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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Enright started
sunday for Minneapolis, MINI,
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Z. E. Abbott and Fred Evans were
among the Denver visitors Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown are
spending a few weeks in Greeley.
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Born, Saturday, July IL, to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sheath, a daughter
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Mrs. Elmer Hager of Eaton was a
Greeley visitor Saturday.
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Earl Granger of Denver spent Fri
day in Greeley.
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5: J, Houtchens spent Saturday in
Fort Collins. 80
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5: J. Houtchens spent Saturday in
Fort Collins. ' :"
Earl Granger of Denver spent Fri
day in Greeley.
Mrs. Elmer Hager of Eaton was
Greeley visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Enright started
sunday for Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown are
spending q few weeks in Greeley.
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c. E. Abbott and Fred Evans were
among the Denver visitors Thursday.
Vance Cartright of Osceola, Kan,
Is visiting his brother, Lee Cart
right.
II o. c. Zing is substituting in the
post office during the absence of ],
c. Brewer.
Now is the time to get your Lawn
Mowers put in shape, Lester is the
man to do 1t.
Miss Lily Robinson is ENJOYING a
visit from her brother who is here
from Washington
NJ. McGinnis of Dixon, ILL.,, is WIS.,
lting his son, T. A. McGinnis and
family for few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs w. E. Green spent
several days last week in Denver
and attended the convention.
Miss Ethel Bolton who has been
telephone operator at the Camfield
left Thursday evening for Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. George Rienks came
down from Fort Collins Saturday to
visit over Sunday with Mrs. Isabel
Rienks.
Mr.. Harding has returned to his
home in Fort Collins after visit
with his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blunt.
Col. C. P. Kemmerer left satur-
day for Deer Trail, east of Denver.
He will return across country with
40 head of horses.
| The new home OF Mr.. and Mrs E.
J. Wilson. on Twelfth avenue is near
ing completion and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
4 Mrs. o. Miller and daughter, Ida,
of Warrensburg, Mo, are visiting
Mrs. T. F. Gossett. Mrs. Miller is
4 Mrs. Gossett's mother.
II
Il Miss Marybell Jameson, daughter
Eof Rev. Jameson of Loveland. re-
turned home today after a visit with
her cousin, Miss Jameson.
j. A. Gardner and wife of Quinlan,
/ Oklahoma are visiting T. L. Evans
and family for few days after TAX
ing in the democratic convention.
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Drummond
went to Eaton Saturday night to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Drummond 5
parents, MIR. and Mrs. f. X. Pack
ard.
Mrs. Thomas Cahill went to Dem
yer Thursday to meet her sister. Mrs.
T.. Kennedy of Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Kennedy will spend the summer
in Greeley.
Mrs. w. r. Sayre returned to Den
yer Thursday after visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wal
lace. Her father accompanied her rs
far as Denver.
John DeVotie returned from Old
Mexico where he has been with his
nephew, Frank DeVotie and is spend
ing the week with his brother, H. De-
Vote and family
W. j. Winbourn of Nemrock, Ala.
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Shaw a few days. Mr.. Winbourn is
q cousin of Mrs. Shaw. He left Sat
urday for California.
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Mrs. Ralph King went to Denver
Tuesday.
Oscar Adams made a business trip
to Ault Friday.
Miss Edith Heath visited Love-
land friends last week.
Monore Sheppard went to Denver
for several days stay.
M. A. Selby and Earl Hanna of
Gilcrest spent Friday in Greeley.
Born. Saturday, July II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sheath, daughter.
Mrs. Maria Hubrecht of Las AMI
mas is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor r. Hadley
went to Denver Saturday for few
days stay.
]. c. Bre wer left Thursday for
on the Poudre to
spend ten days.
s. NJ. Hamilton, Beliefontaine, O.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Coontz Sunday.
H. H. McIndoo left Friday evening
to join his wife who is visiting her
mother in Salt Lake City.
Miss Myrtle Kenton returned to
Denver this week after five weeks
visit with Mrs. H. w. Shaw.
Mrs. Lynn Carrel and little son
and Mrs. A. w. Ferguson left
Sunday for visit in New York state,
Misses Bessie Blair, Velma Paine
and Amanda Carpenter attended the
band concert in Eaton Friday even
ing.
.,
Wilbur and Wendell are spending a
couple of weeks at the Boulder chau-
tauQua.
Mrs. Nellie Bennett arrived here
this week from Monroe, Mich, and
is visiting her brother, H. Reynolds
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crawford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Krause of Eaton
left this morning for Weiser, Ida, to
make their home.
Mrs. c. G. Carlson of Lucerne Wis
tied her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
c. Leafgren this week and attended
the Swedish picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Deffke and
Gertrude and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ros-
ling and daughter, Miss Stella will
spend Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. Laura Goodro and three
children returned to Brighton Fri
day after two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Ramey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reynolds, Burrell
and Frances went to Estes park Sun.
day in the auto. +. Pinney accompan.
led them and will return with Mrs
Pinney.
Mesdames A. B. Kight and L. A
Kight entertained the ladies of the
Bethel Ladies Aid society at the
home of the former Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. w. Wallace has been SER
iously ill this week from poisoning
believed to have been caused from
ice cream eaten the Fourth. She is
now improving.
Miss Emma Elliott of Superior,
Neb.. has been the guest of her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Crow for several days. She left
Monday for Denver.
Mrs. Frank Kelley of Lincoln
Neb., is visiting her friend. Mrs. ID.
Nj. Grow. The visit was delightful
surprise to Mrs. Grow. The ladies
had not met for IS years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Steck will make
their future home in Boulder. Mr..
Steck Is already there where he has
accepted a position in the post office
and Mrs. Steck leaves today.
Mrs. p. B. McManus, son Ed and
daughter Florence of Sparta, H..
have arrived here and expect to re-
main for some time. They come for
The benefit of the boys health.
A.
Sam Weaver. a stockman from |
Cape, Yuma county, attended the big |
in Denver and came up
FOR flying visit to his brother-in-
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Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

las we have observed before,
ERE are certain people who,
bile never patronizing the local
Aper, do not hesitate to ask fa-
)rs Of it. Their gall is almost
)mirable. Calico Rock Pro-
Pess.
Many people look upon the
bal paper as an institution free
the public, and the question of
bw the editor shall make his
lpport does not worry them, OF
burse. The owner who con-
bots his paper along strictly
bsiness lines, as other men con.
bot their business, is liable to
Icountsr the animosity Of some
|lks, but the animosity of some
|lks has never hurt anybody
|riously.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12
at least make 1t as difficult as
possible TO flout and nook and
fling off the matrimonial obi.
cation. Success Magazine.
CELEBRATED THE OVERTHROW.
Citizens OF POCah0ntas Celebrated When
Davis Was Turned Down.

The recent overthrow OF the
"Davis machine" 90 the boys
express IL, was celebrated in
grand style yesterday when the
train bearing the convention
delegates arrived.
The train was met by dele
CATION Of citizens accompanying
a carriage suitably draped for
the accommodation Of tho Davis
supporters. A white horse
adorned with y. 8. flags was in
waiting to carry A. j. Witt at the
head Of the procession. Mr.. Witt
however, failed to arrive and Dr..
II. u. Ruff, was mounted In his
stead. The four Davis delegates
took the carriage od-naturedly
and the procession, amid muoh
singing and shouting, marched
up town and around tho square
hating in front Of Pringle's drug
store. AT the instance OF Hon.
G. H. Henderson and others DR..
Ruff delivered a short address,
closing by suggesting that three
cheers be given In honor Of the
occasion, which was done se-
cordingly, aud the incident closed
with no unfriendly feeling on the
part Of anyone. --Pooahontas
Star Herald.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The distinct feature of the
Smocratic state convention at
ttle Rock last week was the
npIete control of the conven-
In by the Donaghey forces and
utter helplessness of jeff
wis to make a respectable
bwing in the number OF dele
les controlled by him. For
keral years past Davis has
hd the state conventions in the
How OF his hand and has dom
kted them to his own ends
implicitly, and the spectacle OF
|ff Davis being hissed and
bred in an Arkansas state con-
hilton was something entirely
Nv. Jeff can now take q dose
Ibis own medicine he has been
ed to handing to others and
II US how he likes it.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12
A GROWING MENACE.
The Divorce Court A Very Serious Evil
To The Happiness OF The Home.

The greatest menace to the
American home and to society is
the ever increasing freedom OF
the divorce courts and the ease
and flippancy with which the
matrimonial tie, sacredly assun-
ed, can be voided in the eyes Of
the law.
Seldom does a metropolitan
paper reach the public without
either It's local or telegraphic
columns being burdened with the
tidings that some couple, promi'
nent In the public eye because OF
u high place in social affairs,
have decided TO part company
and are petitioners In court for a
severance Of the knot that binds
and gals.
II is small cause for wonder
that tho plain people are begin
ming 10 regard with frivolous eye
the VOWS assumed at the altar, or
that when party disagreement
comes, or discomfort, or q desire
for new fields and pleasures
comes, they rush to find relief
where they have been taught to
look--in the divorce courts.
Thanks 10 the Jew, who looks
upon marriage as binding for
ever. Thanks 10 that branch OF
the Episcopal faith which frowns
upon divorce.
Let us have more Of these. Lot
every Christian denomination
remember tho words OF tho Son
Of Man;
"Whosoever shall put away
his wife and marry another hath
committed adultery against her;
and II q woman shall put away
her husband and be married TO
another she oommitteth adul.
terry"
On behalf OF innocent children,
for tho sake Of the home, let us
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The Democratic state con-
ention refused to go on record
Q iavoring state'wide prohibition
lthough a strong effort was
hade by a number of delegates
b have II do 90. Instead the
onvention recommended that
be question Of statewide pro-
ibition be left TO a vote OF the
cople Of the entire state OF an
|lection IN 1909 for determination.
Chere are but few counties In the
tate now which license saloons,
Ind II is believed that when the
halter comes to a vote state. wide
prohibition will have a large ma
|orlty.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

\ Senator Jeff Davis will not 90
Denver as one of the Big Four
blegates, and to make his hu-
ilistion more complete his COL
hague, Senator Clarke, was
sde cns OF the delegates. The
thers are George W. Donaghey,
hon Senator Davis fought in
be recent primaries, James H.
arrod, q Little Rock lawyer,
Tho is not q Davis man, and
|ecretary Of State o. G. Ludwig,
thom Davis has always bitterly
opposed. 1t seems that Jeif's
eign in Arkansas is about over
70 mote II be.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The Donaghey people had
everything their own way in the
state convention last week. Well,
that's change anyhow. The
state conventions have been Jeff
Davisized for SO long that some.
thing new ought to be welcomed
by everybody.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

Congressman j. F. Lanning of
Ohio has been indicted on seven
counts charging embezzlement.
Congressman Lanning was for
merly vice president of a large
banking institution at Cleveland,
which failed and took several
other banks to the wall ct the
same time, and it is his connec.
ton with this failure that brought
about his trouble with the courts.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

1t is said that at the present
time the Farmers Union ware.
house at Greenwood contains
more than thousand bales Of
cotton, which are being held for
the Union price Of fifteen cents
pound. The cotton acreage in
that part Of the state has been
greatly reduced.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The st. Louis Republic, in an
editorial upon the death of For
mer Senator James K. Jones,
says that the deceased statesman
was one of the greatest men the
state Of Arkansas ever produced
and that his long and distinguish
cd services in the highest law
making body of the nation re-
flected much credit upon his own
state and the entire country.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

A typewritten copy OF the
speech delivered In the United
States Senate by Senator LeFoll-
cite OF Wisconsin just before tho
adjournment Of Congress weighs
nineteen pounds. Although this
is one Of the longest and largest
speeches on record II was
small Ia effect.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

In the Georgia state primaries
last week Governor Hoke Smith
was defeated for the customary
second term by Joseph N. Brown,
whose plurality was about $1,000
votes. The campaign was the
hottest in the history Of Georgia.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12
AZ was TO have been expected,

ASH TO have been expected,
Bhs state convention at Little
Rock last week instructed for
William J. Bryan for president
There was but little opposition to
Mr.. Bryan In the convention, a
Eery few Of the delegates want.
Ing To send an uninstructed dele
patton to Denver. No state In
|the Union has Been more loyal to
|Mr. Bryan than has Arkansas,
land his popularity here does not
decrease; rather, no seems TO
grow more popular year by year
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

A good many papers are say.
ing that Jeff Davis il a dead
duck. However, the Record de.
sires to warn these papers that
Jeff Is liable to resurrect himself
most any time. We have heard
of him being dead before.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

When Senator jeff Davis takes
the stump again as a candidate
for office II 10 easily imagined
what he will have to say about
the Democratic state convention
of 1908.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The Arkansas delegates are
instructed to vote for William j.
Bryan as long as his name shall
be before the convention. That
won't be very long, but II will be
long enough, remarks tho Ar.
kansas Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

Sheriff Mooney Of Baxter
county made a raid on several OF
the joints at Cottor last week and
captured 1876 gallons Of whiskey.
The booze 10 now In the Mountain
Home jail under lock and key.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt,
daughter Of William jennings
Bryan, has been named as dele
gate at large to the Democratic
national convention at Denver
from Colorado, and she will cast
q vote for her father.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

Three Of tho four delegates to
the national convention at Denver
are residents Of Pulaski county,
but that makes no difference 90
long as they make good Job Of
tho business.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The Democratic state oonven-
ton asks that everybody con-
nected with the construction Of
the new state capitol be discharg-
ed. This 10 where the state con-
vention is wrong.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

The Socialists Of the Ststs have
placed q ticket IN tho field. j.
San Jones OF Harrison 10 tho
nominee for Governor.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

George W. Donaghey seems TO
be somewhat Of a politician as
we'll as q "plain, business man."
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

"a ACult BCOW0CS aSoOOA0tloA
has been organized at Black
Rock.
l.. r. Andrews is in charge Of
the government experiment farm
station at Imboden.
The Democrat says a number
of pearlers are at work in Black
River near Black Rock.
There were 287 tracts of land
on the delinquent list in Inds.
pendsnce county this year.
Miss Carrie Sullivan of Imbo-
den was married last week to O,
w. Diedriohe Of Little Rock.
The w. 0. w. will unveil a
monument to~the memory of D.
j. Smith at Melbourne June 81.
The teachers institute for
Lawrence county will be held at
Walnut Ridge beginning June
%.
DR.. J. W. Case tore down a
building in Batesville recently
that had stood 10 tho town for Is
years.
During the first two days Of
circuit court at WALNUT Ridge
last week there were AZ pleas Of
guilty.
Gus Williams got his arm
caught and badly crushed in a
orusher at q mine near Black
Rock last week.
Elder Joe Blue, Christian, and
Elder W. E. Sheriff., Baptist, will
begin debate at Flint Hill, Full.
ton county, June IA.
Chester Spencer and Antoine
Franklin are in Jail at Powhatan
serving out fines imposed upon
them for running blind tigers.
W. H. Denison OF Cushman
has an orchard Of 1850 acres
and has refused an offer OF S75
per acre for the fruit therefrom.
On May 1st jim monaghan,
aged 10 years, left the home OF
his parents at Stella, lizard coun-
ty, and has not since been heard
from.
No new cases Of smallpox have
developed at Tuckerman the past
several days, and It Is thought
the disease is stamped out
there.
Mrs. Walters, tho wife OF q
prosperous farmer near Winner.
va, made the remarkable hatch
this year OF 1877 chickens from
ITO eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Luckett OF
Batesville celebrated tho 26th
anniversary Of their marriage
last week. Two hundred guests
were invited.
AT Newport last week Sam
Jones, q negro, was fined a dol.
lar for fighting his wife. He
threw o saucer ut her, cutting
her forehead.
II Is said that Salem is soon TO
have a bank. Since the failure
OF the Youngblood bank there
some time ago the town has been
without q bank.
Major e. o. Wolf OF Myron Ia
In attendance upon tho Confeder.
ate reunion at Birmingham, Ala
bama, Major Wolf attends these
reunions regularly.
Owen Woods, aged 2b years,
whose relatives live at Mel
bourne, escaped from tho ssylum
for the insane at Little Rock
lately and is still at large.
Bunk Black and Miss Minnie
e,ehratz Of Pooahoutas were mar
riod In Little Rock several weeks
~n hat did nat ieL THAR fribudp
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12
NORTH A RKANSAS

Capt. James H. McHugh. for
years conductor on the passen.
ger train between Cushman and
Newport, died last week at his
home at Newport, aged 73 years.
George Trevathan has been
chosen chairman and Sam Deem.
er secretary Of the congressional
committee in the Second district.
Both gentlemen live at Bates
vile. a.
Homer Buchanan, q young
boy, was drowned at Portia one
day last week. He was on
another boys back in the water,
when he fell off and was not res
The contest for State Senator
between Hon. John Keel and
Hon. l.. Lippmann Of jackson
county was settled by the Demo-
cratic state convention In favor
of Keel.
The Melbourne Times suggests
that the different church denom-
nations of that place dispense
with the usual debate this sum-
mer and engage in a union re-
vival instead,
r. L. Estes Of Randolph coun.
ty was sentenced to six months
in the independence county jail
on a charge Of using the mails to
defraud by the recent term Of
federal court at Batesville.
John Rothenbuler, who recent-
ly moved near Mountain Home.
from Wisconsin. has equipped sll
necessary applisnces for cheese
making and intends to be putting
cheese on the market soon.
Ralph Mcdaniel OF. Black river
township, Independence county.
was drowned in ,Curia one day
last week. He left home TO look
after some stock and It 10 not
known how the accident OCCUR.
cd.
The United States fish station
at Mammoth Spring sent out
! hundreds Of thousands Of fish to
rivers in different states during
last week. Shipments were
made to Tennessee, Louisiana,
Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.
Jerome Wells, who killed John
W. Baker in Baxter county SOW.
sral months ago, hanged himself
in Jail at Mountain Home last
week with baling wire, which he
had taken from around q stove
pipe. He was charged with
murder In the fret degree.
Capt. f. M. Hanley Of Mel.
bourne is making an effort to
learn the name Of the Confeder-
ate company and regiment In
which Daniel B. Ferrell was en-
listed during tho late war. Hs
desires this information to assist
Mr.. Farrell's widow in getting a
ponsion.
Jeff Huddleston, for whom the
federal authorities had been
looking since 1908, whom he was
indicted on the charge Of selling
liquor without license, wss ar
rested in lizard county last week.
He was taken TO Batesvills aud
bound over 10 tho next federal
grand jury. d"
Twenty.seven years ago n.
M. Anderson OF lizard county cut
his initials upon the back OF .
terrapin and turned the little an.
imal loose. Nothing moro was
thought Of the incident until last
week when the terrapin With
Mr.. Anderson's initials still
plainly visible upon its back was
, i0und. ~
Sharp County record., 1908-06-12

], L, Celia, for 35 years q sa-
loon keeper at Texsrkane, has
gone into bankruptcy.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-24
JOINT. INSTALLATION
In W0ODCRAFT

The members of Diamond Circle
No. 484, Women Of Woodcraft and
Beaver Camp No. 29S. Woodmen of
Woodcraft assembled at Chestnut's
hall last Saturday at which time
the officers Of both lodges were in
stalled. @
The newly elected officers of Dia-
mond Circle were as follows:
Past G. N. Cora Seirfred;, G. ~,
Helma Hudson; advisor, Mary Ewing;
magician, Lillian Jorgensen; clerk.
Cecilia Martin; banker, Mary Aud:
attendant, Susie Buell.; captain OF
guards, Nellie Robinson; inside SEN
tinel, Mary King; outside sentinel.
Rosalie Rapatz; musician, Sophia
Young; managers, Annie Kennedy.
Nellie McGraw.
A H. STADIUM past consul commander
of Beaver Camp officiated as installing
officer and regularly installed the
following: F. E. seifred, consul
commander; G. T. Montgomery, ad-
wiser lieutenant; A. T. Swanson,
clerk; NJ Auerbach, banker; F. G.
Sunday, escort; II. F. Weltch, watch
man; Calhoon Mooney, sentry; I.
Troy, manager for 18 months.
Following the ceremonies an inter
esting program was rendered consist
ing Of music b yHiila's orchestra songs
and acrobatic performances An elab-
crate banquet was spread, during the
course of which many speeches were
listened to with interest. A. +. Swan.
son acting as toast-mster.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-24
EPWORTH LEAGUE,
BEGINS WELL

The newly organized EpWcrth League
held til" first regular service last Sun
day evening and was largely attended
by an enthusiastic and deeply inter-
ested crowd Of young people who
were evidently there, not merely that
they night have some place to so. but
with high appreciation and al ear
hest conviction Of the great work of
the legaue, and an honest deter
nination to do their share@ in the
work Of making the world. better
Next Tuesday evening at the par
sonage the league will give Mum
Reception to which all the young
you know what mum reception is
people are cordially invited il
you know what a mum reception is
you will surely be there, and if
you do not know, come and see.
Under the direction Of the splen-
did corps of officers installed last
Sunday evening the League is NOV
ing forward with commendable zeal,
and an earnest Invitation is extended
to all young people not otherwise
identified with church work in the
city to enroll their names in the Ep-
worth League, thereby placing them
selvs in position to render valuable
assistance in the work of uplifting the
world.