The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-23
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

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 Mrs. Olivia Washington ard Miss Annie Neill visited relatives and friends in Mavell last Saturday
 Esqr. w. J. Hall. of Jackson, at tended to business matters in H. G. last Friday.
 Not much farm work has been done lately.
 The Byrne residence, which has been recently vacated, will soon be occupied by Mir. Morris who runs a mill at Pine City. Mir Morris family will occupy the house and the children will attend school.
 Hon. J. B. Moore. of Clarendon, was attending business matters in Il. G. last Friday.
 Dial Mayo, of Salisaw, l. T., while here on visit to his father and family took suddenly quite sick. A Phone mes sage was sent 10 his wife at Sal isaw, |. T. 10 come at once and she and her brother, Mir, Wheeler arrived here last Saturday driving over from Clarendon by hack. MT. Mayo 5 brother. Walter, met them al H. C.. and reported the sick man better. The weather being cold and very in- clement, they remained in H. C. till Sunday morning when they drove down to Mr. Dick Mayo, :, where Mir. D.al Mayo IS.
 An old colored man. Uncle Long Davis. recently fell from box and fractured his skull from which he died in a short while. His house had caught on fire and he got upon box in order to get on the house to put out the fire, when the box turned, causing his fall. And Aunt Pleas Mullens. (coD died last Thursday and was buried last Friday another two Of the old rland marks of the old color ed people have gone to the home be- yond the grave.
 Well. Lycurgls, we are now having the second winter. My dear old Father had q saying that if March comes in fair and clear there would De two winters in one year. and this old adage certainly came true this time as we have had l2 days of real winter weather, the thermometer dropping down to 20 degrees above Zero the 18th. However. my daughter is using mustard and lettuce that has been grown In the open garden. This has been our mlldest winter for 20 years.
 Laura 6oooddee. 6Goooddee aassii ellaa old colored wo= man who owns good real estate in H. C.. has rented cut her home in H. C. and has moved to Brinkley. We hops Aunt Laura will find friends among the white people at Brinkley. a. she has left friends among the white people at H. C.
 So far. the peach crop is unhurt. but | can vouch for what March will finally do. But the first l2 uays of April will decide the question as re- 2ards The peach crop of the South. The peach crop Is never killed in March as the cup Of the bloom pro tecgs the peach form in March; but from the first to about the middle of April the bloom has shed off and the peach is Jeff unprotected; and fl at that time there should come freeze the fruit is destroyed.
 Many thanks. Lycurgus. for your timely admonltion. for fdid not think a5out what kind of a blossom the girl might call for.
 Sam B. Swift. of Marvel. spent the most of last week with relatives and friends al H. C.
 R. s. Trotter made business trip t> Clarendon last Tuesday on the local.
 ". H. Laney. principal of the H. C. High School, visited at Poplar Grove and Trenton last Saturday and Sunday.
 J..D. Parker, of nsar Palmer, at- tended bu3iness matters in H. C. last Mondav