The log cabin Democrat., 1908-04-09
The following is the program O,

Circle, Wnlcn VIII meet at hOTdlto April II: 'How to Keep Advanced Pupils in School" W. A. Bynum; "How to Secure Good Order," Miss !. Lively; "When and How to Be- gin Geography" Miss Wofford; ''The Teacher vs. the Lesson Hear er," Mrs. Dickeson; "How l Teach Long Division," Miss Butler; "The Course of Study in Rural Schools" Miss Maggie Lyon.
 The following ;s a partial list Of those who will speak at the ban- quet at Prescott on the occasion of the opening of the new hotel: W. II. Tomphins, who will deliver the address of welcome; D. l.. McRae, ''The Lawyer" c. c. Hamby, 'The Iron Mountain Road;;" Thomas c. McRae, ''Local Industries" G. R. Haynie, "City of Prescott.'
 The Hempstead county teachers met at Washington recently and or ganized an association. The follow ing officers were elected: President, A. l.. lobe; vice-president, George J. McNew; secretary, Mrs. Weaver Of Hope; treasurer, Miss Emma IEartfeld; Board of Trustees, A. l.. lobe, W. J. Hammond, Misses Edna Black and Norma Hill.
 E. Gibson. an Iron Mountain en- gineer, whose home is at Van Buren, had violent attack of ptomaine poi soning Wednesday, caused from eat ing canned weinerwurst. It was some time before his physician pro- nounced him out of danger.
 Preparations are being made to rebuild the Felsenthal Drug Con- pany's store, recently destroyed by fire. Dr. Perrine was heavy loser in the fire, there being but little insurance on his stock of drugs.
 Dan Mills, a negro, employed in the frieght yards of the Iron Moun- tain road at Helena, in swinging off a freight car Monday fell and one of the wheels passed over his head killing him instantly.
 Track laying on the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad was con- pleted to Pangburn Thursday, and the first freight train, consisting of seven cars, arrived at that place Friday morning.
 Clarence B. Nall purchased E. H. Donaldson's bookstore at Mena Tuesday. MT. Donaldson disposed of his business in order to take his wife to Colorado for the benefit of her health.
 B. H. Bennett's sawmill at Made lla, together with 4,00O feet of kiln dried lumber, was destroyed by fire recently, entailing a loss of $3,000. There was no insurance on the pro- perty.
 A Sunday school convention will be held at Jasper April 23 for the purpose of organizing county as- sociation and to further the Sunday school interest in Newton county.
 H. H. Benedict, an employe of the Nashville Lumber Company's plant at Nashville, slipped on wet place in the floor and fell, breaking his right arm above the wrist.
 The Methodist parsonage at Gen. tre Point was destroyed by fire Sat- urday morning. A piano was all that was saved. There was no in- surance on the property.
 Dan Roland shot John Lofear in the leg at Prescott Monday, the shooting being the result of a quar- rel over the settlement of debt amounting to 25 cents.
 The Kansas City Southern has moved the telegraph department from Cove station and reduced the salary of the agent from $50 to S2O a month.
 Monday night, ten of the twelve spans going down the river. Only SC feet of the 400-foot bridge re- mains standing.
 There is a movement at Magnolia to build a $10,00O theatre in that place. James Tullis is promoting the enterprise.
 William Rorex, 1S years of age, fo11 nh, r.