The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-16

I w iubnCtu, uIeu idsJ TludN mOfn-
ing at 3 o'clock. He was ii
years of age. Was born i'm the
state Of Indiana in 1866, and has
/ lived here for several months.
He had been afflicted for many
years with rheumatism which was
the cause of his death.
Hey Barnes, who has been work
ing at the depot as clerk got sick
the latter part of last week and
went to Winfield to stay with his
mother. Mrs. n. X. Barnes, until
he could have time to take a round
of medicine and get well on the
road to permanent recovery
Dodson Times.
Mr.. S. J. Smith, of Grand
Rapides, Mich, and Mr.. Frank
Harding, of Wetzell, Mich, were
in Winfield Tuesday to meet C..
+. Freed of Blanton, Miss, with
the view of taking over the Dug
demonia mill site to manufacture
broom handles, chair stock and
vehicle material.
DIR. DeMorian, osteopath phys
ician, has returned from a visit to
Alexandria, where he has been
Incorporating from the arduous
work be has been doing here for
the past two months. He will he
With Us now Tor some time. lie
Is receiving quite n cIientel, and
is giving general satisfaction.
Marshal G. G. O'MalIey has
been called to Tennessee on busi-
ness and the attractions against
the town ordinances will be look
ed after during his absence by
Mr.. ID. K. Dunn and secret service
men. So the violators of the
town ordinances had better keep
their eyes open, because they will
not know who are the officers
until they nab them.
August opens daily with cloud
less skies and with a burning
temperature that is simply whiting
and scorching to humanity and
Each afternoon wit
nesses the gathering of cumuli.
while the flashes of lightning at
dusk indicates that some thrice
blessed section is receiving a re-
freshing shower. These are spor-
adlc and as scarce as hens teeth
hercabouts.
Mr.. +. z. Fullerton was all
smiles on last Wednesday. He
stepped up 10 The Sentinel man
and slapped him on the shoulder,
put his thumbs under his suspen-
lers about the buckle, threw out
his chest as if he was going to
make ,,an grafton. When asked
what wasit? lie sighed, and said
It was a i2 Id. girl. The mother
md baby are doing we'll. He fur
ther said it had sixteen-year old i
pair of lungs.
DIR. J. H. Spearing. Episcopal
rector of st. Marks church,
shreveport, was delayed here last
Friday, with bis baud of boy
,horisters. Every year these boys
ire treated to summer outing. 4
rhrv had been spending some days
It White Sulphur Springs, Cata- /
ioula parish. and were en- route
nome from their enjoyable vaca-
ion.
DIR. G. A. Neal, of Atlanta,
lied Wednesday night. The DIR.
has been In bad health for some
ine. lie wasa native of VIM
Parish. He leaves wife and
number of children; a mother and
several sisters aud brothers to
noarn his loss. lie was close TO
iixty yes of age. The Sentinel
'x1ends its coincidence.
Col. J. ii. Sco,t, chief engineer
md superintendent of the Ire
noaf a Gulf railroad, arrived in
he city Monday with his estima-
lie family aud will soon move
ato the house he recently pur-
hased of Mr.. j. b. Baker. The
sentinel extends to them hearty
ieiroIne- Mrs. Scott, who is no
'faaser in Winfield. will be !,
nite a. acquisition to WinnfsId