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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-17

Two Big Special Sales soi,o,
on in Winfield. NJ. NJ. Fisbrr
Dry Goods Co, Limited, ava
Rouss Racket Store, these sal.
help all the other merchants.
The Famous anticipates pu,.
ting on the largest sale ever W..
attempted in Winfield
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-17
zion Hill of CalJ veil Perish be

Zion Hill of CalJ veil Perish De
allowed the following section as u
district viz: Sections 81. Y, %,
9s. p. %, SO, 81, 81 and 30, Up.
Is north range l. east; pro-
,iJed il does not conflict with any
other district. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Long the
President of the School Board Is
,utbor,zed to secure Il loan not tn
exceed twenty thousand d"ilarS
from the Bank of WINFIELD to
replace the overdraft and main
tain the schools until the taxes FOR
1908 are collected. That four
certificates of indebtedness d.
yided into equal amounts shall be
issued and duly signed by the
President and Secretary OF the
Board. Said certificates of in
debtedness to be made payable
January 1, 1909, and to bear a
rate of interest not to exceed 8
per cent per annum. Carried.
The finance committee reported
books of the Treasurer In good
shape and correct, and that the
overdraft is s6O24.16.
On motion w G. Robinson and
J E Coker were appointed to as
sist the Superintendent IN the eX-
animation for teachers.
On motion of Mr.. Sholars the
salary of the Examiners be fixed
at $500 per day. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Sewers the
following claims were approved,
viz.
Claim No. Amount
1. E.A. Goldin, committee work, Ever
green $3.50, MulDerry, frelBnt maps,
o., Coldwater soc, Brewton Sl.0O,
Huddleston soc .---------- ----- %
?. w. w. Harper, committee work, Boy
et$3.o0, Evergreen 500 - %
& w X. Nixon, committee work, Shady
Grove 500, Evergreen So 90 ---- .------ 90
4. r. Porter, fencing West Union school
lot = :. -. .-.-...-....-.-....-. IL 10
5. Hugh Smith, erecting school desks,
Eyergreen-.----- ---.------.--.------ D W
g. II. NJ. Moffett. hauling desks. Ever
I. John stinson, committee work, Ever
Normal school ,....,-.-------.,-. 50 90
O. j. W. Hatten, REBUILDING special tax 60
TO- J. r. Skies, Bell Cars Mill W
H. q. NJ. Wyatt, incidental expenses
IL. Southern Sentinel, publishing pro-
ceedings for quarter ending June
20, 1875 ~
On motion of Mr.. Hunt the
claim of ". l.. Smvlie for pub
fishing delinquent school tax be
deferred for investigation. Car
ried.
On motion the School Board
adjourned until Friday, October
2. 1908.
L. +. WADE, President.
Cks Moss Soaratarv
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Local And Personal

Deacon Frank Stewart returned
Thursday from the meeting of the
Preshytery at Shreveport. reports
good time and that Winfield
would soon have a pastor.
NJ. j. l.. Willis, Il prominent
citizen of Ward Three, was a
business visitor to Winfield Mon
day. Mr.. Willis reports no rain
la four weeks and some boil
weevils in his section, with crod
prospects not very flatteIing.
Hon. o. Nj. Grisham reached
home Wednesday from Vernon,
where he attended court, and was
accompanied by Hon. X. &. Gull
pepper, senator from jackson
parish.
Misses Lena and Daisy Strong,
of Monroe, and their nephews,
John and Allyn Bell, of Shreve-
port. stopped here in route to
Monroe to visit Major Will A.
Strong, father and grandfather
to the visitors.
Mrs. Fanny Hardy and Taught
er, Mrs. Lottie White, and grand
daughter, Miss Lottie White, of
Eunis, Texas, have been spend
ing this week with relatives and
friends here. She was formerly
resident of Montgomery and
has u number of warm friends IN
this section.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-17
Parish School Board Meeting,

WInnfleld, La, July b, l!Oo.
The Parish Board of School Di,
rectors met today in regular ses.
sion with the President I. +.
Wade and all members present.
Minutes of last meeting read
and correcting claim S. j. Harper
to show Nine Dollars of the
amount of said claim was paid
for committee work and also
claim of ". j. Long, said minutes
of both regular and special ses,
sion were approved
Mr.. Hughes moved that the
Parish Board of School Directors
go into the election of a Parish
Superintendent by secret ballot
for a period of -Four years begin
ming July LIST 1908. Vote yeas,
j. S. Hunt, w. <. Long, b. +.
Sewers, j. r. Sholars, }. w
Hughes, Il. f. Wade, john Stin-
son, w. r. Nixon, w. j. Jones
and E. A. Golden. Nays, w. j.
Harper.
Motion being carried, the fol-
lowing commissioners were ap-
pointed, G. p. Long and Joel b.
Durham and J. j. Nixon having
received the RICHEST number of
votes was declared elected Super
intenlent of Wina Parish for the
term os Four years.
On motion Mr.. Sholars the fix
ing of salary of superintendent
is deferred until tomorrow.
Mr.. Sewers moved, the schools
having voted. or are holding elec-
ton to vote a special tax, be al
lowed summer school. Motion
Ibst.
On motion Mr.. Stinson, Sec
tions l, 2,El-2 of 8, 1l.12, ID, IA,
81, and North half of %, Town
ship II. N RI. W be taken from
the Hudson District and given to
the Kelly District. Carried.
Mr. Sewers moved. that sec
ton "a, IS and 36 TIP Ii. N II L,
w be added to the Hickory Val
leg School District. Carried.
Report of committee appointed
to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of
making a change in the houn,lar,
of the Evergreen School District.
recommend it remain as it is and
that an appropriation he made {"
bay material to build a foo;
bridge across the Greek swamp as
soon as the funds will permit.
Mr.. ShoIars moved, that tho re-
port of the committee he re-
ceived and approved and commit
tee discharged. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Hughes. the
building of new school house in
Mill Village District be referred
to the building committee and
they be authorized to locate same,
get title to land and proceed to
build sail school house as soon as
the special tax elections is promul-
gated. Carried.
Mr.. Sholars moved, deferring
of the fixing of Superintendent's
salary be reconsidered and that
said salary be fixed. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Hunt. the salary
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of Superintendent he fixed at
One HuHdred and twenty Five
Dollars per month and the Sup
erintendent pay for all legal adj
wise needed by the School Board.
Votes yea, j. 5. Hunt. W. +.
Long, j. w. Hughes. John Stin-
son and w. K. Nixon. Nay, w.
j. Harper, b. F. Sewers. j. X.
Sho airs, L. +. Wade, w. j. Long
and f. A. Goldin. Motion being
lost Mr.. Sewers moved, Superin-
tendent's salary be fixed at One
Hundred Dollars per month and
that the said Superintendent be
required to give his full time in
the work and that the School
Board pay the necessary station
cry and Office expenses. Votes
yea, J. S. Hunt, b. +. Sewers, j..
X. Sholars, j. W. Hughes, John
Suinson and w. Il. Nixon. Nays,
w. f. Long. W. j. Harper, I. r.
Wade, w. j. Long, and +. A.
Goldin.
On motion the Board adjourned
until Tuesday July 9Th.
July Z, 1908.
Board met. President and all
members present except Mr..
Hughes.
On motion Mr.. Nixon, a tenn
porary school be located at Grace
Camp in Shady Grove school
District for 1908 and 1909 and
said school be paid out of Shady
Grove District fund. Carried.
Mr.. Nixon moved, that Il tenn
porary school be located at Cold
water in Shady Grove District
for 1908 and 1909 and expenses of
said school be paid out of Shady
Grove fund. Carried,
On motion Mr.. Long. the pro-
posed school site and building of
a new house in the Riley settle
ment in the North West part of
Ward Nine be referred to the
building committee. Carried.
Mr.. Long moved, that the pro-
posed change in the Burtran
school house be referred to the
building committee. Carried
On motion Mr.. Sewers, the
Trustees of the several schools
see that the teachers collect the
incidentals and that the Trustees
report same to the Superintendent
thirty days before the expiration
of the school. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Sewers, the pc
tition of Hart school District ask
ing for change of boundary be de-
ferred until the October meeting
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Hunt, the fol-
Living directors were appointed
i'm Ward one. Winfield, II b
Kennedy, j W WATSON, & ii
Elliott vice j L Wallace deceased
aud DIR | Z Siess vice. Olo.Mathe-
son whose term expires. Cor
NTH, j b Porter, Harrison Long
and Walter Hemphill. Jordan
Hill, Bill Jordan, S P Smith and
Robert BARLEY. Carthage, b L
Briggs, Harry Eagles and B
Smith. Macedonia, w L Shu-
mate, I j Long and Edgar Mel
ton. Winfield. (colored) Geo.
Wiley, Bill Jones and Henry
Peats. Cedar Greek (colored)
Sam Wright, Henry Bowie and
Levi Mcknight.
On motion Mr.. Harper, the
following Local Directors were
appointed for Ward Two. Beech
Creek, j l. Willis, A S Peters
and George Tullos. Rocky Hill,
w s Avery, Z + Long and j <
Curry. Bass, j G Tisdale. Viii
lie Pendarvis and T. w Thomp-
son. Cross Roads. X n Roberts,
G Bnyd and L J Maddox. Pleas
ant Hill. W I'll Keys. p Allen and
j A McMurry. Holly Springs,
j w Boyd, + NJ Smith and j w
Clark. Boyett, Ii NJ Cockerham.
j A Boyett and j W Boyett.
Boyd, j W Curry, jessie Wyrick
ard j l. Fletcher. West Union.
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u
\ Grain. Brister, T j Curry, w
lC Allen and Joe Adams. Oak
Ridge, W S Thigpen. A + White
and ID White. Zion Hill, L .
iUeuton, Ed Mcdowell. McCar-
.ty. (coIored) Isaac McCar'''
Clark Compton and Landy Allen.
! Motion MIR. Sholars the follow
ing Local Directors are appointed
in Ward Four. Cypress Creek
w NJ Machen. w ii Martin and
Ed Jones. Evansville. A j lay
| Tor. Bash Shively and j L Moffet.
Evergreen, W NJ Moffett. I'll I
Jones and Ebert Warner. lodge
III Cockerham, j & Hlggs an"
Lark Vines. Wyatt, Ii j Lilies
ID NJ Stone and & ii Morris.
| Motion Mr.. Hughes, the fol-
lowing Local Directors were ap.
pointed for the schools in Ward
Five. ST. Maurice, + w Ted
Edlie, II l. jackson and K j Gam
bile, Mill Village, q NJ Jones, +
Powell and w d Gardner. Pet
I tit E'Core Bluff, j & Crew. j W
| Hallmark aud w w Green.
Wheeling, w A Harlan, D w
Hughes and W K Adams. Ebe-
Meier. J NJ Mccain. A c Teddlie
and JT Megisos. COuley, j 1
Brice, Robert Little and Afford
Stephenson. Nantachie, w h
Filden. w A Carter and V >
Stroud. Evergreen. Col L NJ
Davis, Thomas Lloyd and b Rob
inson. Morning Star, (Col.) } Nose
Smith. Thomas Purvis and Allen
jackson. Pleasant Ridge, Col
A Purvis, Flint Powell and by
Small.
On motion of t. +. Wade the
following local directors were ap.
pointed for the school of Ward 6;
Holly Springs, w. A. Hurley, j.
II. Brady and X. +. Barrow:
Sar,lis, j w Shelton, J A Porter
and w p Wepfer; Verda. l. b
Woods, Frank Pool and Tom
Huckeby; Tide, Il + Wade, j i
Pennington AMI j L Hyde; Oak
Ridge. L VI Spikes, ii & Bazal
and w b Valentine: Atlanta. j
VI Webb, j Il Horn and j NJ
Ferguson; Blue Springs, q w
Evans, j NJ Luther and j W
Hale; Atlanta (col.) K Willis, j
\ Ford and Bill Phillips.
| On motion of Mr.. Stinson the
following local directors were APP
pointed in Ward Z: Dodson, DIR
B. III. ToIbot, ID. NJ. Pyburn and
J :. Stoyall, j p Lucas, L L
Walker and w B Tarral; Zion
Hill, j G. Fox, B + Fox and j M
,Ieter; Hudson, W NJ ID Carr, j
L Young and j 4 jordan; Cars
Mil, j L Kelly, j K Skies and W
K Dark; Mineral Spring,, j L
Parker, A j Gltes and Walter
Head; Jenkins. .. \ Snow. David
Cockerham and Balford Fox;
Winona. l. e Morgan. W S Stew
ard and James Buchanan; Ar
COLA, j b Payne, l. l. Lee and
Sam Barnes; Kelly. w S Kelly;
l. X Simmons and NJ + Miller;
Dodson (col.) Dock Cole. Willis
Walker and Lin McDade; Brad
ford. q w Bradford, e. Caesar
and Charles Robertson.
On motion of Mr.. Nixon the
following local directors were APP
pointed in Ward 8: New Har-
mony, Joe Martin, Andrew Jack
son and Jack Bice; Shady Grove.
w Il Nixon, J A Franks, Jr. and
L l. Page; Wattsville. Dennis Mi
lam, w II Griffin and &. Carter;
Rudd. Jim Cockerham, j Nj
Machan and = = Rudd; Union
Hill (col.) A Collingsworth. S w
Robertson and II n McCarty:
Saline (eol. Buck DeLoach; Bill
Shelton and Willis Jackson; Cal.
win, L. Durbin, john Jones and
Jim jackson; Coldwater Camp,
b w McNaughton. A b Williams
and Arthur Fort: Grace Camp,
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-17

bohSoh uNSN%f W. -
j. w. Hughes, member of the
School Board from ward D, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Harmo Moffett of Match
itoches, is spending the week
with fliensd.
Mr.. A. ID. Johnson, OF SIbley,
was a visitor to. this city on Sun
day and spent day here.
We are informed that some
change will take place at The
Famous in few days.
Messers. j. A. Vickers and L.
III. Conner, of W ard Three, were
visitors to Winfield Monday.
Mr.. Burris Davis of ward 5was
II pleasant caller at the Sentinel
Office last Tuesday.
Hon. X. W. Oglesby returned
from his arduous duties IN the
State Senate last Friday.
Mr.. G.. h. Tucker of Verda,
spent a pleasant day in Winfield
last Sunday with his many warm
friends.
Mr.. +. b. Harrell, who has a
host of friends IN Winfield, was
in town on Sunday and registered
at the Comfade Hotel.
1t was a pleasure to greet MIR
Sam Barksdale of Ruston, last
Saturday. who is on a visit to
friends in Winfield.
Mr.. l.. &. Lesage, of Colfax
escaped the high water blockade
and spent Sunday in Winfield.
Mr.. A. l.. Bryan, of Dodson.
put in an appearance in Winn.
field Sunday and spent a day
here.
L. B. Howard, of Coushatta,
demonstrated that communlca-
tiens nnrthward are open by
spending Sunday in Winfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Smith. of
Lotion, were in town on Monday
and were accompanied home by
Miss Mamie Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Ham spent
several days at Cherry Ridge
visiting Mrs. Hams parents and
returned Monday.
Messers. j. l.. Lowery, w. l..
Jeringer and Ill. w. Wright, of
WhItford, were shaking hands
with their friends here last Fri
day.
Mr.. w. o. Carroway left for
trip to Wheeling Springs, last
Tuesday on a visit to his daughter
and will also visit Arkadelphia on
business.
Hon. Geo. Ware made flying
visit to Winfield on his tour of
campaigning in this Judicial Dis
trict, to succeed himself as Dis
trict Judge.
Mr.. ]. II. Hart. wife and child
rem, reformed home. Saturday
night after two weeks visit to re-
latives and friends in Winsboro.
wherr they passed most delight
full time.
Mr.. A. j. Armstrong, of
Shreveport, was in Winfield
Saturday. Glad to note he il
able To walk about after the IN
Jury of his foot caught in an
elevator in that city several days
ago.
Mr.. S. p. Mcdonald, of Ber-
nice, was visitor to this city last
Friday and among the visitors to
Winfield on Friday, the presence
of Mr.. Francis Marshall of Chat
ham, was noted.
Messers. G. w. Fletcher. Joe
VIckers and Chas. 4 Whitehead,
of Flat Creek, were in our town
the early part of the week and
paid the Sentinel friendly visit.
Miss Rubie Moss, ore Of the
fair madens of Winfield left last
Wednesday for Arcadia, on
visit To her aunt. Mrs. DIR. 4. Nj.
Thornhill, The Sentinel wishes
her most delightful stay in that
h,spitable town.
Miss Bessie Tannehill, who has
been visiting Ruston for some
time, returned Monday-so as 10
take summer trip with her SIS
ter Mae. They will leave in a few
days to be gone month.
Mr.. Henry Davis. Quitman, a.
veteran of the 2Sth La, Infty.,
was in the city on Tuesday and
spent part of the day with his re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-04
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zhc
Tignor Cash
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-rao
acres, 90 acres under cultivation.
spring, ten miles Of Ch!c!sasha,
miles of station. Price 81. 700.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 90
acres, two miles Of chickasha.
FOR SALE-I6o acres in Ben.
ton county, Arkansas, three miles
of station, house, barn, small or
chard. 90 acres good farm land,
balance good hard wood timber.
Price SII an acre.
FOR SALE-ffo acres-1oo Al
bottom, 90 acres lease paid up foi
four years. All for S, 600.
Money to loan on farm
and city properly
JONAS COOK, Real Estate,
CHlCKASHA, OKLA.
OFFICE JOHNSON BUILDING
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-04

Congressman Scott Ferris IS making good ii s.
manner that reflects credit upon him and tha dis
aie. he represents Ha one of the most active
members of the Oklahoma delegation always busy
b fhe interest 0f hs constituents. In The debate on
the bili to make 81 appropriation 20 pay tie deh-
cheney in the convention and election expenses of
Oklahoma be showed thai be was well able to hold
his own with the older members Of the house.