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Ada - We are still having lots of winder here now.
Garfield, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. RANSEY, is very sick at
this writing.
Mrs. W.C. NEAL, who was mentioned in the last issue, is some better. She
has been confined to her home for three months.
Mr. Prelinia WORLEY died Jan, 31, 1912. She was the mother of five
children, three of whom preceded her to the better land. She was one
hundred and six years old, one of the oldest citizens in our country. She
was laid to rest Feb. 2 in the Stowers cemetery. She spent her last days
with her younger son, Mr. Izar WORLEY.
Since the meeting closed, which was held by Rev. CARNER, this place
seems very lonesome for the youngsters.
Mrs. Jocie THOMPSON died at her home near Ada, Jan. 26. She leaves a
husband and two little children to mourn her loss.
Bramwell - Cards were send out Tuesday announcing the marriage of
Jonathan BOWEN, of Bramwell, to Miss Florence Lillian STANGER,
of Coopers. The announcement came as a complete surprise to the friends
of the young people, it being said that the families were not taken into
the confidence of the young people until very recently. The ceremony was
performed at Louisville on the 28th of last November, but was kept
secret by the contracting parties. On their return to this section the
groom went to his home, while the bride went to her home and no one even
suspected that they had been married. The cards announcing the marriage
were sent out by the young couple and were mailed from Coopers. They are
now in the east where they will remain for some time, but they will make
their home in Bramwell. The groom who is the son of Harry BOWEN,
is especially well known, while the bride has a large circle of friends
in the neighborhood where she lives. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. STANGER.
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