The Brinkley argus., 1907-02-15
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.


 has been warm and the gardens have been green all winter. we can complain of late gardens.
 Judge Grant Green, of Sesrcy, came down last Friday and attended church at H. c. last Sunday.
 Miss Josie Latham. of Duncan. is visiting friends at H. C.. at this time.
 Dr. R. L. Saxon. who has been on a visit to homefolks for week or more. Is back at his office again.
 Miss Mamie Johnson, our central hello girl. is visiting relatives neat Springfield. Mo. at this time. We hope Miss Mamie may have pleas ant visit and enjoy her vacation.
 Mir. Whit Miles and Miss Paula Hall. of Jackson. were married at the brides home on last "Wednesday at } p. ID Rev. ]. A. Patterson officiat ed. We wish for this young couple a long. happy and prosperous life
 Mrs. Jesse Patterson. of near Rag Town. is visiting at H. G. at this time. the guest of Mother and Miss Mollie Patterson.
 Several of the H. c. people attend ed Madi Gras at Helena last Monday and Tuesday.
 Henry Welborn, of Helena, attend el business at H. c. last Friday and Saturday,
 Miss Annie Tnss is reported on 1he sick role of this week.
 There were two collins sept out east Of H. c. last Sunday. Both were for colored.
 Col L. c. Murphy. of Clarendon, attended business at H. C. last Mon- day.
 Judge W. J. Hall was in H. G. last Saturday attending to some busi- ness matters.
 Dr. carter's fine buggy horse died an his lot last Friday night The < Doctor fed the animal at night and when he went to feed in the morning the horse was dead.
 J. T. Graves and John Fitzgerald were seen in H. c. last Monday.
 The roads have improved some by the sun shining the last three days.
 Stark Oliphant who is bookkeeper for B. B. Benton, who has the con tract to work county convicts, was ts aking after some business matters at
 
 Jd. C. last Tuesday.
 Miss Be,tis Trice was reported on the sick list last Monday. Think Miss B.ttie had a few ehiiis. We hope she will soon be able to resume kes seat in the school room.
 Tajs serss will call the attention ot the town Dads ts tss fact that if will be a good idea to pass law g pro- .hibit hogs being kept in pens within xhs corporated limits of the town, ay n3 kind of a nuisance is more ot- densixe to ths public than a lot of hogs ln pen in the town. We beg the city Dads to pass such law to prevent kszs being kept in the corporated Emit. d the town.
 Nov Bro. Editor please let me hav. space to ade fsy words on the subject of misplaced contidsDce. II q; bad thing indeed when once un- saerstood. jn the first placs. true re- lsp.ct Is tbe losadstion that makes home comfortable and happy. Re- spect Is the foundation of love. of confidence. Now to illustrate: Jusr Imagine man in the community whom every one has utmost confi- denc. in and respect for. All who have occasion to speak or-io say a word about this man. will speak in the highest praise Of him and will add that he is man who will do to trust iand that he is a perfect gentleman and he is highly respected by all who 6age acqainte! with him Hesis well :comed in all of our homes and he is tso kind and honest everybody has the sutmost confidence in him and it has taken this man good long life time Lii ,,-x X, o-,utoht.