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THE BEE POPE MILLS busy Jan. 31—Everybody is shoveling snow these days. Our mail man was unable to make his trip Tuesday, on account of poor roads. Isaac Ferris, while working in the woods last Thursday, for S. C. Wid- rick, got struck on the head with a limb, cutting him quite badly. He drove to Heuvelton where Dr. Mulholland took seven stitches in it. Allie Widrick spent Sunday at his home. ' Mr. and Mrs. Garner Brown from Ogdensburg, spent Sunday at S. C. Widrick's. Roxie Widrick spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D. Thornton. Mrs. A. Gascon is on the sick list. Jan. 30—On account of the severe snow storm our mail man was un- able to go Tuesday. School is closed here this week a? the teacher, Miss^Farley, is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hastingi- spent Sunday with their son, War- ren at Gouverneur. Allen Putman and family oi Rossie, spent Thursday evening at W. Putman's. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seeker of Gouverneur, spent a few dayy last week at John Hill's. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Neil spent one day last week at L. E. Partridge's. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hutchinson, Mrs. Stammer and the Gilbert sister visited Fred Cooper's one day last week. Mytral Hutton of Brasie Corners, spent last week at Geo. Murton's. Mrs. E. B. Woodworth spent last Friday at James Cooper's. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Raven visited at Geo. Murton's, Sunday. Guests at L. E. Partridge's Sun- day were: Mrs- Mary McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. Rob. McDougal and children, Lewis Leaf of Morristown. and Earnest Kelly. Nelson Drummonds, Mrs. Nellie Richardson and children spent Sun- day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Putman of Redwood, are visiting at Frank Putman's. Guy Dake who passed Regents Examinations here last week left Wednesday for HailesUoro to attend school here. Let us all hope the bear don't see his shadow next Saturday Feb. 2. If You Would Be Healthy. Wealthy and Wise, Work All Day and Advertise SALE AT THE BEE OFFICE St. Lawrence Co. Savings Bank HANNAN BLOCK, STATE STREET. The first bank in the North Country that paid interest on deposits beginning nine years ago. We pay interest at such rates as the U. S. Comptroller of the currency and the N. Y. State Banking Department recommend. We conduct the business of this Bank on lines of strict economy and conservatism. Deposits in this bank are free from all State, County and City taxes. We loan money on real estate at moderate rates. One dollar opens an account. The aggregate wealth of our Board of Trustees is over one and three quarters of a million dollars. KENDREW NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John McClain spent one evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Kendrew. . Mrs. Lucy Cline of Rensselaer Falls spent a few days last week with Mrs. Frank Childs. Mrs. L. W. Seaman, Mrs. Ettie Rice and Mrs. Stowell spent last Wednesday in Ogdensburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Kendrew attended the meeting of the Rebec- ca's at Heuvelton last Tuesday evening. Airnworth Spring is on the sick list. Clyde Colton is home after spend- ing a few weeks with his uncle Alonzo Todd of Canton. Miss Hazel VanSchaick visited at Charles Stone's one evening last week. Mrs. Flora Woodcock spent last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hila Walker's of Rensselaer Falls. A number of the pupils of dis- trict No. 8, took Regents at Rensse- laer Falls High School last week. During the services Sunday a slight fire was started in the base- ment caused by an over heated pipe but was extinguished with out much difficulty. Mrs. Ralph Childs visited her sister Mrs. Herbert Risley of De- kalb Jet. recently. Mrs. Geo. Spring was called to Rilchville last week by the serious illness of her sister Mrs. Sterens. Mrs. Andrew Roulston of Heuvel ton spend a few days with his broth- er Arthur Roulston. It Will Pay You to Advertise In This Paper BEAVER CREEK. Our mailman James Daine ' has not been able to make his trip late- ly. The roads being drifted to full for travel. J. J. Newcombe who for the past few weeks has been ill, is able to be out again. Joseph Patterson visited his moth er, Mrs. James Hayes, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newcombe and daughter Edith spent last Wednesday afternoon at Depeyster. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew r Jackson visited at Harlow Jackson's last Sunday. Miss Vida Newcombe visited the school, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Beach and Edith Newcombe took dinner at Myron Round's last Wednesday. Joseph Patterson has purchased two cows of Ed Smithers. He went to Heuvelton after them Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newcombe of Lisdon visited at J. J. Newcombe recently. ll'S il 1 LITE 10 SUBSCRIBE A Good Newspaper Is Worth Encouraging. We Try Hard to Pro- duce a Good Paper. Are You a Subscriber ? What's the Use of Borrowing Your Neigh- bor's Paper When You Can Get Your Own Copy Bight Off the Press For a Pew Cents a WeekP There May Be Larger Papers Than O'urs, but There Is None Better. 1 ILL 1 NEWS IT'S (IT TU PIT ************************** An Ounce of Practice Is Worth a Pound of Preaching Take Oar Advice and Adver- tise In This Paper. Then Well Stop Preaching and Congratu- late You. -:- -:- -:-
