davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
ORDINANCE NO. 90.

An ordnance granting to che Inter State Co.
operative Telephone Company, It's asasci-
atss and assigns, the right to Greet. mA-
intain, and operate in the village of Ksns
drick, Idaho, and in or under thu Streets.
Aleys,Avsnuss and through farssthereof.
Poles. Wlrs: and other appliance: and
conductors for the transmission Of Rle..
| tricity for Telephone purposes:
THE VILLAGE OF KEEDRICK DOES or.
| DAM AZ FOLLOWS:
! Sec 1. That right and privolage ia here.
BY grauted mot eTcusivel 20 the Inter-
| associates and assign to erect or lay, HiaiI-
| tain trld operate in the Village OF kendRish
Idaho, Including all the Streets, Alleys, ana
| Wires, and othsr Appliances and Conductors
| for tine transmission OF Electricity for telea
81 s%en po.s or or oto
| above the ground, or laid under the ground
in pipes or conduits or otherwise protected,
and such other apparatus. may be used as
| may be necessary and proper to operate and
maintain the same.
| Sec. Pit shall be lawfulior the Interstate
Co Operative Telephone Company, its asao.
| ciates, and assigns, to make Ill neeiful exca-
vations in any OF said streets, alleys, ave-
\ nues and thorosghfares in said village OF Ken
drick, Idaho, for the purpose OF erecting ana
| maintaining poles or other supports for safd
\ wires or for the purpose OF laying down,
| maintaining and operating other conductors
underground or the purpose aforesaid under
4 the supervision of the street and alley CEN.
mittee OF the Village OF kendrick,
Mo- r ui1 I'M p.Ef nf
or, t;vn ,ele,Snne " roMnnnN i.s ass"c;ate
ANA assigns shan disturb any Of such streets
NV aflayss fnr the mrrnosa nforesniJ H. or
or h a si iur ee no Snm ardsr
a aruii dnndi,i"n within Ave- d,ys rom noti,a
i. tn them either by The ciairmnn of the BoarI
" + en- M IL az 81 tha stroat hi
udy ~ se tHa Vh1ano ' az Kenret
. 'l''ey eoAn''''o' V '"o 'h''se VI
Idahs and ii the same is not restored to
. good condition and order within thu said
] 1--WE days, by the said Interstate Go.opera.
tive Teiephonetom-any or its assigns, thou
the Village Of Kentirlck, Idaho, may cause Or
Q shan cause the repairs to be made or the
:. sion of the street and alley COMMITTEES end
. that said expense be lien on the apparatus
. | of the said Interstate Cooperative Tee-
! phone company, its associates or assigns.
il Sec THE places where poles are ses on
maintained must be at PLACES where they
VIII nb b ha ' viii here .fts he anu in the
. or course OF any sidewalk it Is hereby agreed
. nbone . compnny. It's assotaates or assign.
,t will immediatsIy and without delay act fhs
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
ORDINANCE NO. IS

Eatisled an Ordinance providing for tho
holding Of . special Election forths purpose
Village Of Kendrick Latah County State Of
Idaho. for systsm 81 water works ans
s.wsr system and providing Ter the payment
Of said Bonds and interest
BE = onasi.ea BY ~ ,,, chsi, 4, a.. a.a
State OF Idaho.
Soc. l.. There shall be : special Electioa
held In the village ofKeAdrick LAtnh County
State OF Idaho, on the It'll DAY OF Ap!il l9o1
between the hes a. ocl9st ~ I: M : sn6
voters OF said Village, TO vote SDon tho
question Of Issu.inE fSs, boe) eight thou.:
and five hundred dollars in bonds OF tnesaia
teI, 900 and 5000 one thousand aad five
Hundred dollars, for the purpose OF srscting
and msinss.ss 'y;ssm Of ~,
hundred dollars In bonds OF the said village
to be ISSUED in like determinations ter the pur
pose OF installing sewer Systsm;sa1d bsnus
TO be rspayAble In twenty years nom ths
date Of their issue, together with interest At
che rate OF nix go per cent per annnm iron
date until paid. the said interest to
be paid annually. at the Office OF the Clprk OF
! the village Of Ksndrick, or bt any Banking
houseis The city 81 New Iork ,m 1s a, nonEs
sgs OF k.ndrici.
Sec o. The voting at said Election must
be by Ballot and the ballots used shall DO II
tbs following form: In, favor of Issneing
Bonds to the amount Of twelve Thousand
| Dollars for the puYpoee stated In Ordlhance
Nc, s. ana against IssIsing Bends 20 Il.
| amount OF twelve thousAnd dollars TOR Snt
purpose stated In Ordinance Nc. 90.
| Sec. 3. II at such Election tive tAirds q
the unlified elect W hO are TAI payers II
said village OF kendrick voting at such cleo
ton. assent to the IshuihX OF said Bends Ant
incurring the tndebt<dnsss, then said bono
must be issued by the Trustees Of the sale
village OF kendrisk.
| Zee. 4. II aaid Bonds are Issued the rrns
tees 81 the Village Of keriArick must cansc y
be levied annually upot: al Taxable proper
Nv with in said village In addition 20 81
General Taxes u sufficient sum to pay til
| said Bonds and Interest thereon M the sam
, may be como due. the faith credit ana TAa
, able property must continue pledged unit
, the said Bonds and Interest IRE fully pais.
> s.c /, AnOrdinance. ind parts OF Ordil
, asces now in conflict with this OrdlnaAc
are hereby repealed. ,os
81 Sec,s. This Ordinance shall take snet
\ and I've In fall force from aAd nfterts passae
t and publication.
Passed this the Let any OF Mch. A. D 1oo
J.I Nitchan.
al Chairman.
II. B. MAckintosh,
Clerk
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
Village Election Notice

Notice IL hereby given that there
viii be a general cleo ton Of the quail
flied voters held in tho Village Of Ken
drick, Latah county. State Of Idaho,
on the 4th day Of April. A. d. 1905 DO.
tween tho hours Of O'Clock =. m
and 7 O'Clock p. m. OF sxid day, for
tue purpose OF ieiecting Ave Trustees
for the said Village OF Kendrick to
serve for the term OF one year.
j. l. MitchaM
Chairman
Committee,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
Have You knY2

The supply Of butter and eggs
seems to be somewhat scarce and
Fred Beck with states he will pay the
hiSkest price going. Ho 10 Alao pay.
Ing tho top price for POTATOES, cab
bagc and all kinds Of produce. Bring
In any produce you may have and
receive q coed price for it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24

A telegram from Boise ann ouncing
a meeting Of the Lewis and Clark
Fair Commission for March % caused
Martin Vessels one OF the Board. to
leave for that point Thursday.
A According to the law made and
provided Arbor Tor Tree -planting)
day is set for April % Prof. Barack-
man is now arranging for the occa-
si,,A and will then add more trees to
those which have already been
planted.
Mrs. J. r. Hail will continue her
residence In Moscow IN cider to give
her children the advantages OF the
University.
E. Glenn erected coed clear sign
IN front OF Hull's, bearing the firm
name, "H. p. Hull Co."
Mrs. Cora Weber was brought to
town yesterday and we learn Is
slowly improving from her injuries.
The Kendrick Realty Co. has made
several real estate deals recently
among which we note Miles Parks
farm on Bear, and the Durbin resi-
dence, the latter To e. p. Atchison.
Mr.. West is also doing an extensive
Insurance business.
FOUND Friday evening March
18th on Sperry grade, chatelaine
watch, owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
notice. Gertrude Daugherty.
H. E. Vessels and wife and ". n
Terry and wife were the Kendrlcl
guests at the wedding OF Miss Emrti;
Schultz. They state 1t was a roya
entertainment and the ceremony wa
way above the average.
Mr.. Chas and sof of southern III
inois, is paying visit to his oil
time friend, Martin Thomas
Cap Carleton was out on the fidge
this werg with ME. Mayfield, who's
headquarters are at Moscow. NJ
Mayfield is a dealer in thoroughbre
horses and Capt Carlton hats bee
helping him introduce them
Last Saturday afternoon the FL
GUS second baseball mine tore VI
tory from the Jnli,ietta .br,lves in
closely contested game OF ten to MI
with ten innings.
The New england dinner Thu
day by the NJ. E. Iatiies AID was,
splendid success, ETsty one prese
enjoyed q meal .Y,hich WRulf leave
pleasant taste aud Ineiaagy Sul t
ladies' added to their Golfers SIC.
WA stormy night too.
Assxwith has som. neat dessaa
IT,. suv on the Alexander block.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24

Mrs. b. B. Macintosh made a !
short viplt to Moscow Tuesday OF
this week.
Andy Hanson returned from the
Twin Falls country Monday, after u
two months soiourn among the Sage
brush. !
p. W. Green is again at his post al
N. P. agent after weeks rest.
AlMcKee was a traveller to Spo-
kane this week.
The city hall has been completed
and j. w. Rouah the contractor re-
ceivec his money therefore. 1t Is n
frame building covered with tin, and
contains a good sized council room
and room for the fire apparatus.
J. W. Roush has received the con-
tract for raisiug the residences OF d.
II. Rowlands and W. II. McCrea. Mr..
Roush is well equipped for this Glass
OF work doing IL with neatness and
! dispatch.
For sale Two ponies. q first
class pack and Ii fine riding pony.
Both pack and riding saddle accom-
pany the horses, whole outfit tor $40
Apply at linll'sstore.
i Have you chitkens7
/ Hotel i1endrick buys them
The Eiler's Piano House installed
one Of their pianos in KendricK THU
week which gives perfect satisfac
} ton. For square dealing and salts
: factory Instruments we comment
, this firm to our readers.
In the Hat Of, presents received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stanton
8 that OF q center table by Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. F. Carlton was overlook d
! Owing to Mrs CARTONS health the.
s were unable to be present, but sen
this rememberance.
/ Last Friday evening a. party {
d young people per Invitation assen
bled at the home OF Mrs. John Sane
berg and from 8 p. m. to u had soil
- enjoyment. 1t was arr, nged by tt
= hostes that partners were SECURE
after arrival and after q sociab
~ time elegant refreshments We're Sc
" we'd, to which full justice was done.
A small dance was held In Grew
M hall Friday evening OF last week.
~ Wallace Bensc0tter is badly cri
no plea by the rheu.natism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruekla of Pine ere
:. visited with II. F. Bigham and IA
fly from Saturday to Wednesday.
Mt /, Rob Bighan., il. 4i.,ted in nusce
',s Thursday.
he IA ,,tfy
IF Mrs. William Baitron visited |
daughter in MOSCOW Thursday.
Nv. i.sHA
To- , Saturday night closes the AmAiis
ridge literary for thiA aeasRR. and
ie expected to be . swell time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
N61Asik State BanA
ksRdrlek Idaho
lntsssss yas1 o. taAe Ss1ost1s
rrsAsass . ssnsrA baakiAs B~ss
,. Y. iRAOsuRy. Ps..'ts,.
s.k. REED. tl.. President
Up. Bradbury. CASH.


Notice 10 hereby given that I,.Jacob Mic
hazel residing one and ono halt miles nc of
Crescent, In Lntah county. state OF Idaho,
on the 9th day OF February 1905. at my
farm take up az estrays certain animals de-
scrihsd ~ follows:
One dark brown nearly black horse wgt
about 1890 lbs, white star ON foYehsad;
One buckskin horse. blazett face, weight
about 1000 lbs, brand Ell on loft hip. =.
Tho owner or Any person entitled to the
posssssion OF said estrays, is notified TO ap-
pear Within ninety days from tho ding 3!
this notice with the county auditor. and
prove title to said estrays and pay all char
xss. lawful. which have been Incurred in re.
l9sion to the same, OF the said sstrAys will
Dated this 10th day Of February. 1908
Jacob Michael
Notice filed in thfs ofiee on the Goth daJ
OF Fssruaey. 1905
Axei 7. Raustedt
BY G, F. walker. deputy County Aud
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
yorrtE FOR pUBLIcATIoN y.
United Sta tss Land. ONCE

LsWIsToS. TpAae,.' Mar at, 1905!
Notice Ia hereby given thtt tbs following
pamsd settisr has filed notice. of his intention
tc DSks f,n al proof in sGpport 81 his claim,
s.d In at said proof viii De made before the
Rsgist ter and Receiver at Lewiston Idaho, on
May 20 n rsIlS S9s' fiEruo,tpsoHM b
OF Psfk;ddaho; for she se1s neN az I, ny
nwN ana nwA rieA sud Sitp 30 n e IN a
"a sahss she folio wing witnesses TO prlvs
his continuous Residents upon AID sultiva-
's Ole Il. Tssssr.on. Alberto; wasseh 9, ssset.
skiarve, all Of PARK Idaho, George ". Rhat'
'''A " ]. b. WEST. Register.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
Tho Stallion "Torrant"

will. &s soon as the season opens
make the folio owing places with stat
lion Torrent:- Leland, two days In
the week, Cameron. one day,-the
balance Of the week at Ksndrick.
Most every one knows Torrant, Al
he stood At these points last year.
George Brewster.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.
.-i.ko. I.lahN No rob, 90

UHItoU otdtos Iauu O1I0e; -. !.
Lewiston, I'D aho, March 20 1908. :
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has 6lsd notice of his intention
70 male final proof in support Of his claim.
Register and Receiver at lewiston. Idahs on
ALBERT. G. wAsSoN -
of Park, Idaho. for the az gwlt and M
seA sec "a, tp 10 n l e. :
He names the foliowing wltrsssss TO prove
his continuous residence epon .a1 srttiys'
Thomas J. Thompson, Ole h. Totgsrson
Peter SkiArve, an oil Park, aud George "
Shattuck Of SiDoDs.- Wash.
!. 3, wsaw. Nsgl.t:r
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
LauterbaCh'
Cash Store

he buys cheaper as
and h
higher for his goods
store closed and sheriff sale been posted ac
eount Of credit?
farmer. and the rule flush
generally his bills
heh
goods bought the merchant would
thaveto tol " to collect
woudne with grin jack-olante1n.
II creding done there 20
they would notbe watching
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
Millinery Announcement

We call your. attention to the
elegant spring and summer styles
now on display. They will give sat
faction in price and quality.
We cordially invite you to cali.
Mrs. Reeves.
Hines Block.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
" hat Sulphur Does
For the Human Body in Health and
Disease.

The mention Of sulphur will recall
to many Of US the early days when our
mothers and erandmCthers gave us
orr daily dose OF sulphur and molasses
every spring and fall.
It was the universal spring and fall
'blood purifier tonic and cure-all,
and mind you. this old-fashioned rem
edy was not without merit
The idea was good. bet The remedy
was crude and unpalatable, and a
large quantity had to be taken to get
any effect
Nowadays we get all the beneficial
effects of sulphur in palatable. con-
centrated form, so that single grain
is far more effective than a table
spoonful of the crude sulphur.
In recent years, research and
experiment have proven that the best
sulphur for medicinal use is that OBJ
tanned from Calcium Calcium Sui
phide) and sold in drug stores under
the name of Stuart's Calcium Waters.
They are small chocolate coated pei
lets and contain the active medicinal
principle of sulphur in a highly con.
centrated, effective form.
Few people are aware of the value
Of this form of sulphur in restoring
and maintaining bodily vigor and
health sulnhur acts directly on the
liver and excretory organs and puri
fies and enriches the blood by the
prompt elimination of waste material
Our grandmothers knew this when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
Surgeon General Wyman on Quaran
tines

New Orleans, Sept. 16.-(SpecialD
In a special dispatch by the Wash
ington correspondent of the Times
Democrat, Surgeon General Wyman
of the United States marine hospital
service strongly decprecates the idea
of freight quarantines and emphatical-
ly declares that not only is great in
justice done thereby, but totally un-
necessary harm. Surgeon Wyman lays
stress upon the unnecessary" harm,
for he reiterates. neither freight,
household goods, or merchandise of
any description can carry infection,
which he reports is carried solely, on
" and exclusively by the infected
stegomya faciata mosquito.
"Freight of itself does not carry
the infection of yellow fever said Dr..
Wyman ct may be safely received
anywhere. The infection comes from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17

a@=45Gt9ess Ize ~ e4.
=aHam #aa q 5dI9 sb8
..a#a IL 464=Ha % zsatieai,
## Ia9a rf5 injected
Ha ##s5H z9ea
aa#5a bHt =
5#a 9a6cH
HazHaH4 z that
E## - where 9elj4s fzHHr has been
H5ae67 b fr=i=t5t.
9Hahe a##ae H. y Iae
t# 81 those towns which have
so up heia6f Waaaia would
I'D tHr f8e 8ad money Thus vast
5H - IFs#l#5 5la watch ~ ztspi-
r=aH 6@4ef5 ia screening
B9ases= els raa and eetetminat
ing F6e stesoa4i9 faeiata aud al
maaaaitaes for fhat matter, thcy
would be 5ains iHaa '41 more GOOD
and other far les harm.
IL is gratifying to note, however,
that fhe people as a whole have ac-
copied The mosquito doctrine aud ]
daily receive assurance 10 this end.
The abtest scientists Of the world
have made deep, exhaustive and com
plete tests and there is yet 10 be ono
instance recorded where yellow fever
has been transmitted by any means
other than tho infected Ste@omyia ia
eiata. Tc the people Of the south who
are so Sorely afflicted and with whom
We all deeply sympathize, | say abaH-
don your useless freight quarantines.
il is a waste Of time, money and e3-
erpY. Concentrate that energy in Tie
determination of me squiioes and you
have The solution of your problem IN
yo'r own hands"
In line with Dr. Wyman'S assertie s
Snroeen J. II White, In charge for 10
United States government of the n
Orleans yellow fever situation, IS
he is having every freight car IT
, leaves New Orleans thoroughly f. =:
! gated in order that all mosqui .
may be killed and that such cars C y
an official seal to that effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
e4H =i.9f H5

IaeIa. d ~ 81. 8e7Ea foI the H5z
I've meHt7s.
M AnateU j. Clemmo4s 8ol 5us
William aad Andrew GIemmaHa were
j. fHe e .ar5as motniq9 from
I86.5 b5@s - = w ei4@Hana
let q1 HHa afternoon tfaia with. his
sons. aa4 VIII enter fI4ea4. =.ha=Al=
kansas Military lnadiQ H4t]e
Bee6.
Hl 3. #5iHt requested as .
eaa6aatEf l9f lin Hmor tI1at b
viii move Fiae BIaIf He sa@
tha6 = as had nc intentions OF mot
iD@ rom Ar1adelehia, and thaf +
viii conduct his dental Office here tilI
IN md Of ai5 days, He l.lses ARIA
3e1a9ia ard her people teo well Il
move TO Pine Bluff or any other place.
-Arkadelphia Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17

a.9aa s5
osaa Hias 8ad l7H#aaI =5i#s
a##T aHa f9la#af6e ef a3 H44s lss
- - 8HBF sgefe o#5aa =9a1a#
md e5at aa5pa 
Ha f0IH H5eel0Ht# #as9H.#H
.p4a4 e 25slz stuart 6ai=zla
TaJa afd463#I# Sc 6z an
sHdeIAz used
Haes 46a Haalal aaadote fat
Ezet aH3 kfdaag troubles and ea
constitution aa} purity taa bl9z1=i il !
#a# tbaE often surprises patient ana
s zieau alike.
BF. 4. 81 ##sfH#. WHil es8efH
Htfna With 1za
found Hha=tha aufaaa fzsm ealeiaHr
VAS superior 10 any e5he9 lam= fla
7axs sFoi liver kidney sad blood
troubles. especially whom resulfine
from constipation or malaria, | have
= surprised Al tha results 6taine6i
E en- Sfuart's Calcium WATERS. Ir
patients SUFFERING from boils AMI PIN
nles aud even deep-seated carbunclea
/ have repeatedly seen them dry III
and disappear in four or five days
leaving the skin clear and smooth. Al
thoHeh Stuart's Calcium Waters is a
prolrietarF article, and sold by drne
cjsts, and fr that reason tabooed by
] any phys clans, yet 7 know of moth.
ing so safe and reliable for constipa
tinn, liver and kidney troubles and
especially in all forms of skin dis
ease as this remedy"
At any rate people who are tired OF
pills. cathartics and so-called blood
''purifiers,' will find in St1art's Cal
cum Waters far safer, more pala.
table and effective preparation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
+ i. i i. I. :. e, 8. s, ,s i. j. g %
BRIEF MENTION.
i j. =: i. : !. T. ss = :. i J. :. : = : J

7ii.s Ra.b #R8= les returned fsoa
Jonasboro.
MI. ]. Burton e5alz q San tateai9
is visiting his apnf. Ms. I. Paafee.
- Walgefsea + ..'7ze.
was a business visitor IN f3@a Etz5f=
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee navhins ae yis-
iting relatives at Dallas and Waco,
Texas.
Mr.. John Rutherford leaves to1nof-
row fer Fayetteville, Ark, to enter
school
Mrs. Woods and son, Walter. have
returned from vacation spent ii G /.
orado.
Dan J. Taylor visited Pine Bluff and
Little Rock last week.-Sheridan
! Headlight.
Mrs. Joe Cook has returned from
Ravenden Springs, where she spent
the summer.
Walter Cotter, the we'll known
broker, was business visitor to the
city Saturday.
Mr.. J. B. McEwen left yesterday for
st. Louis and Chicago in the interest
of the Grand Leader.
Il Reese N Burks, manager of the
n Portland, Ark, oil mill, lef, Saturday
q to resume his duties.
Miss Flossie Cross of Wheatley
will arrive today to become a student
. of James business college.
xsaes
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Pingleton, and
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser and little son
have returned from Illinois.
Mr.. A. D. Bland has gone to Hot
J Springs for his health. He has been
in i'll health for quite while.
G: w. Byineton, the we'll known
abstracter, is expected to return from
busines strip to ST. Louis today.
G. L. Pulley, the most popular tele.
? graph operator in Arkansas. came in
y Saturday to spend Sunday with
? friends. He was formerly connected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
she Nil take Ua} Aer studies at

she Nill take uQ Ael' studies at
- Columbia Institute.
#Ifz Dec BallWjn aaa zh5l5 VIII
7@5aa next Wednesday aaa II.
aaqls Ia1 where 1aa9 Hags aaea
e3=i ia4 3Ils. Baldwin parents.
- #eeaanea ana two sons ef
z.labl 2 ara here on a bfisf visit O.
sai4aa. Mr.. Mceammon IS u vel
ln wa 9u mess nan ii Hamburg.
ollie aaUeI er arrived sQtnG.a}s a4d
tie popular ba player Of the 4-i1ia9
Eiu4 Cotton states league tea1a, is
shaking hands with his many friends.
Miss Nettie Murray, who has be 4
spluaing a delightful summer Wit
1eu atives at Goodwater, Indian Tori
tory, is expected home Sunday morn
ing.
Misses Baker and Dunn cf ST. Louis
WAC recently arrived from that place.
have taken up their duties in the mil
linery department OF Kaufman's ba-
zaar.
Mrr. 3. W. Watkins and little
d. atar have returned from Honey
IY,1e. where they have been spend
ing the past three months with
friends.
Reys. E. M. Pipkin of Pine Blum
and ]. A. Sage of Ell Dorado attenet
the opening Of Henderson college mere
on Yesterday neutrality-suspicious.
| Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Aronson have re-
tnned from ST. Leuis, where they
snent the summer. Mr.. Aronson WI!
be engaged in the cotton business here
this season.
Mrs. Guy H. Williams, of Pine Bluff
accompanied by her little son, Doyls
came out Tuesday and is the CUES
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. }
Nixon.-Sheridan Headlight
Miss Ethel Skinner of Cabot, Ar
;, kansas, arrived Saturday over the
:, Iron Mountain. She will visit hei
sister. Mrs. J. w. James. After a
brief visit she will go to WashinStot
township and teach school.
Misses Clara Proadstreet ano
Lucy Harm Broadstreet arrived Sat
urday aftrnoon from Talladesa, Ala.
where they have been visiting thell