From: The Webster Echo; March 9, 1900. DIANA. The Cool Spring School will begin March 19th. H. P. Cutlip was at Removal on Business last week. S. W. Cutlip was in our town on business Monday. The small-pox scare is about over in this vicinity. Emery Bennett spent Sunday with home folks at Holly. R.T. McIntire lost a very valuable horse a few days ago. J. H. Kincaid was at Holly last Sunday to see his best girl. How would J. M. Hoover for Prosecuting Attorney suit you! The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Westfall died Sunday night. But few of our people attended Court this week on account of small-pox. We hear some talk of work commencing on the railroad at an early date. A. M. Perrine, the hustling lumberman, of Junction City, was at Addison on business the first of the week. Mac Carpenter is the leading orator in these woods. If you don't believe it, just have him make you a speech on the hog law or whiskey licence. X.X.X.