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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-10
Boosts the Neu1 State


which consisted OF 100 democrats out
,f ll8 men forming the convention,
aor ia the first Legislature elected
hy The people. has there been any cry
81 fraud or graft This is an eXcep-
tional safe of affairs when you consi-
der that Oklahoma Is one of the rich,
est states of the West and many of
Inc big corporations feared that meas.
ures inimioal 10 them might be incor.
porated in th6 constitution.
Good Banking Law.
"Our banking law IS a good one and
We are the first state TO adopt the I'M.
tiative and referendum, thus giving the
people an opportunity to make tneu
own laws and to pass on such laws as
ar made by the legislature,
we have men from every state IN
Union aud from very nearly every
@ ptry on the globe. When the rcll
was called aI the constitutional CON
yenton men from every state ans
wer,d Gro ard we had the aid OF
experieael farmers in drawing our
constitution
Judge Dunn is one Of the prize
boz sters of his state. He is telling
an the peope he meets how Oklahoma
took first prize at the 81. Louis fair
fer raising more varied products with
ia its borders than any other state
in the Union. He points out the fact
4hat his state rs the only one which
has secured first prize at international
exhibitions fer cotton, corn and
wheat, thus showing that ii can raise
Northern products IS well as those
Of the Sent
Garter, lr n Delegate.
Charles D. Carter Is one cf the
prominent Oklahomans In Denver. He
Is an Indian, a member of congress
and has ta.qn part in framing the
/ constitution of his state. He is stop
ping at the Trenwlth. but has been III
ever since he reached the city. II is
expected that he viii be recovered
sufficiently to take part in the con
vention.
Judge Sullwell IT, Russell. Of Ard
more. Okla, and ID. p, Marum, OF
Woodward are also in the city from
I Oklahoma. They are enthusiastic
Bryan men and are here with the biz
delegation which came 10 Denver tC
boost fer the Cpmmoner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-10
WHITECAPS
KILL TWO

Culberson Mont, July 1O.-White
caps killed John A. Hays and his
eight-yearold daughter on claim
about ten miles north Of Culbertson
early yesterday morning The claim
where the shooting occurred was occu
pied by Waiter Long a bachelor Sey-
Ieral persons duging Longs absence,
mover their shack from the claim
onto the Walter Long claim.
Since hat time both claimants have
occupied the same tract OF land Frc-
luent quarrels in which violence has
been threatened eliminated when the
White Caps went to the Hays home
and began shooting The little girl
was shot while her mother was trying
to get her to place of safety In tho
house.
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Denver Post)


THE big corporations of the country
re busy developing the resources of
he state Of Oklahoma and they are
Investing MS much money there as they
re in any state in tne West despite
he fact that tNe state has adopted
.hat is called radical and adj
sanced con5timt ~
This is the sta emcnt Of Judge Jesse
. Damn, associate justice OF the SUI
Ireme court OF Oklahoma. who is IN
|enver with the 200 Oklahomans, who
lave cePse to attend the national con
Ienticn Of the democratic parry
|ldge Dunn came in with the Okla.
BONA delegation on their special train
hid, after looking over the city. de-
i led that il was almost as good as
.uthrie. the capital of his state. This
4 great praise from the Judge, for If
.lere is one thing ia the world he con
/ders perfect, or as perfect as npn
me things can be, it is Oklahoma
nd all its works.
" Ne nave constitution that Is dit
&rent from any other ever drawn,
.Dntinued Judge Dunn, as he proceed
q TO enthuse further on things Okla
Iiman. 1T Is far in advance Of any
bins adopted by any people and It j.
8rrldng for tue good Of The citizens
the state and the business men.
kate stops usury,
Just 10 show how advanced we are
"a Ike the clause of the constitution that
lows the S7,000OQ0 of the achoo
nd to be loaned to the farmers of the
.ate at per cent interest. This one
/ause eliminates forever all uauricp'
actices. makes the rate of inte-c
reasonable and and makes private
pitalsts compete with the state ai
the terms of the loan. OF course
e state IS given a first mortgage
the farm property TO insure The
an. but il is a safe statement t'
axe that there will never be any ex
ssive money stringency there while
is provision OF the constitution Il
effect.
Thore is one thing that Oklahomi
as kept free from since Il has adopt
its constitution, and that is iron
( aft Of any kind. Neither in the con
sntion that framed the constitution
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WLhat is Said Of OkZahomans


children two having golden hair and
blue eyes, while the others show trac-
IS Of thoir Indian ancestors Each OF
he children Is reported 10 have an
income Of Sc an hour from oil lands,
Mrs Haskell, wife Of the governor
Of Oklahoma. IS telling the women
here how she, mas solved the servanr
girl problam At any rate she has
followed a method which. after twenty
years experience enables her 10
make The statement fhat she never
bad touble with nelp.
Fl go on the theory that need my
help just as much as they need me,
said she "Tha benefit Is mutual
trest them as friends they treat me
SIS a friend who has a personal Inter
est in their welfare. I have never al
lowed niy children to assume superior
Continued on page 6
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chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
piarrhoea Remedy Wouid Have
Saved Him $4,000

In g02 / had severe attack Of di-
arrhoea.' says IL ~ Farrar. OF Cat
ISLAND. Ia For several weeks was
unable TO do anything. On March Us.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy which gave mo
prompt relief ! consider 1t one OF the
best medicines of It's kind In tho
world. and had ! used Il IN 1902 believe
Il would have saved me a hundred dol
lar doctors bill" Sold by G. X, Rem
fro.
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REv. !. W. WILLIAMS rEsTlFIge

Rev ]. w. Williams, Huntington. w
va. testifles as follows This is to
certify that / used Foleys Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say
that Foley's Kidney Remedy will dc
all that you claim for it,
Foley's Orino Laxative, the new lax
atlye, stimulates, but does not irritate
It is the best laxative Guaranteed OF
your money back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-10
COMMITTEE
LOVE FEAST

Denver, July 9.--The retiring dem
ccratic national committee held us
Iinal meeting with almost a complete
attendance. Caairman Taggart persid.
ing Committeeman Wade OF Iowa o.
ieied resolution extending the
thanks of the committee 10 its several
Officers. Chairman Tasgart. Secretary
Woodson. Treasurer w, II. O'Brieu
and Sergeant at Arm John ]. Martin.
and no those who have aided them
|in the Performance % their yagieAs
duties" lac resolution pas gnaui.
loonsly adopted
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A REVELATION.

il Is a revelation TO people. the
severe cases Of lung trouble that have
been cured by Foleys Honey and Tar
II not only stops the cough but heal,
and strengthens the lungs j. NJ Rug
gles, Reasnor, Iowa, writes: The
doctors said had consumption. and
Honey and yar II stopped the hem
orrhages aud pain In NY lungs anG
they are now as sound as a bullet
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sAlls 10 ReIoIN FleEr.

San Francisco. Calf. July g-The
battleship Nebraska OF che Atlantic
feet which was detained IN quaran-
tine on account OF an outbreak OF
scarlet fever on boasd, having been
thoroughly fumigated sailed today 10
reiOin the fleet al Honolulu
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REACH AN UNDERSTANDING.


Washington, July "a perfect un.
derstanding between Mexico and the
United states as TO this governments
purpose to take al steps possible to
laws on the Mexican border was reach
ed today after a conference between
Acting Secretary OF State Wilson and
Ambassador CreeL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-10

Rev w B Peoples, pastor OF the
Second Baptist church OF Guthrie. has
just returned from a months vacation
kindly granted him by his people Ser
vices al the church will now be held
regularly at the usual nonrs. Special
meetings ase announced to begin on
July 18TH, Rev e. D. Cameron being
engaged to assist the pastor
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Are You in Doubt Where 10 Spend
Your Vacation2

The Grand Trunk Railway system
double track offers the choice Of
many delightful resorts Special low
round-trip fares 70 many OF them. If
yon viii advise how much you have
TO spend for railroad fare, a publica-
ton describing attractive routes 10
lhe SECTIONS you can reach, together
win fares will be sent you. Geo.
W yaux, a. @. r. A. r. 49, 1856 Adams
ST., Chicago
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n q e. CURES
-. - - OLD SORES

until the which produces has been removed
applications Of sses washes lotions etc may reduce the milan
trouble
the blood
impurities poison which constantly being discharged
OF the flesh kept state
being daily fed with the gernaden matter
making impossible for the heal s.
chronic by its purifying action on the blood goes down into
producing impurities
responsible for the failure Of the place to heal
the blood pure fresh and healthy then rich blood As
e spot healing process begins all discharge the
tissue begins 70 form the place Oils with hr
the permanently cured 5 IS purely
safest and best blood purifier or young old Book on
sandan medical advice e to all who write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Klekanoo Indian and sult.

United States Attorney John En-
bry filed suit in the district court to-
day in benalf OF Ahres-she-ne-ne. q
kickapoo indian. against w. J.. Chap
man, Tor recession OF contract, can.
collation. OF deed and recovery OF real
property.
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Malaria Makes Pale slekiy Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out mo.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. soc.
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(DenVer DispatchJ

Denyer Dispatch.)
.srom" M. Burlington, former chief
the clernilee tribe, a delegate from
klahoma. and his Beautiful wife are
.tracting much attention here
BATS RpfdingtoR 8 refined Indian
oman who woui' shine in anyone's
-awingroom. She wears beautiful
5wns and moves in the besJ circles
her state. Her husband is bank
and stock raiser and is reputed to
worth over s600000
Burlington Is big man physically
hd in influence. being 6 feet 6 Inches
In and weighing 250 pounds. He
bntrols 900 Indian votes.
National Committeeman late
-a4ly is a white man with a Chero
Z wife. huf her coppar-colored skin
the only thing to indicate that %
cadsual observer. She IS hand.
|me woman The couple has foui
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Continued on page 6.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
NEW FRANKFORT

Weather pleasant.
A nice shower of rain fell herd
Monday
Mrs. John Schmidt and son are
spending the week In Kansas
city.
Mrs. Martin LEM returned
from a pleasant trip Ia Nebras-
ka.
Miss Minnie Haines left Satur-
dday for a visit to relatives in
Malta Bend, Mt. Leonard and
Marshall.
Chas. Love and wife OF Lincoln
Mo, ire visiting relatives In
New Frankfort.
Mrs. John Pemberton and chill
ldren are visiting her parents In
the Shiloh neighborhood.
Oscar T%hierfelder returned
home Saturday from Wyoming
Chas. Is. Whining and sister
spent n few days In Marshall
the past week.
Miss Harvey Of Nelson was
the guest OF Miss Nellie Cope T
n few days the past week.
Vcssle Jackson visited friends
In Ayers last week.
Gertrude Gorker OF Kansas
City Is on n visit to relatives.
The Woodmen OF New Frank
fort will give their annual pie
mic Saturday, Sept. ., In will
ming's Grove. Good speakers mer-
ry-go-round and various other
amusements. Come out, bring
your baskets well filed. A good
time In assured.
Rev. Smart preached he:e Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
SLATER
Intended for last week.

Mrs. Della wooldrilge Of Prot
Grove was the guest several
days last week of Mrs. A.. n,
Dickson.
G.. O. V. Wool was hers from
Arrow Rock Thursday after a
load Of ice for the town.
j. r. Rector left one day last
week for virginia whore he was
called by the serious Illness and
death Of his mother.
Miss Effie Dickson went to Nap
ton Sunday for n two weeks WIS.,
IL with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Harvey.
Mrs. Metcalf Of Springfield. ILL.,.
arrived here Saturday and Will
bc the guest Of Frank Met
calfe ami wife for severl days.
Onie Thomas formerly a Lite
Rock boy but Of late has resided
In End, Okla. was here Friday
and informs there Is no place
like home AMI that he was back
TO stay.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
Sappington School Fund.

The board OF Trustees of
the Sapping,on school fund
held its yearly meeting Aug.
ust 10th and transacted busi-
ness as follows:
Reading and approval Of
minutes of last meeting.
|Treasurer's report showing
funds to the amount of S62,.
on hand submitted.
SOL 800 of amount on hand
was shown to be in notes se-
cured by deed OF trust on real
estate and $221.8 80 of amount
in cash. Report approved.
The Board makes appropria.
tiOns for coming year to town.
ships as follows:
Marshall, G.. w. Landlord
distributing agent, $500.
Elmwood and Salt Pond, j.
W. Taylor, distributing agent
$500.
Arrow Reck and Clay, A. ].
Allison distributing agent,
$500.
Salt Fork and Black water,
A. H. Hanley, distributing
agent, $3.50.
Grand Pass, f.. G. Mercy
nolds, distributing agent
$3.50.
Jefferson, w. G.. Fowler
distributing agent $3.50.
The committee ordered L
Investigate and report on thu
advisability Of erecting q mon
ument to DR.. John SappingtOl
reports that IL doubts tn
authority Of ths Beard 7
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
Slater and Vicinity
Mis-. Florence Burns Is authorized 10 aceep, subscriptions and adver.
Using al Slater and viii also receive news items tor this paper.
NELSON

Mrs, DR.. Redman n sister, OF
I'D. VI. Baker il here visiting rela-
~tives.
| Misses May Ault and Blanch
White, Messrs. Ault and White
were guests Sunday OF the Misses
vardemans Of the country.
, Re sure to attend the CHATEAU
qqua at Marshall on Saturday
IL will be something worth see
ing.
Misses Bette kocn'g and
Madge McAl!ster were invited tn
dine Wednesday at the country
home Of Nj and Mrs. John Buy-
ton.
Miss Mabel Marshall AMI Mrs.
Lester were shopping in town
Tuesday.
John Cox Is suffering much
with his lett foot having stop
ped on a. rusty nail.
II. J. Thorp and family, Anlrcw
Brownlee and mother, Mrs. wade
Higginbotham and children en-
joyed the hospitality OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thorp last Sunday.
James Cordry and family, Roy
Cordry and family, DR.. Shuck AMI
family, w. 4. Bell and family and
Miss Vera MCAnister all spent
last Thursday at Chouteau
Mrs. j. r. Coleman, brother and
wife and Mrs. II. Coburn took the
mornin gtrain for Boonville last
Tuesday.
Miss Maymie Bell and Mrs. I. n
Parrish lett for Kansas City last
Monday to select their fall MILL
merry.
! Frank Brockway, Of Arrow
Rock, was on our streets one dag
last week.
J Another "a load OF tia cans
lcame In TO the factory this week
Every employe Is busy and things
are certainly lively there, and 1,
has proven to be quite a success
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
LONESOY We VALLEY

Farmers are all wishing for a
good rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. c C. Miller were
shopping In Marshal Saturday.
Mr.. ana NJ 8. vii |, NJ Her spcnt
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Moody passed
through our burg SSun1ay even
Ing.
Frank Miller and James Hin
ton passed through here last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Haines were
shopping In Marshall Saturday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Yates Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Yates last
Sunday evening.
Arthur Yates bought a fine
driving mare In Marshall last
saturday.
We are glad to learn that Ricf
ard Griffiths Is getting better
after a few weeks Illness.
Listen for the wedding bells
We think they will ring soon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28

c. c. Drummeller and wife were
trading in Slater Saturday.
Otis and George Craig we're sup
per guests OF Jesse Hensick's
Friday evening.
Frank Davis and wife were
trading | nGilliam recently.
Misses Lillian Hensick and
Zelda Brown visited the Misses
Lawless at Arrow Rock Satur-
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
RIVER
Intended for last week.

Jesse Murdoch Is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii HeIman and
baby spent last Friday with
Walter Kammeyer and wife.
Miss Josie Keyton OF Harde-
man Is spending the week with
Mrs. Will Dilley.
Joe King has exchanged places
with Austin Murdoch he is now
occupying the Orson King proper
.ty.
Miss Zelda Brown visited Miss
Lillian Hensick several days
THUS week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
Real Estate Transfers

T, II. Norvcll to James Neff. lot
I. block /. West Slater -. SITS
II. ID. ADHESION to l.. II. Stouffsr,
3 acres In 4-40-20 .... ...... 81
Ella Thompson to Palmer Jack
son, int. In 20 acres In 11-51-
II g. ". " IS. &c, e, STD
Fred L. Stockman to w. B. Lun-
beck. lot 1 b.ock 3, Browns
3rd addition Malta Bend $500
Robt. Pennington to ID. ID. Dug
gins. 10 acre., 2-49-23 $50
Annle s. Edwards tow .E. White
lot 8. block 9, English addition
Marshall 10. .. d. .. .. 81. .. $500
w. +. and JESSIE Bales to Sam II.
Saltonstall. 1858 acres In
z. Sp-51-19 e. :. ". II. .. -. S2O41
Same to Laura +. Saltonstall,
same, all Interest ,....,.. $2O41
Is. II. Saltonstall to w. +. and
Jessie Bales, 2-5 int. In 1892
acres In 7-51-19 ...... ...... 40S3
w. +. Bales to Jessie Bales 81. 30
acres In 7-51-19 %. .. 81. $500
Jessie Bales to w, +. Bales. 81 90
acres In 7-51-19 .. ~. -. -. $500
r. p. Gwinn to Jno. T. Abel. ir-
regular lot in Slater ...... $1,000
Jas, ii. Boyer to Jno. and Jas. w,
Wingfield, lot 3, book 4 Breath
lit and 6ebree's addition Mar
snail >" "' -" -, -. >" :, e, 49, SiOOu
Rachel Shipley and Aug. Sch,ue
to city OF Sweet Springs. STRIP
off OF lot % and irregular lots
A, At, Sweet Springs d. see. 81
Anna l.. Bowles ct al to j. f
Wells and wife, lots 81, 55, O.
60, block 10. Arrow Rock $75(
Trustees Baptist Church to Phil
ILeininger, .35 A. 2-49-2O $5(
~. M. Hatfield to Mary Scho.t,
part lot 1 and 8, block 20, Mar
shall -. -. :. e, =. -. -, $500
&c. II. Tucker tn C. II Cameron
lot 4 block 81 Slater .. e. $3.50
w.. II. Leonard to Mary f, Book
er lot 2 block 7, Boyi's add
ton Marshall :. e. :. 80. :. .. $685.
ID. v. Booker to Sam Giles, 34.2'
acres In 23-51-21 .. =. 90. $3.50
Jesse Blackburn to Kate Lucas
all int, 3se acres 1O-4s-2s So
Miss Mabel Broughton. who ha
been visiting for a month In Kan
sas CITY. returned Thursday las
accompanied by her cousins
Mtaooa Cladva and uoian Hoa
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
Farm Boys
Encampment
Sweet Springs, Missouri Sep.
TENDER 3, 4, 8, 1908.

The committee which has
charge of this Encampment
met at the CITY Hall, Monday
Aug. IL, and tine reports OF
the various sub.com i.te es
show that enthusiasm has
been aroused and sufficient in.
terest manifested to assure
that the Encampment will be
a success.
ALREADY about 1875 boys hive
been enrolled for the classes
at the Encampment which Is
10 be held at Sweet Spring.,
Sept. 4, 5 Mr.. Frank
King, o, Columbia met with
the committee aud advised
the boys to C. me prepared for
real good work to bring with
them their colored shirts and
~overal,s. Mr.. King thinks
the Executive Board of the
State Board of Agriculture
will be with us on Everybody
Day, Saturday, September B
Every effort is being put
forth to make the last day of
the ~Encampment one to be
long remembered in Sweet
Springs and vicinity We can
see his will result 4 we can
secure the services Of such
distinguished men as Gov.
Norman j. Coleman, Secy.
Geo. b. Ellis and Dean j. Ii.
Waters of the Executive
Board of Agriculture to meet
with and assist such able and
capable ~Ercampment workers
as S. Nj. Jordan, Frank King
and T.. A. Trowbridgc. Mr..
Heiser will be here and talk
on poultry. TLese men are
all specialists in their line Of
work, and it VIII be u rare
treat to have the advantage of
their experience and instruc.
ton in modern methods OF
scientific agriculture.
Let the people rally to the
support of this worthy enter.
prise, let every one come
every day of the en%campment
liz poss IDLE, cut wi hout fail,
let all be here the last day,
September 5, as we can know
without a doubt that the day
viii, be well and probably
spent. Sweet Springs. Herald
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
Magic Lantern !
For the Boy or Girl.

Any boy or girl who will Sc
cure EIGHT NEW SUBSCRIBERS
for The Kansas City Weekly
Journal at 25 cents each. max
ing a total OF Two Dollars, and
send the full amount. together
With the names to ~. we will
mall to his or her address a
beautiful MAGIC L ANTERN
WITH so VIEWS.
Any boy OF girl can use 1t.
Just stretch q white sheet Oh
the wall and you can have all
kinds OF fun. Full directions for
use Is sent with the lantern.
Any boy OF girl can secure
eight new subscribers In q short
time and get this Beautiful
Magic Lantern.
Send for samples for CANVASS
Ing.
Send all money by postoffice
money order or draft.
Address.
The Kansas CITY Journal,
kansas CIV, No.
T"H.Ehf. 4IHfUE|4 AINIUNN.UN |If. N4Vt|lNN IItH1E
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-28
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. Mcclure and little daugh-
ter were guests Of Mrs. +. o..
Shepard Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Green and son, Elmer.
were In town Friday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Wells entertained
quite a number Of her young
friends at her home Friday night
with music AM games. All spent
n pleasant evening.
VIII Eastman and wife OF the
county were callers Friday at
Henry Muir's.
Miss Lee Lawless left W'elnes-
day for n weeks visit with Mrs.
Henry schucster Ia Cooper coun-
~.
Lud Kincheioe, OF Ohio, Mo,
was n guest OF ID. Lawless FRI
day night and lett carly Satur-
day morning on the launch Alice.
for Boonyille on his way home,
II. +. Townsend and wife were
shopping In Marshall Friday.
Mrs. white who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Mccle'land
here for some time left Sunday
for st. Louis.
Rev. Ward and family left Fri
day for Nelson to spani a fe /,
days with friends and to fiji hi
regular appointment at the Chi
tian church.
Henry Muir and family wer'
guests Sunday Of win Eastman
and family.
Charles Janneck was on on
streets Saturday.
Geo Flitz and family OF Coop
or county yer shopping In tow
Saturday.
l.. A. Wilmarth, wife and daugI
ter, Miss Mae, were in town Sat
urday afternoon.
Will Heuman and daughter
Miss Verna. were shopping
town Saturday.
Rev. Ezell preached at the n
+. Church Sunday morning an
night.
w. r. Hubbard and wife wer
guests Sunday at the home {
u. c. Piper ear Little Rock.
Horace hmick and wife OF Ho,
ard county were visiting an
shopping In town Saturday.
Waterl Diggs an d family {
Cooper county attended service
at the Methodist church Sunda
and were dinner guests OF W.
and family.
8. H.. VanArsdell and wife lei
Sunday for st. Louis to purchas
fall dry goods and millinery.
r.. J. Marshall OF Chicago wa
a guest Sunday OF Miss Ne
Martin.