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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
THIEVES ARE VERY BUSY
Hammond, East Chicago
and Whiting Robbed in
One Night.

That thieves are getting much bold
er and more elusive in the Calumet
region. is evidenced by the reports of
petty thievery which pour into the
various police stations.
In Hammond. shortly after William
Kleihege lost his bicycle. Fred Wyman,
ISIS South Holman street, reported the
loss of good wheel by theft to the
police.
George W. Lewis of East Chicago,
also mourns the loss of a Columbia
chainless last night.
Abe Goldsmith of Whiting informed
the Whiting police that he had been
robbed of a double set of harness.
Nom comes another East Chica go
man named Hack and reports to the
authorities that he suffered the loss of
two cows last night. The animals were
seen being driven across the Gibson
bridge last evening about 8 o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
HANDS IN RESIGNATION
Edward Jewell Wants to be
Supervisor of Build
ings at Gary.

Edward Jewell. president of the Gary
Board of Education. at the regular
meeting of the town board this after
noon, handed in his resignation as
president of the school board and made
application for the position as in
spector Of buildings for the school town
of Gary.
The town board at its regular session
this afternoon was open to hear evil
dence against Chief of Police Joseph
Martin, who has been charged by a few
of the Gary attorneys, with showing
discrimination in recommending at
torneys to his prisoners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
CARDINAL GIBBONS CELEBRATES

Baltimore, Md, June 3o.-At his resi-
denee on North Charles street. Cardinal
Gibbons today observed his forty
seventh anniversary as a priest and his
twenty year as a cardinal. There
was no ceremony. While the cardinal
is nearing his seventy fourth birthday,
which viii be reached next month, he
is still hale and hearty, and expects
soon to make a trip to Europe to par
ticipate in important events.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
K. OF P. AT CALGARY.

Calgary, Alta. June 30.-With way
ing plumes and flying banners a host
of Knights of Pythias marched into
Calgary today TO assist in the institu-
ton of the grand lodge of Alberta. The
visitors include members of the order
from various parts of western Canada
and also a dgree team of one hundred
fro mSpokane, Wash. which comes to
assist in the organizing of a branch
of the Knights of Khorassan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
MYSTERY IN
SKELETON FIND
South Chicago Health Department
Gets Busy With Sidewalk Grave
yard Near Undertaken Place

ing with chemical preparations did he
become scared and in the stealth of
night carry the body to the rear of
SS1S Escanaba avenue where he sup
posed it would be found and buried
without further investigation? Or is
he innocent of any connection in the
matter? The latter is not probable as
the records al the coroner's office does
not show the receipt of the body from
his undertaking room. and he has no
receipt from the morgue for Delaney's
body.
a short time ago while excavating
on one side of Browns building. work
men were compelled to dig under
Browns sidewalk. and it was then that
William Meyers. 10057 Avenue NJ, and
Jacob Miller. 1050S Ewing avenue. ex-
cavated two infants's collins. BY the
side of the collins. what supposed to be
pieces of bones. were discovered. and
later upon examination at the health
departments laboratory. they were pro-
nounced as such.
Although the health department gave
out the information that they were
bones, nothing was done about the
matter.
Brown Is Interviewed.
In regard to this find under his bust
ness, Mr.. Brown said that two collins
had been discarded by him several
years ago and were thrown under his
store front About the same the cof-
fins were discarded the bodies of two
infants were brought to his undertake
ing rooms, both of these bodies were
unidentified and Brown says he does
not remember what disposition was
made of them. 1t is customary in al
undertaking establishments to keep &
record of bodies coming under the care
and another record of their disposition
This Brown says he does not do, just
why, is not known.
In the meantime the South Chicago
police, under the leadership of Cap
tain Halpin, Lieutenants Smith ant
Jenkins and a corps of plain clothes
men, are making a still more rigid ex
animation of the weird affair ant
further startling developments are ex
pected to be made public by the police
before tomorrow morning.
] The grewsome skeleton that I'M
doubtedly is that of Delaney is still
held al Walkowiak's morgue where i
is viewed by curious crowds of peopl,
each day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
MRS. GUINNESS SEEN AGAIN

LapOrte, Ind, June 20.-Sher-
ifP Shutter is In receipt of a
burger of Birmingham, Ala,
who claims to have seen Mrs.
Belle Guinness in that city with
in the past week. The writer
says he is n detective and he
wants the reward offered for the
apprehension of Mrs. Guinness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30

opinions
DR. A Bell. Dentist Hammond
-. Reduction
time Ts @ H are ny ss oRn s s e ns
s 59 S
ss'5 .e$d Sas s B2Rss's %
From N" Andre" Mickey F'f Hss p'" Company
MI foN Presiden HaS Sye County Ore Reduction Co.,
metal ses the Of @ Da CT e ss
0fn p said % n a9 2aS a pdeo6
based the a s 6G dea WITH and kaoM o6A@T 9 ore after being
mined F o StF9ns me as s the add01 fact that you
the late fall should
completion and @ % be accomplished
From J. Hardware, Hammond
" ~ President Nye County Ore Co..
This appreciation of the in.
you ARA aTe o4ef and Su ng e an Of the funds
mining should not have taken any interest in it But
final on sa4g 3 5a s6 the which T be asuTs to- the
aid the 1E,sSss S
J. T Hutton,
Mr. AoN President Sye County Co,
vt mining
with @ s @ nds the but your roUND an be @a
Hi" 'u'i'D'S 90 (signedJ /, I. HUTTON.
This company controls Ne Nevada for re-
Ss4S ?s4S5 = sG5 s?sR5t0 out
for Each m h a' G @ PER CENT PEI these
Ipreer
rs per cent Monthly Dividends
4s % s v bsn 9 h n viii SEPTEMBER ThR two years
First per cent. Dividend paid in October.
of
incomes
I'M Dc a9 9s o% mot % 9 @ vss Ra5
their children passed
5000 Shares yet unsubscribed
Issued and upwards all that
the
Make Mathe Fiscal Agents. 55oz
Persons Mr. H. of the Nye County
Phone
will this receipt
option of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30
A Permanent
Monthly Income.
NO SPECULATION---NO MINING SCHEME,
NYE COUNTY
ORE REDUCTION CO,
Offers $4,000 Shares Preferred
Stock at S1.5O.

These shares
n Ida County Nevada
Gdhed
years the
This is
in The MINE and n
o
mill continuously
the wokd
Custom Ore Mill is like
is built until
Titles AND PRODUCTION
which will furnish daily
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30

The following list of Stockholders will
this
DR.. s. A. Bell Hammond Dentist
j. j. Ruff Hardware
j. T. Hutton Architect
Becker Bros. Wholesale Feed Merchants
DR.. billiard Whiting Dentist
Walter E. Schrage Banker
IA. j. Dresser Standard Oil Co.
Wm Haman
Andrew Mickey e. Chgo Pres. Famous Mfg Co.
G. L. Kirk Mgr. Elec. It. & Water Co
j. Frank Meeker Crown PIT. Pres. Peoples Bank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-30

IF YOU HAVE TIME TURN TO
PAGE AND READ THE WANT ADS.
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rs per cent. Monthly Dividends

Every 100 shares of this preferred stock
monthly income $500 within two years.
Husbands and wives should not let this
savings where it will do them some good, an
that will count largely each month, and Will
their children after they have passed away
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-10-22
Oct. I9.
BARNEY.

G. r. Brown visited his son, Barney,
at Heber Friday.
J. T. Ingram has purchased A. L.
Powell's farm and has rented to Frank
Harrison and Sam Johnson.
G.. r. Brown has purchased Barney
Browns farm and has sold his farm to
Mr.. Conclin of Choctaw for $500.
Alvey BARLEY has put in telephone
Lester Woods and wife visited A. j..
Chambers yesterday.
Otis Wooley and brother, John, visit
ed DIR. Summers Saturday night.
Mrs. G. r. Brown and three daugh-
tiers visited ]. 7. Ingram and family
Friday
Miss Esther Powell has a bad case of
sore eyes at this writing.
Buddie Keathley attended church at
Pleasant Hill yesterday.
Tom Harrison and children visited
Alvey BARLEY and family yerterday.
Tom Melton was pleasant caller at
A. l.. Chambers yesterday.
There will be preaching at the Christ.
ian church Saturday night and Sunday
Bill Thompson has gone out of the
telephone business.
Tom Melton and Miss Callie Cham
bers visited Miss Esther Powell
yesterday evening, Oct. I9.
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REPUBLICAN.

Warm and dry here, needing rain.
Conway last week.
Mrs. Jim Rowlett visited at w. c.
Lyons Saturday night.
Uncle John Mode is very low at pres
ent.
I.P. Palmer and son, Alex, made a
trip to Conway last Thursday.
w. M. Hall and daughters, Ella and
Nettie, were in Conway trading last
week.
The young folks enjoyed an entertain.
ment at w. w. Newman's Saturday
evening.
w. c. Lyons and family visited at
Kendall yesterday.
Thomas Lyons visited at Guy last
Friday.
J. c. Johnson has bought farm from
Joseph Reynolds; consideration $500.
Miss Lizzie Mount is spending the
week in Kendall.
H. &. Williams and daughters, Ona
and Amy, were in Conway trading Fri
day.
Z. L. Palmer says his farm is for sale
or rent He is bound for Oklahoma.
Sam Crump has returned from Red
river.
Alex Howell's family visited at J. P.
Jones yesterday.
J. F. Reynolds was in Conway last
Thursday.
Alex Palmer will 60 to the Little farm
to pick cotton.
Health is good here. Oct. I9.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.
A down-pouring rain fell Saturday.

A down-pouring rain fell Saturday.
A new school bell and belfry have
been added to the school building.
A Thanksgiving supper is being ar.
ranged for, to be held at the school
the evening of November 26.
Rev. H. B. Flippen filled his appoint
ment here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NUNS visited their son,
Edgar, and wife and granddaughter yes
terday.
Bob Campbell and family were the
guests of Mr.. Theo and wife yesterday.
Sheriff w. NJ. Brady and wife of Con-
way visited yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork spent yes
terday with Mr.. Johnson and family.
Miss Rubie Munns was the guest OF
her friend, Miss Lille Gist, yesterday
Mrs. Harris and daughter, Miss Cora,
of Mt. Vernon visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Icie Roberts has been afflicted
with chills and fever for some time.
Misses Dora and lola Grafton were
out to Sunday school yesterday.
October 70.
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WOOSTER.

Daisy, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Ball, is very sick at this writ
ing.
DIR. J. E. McMahan of Kendall was
through here Friday enroute to Conway.
]. NJ. Davis, r. M. Browning, Bob
and Will Russell and J. N. Williams
went to Conway Friday.
H. Robinson and family returned
home from Hot Springs Friday.
J. M. Holloway is remodeling his resi-
dence.
]. M. Mckay and H. P. Thomas were
in Conway Monday.
]. N. Williams and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McClain here
yesterday.
w. w Reed of Greenbrier was here
Thursday.
Esq Smith of Martinville was through
here Monday going to Conway.
Cecil Martin and Roy Hendrickson of
Martinville were here Wednesday.
October 10.
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Faulkner COUNTY NEWS
Items of interest gathered by special correspondents
for the thousands of Log Cabin Democrat readers
MOUNT OLIVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Henderson of this
place were called to the bedside of their
son, Toe, at Cato last week, who was
not expected to live.
7. w. Grady and wife visit ]. +. Hart
ly and family at Beryl yesterday.
w. 7. Snow was at Engleside Satur-
day.
]. d. Davis and family visited rela-
tives at Vilonia yesterday.
J. L. Morgan was in Engleside Satur-
day.
Ben Easter of Mt. Olive attended
church at Engleside yesterday.
Mrs. w. l.. Easter visited ]. H. Cox
and family at Engleside Sunday.
w. A. Allen has fine mare for sale.
w. w. Pearle of Forum, Okla, is in
our midst and will go into the photo
business for few days.
M. Mink, IT,, visited Eugene Davis
and family Saturday night.
Edgar Roberts of Sixteenth Section
preached an excellent sermon at Engle-
side yesterday.
1. M. Cox and Wallace Pearle visited
at Engleside yesterday.
L. W. Bowden and family visited R.
K. Wilkerson and family at Beryl yes
terday.
Herbert Reddick and L. Mcqueen
were welcome visitors in Vilonia yes
terday.
7. D. Davis has rented land from w.
R. McHenry for another year.
D. S. Rifle and wife have sick baby
today.
Joe Gavin of Beryl has been in our
midst the past week picking cotton for
this uncle, c. F. Hopkins.
w. c. Abbott was in Conway last
week.
c. c. and J. L. Morgan went to Con-
way last week. Oct. 10.
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SPRINGFIELD.

Joe p. Camp and family of Morrilton
visited here the past week.
John Cureton and daughter, Pearl,
visited Plumerville the past week.
Mesdames Bob and Claud Johnson
visited Morriton the past week.
Chief Justice r. S. Moses attended
county court at Morrilton Monday.
Mrs. Ida Camp and children visited
Conway relatives and friends the past
week.
Misses Blume Stell and Lee Webb at
tended the fair at Hot Springs the past
week.
Mesdames Bolton and Cureton visited
Plumerville Friday.
Misses Maggie Bell and Ida Crumr
visited friends and relatives in Conway
the past week.
]. A. Wilson visited Conway Friday on
business.
Prof. Thompson returned from Center
Ridge Wednesday.
Elmer Schoggen and wife of Quitman
visited her parents here Sunday.
On account of his continued i'll
health, Prof Thompson handed in his
resignation as principal of the school
here Friday, and at a meeting of the
board that night the resignation was ac-
cepted and Elmer Schoggen elected to
fill the vacancy.
Commodore Moses visited Morrilton
Saturday.
Misses May Lockhart and Dannie Ar.
NOR visited Morr1lton Friday and Satur-
day.
Prof. ]. M. Vaughter was here on a
school prospecting tour Saturday.
The Daily Log Cabin came to our
sanctum the past week, and is splendid.
ly gotten up; shows mark of good
breeding and bids fair to be sprightly
youngster. May it succeed.
1t became known yesterday that Lou
is Armor and Miss May Lockhart were
quietly married some weeks ago. Last
night the boys proceeded to give them
an old time charivari. Mr.. Armor is
carrier on r. F. D. No. from this Of
fee, and his bride is one of the villages
leading young ladies. Oct. 10.
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BERYL.

A good rain fell here Saturday. 1t
was welcomed for we were tired of dust.
Arthur Mccall is here from Little
Rock to see his wife who is sick at the
home of her father, Esq. J.. H. Sowell.
lack Smith returned Friday from Hot
Springs where he took in the state fair.
A. c. Wilkerson and w. L. Easter are
at Conway working on the public school
building in that city.
Miss Jewell Snow, who came home
from the Normal School few days ago
on account of sickness, is still indis-
posed.
Joe Henderson of this community is
reported quite sick at his brothers. home
in Wilson township.
Mrs. Joe Cole is reported quite sick.
1t is reported that the boiler bursted
at the Vilonia gin Friday and since that
time the Beryl gin has been quite busy.
Let all Democrats get busy and get a
rousing turnout at the coming Novem-
Der election and vote for the greatest
man America has ever produced, w. J.
Bryan. Oct. 10.
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DAMASCUS.

There is some sickness in this COM
munity.
A. A. Brown had severe attack OF
hemorrhage of the lungs yesterday
morning which rendered him very
weak. Mr.. Brown has been IN poor
health for about 80 years with chronic
bronchitis.
w. N. Gray will leave with two cars
of cattle today. Mr.. Gray will locate IN
this community during the next year.
The high school attendance is lncreas-
ing daily.
The opening sermon of the Damascus
high school was delivered by Rev. J. b.
Stevenson. Mr.. Stevenson spoke Tor
over an hour to a large and attentive
audience. The sermon was forceful and
interesting.
lanes Johnson, travelling salesman
for the Brown Shoe Company OF st.
Louis, lay over here from Saturday to
Monday.
Oscar Martin and family of Martin
Vile were the guests of A. A. Browns
yesterday.
M. V. Shaffner has built him swee,
potato house.
John Spires is very i'll with intermlt
ent fever at this writing.
ellis Newton and family contem
plate starting to Lake Arthur, New
Mexico, today on account OF Ill health
October Io.
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CATO.

We are having some warm weather
and great deal of sickness.
Mr.. Diffee and family spent few
DAYS with Mrs. Diffee's brother at Otto
the first of the week.
Mrs DR.. Webb of Argenta is here WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Dennis.
Mr.. Merchant and wife of Little Rock
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of Vilonia
are visiting'their son, Joe, who is sick
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pickett are the
happy parents of fine girl.
Mrs. Jim Dennis spent the day with
M. D. Springer Sunday.
Mr.. Akridge and family went to Con
way Friday.
Mrs. Bob Haney of Faulkner Gap
visited her mother, Mrs. Burgin, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Melton visited Mrs. Nickolds
yesterday.
Boxand Adams of Olmstead spent the
day with 7. B. Proctor yesterday.
Mrs. Harris is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Joe Price.
Mr.. Diffee has decided to stay in Ar.
kansas another year.
Misses Esther Hat, and Effie Dennis
went to Little Rock one day last week
Mrs. Green died Saturday with apo
plexy. She was taken very suddenly
and lived only a short time. Mrs
Green leaves husband and six child
rem to mourn her loss. We extend oui
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
October TO-
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-10-22
GREENBRIER.
Hot. dry and dusty.

Hot, dry and dusty.
John S. Lieblong and family left Tues
day for Little Rock where John will at
tend the medical lectures this winter at
the University of Arkansas.
Mrs J. J. Dickens and daughter, Mrs.
]. B. Carrot, are visiting relatives and
friends in Conway this week.
G. l. Matthews says he raised a four
pound potato in his fine sweet potato
patch.
7. H. McRae moved into his new res
idence property in the northern part OF
town.
DR.. Tom White and wife of Oakdale
Ark, returned home Tuesday after visit.
ing here and at Guy.
W. P. Henderson's family will move
here from near Hardinville about the
Ist of November to enter his children in
to the Greenbrier school. We welcome
you, Uncle Pat.
T. J. Echols, the photographer of Ar
genta, is here for ten days stay.
DIR. G. l.. Henderson was in Conway
lust Thursday.
School will commence about Novem.
Der 1.
Quite crowd of young people from
Under was here Sunday evening.
Everybody remember the public speak.
ing here Saturday at p. N.
]. S. Dickens and J. L. McKing are
running butcher shop and have fresh
beef at all times.
J. F. Brown of Springfield, Mo-, ar.
rived here Tuesday and will visit rela-
tives and friends. He is a brother OF
Mrs. J. M. Glenn. Oct. 20.
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HAMLET.

After nice rain we are having some
fine weather.
w. S. Shaw and J. R. Holmes went to
Conway today.
Toe Holmes and Will Russell went to
the show at Conway Saturday.
L. w. Hopkins, wife and daughter
went to Conway today.
Mrs. Lois Mum came up from Little
Rock Saturday after her mother, Mrs
Hazel, who is just recovering from a Sc.
we're illness.
Rev. Ford and daughter, Alma, went
to Conway today.
Several of our young people sLen,
Saturday night and Sunday near Bal,
lard school house.
The young man who went to the fair
at Hot Springs from this neighberhood
returned the last of the week report a
nice trip.
We understand that Nal Jones is NOV
ing back near us again. The many
friends of the family will be glad OF
their return.
Bailey Hamlet went to Conway Mon
day. Oct. 20.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-10-22
CHlNQUAPIN.

Weather warm and pleasant
Homer Harrington and wife were IN
our midst yesterday. -.
Bart Glenn was in out vicinity FRIDAY
on business.
Miss Essie Satterwhite returned nome
Yesterday after weeks visit here,
There were some who attended the
ball game here Saturday.
Will Morgan went to Conway last
week. .;;,,.
Ia. Satterwhite went to Martinviile
yesterday. :.,,
Mrs. Flora Harrington visited with
her mother Yesterday.
There is some sickness here.
T. w. Tucker was in our midst oatur-
day.
The whooping caugh has just abont
died out in this vicinity. 1t was very
severe in some cases here. !.
Mrs. Merritt, Eliza and Myrtle visited
at T. P. Spears Sunday.
Will Harrington and wife visited al
his brothers. Monday. Oct 49,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-10-22
MAYFLOWER.

Mrs. Austin of Conway was visiting
in Mayfower Saturday.
Joe irwin of Little Rock is up pro-
speeding the lakes for ducks.
Mrs. Emma McIntire has been quite
sick, but is better now.
c. S. Dickins has moved to Fourche.
He and his brother, Lum Dickens, are
in business there.
Esquire Greenlee is only waiting for
the 3Ist of October. You had better
look out then for there must not be any
more train catching.
Mayfower has new enterprise in the
way of a meat market.
Dr. Shamblin has moved to the John
Rambo house recently purchased from
Wiley Mossley by Mr.. Guatney.
J. w. Joe Hinze of Little Rock wa:
up one day last week visiting his bes
girl. Oct. 10
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BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

J. Clarence Dawson preached at the
Section school house Saturday night
and yesterday. He is a Christian
preacher and is we'll liked there. He
will probably preach there regularly
once month.
In private letter to J. H. Jones J. B
Matthews of Hammonsville says he will
be at Ebenezer next Saturday night and
Sunday.
o. G. Moore and R. NJ. Blasingame
went to Conway today.
@. w. Jones was at Cabot last week
H. 7. Huddleston, B. F. Jones and
Collie Snow went to Conway last week.
The Baptist preacher who was called
to preach here for next year, for some
reason did not arrive Sunday.
There will be a box supper here
Thursday, Oct. 70 in the interest of the
school.
Arthur Wilson says he will begin his
school the week after Bryan is elected.
]. H. Jones was in Conway last week
October 70.
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ENDERS.

Sunday school and singing were well
attended yesterday.
G. o. Daulton and Thomas Brown at
tended singing here Sunday.
Rev. George Williams failed to fill
his regular appointment here Sunday.
w. l. Clark and daughter, Miss Edna,
will begin school at Barney Nov. 2.
= E. N. Burton and family visited at F.
L. Blair's Sunday.
Elmer Foreman will teach our winter
school.
B. N Burton will teach at Moore this
winter.
w. M. McCanless went to Conway
last week.
J. A. Owen went to Conway last week
October Io.
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CENTER POINT.

We have had nice rain.
The health of our community was
never better than at present.
R. f. Perry of Enders sang for us on
last Sunday. He will begin a school
here on the 10th.
Monson Bishop has sold to Bud Suli-
van of FL Paso.
Born, to John Walter Sewell and wife,
a fine boy.
Bob Gunter left yesterday for two
weeks pea thrashing over the country.
The road man is using the time since
the rain fixing the roads.
o. F. Davis, one of our old citizens,
has rented out his farm to John Robin
son and will move to Mena, Ark.
Frank Elliot says he is going to build
some new houses soon. Old maids, be-
ware.
Theodore Burg is building him new
barn. Oct. 20.