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“Bess,” a local correspondent from Toney in Lincoln County, West Virginia, offered the following items, which the Lincoln Republican printed on Thursday, May 23, 1912:
The farmers are all glad to see this fine weather. They are all busy planting corn and hoeing potatoes.
Clerk Lucas attended the Republican Convention at Huntington last Wednesday and Thursday. He reports an interesting time.
D.C. Fry spent Saturday and Sunday with his family here.
Some of our people attended church at Low Gap Sunday and heard an interesting sermon delivered by Rev. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Lucas had as guests Sunday J.W. Stowers and wife, of Ferrellsburg, W.W. Lucas and wife, E.W. Lucas and wife, of Big Creek, and John Sias of Fourteen.
Mrs. Sarah Workman was shopping in Ferrellsburg Saturday.
Mrs. B.D. Toney and granddaughter, Hazel, were visiting on Green Shoal Sunday.
Ed. Reynolds, a hustling republican of Leet, was in our midst Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Fry is visiting her mother near Leet.
Wilburn Adkins, of this town, was visiting relatives near Sand Creek last week.
Little Marie Lucas is on the sick list this week.
Brandon Ray Kirk 