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Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
W. II. WARE
Writes A Few Lines To His Many Old
Friends In Sharp County.

Lewisville, Ark, Nov. 5. 1907.
EDITOR RECORD:-Please give
me small space in your paper
for few scattering remarks.
The drouth which Prevailed
from the middle of June was
broken the first of October, and
is authority for the shortness Of
the corn and cotton crops. Cot
ton picking is almost a thing of
the past, but the price has been
better than for some years, for
which the farmers are not max =
ing any serious complaint. Con-
siderable oats are being sown
here this fall.
We hear a good deal said in
regard to the diamond excitement
in Pike county, though nothing
which we know to be reliable.
We have stones here, plenty of
them, that appear to be just as
fine specimens Of diamonds as
one need wish for, though no one
seems to take an interest in the
matter.
Well, no, we can't see how that
man can supply or support the
Sharp county paupers at $3.50
per head a month. We are in"
clined to think it will cost more
than that amount to feed them,
even he just fed them on hickory
nuts.
If the field was not already so
full of candidates for Governor,
we would suggest that the Hon,
Clay Slo an Of Lawrence county
enter the race, but, under the
circumstances, we don't suppose
Clay would run, although he is
the kind Of man we need. If
not Clay, then give US Hinemon.
The weather is fine down here.
We have had no frost yet. The
recent showers have everything
looking green, and turnips, COL
ards and other fall products are
doing well.
We were proud to see the an
nouncement Of j. O. Wasson. for
Representative, Stay with the
boys, jim,
Why doesn't somebody write
to the Record from Calamine?
W. II. WARE.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
THE CHANCERY COURT.
Business Completed And Adjournment
Had Wednesday Night.

Chancellor G. r. Hum phries
Of Salem convened the regular
term Of Chancery Court for the
Southern District Of Sharp coun-
ty Monday. Disposition was
made Of the docket, which con-
sisted of about twenty cases,
and the Court adjourned after a
short session Wednesday night.
Rosa Butler was granted u d.
vorce from Clarence II, Butler.
The woman was given custody OF
tho two youngest children, and
the man was awarded custody OF
two older children. The parties
live at Calamine, and in her
complaint the woman alleged
cruel treatment and indignitieS.
DEGREES confirming land titles
were granted TO Mrs. Lille B,
Medley, W, II, Price and W, A.
Edwards Of Evening Shade, Ed
+. johnson and W. l.. Ghormly
Of Reed, j. l., Bonifas Of Shell
byville and j. B, M9Calob OF
Batesville,
Tho divorce suit Of D. A,
Banks against Myrtle Banks
was continued, on account Of tho
notice Of the suit not having
been published the required
number of weeks, These par.
ties live in Lebanon township.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
Chamberlain 8
C0LlC, CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy


A few dogoa Of thIaremedy will
Invariably cure ah ordinary ut
tack Of diarrhea,
II has been used IN nine cpl
denies of dyBentery with perfect
success,
IL can always be depended
upon, oven in the more severe
attacks Of cramp cole and ehol
era mOfbu9
II Ia equally successful for
summer diarrhea aud cholera
infantum IN children, And IA tho
means ofsavtngthe lives OF many
children each year
When reduced With water and
aweetened It II pleasant to take
Every man OF family should
keep this remedy "a his home
Buy II now II mNv i'''
pRlcf pio
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
Much Marrying.

When County Clerk Boatwright
of Crawford county completed
his first year AS County Clerk
November 1st, he looked over his
quarterly reports and found that
ho had issued license to 4Oa
couples, or moro than one for
every day ho had been in Office
including Sunday and holidays
There was an increase Of thirty =
four over the previous year.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
RUFUS K. ARNOLD.
Is Seeking Reelection To The Office Oi
County Surveyor.

Our announcement column TINS
week reveals the fact that Rufus
K, Arnold Of Morgan township
wants q second term as Sur
veyor. Mr.. Arnold is man who
is well known all over the county,
having lived here u long time
He was elected Surveyor last
year without asking for the place
or making any canvas at all, MS
friends placing his name on the
ballot and giving him u good
majority in the primary, lie
has filled the office very much to
the satisfaction Of all those who
have had business will him, and
has demonstrated that an efficient
man in the Surveyors Office is q
good investment for the voters.
The duties Of his Office are in
tricate, but Mr., Arnold has fully
met the expecationsof his friends,
who declared he would make one
Of the best Surveyors the county
ever had,
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08

W, L, Ghormly was here from
Reed Wednesday.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
ance on all cotton consigned.
Correspondence solicited.
NAPOLEON HILL COTTON CO.,
If South Main ST.. st. Louis Mo-.
Travels In Bible Lands.

A 1852 page volume by Andy
r. Richie, 1t gives an impartial
and undeominational account Of
his travels in Palestine and other
countries of the east, Price,
postpaid, Sl,65. Order from the
author, Ash Flat, Ark. Cash
must accompany the order.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
Wanted Local representa-

tive for Evening Shade and vi
cinity to look after renewals and
increase subscription list of n
prominent monthly magazine, on
a salary and commission basis.
Experience desirable, but not
necessary. Good opportunity for
right person. Address Publish
or, Box 80, Station o, New York.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
A Good Meeting,

A great revival meeting, con-
Quoted by Evangelist Mcintosh,
is in progress at the Methodist
church at Batesvilo. 1t is aaid
that fifty conversions resulted
from the services last Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
' s II Ell BY WILL Z. .

Health continues very good in
Is vicinity.
Wames +, Shaver Of Strawberry
s in this city Saturday and
Midday,
RC. W, Bundy and Theodore
fephens had business at Cave
Aty Saturday,
M' f, Street, a good citizen Of
Rlamine, was at this place one
" the past week,
Frank and W, r. Wilmouth,
70 prominent citizens Of Hazel
Fove, were in our town Satur.
hy,
"Bill' Nelson of Reed was in
Rr town ono day the past week
e tells US that no will be in the
Ree for Surveyor in the next
binary,
c. r. Williams and U, G. Will
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
PROF. W. II. WATLINS in TROUBLE.
Has Disappeared From Rayenden Springs,
Deserving His Family.

News reaCneQ Evening Ouauo
last Friday that Prof. W. II.
Watkins had gotten into trouble
at Ravenden Springs and had
disappeared, leaving his wife
and only child behind, and re-
liable reports received later fully
confirm the story.
Prof. Watkins left Ravenden
Springs about Tuesday morning
of last week, leaving his depart
ment of the school in charge of
one OF his pupils, whom he told
he was compelled to be absent on
business. This was the last seen
of him in Ravenden Springs,
though he was seen near town
by party coming into town,
going in the direction of Missouri
on horseback. Nothing has
been heard from him since by
his family or others in the town
from which he so suddenly dis
appeared.
A short time before he left the
town and his school, it is said
that Prof. Watkins was detected
by some Of his students in i'm
proper relations with a young
! woman, one Of his boarding STU
dents, WHOSE parents live in
Randolph county. This discov-
cry began to leak out, and Prof.
Watkins quit the scene. 1t is
said the story was not generally
known until after his departure.
The young woman in the case
was expelled from school and
sent home.
The news of Prof. Watkins
downfall was scarcely believed
in Evening Shade when first re-
ceived. Prof. Watkins was prin-
cipal Of the school here for three
successive terms, and left here
only about two months ago to as
sumo charge Of the Ravenden
Springs school. While it cannot
be said that he was a popular
man here, with many people at
least, he led an exemplary and
honorable life during his entire
stay in Evening Shade, and all
our people had the fullest con-
fidence in his integrity. He is
recognized as one Of the best
teachers in the State, and al
ways conducted very successful
schools. His school at Raven
den Springs, which the people
there had gone to considerable
expense in establishing, and
were supporting literally, bid
fair to be a great success, there
being about one hundred board
ing pupils in attendance. An
other principal has been en-
ployed, and the school is going
on, though the Watkins incident
will doubtless cripple tho insti-
tuition to some extent,
Much sympathy is expressed
here for Mrs, Watkins, who is an
excellent lady, and her little son,
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
The Arkansas Cotton Crop.

Little Rock, Nov, 5,-Reports
received by Commissioner Of
Agriculture Guy B, Tucker from
32 counties in Arkansas indicate
that the cotton crop in this State
this year will be a fraction more
than GA per cent of what it was
last year. According to the es-
innate based upon the returns
from the 32 counties, the number
Of bales that will be produced in
Arkansas will be about 100000.
But Mr.. Tucker believes the
number Of bales will reach 650, :
900, as some Of the counties
which had plenty Of rain during
the season have made no report
TO him.
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W, J." Ghormly was here from
Reed Wednesday,
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08

Napoleon Hill Cotton Co. Of
st. Louis, Mo-, u continuation of
tho old firm Of Hill, fontaine d
Co., solicit your cotton ship
monts. Liberal advances will be
mado on consignmonts a. we'll as
o low rate for storage and insur'
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08

son, two good citizens of this
township, started for the west
last Monday. They will prob
ably locate somewhere in the In
dian Territory.
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
81 D n E Y
Bone and S. L. Evans

Bone and S. L. Evans
Il Batesville Tuesday.
nh8 Sidney public school be-
!.::.,s next Monday, the 11th'
4 K. Smith is on the road
Sakiog up his cotton report
|'s1,< |'I1 !. P. McGee and }. +.
aers went to Evening Shade
l13ay.
G, S. Morehead filled his
|saoIar appointment here Sun
avand Sunday night
i}n} Saturday last J. M. Buch'
|.san sold his gin property at
kialace to j. M. Stafford and
3otE Ham.
Sncis Grafton, who moved to
Colorado, six weeks ago,
at Hardy on his way back
68his old home.
We are expecting J. Dan Ia
SSH' return from Glasgow at
nast any time, as the migrating
aas6n is on. Dan generally
rinters here.
N% p. Wiles received a COM
S3I4ication from Lakewood, New
rico, Monday stating that
1I9sin that section had thribbled
he left there four weeks
Z4&B. Buchanan had another
IKE Of paralysis at 10 O'Clock
the 4th inst, but we are hap
tD say, at this writing, con-
ms seem favorable for his
4Rery.
7 A. Westmoreland. who
S two miles west of town,
Tpened to the misfortune Of
liking her arm last week. Dr.
E1E McGee was summoned and
!Aihe broken bones.
Ee understand that j. Il.
Skard, D. D. s., who is at
Se City at present, will be in
|Idbey the latter part of next
I66k. Come on, doctor, we have
6xeral jobs awaiting your arriv-
has. Battles and Burton
ith, who went to Lakewood,
|&w Mexico, recently, are at
|6oky, Okla, at the present
Ming. They state in their last
8mmunication that all the banks
M tthere have suspended busi-
Az, and as they have no safe
|xee to deposit their money,
ioH would rather be in Sidney,
0me, sweet home.
2G. w. Sheriff., a valued citi-
en Of this neighborhood, died
lddenly Sunday at 1 o'clock
In. He was in apparent good
Nth until his sudden death.
LE Sheriff. leaves u wife and
Ye children to mourn his loss,
he funeral services were con-
ucted by Sidney lodge No, 404,
no, o, F., Rev, j, D, Ragan
The remains were in.
Nred at the Martin cemetery,
III miles south Of Sidney,
Sharp County record., 1907-11-08
A S II FL A 7

Lee Henson OF lzard coun ty
was here Monday.
People throughout this section
seem to be enjoying the best OF
health.
Elder Andy r. Richie is in
some of the lower counties on a
preaching tour.
Miss Lillian Cobb of Tenn
essee is here visiting her sister,
| Mrs. A. Y. Ritchie.
Dick Farmer has been visiting
among relatives and friends at
Thayer, Mo-, lately.
The members of the Christian
order here are preparing to erect
new church building.
r. A. Wolf and family recent
ly visited the family of Major
e. O. Wolf near Franklin.
Prof. D. C. Billingsley and
Marvin Stephens made a busi-
ness trip to Ravenden Springs
Saturday.
j. D. Armstrong has moved
from South Fork to his new res
idence here. We welcome him
among us.
Harve Richie purchased lot
on "Poverty Row" a few day S
ago, and will soon begin the
erection of a new residence.
Sidney Stephens began a term
Of school at Fairview, three miles
from town, last Monday, and re-
ports good attendance and in
terest.
Ambrose Henson and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a
new boy at their home. The
youngster weighed about a dozen
pounds.
George W. Moser, the Evening
Shade roller mill man, accom-
panied by his wife, spent last
Saturday night in Ash Flat with
friends.
You may take our word for ii
that the farmers Of this section
are not gathering corn with side
boards on tho wagon, No, not
this year.
No successor to Cleve Hotch-
kiss, who died lately, as post
master at this place has been
named yet, and there is nothing
new in this matter.
Unless we are badly mistaken,
and we don't believe we are, the
wedding bells are going to ring
in this town before 50 very long,
Now, wait and see.
The gin here has put up abou,
70 bales Of the fleecy staple,
The crop is very short, and it
is thought the gin here will not
put up more than $50 bales dur
ing The season.
John i, Overton declares thai
the money panic has not effected
him in the least. He says be
had no money when the panic
began and that he has none now
A good many Of Us might report
the same condition,
The Ash Flat school is having
a most successful term, and there
has never been greater interest
in educational matters in the
town than Is here now. The at.
tendance Is good, and the teach
ers are giving general satistac-
ton.
! DR.. S. A, Turner left US Mon.
day. lie will attend medical
lectures at Little Rock this win
tor and then locate somewhere
in the west probably. Ash Flat
never had a more popular ply
sician than Dr., Turner, and We
| Al A.. Ia.. Z
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DUTCH TOWSIiENS

We'll Siil try TO write . lev
IiRe. for the CnEarr.
Frank Heltersr.nd has 10, bic
store ready for kusin~ss every
BODY call aud gst Thing. chesp a,
Ds;eA town store.
There 10 meeting ~ Ds,eh town
Sunday cvery body come.
Icnrgs,on went II Mountsis
Grove russday,
Miss 6ardsn has bssa ~ he
sick ,is, ~, is heller.
Bel RaaIet az seen eat a.
sp-es' IT, Base, Tafs.ay
Ar W}as kssx.' ln,t:s,
lis az LGe honse
.Hrli se viii w.i,e again If lbii
cscspes Tie waste basket.
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/. NTH noML LIENS.
..Er sca,ri. en-.

Well ] win try and write = few
more items FOR the Ci:Iss.T.
Earl Steinert spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. LILLIAN
Csadls.
Mr.. G c. Finley hailed lay
for NJ. 8. Finley lsst week.
May Summers, Miss Inez and
Efiie Finley, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Steinert. They report u
nice time.
Mr.. Gus Curtis worked for NJ.
S. Finley last week.
Sam Williams and Willie
Mcclure who have been visiting
Mr.. Williams wi'l return to their
homes Monday.
MI. ". s. Finley, who has
been in Oklahoma fer the past
month returned home last week.
guess Bert and CLYDE must
Hike the Els Of Elin Hill, as we
hear they are there every Sun
day Ha ha
| Wonder if the girls diden',
get pretty tired over IT. Tom
Caudles dance the other night
ia! Ha!
[ Ira Summers went up nortl
last Monday to work this sum
mer.
o! say wonder where the two
girls that passed G., &, Finley.
last Monday: were going. They
we're riding 40 fast Guess the,
got a good ways.
Rell S.einert and two soa,
msle two business trips L
ilarlyiile last week.
Belle Carter called on he
friend Rosa Jarrett,
I 40 CaudIcs little daughte
tias recovered from its Illness.
We'll as ! den. know any NOR
items | will close Tor TINS timc.
30 bye bye :0all.
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oHhk2. vA--CN l--Ns.

/ oNNk2. yA--CN l--Ns.
IL Jack lui JIM
After weeks Absence / viii ~ and
hSd SONY news f,t the yalasl2r Il liz
tRss,Rr
We had fine rain Saturday, ni.t :,
looks IL, unn g1p,r. gr-s .teit
sd, can 60 ,ie'sh lh.itg iuen,
| Nv. G,,e, and Epua johnson
.reM Tn..iny Afternoon VITA Anna
BrvAn snd An,y Nui.
Scver.l at this vcin'y are On tie
Icl IL. Which are Mrs. Charley
! .','.u,or, Nssea Anna G,yar and May
! West hopc lar ,utu speed recovery,
I on, ,anN.r sa.ntn pleasant evr
-. IA, uo.ss,u' ,ir, / ". Heukts ard
artt', last Tussdar eve Those rrrsen,
ware Albert and John ponrls"p. John
N.,s, Ike, Green. Alert Johnson,
H.,,. MAJ. Amanda and BETTE
ron.lsor. Dove Green a.d Emma
John,un spsn. The ,v-"'Gg p's,ine
Ctnacpr,e aGd Ca NO. t,'i, che ZEN
Ia enjoy themselves.
i'm West departed fnr Kspsas 's.i
"Wednesday evening whe,c lie intends
10 work the c"mmins s"mmer and tan,
IL. macy friends with i'm access
lia,Iy Green W, ,Hjug 'or Iim
lie urns ttls Week,
Mrs May Hutton j. here Wis ing
relatives.
Rev Cauatc Nil r'saca al ''a
swcrd.h baptist cnmch the uirl "a.
Il; III, aud third Sunisy in Nj
Misses Emma johnson. liovc Gf,cn.
Alice N-ukilk and o'S Er'i'on and
ais, Mrs. Colfora attended The quilting
which VA gwen ct tie homo ~ Ms
pop,lion 90 las, Fiidsv F,b. ~ every
nne uem, To enih themselves.
Alec Nsukiik spen, Friday nigh,
with Dove Green.
"a blanchard viii close hsr s>
school nonlh 1hnrdsy Feb. IS
Due. lss. sud il,rfy ~,ssn. foies,
Ms her ishaa ciurtt with John saa
Argue, Hes5.rg Sunday
say but the -'cuunlrv giti'"i. ceriain-
!, r'os MP. she seemed Ia isse in every
boJ,s name AMI aad all the ne~.
wi.h She would tel Jack AMI jill
scme good news 10 write.
Tbs "ls"uni aban' OF near urn~!
AM Country .i,, must weat 10 sleep
and sltp, 10. long and fitsc, H. wrnc
any moe items las week wax. mp ard
,el Us the nrws itum your part VI the
coun'ry.
Gus and rhristen Russeil aod
M,nais Hall Of Sleepy Hc'iow at
tended tho MILESTONE S 9, SUNDAY
afternoon.
Nanc Aeee and family spett
suuday eve with A. g. Hsgbcrg
End family.
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r,czrrs feoM AYR NEAR soxw0,o

r,cxrrs feoM AYR NEAR SoxwNpo
A fee Gays Of xiptsr after two
weeks lSssse, Of sies wsrm dsys
PHI Cock AID wills departed last
Wednesday io- Canada where they
will make their future hens.
Mrs. 6tsirert and soss mate
two tu'iaess trips to ITsr.viils
last week.
Born 10 II, II. Ball ani wife
rsb. 20 little girl.
u. .. Finley returned hone
fr0a Okla. were be has bees On
bu'isess Tor several weeks.
II J. Sehoneld made a flying
tip TO Springfield Thursdsy.
kxaniss,ior srs beisg givss 10
High Schoo' dist. this week.
X. l.. Jarrett purchased . nice
mare from Mrs. s,eis.t,.
Nrs. Burreu raemieg house In
town was iurred st 10, A, 81
Tharsday The hsuse va iw.
story tui'ai ard wa.lu',usured
The causa Of the fire il urka.we.
Quite ia pmesnt Of norsv was
given he, ~ the y mpa.h,xsg
people
J=Ess N'i,'i,ms rs,sraed hsss
last week Oh account 81 HE health
be oct h-'ag able TO work.
Tim Cssds gave working
TaesdaY TO clear ~ some new
rrsaa!. several psrsoss wsrs pres.
ell AID u god days work was
done. A party was given that
t'ghi good time is reported.
/ clyde S,sisert ard Bert F,slsy
seems 10 speed the Sundays On
Nhets,sae Of Iate.
! Fir. Dockstedvr has sold his
farm South Of town and bnugn,
the Fasch farm
! Rosa jarrett spends SCI
nights aud Sunday. with home
folk,.
Laura Caudle 5aoy Of Luu
cauala las been ve~v sick but i.
better now,
Hrs CaudIe is On he SICK lat
The liGhtening Sa,urfa- nigh,
burned several .. the phones out
Fred Reck sold 30 acres Of hi,
iGad 10 Mr. wood the stock man,
John Caudle is bui;oing a nice
large hens" on his farm
The examination for certificates
will BE- held IN orr little city and
Hartvil,e Mar, ~ and g
Miss Bell Carter and Harvey
Wilson nt Gascanadc will he mar
ried reh . Rev Chalwcil will
perform the ceremony.
Thursday "e5, . the trill of
the burni... of Mr.. kiIliaus
house and household goods will
be held in town. The Rouse
was burncd'last Sumner.
MISSES lrCz and EHic Tipley
AZ" "aS uluieTS spent SUNDAY
q, ricral lawn.
Why can't 80 have SurGay
School in every ncishec rhnsG?
Not many years ago we did now
lets every uro =, n work with
new h"pn md have mor, SurGay
Sch1o, y 'l;s
tly,ic Stoin,rt cailnl on Mr..
Wcst II OkIahoma Sunday cyei
ard r..i"rt severed n.e.nbnrs afI
the family sick.
This is pleasant day after a,
few days OF winter.
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Well y,r swini tued sud SIeepy
sd euees l tass told ali abe nsws
Ter ie,r ! may crowd the 0,hcf
cor. oa, : Will give o encS ani
trieg ihese 10 close.
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IA! hA! TIA!
SEE HERE
He Is Here, WHO?
SEE HERE

The nan is here that will buy oil
your old Rubber shoes and boots old Brass Copper old R,gs
old frous u al kinds viii exchange goods them pay the
cash Boys gather zs,ksr heap them then ready for
me FIR TO- her iafcrmsts oai a, CeLssEr OFFICE
Ot -ar Il vuuI. ri, machines into this or
rc al edias SLY Fart .ieey and guarantee ny work
furnish Yen 81, kd # scce.sinbs for machines (iImey)
Te.i t Ste.les sasios Eabbsrs Plates. Takeups and
.Passs an 80 90. l. H. Rhymei
Pomona
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THE CRESSE1
SOMoNA MO


Loc.L L0SI
Gals asla.sas for -. :. "a.
N UsIicE.
inefe are many home seeker.
visiting peinona now days.
We are only happy when We
make others happy,
Several cmigrant. cars YIN.
un1oadcd in Pomona this week.
Me- Cross aud daughter called
At The CREssET OFFICE on last
Monday.
Those that. gain a rich reward
are those that work for Chris,
the Lord.
MIR. Storey hauled the I'd
some corn last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. Fload Ard wife paid tho Ed
and vile a short visit ON lat
SUNDAY Evening.
Mr.. J. T, Gilmour called at
.bs CRI..-Er OFFICE on last
Tuesday
We arc going tn put up burrs
a, the old Cobb Towering Min
Stand in very short time.
Me- J:hL G,imanr moved from
..sxickn No. out OH North fork
N Dlng'as -. Stopping If in
f.a',... '.,. ..f ~ NO.
DO moi forget the Sales day in
Pomona IN the 9,h. day Il March
bring in what YOU have for val.
and give those a chau"s who
want to buy.
MIR Davis from Iowa va. II
oar midst looking fer location
thinking Of moving here In IT.,
hea- future he inft us on IA.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Runnyan ous OF Pomona
best Citizens called on the Eds
Wife on last Tuesday eve under.
standing from her talk 10 bt
hsh'"er u 'hs heheccas.
u A. Oaks the san nt,t- vni.
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