Athens Weekly Review
March 20, 1903
Hickory Grove
School is getting along nicely.
People are not farming much yet.
Mrs. Owen and Frank Slaughter
and wife visited friends and relatives at Eustace Saturday.
Alfred Riggins who was accidentally shot is
getting along all right.
We have a nice Sunday school every Sunday at 2 p. m.
Robert Owen and family went to Athens Saturday.
Jesse Cook went to Eustace Saturday.
John Calloway of Goshen was in our community
Saturday night and Sunday visiting his
uncle Otto Calloway.
Misses Malinda Lewis and Alice Smith
visited relatives at Stockard last week.
S. E. Cooley and family went to Stockard
Saturday.
Flap Jack.
Spring Creek School
Our school is progressing. It will be out by the middle of
June.
Health is very good except a few cases of pneumonia.
We are having some good weather now.
The people have most of their land broke. Some are planting
corn.
Grass is coming and cattle will soon be where they can live.
This is a stock and farming country. Wheat and oats are
fine. The old
settlers think this will be a good crop year on account of so
much winter
rains and snows.
I would like to hear from some of the boys and girls from Cross
Roads and Phillips
Chapel communities.
This has gotten to be the best paper ever published in Athens.
Remember just one dollar a year.
Every family should read it.
Jason Langford.
Hyiton, Taylor Co.
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