them again, for of course it was Mr. Fox himself dressed in Mr. Goat's skin, as te knew Mrs. Turkey had gone to market and that it would be easy to fool the little turkeys, but if they had obeyed their mother they would have been there when she came

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Lawn Mowers Garden Hose Oil Stoves Hot Plates At Reduced Prices Rather Than Carry Them Over

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