The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-09-13

engineer. over , oU,OOO WIN DC eH-
pended on the work, which will be
completed within the next two months.
The rain that fell last Monday,
Sept. 9, was the first real ground
soaker we have had since the 18th Of
June. We now have hopes Of max
ing tumip crop.
Miss Roda Price, who has spent
the Summer at H. G. with her aunt,
Mrs. 7. D. Chunn, left for her home
last Monday morning.
George Chunn left Monday for
Fayetteville, where he will attend the
State University for another term.
Mrs. Matte Beaver, Of Helena
came cut last Saturday On visit to
relatives and friends in n. c., the
guest Of her brother, c. G. Kerr, and
family.
Mrs. Jno. S Walls, who has been
on a visit to her sister-in-laW, Mrs
Bob Chesire, at Baifield, Ark. re-
turned 10 her home at H G. the lat
ter part Of last week.
Our new depot agent MIR. E. J..
Wyeth, has the appearance Of very
affabe gentleman-kind and easy to
approach--and is not one Ct these
+ who seem TO think that It's beneath
the dignity Of railroad man to an
j sWer a common man kindly
W. H. Davey, Of Sloan Springs,
sold this year, from 478 liberia trees
1881 crates Of peaches fer the gross
amount Of $3,O3447. The expense
for crates and labor was S528q4,
leaving ret return Of $2,505.5
An average Ct $3.50 PER tree.
Mrs. Mary McManns and her
daughter, Miss jamie. visited in n.
C. last Friday. Miss jamie has a
situation as one Of the primary teach
ers in the High School at Clarendon
/ for the next term. She IS a most ex-
cellent young lady and We wish her
success in the profession she has un-
dertaken.
John Miller, Of De Queen, received
from Germany few days ago, a
check for $3.50 left 10 him by his
mother FeeeHFf H 44eee aacd Mr. III II
Ter has been living at De Queen a
number Of years and has been work
ing on the railroad as section hand.
When notified Of his good fortune he
was working on the section, and
throwing his pick as far as he could.
he said: Il will never need you any
more.
p Messres C. W ard VIII Johnson
have purchased the entire stock Ct
the Fl. l. Kelly store and will con
tinue business at the same stand that
H. L. Kelly occupied. Teese two
brothers. Win and G. w. johnson,
are good business men and we wish
them success. We welcome these
| gentlemen in cur town. and hope that
they may be pleased with our people
and town.
To all prospective students Of the
Holly Grove High School outside oi
tie district, we wish to say that We
teach nire grades in our school, BY
highly qualified teachers who vi
give the best attention 10 all pupils
who may wish TO enter the schoo
Board can be had in the town at q
reasonable rate. ANY one WHO may
wish 10 take lessons in music can be
accommodated with the best instructors
n music Our aim and intention /.
to teach first class school, seconc
to noEe in Monroe county. RI, G /;
as healthy town as there is in East
ern Arkansas and is dry town. VIZ
have coed churches aud Z moral elias!
] Of people. Any young ladies' o
gentlemen who wish 10 prepare 10
college could not dc better than at H
c. Come and try US and we will d.
you good and treat YOU right. Schoo
opens Sept. TO-
No extra session Of the Legislature
ip mine. if you please. The wises
thing that Actirg Governor Pinda
has done, or rather the thing he ha
been wisest in refusing TO do. is hi
refusal TO listen to the ciamor Of Ger