There is very little farm work being done on account of the wet weather.Cassius Breeding, of Eunice, was here a few days ago buying cattle.

Messrs. Clarence Montgomery and Porter Murrell, of Ozark, were transacting business here one day last week.

Taylor Bro.'s sold their stock of goods to James N. and Alexander Murrell, who will continue the business at the same place.

Mr. Avolee Taylor will leave for Louisville in a few days.

Several from here attended the social at Mace McCaffree's last Saturday night.

The postoffice here will be changed from Geo. Hurt to Walker Cravens.

Messrs. Tom Dunbar and Jas. Naylor, of Columbia, were here a few days ago on business.

The singing at Freedom is progressing nicely under the management of Tim Acree.

Wheat is looking fairly good but not promising.

The little daughter of Taylor Sutton, who has been very ill, is better.

Mrs. L.E. Bradley, of Esto, is visiting her father, 'Squire S.P. Sullivan.

Miss Delia Sullivan, of Stapp Spring, is here helping her brother in the store.

Walter Sullivan was visiting at Esto Saturday and Sunday.

Milton Gentry, of Green County, has been visiting relatives here.

The social at H. Simpson's was largely attended Wednesday night.

Mr. Tyler Acree, who has been in Illinois the past three weeks, has returned and reports that he had a good time but the water made him sick.

Miss Sallie Acree will leave Saturday for Indiana to spend a month or so with her sister.

Mr. John White, of Clear Spring, was married to Miss Lena Webb, the 3d. We wish this popular couple all the happiness.