From: The Webster Echo, Feb. 5, 1904. MILL RUN. H. H. Cummings wears a smile as long as a tence rail. It's a girl. Our school is progressing nicely under the management of L. L. Dyer. Jno Logan and Henry McCutchcon are digging coal for 'Squire Hamrick. W. R. and J. J. Lynch, of the vew pines, are visiting friends at this place. W. H. Cummings had the misfortune to lose two calves one day last week. W. N. Culmmings, who has been on the sick list for several days, is improving showly. Misses Clara and Serdena Gregory visited at 'Squire Vincent Hamrick's Saturday and Sunday. S. T. Hamrick and Miss Nettie Dodrill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cummings last Sunday. A. Gregory is the greatest hunter.... (unreadable)....having caught ....(unreadable)....Possums with eleven g....(unreadable)....dogs and....(unreadable)....wasn't a good time....(unableable.... NOTE: This article was taken from a microfilm copy, at Colson Hall on West Virginia University's campus. The portions of the copy I have is unreadable.