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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
HAPPY VALLEY.

Health good, weather fine and still raining. Too much rain in this section for cotton.
 The hay crop is looking fine and peo- pie are talking of pulling fodder.
 Road working was the order of the day last week.
 lanes Belote and family visited w. A. Woolley and family Sunday.
 R. M. Thompson and family of Enola visited relatives in this section Sunday.
 TN. Cardin and family visited rela- tives at Springfield last week.
 w. L. Paris went to Conway last week and on his way one of his mules fell down and crippled itself pretty badly.
 w. A. Woolley is building some new near Centerville.
 Almon Bailey of Enola made trip to Happy Valley Sunday.
 Jackson McGinty is working for Mills Oualls for few days.
 Since our last Bob Liebarger and son, John, and l. E.. Belote of of Glenntown have been here making boards. The timber was gotten from w. B. Owen.
 Christopher Blythe of Lonoke county has rented land from his father for an- other year and is building house. He will move here soon.
 Aunt Martha Cardin of Happy Valley spent part of last week here with her neice, Sarah Williams. Porter Henderson, our road overseer, is working in our neighborhood this week. w. A. Woolly is building on his place | near Centervill and will move in as soon as completed.
 Mrs. l.. A. Glover of Greenbrier was here part of last week visiting her sis ters.
 George Woolly aud wife attended the quarterly meeting at Finders Saturday and Sunday.
 R. s. Atkinson is able to be out again after short illness.
 Ebert McNew had his buggy torn to pieces Saturday evening by his mare running away. He was not in the buggy at the time.
 Miss Mary Meeks visited her uncle near Greenbrier last week.
 Edward Utley and family and family visited on the Beckett mountain Satur- day.
 August II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
HAMLET.

We are having quite great deal O rain.
 Louis Sohn's residence is nearing completion.
 Nal Jones is having some work done on his tenant houses.
 Fred Shaw won first prize in the pri mary Reclamation contest at Naughn school house Saturday.
 Bob Breedlove and family of Conway visited friends and relatives here last week.
 The Sunnyside camp w. O. w. will unveil the monument of w. (. Tucker at New Liberty cemetery Sunday at o'clock. A Woodmen Circle is being organized here, 22 applications having been writ ten already. A protracted meeting is being con, ducted in the grove near MT. Metzger by Rev. McPherson. Open session of Literary Saturday night. Everybody cordially invited.
 Mrs. Eva Shelby of Guy is danger ously sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. Hopkins. Oscar Honea and wife of Conway vis- ited the latter's father, A. B. Gibbons, Sunday
 Elder Burnett, Christian preacher from Beebe, will begin meeting at new Liberty Sunday. Will Hazle and wife visited the lat, ter's mother, Mrs. Watson, at Conway Sunday and Monday.
 Scool is progressing nicely at Sunny Side, under the careful management ol Prof Adams.
 Little Mary Myers is on the puny list l Mir. and Mrs. Neal Leggett left today for Gleason, where he will work awhile in the timber before crop gathering time.
 Miss Lucy Allen and sister, Mrs. Cra ven and baby, of Little Rock, visited their father, c. D. Allen, last week.
 Anybody wanting to buy chewing gum can get their moneys worth by sending Atrice Rottenberry after 1t. 1 August I4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
WOOSTER.

Plenty of rain here and considerable amount of rust in the cotton.
 I. E. Browning and family of Houston are visiting relatives here this week.
 w. K. Gateley has returned from an extended visit at Milan, Tenn.
 Jo Ford and family of Indian Terri tory were guests of l. T Patton last week.
 w. P. Shaw has his shingle mill run ming at full speed and doing nice work.
 There will be fraternal picnic here August 3I, in which the Woodmen, Ma sons, Odd Fellows and Union will par ticipate. It will be our picnic; let everybody come.
 Miss Ozar Shelton of Russellville, who has been visiting the family of J. H. Hiett, returned home Monday.
 Emmet Wofford of Alma was visiting relatives here last week.
 Hettie McKaskle, the s-year-old daughter of II. w. McKaskle, who has been very sick, is now convalescent.
 Several from here attended the con- test at Greenbrier Saturday. Quite number from this vicinity at tended the singing convention of Con way county at Springfield Sunday and all report nice time.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs Aaron Milan, who has been very i'll, is now better and probably out of danger August B.
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FAULKNER.

NJ. L. Wilson and family visited Mrs Sarah Wilson Sunday.
 Frank Fortson, Fontaine Hammonds ]. o. Dorsey are now on the Olmsted phone line They aim to connect with the Faulkner line.
 The business of J. W. Mitchell & Son was bought out Saturday by T. F.. Mitchell, the junior member, who will continue to run the same.
 Loyd Powell who is firing on the I. M, is here and is attending the meet ings.
 Harmony meeting closed last week. It was very successful one. About 2S new members were secured.
 Plenty of rain the past week.
 Some sickness around, but nothing serious.
 Overseer C. $. Harrell has been doing some good work on the Mt Vernon roac the past week.
 Sam Briggs had his hand caught in mower and lost two of his fingers las Friday. August I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
Wilson Brothers ONE- PRICE CASH HOUSE
at Greenbrier Saturday evening after the.

at Greenbrier Saturday evening after the rain. Misses Annie and Susie Belote of Happy Valley are visiting relatives and friends here this week. w. C. Lyons, our merchant, was in Conway last week. Miss Florrie Henry visited home folks at Guy Saturday. w. M. Mckenzie and Hugh Duncan are drilling a we'll for J. NJ. Hendrick- son. w. w. Woolly left last Friday for 8 few months outing. Will Hartwick and wife of Van Buren are here visiting relatives and friends.
 Cleve Hendrickson and w. w. New man made business trip to Little Rock. last week. Raymond Palmer went to Happy Val ley last week. A. l. Mobbs is having his house put up this week M. A. Brown and others are conducting the work. Charlie Acre of Blackfork are visiting relatives here this week. Geo.. Sims and wife of Guy visited friends here Sunday.
 The holiness meeting here is progress ing fine It will continue all through
 this week. E. Oliver and Frank Miller made flying trip to Conway Friday. ] w. A. Ward and wife visited relatives. on Black Fork Friday
 Clarence Miller of Morrilton visited
 relatives and friends here Saturday and
 Sunday.
 August "a.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
BERYL..

Good rains fell here Friday and also Sunday.
 The cotton crop is fine, except there is some little appearance of rust. Cant tell yet to what extent it may run.
 Some think we are having too much rain for the good of crops.
 Fodder pulling Is the order of the day where it don't rain.
 Veay little sickness in this section,
 The poor candidates are being pulled again in order to get their names on the ticket.
 Prof. Bob Maddox was here Sunday.
 Mrs. Lou Hartley is building a new barn.
 w. R. McHenry is now busy working the road.
 H. E. Luces little girl, Lorena, is quite sick.
 J. B. Graddy is overhauling his gins and putting in new system of con- densers, which will add much to his gin plant.
 Clark Wilkerson is working on the Holiness college building at Vilonia.
 Will White and son, Fred, visited friends here last week from Center Point
 w. A. and A. w. Wilkerson moved back to this neighborhood last week from Little Rock.
 Herbert Cox, who IS teaching at Gen. ter Point, was here Sunday.
 August B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
VILONIA.

Plenty of rain at present. There has not been much fodder pull ed on account of so much rain.
 Prof. G. B. Grunder was with us Sat urday from Hammonsville.
 A. D. Bryant of Conway has moved to his new residence here.
 C. w. Creech left this morning for Benton, Ark, where he will make his future home.
 Rev. Buchanan will begiu his pro- tracted meeting here next Saturday night.
 Prof. J. A. Downs was at home Sun day. He is teaching this summer at Ebenezer.
 The Vilonia boys played two games of ball last week-one with Fl Paso, re- sulting in victory for our boys, score being 5 to 9. The other was with the Vaughn school house, scores being 6 to in favor of Vilonia.
 The Central Section contest was held at Vaughn school house Saturday. Vii lonia took away three prizes-one for map drawing, one for Reclamation and one for recitation.
 Hurrah! Vilonia is coming
 August I2
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SALTILL.O.
August I2

Another big rain has visited this neighborhood and has damaged some fodder and hay.
 T. J. Crouch of Caney attended church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. Brannon of Conway was here last week in the interest of the w. o. w. Circle.
 Mrs. Mollie Hamlet of Memphis was here last week, guest of Mrs. Nancy Shaw.
 w. H. Hampton of Howard county has been visiting friends here for week or two.
 Mrs. Maggie Atwater of Mt Olive at tended church here last week.
 Rev. w. G. Roberts of Otto preached for us last Monday
 We have just closed good meeting at Oak Bowery. There were I4 added to the church and it is very likely more will follow soon. This community feels greatly benefited by the preaching of Pastor Fitzpatrick and c. w. Ford. May dhe good work go on.
 August II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
PL.INY.

We have been having lots of rain here for the past two weeks and some wind, which damaged the corn greatly in some places.
 Mrs. Asmond of Pine Bluff is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacobs.
 Tom Novel; and family of Fl Paso have been visiting his father, D. Novel;. the past week. MT. Atterberry will start to Beebe in the morning to meet Mrs. Atterberry' s sister from Illinois.
 Dallas Novel; of this place and Miss Stella Moore of near Quitman were mar ried at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Jim Moore, Sunday eve ming at o'clock. The writer extends congratulations
 Fred Martin and wife visited Alonzo Owens and wife from Friday till Sunday
 Tom Loveless and wife of hear Green brier visited relatives here last week.
 Ed Utley and family and Miss Minnie Ufey visited their sister, Mrs. T. F. Presley Sunday.
 The protracted meeting which has been going on for the past week closed yesterday with three additions to the church and two baptized Sunday eve ming.
 Obe Presley has been on the sick list for the past few days.
 Aunt Lizzie Harrington received sad message Friday evening that her son, Tom Parish, had got killed by falling log at saw mill in Texas. 1 Auqust "a.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
GREENBRIER.
August E.

A. H. Benton went to Conway Mon day.
 Dr. ]. w. DeJarnett, J. M. Gentry, w. K. Henry, Luther Sims and several others attended the ball game here Mon day.
 Mrs. B. F. Spires and children re turned Sunday after spending sometime at Morrilton and Damascus.
 Prof. l. Walter White has sold his residence at this place to Sam Dickens; consideration $4oo. Prof. White will attend a medical college this fall and winter.
 Rev. Jesse Ford is holding pro- tracted meeting at the Baptist church this week. He is assisted by Rev. w. H. Jordan of Springfield.
 The ball game played here Monday by the Greenbrier nine and the Guy team was very interesting. Batteries Greenbrier, Lyons and Glover, Cantrell and Williams; Guy, Horton and Dowdy The game resulted i'll a score of 9 to 5 for Greenbrier.
 Mrs. Laura Mitchell of Conway and her son, Frank, and granddaughter, Helen Mitchell, are visiting at Green brier this week, guests of w. M. Lyon and family and other relatives at this place.
 Mrs. Sam Simpson and children oi Mavfower visited the family of Drew Glover and T. l.. Waddle at this place the past week.
 Misses Rosa Fry and Nell Dobbins O Little Rock returned home Monday, af ter spending a few days here. AuQuSt IA,
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SIXTEENTH SECTION.

We are having some rain. A big rain fell here this evening. Some few of our people are reporting rust.
 Near the creek crops generally are do ing we'll.
 S. G. and s. l.. Cozart attended the State Union at Little Rock.
 Dolph Cozart is out from Argenta on the puny list.
 Mrs. w. T. Walker has been visiting at Jacksonville this week and reported good crops and watermelons.
 Henry Walthall of Cabot is in our midst today.
 Ed Baxter and family of White county are visiting at w. G. Russell's today.
 Tom Tygart and V. C. Priest were at Lonoke this week.
 A good many attended the Picnic at Ward Saturday.
 Bedford Terry has purchased new buggy.
 Silas and Stephen Russell were visit ing here today from Barry school house. H. A. Priest and wife of Faulkner county have been here visiting
 T. J. Mayhew has purchased new hay press.
 Wm. Edwards has been working the road.
 Al Edwards and wife have moved to Argenta.
 Lottie Bell Russell returned home Friday from Faulkner county.
 II is reported there will be picnic at Mountain Springs on the 23rd, and Ben
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
GUY.

Too much rain in this section.
 Robert Shelly and wife and Mrs: Hud gems of Wabbaseko, Ark, are visiting relatives here this week.
 Married, at the home of the bride Sunday, August I2, Allen Sims and Lurf Weatherly. The writer wishes them long and happy life.
 Dr. Horton and James Wilbanks o PlumInerville visited here Saturday ano Sunday.
 Miss Maggie Haywood of Searcy IS spending this week with relatives here
 Brownie Henry, who is teaching school near Barney, and Miss Florrie Henry, who is teaching at Cash Springs, visited home folks Sunday.
 Yves McNutt and wife from near Plummerville are here visiting Mrs. Nc Nuts parents.
 Luther Sims made a business trip to Quitman last Saturday.
 Clay Wade and Willie Gentry are run ming we'll auger this summer, and are now in Conway.
 Edgar Horton, who has been in Texas for quite while, came home last Thurs day.
 Rev. Harvey will preach at the Chris. tian church next Saturday night and Sunday.
 Johnnie Stephan of Conway visited here Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Hartje spent Saturday and Sunday with some of her friends who are spending few days at Pinnacle Springs.
 Rev. Mason is holding a meeting al Hattieville.
 Rev. McGee failed to fill his appoint. ment Sunday on account of rain.
 There will be picnic here Saturday August IS, given by the w. o. w., Ma sons and Odd Fellows.
 There will be some prominent speak CTS here and the Martin family band We are expecting grand time, so let: all come and bring well-hlled baskets.
 August B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16

L. Griffin will be present and probably Governor Davis. Everybody invited.
 T. F. Greer has purchased new bug gy.
 T. J. Mayhew was in Little Rock this week.
 Ed Edwards will have concert at the closing of his school at Barry school house. Come, and let's help him out.
 Prof. Brown of Cabot was here this week.
 Success to The Log Cabin Democrat.
 August B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
Pick Sacks

The indications are now for big cotton crop, which will necessitate the of lots of pick sacks to gather the crop
 Pick sack goods was unusually scarce last year, and the supply is limited this year, but for the present we have hand good supply of Duck and Osnaburg, also the sacks ready made. As long as the present stock last, we will sell
 OF. Osnaburg for IIc per yd.
 AZ feet Sacks 3Sc.
 feet Sacks 40c.
 feet Sacks 55c.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-16
REPUBLICAN,.

I. l.. Nash went to Little Rock last week.
 Miss Lizzie Reynolds returned home Friday after a week visit among rela- tives and friends in Van Buren county. Some from here attended the contest
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