Charley stated his reasons for not taking on either Genesee or Uniontown during the tournament at Moscow during the big celebration, but we failed to see where he clarified the situation much by coming to town and terming all who voiced their opinions as "knockers."
He accused the News man of being "knocker" because he made the statement in the Uniontown that after the Moscow aggregation had been defeated by Uniontown that he had gone home "shy several pounds of conceit." He denied that he had made the statement that Genesee or Uniontown "were not good enough to play ball with Moscow" and said that other misstatements had been made. So far as we are personally concerned, we did not hear the conversations between Mr. Walks and the managers of either team, merely used the information given by the manager.
Be that as it may, we fail to appreciate the fact that he came to Genesee and proceeded to uncover the skeleton and bring to life unpleasant feelings that we were trying to forget.
Kendrick
Press
but
us.
visitors from Moscow,
Dr. and Mrs. H. J Smith and son.
Richard, former residents of this place but of recent years located at Moscow where the doctor enjoys an extensive dental practice, are in the city visiting with relatives and renewing acquaintanceship with their former friends. The doctor sustained a severe injury to his feet some time ago and since has been greatly bothered. Recently he underwent an operation and while convalescing is taking advantage of the period in the way of a vacation. Dr. Smith owns a valuable farm in this section. They will  Remain here for several days.—Orangeville Globe.
Fruit Stolen. 