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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
ON RIGHT LINE
A Reply That was Both Right and
Truthful.

Two girls were talking over the tele-
phone one afternoon, the subject Of
the conversation being a lawn party to
take place the following day. Both
We're discussing what they should wear,
and after five minutes had come to no
decision. Blight in the midst of this
important conversation masculine
voice interrupted, asking humbly what
number he had. A stern reply that
the wire was busy did not successfully
squelch the inquirer, for he asked again
for the number. One of the girls now
became indignant and with supreme
scorn asked. "What line do you think
you are on?' "Well," said the man
"l'm not snre, bnt Judging from what
I've heard should say was on a
clothes lines "
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07

of Lead, "Cavity Preparation for Gold
Filling" DR.. Matteson of Hot Springs,
"Silicate Cement as a Filling" DR..
Herman, of Belle Fourche, BEST Fill
ing in Certain Cases" DR.. johnson Of
Lead, "lnstruction to Young Patients
in care of Mouth and Teeth" DR.. Han
sen, of Spearfish, "Method OF Replacing
Anterior Tooth by Bridge Work." DIR.
Eaton, of Sturgis "Pyorocha, Local or
a Systemic Disease" DR.. Harms, of
Belle Fourche, "Lower Sanitary
Bridge"
Those present were Drs. Freeman,
johnson and Granger of Lead; DIR.
Brown of Rapid City; DIR. Eaton OF
Sturgis; DIR. Matteson of Hot Springs
Drs. Hansen and Johnson, Of Spearfish
and Drs. Herman and Harms, of Belle
Fourche.-Belle Fourche Bee.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
NEW FEATURE.
The STAR Will Add a New Advertis-
ing Feature Soon.

The necessity of being ten years dead,
which is made condition upon can
didates for inches in the Hall of Fame.
precludes many of our worthy citizens
from striving for place in that in
stitution. And then the hall of Fame
is just little bit too digniaad anyway,
and it would be firing and unnatural
for our hustling business men to stand
cramped marble attitude year in and
year out. There would be nothing do.
ing-or as the dignihed occupants of
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
CUPID DARTS

Clerk of Courts Reports Lack of
Interest During Month of April.
The following marriage licences
we're issued by Clerk of Courts, F.. J.
Dudley, at the conrt honse during
the month of April:
Robert j. Caldwell Grundy, Illinois. .......N
Margie Dacy, sulphur Springs, Texas. ......2b
John Akers Hot Springs ..... 80
Daisy Nlilligan Hot Springs .................M
Chas. w. Kalkofell, Plainview, Nebraska. ..2s
Clara Renshaw, Valentine, Nebraska. .......20
Edward Rumney. Spencer, Wyoming ........ %
Annie Wilson, Edgemont. ont....................@ %
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fall River County Transfers for the
Past Week.

dSI week..
The following are the real estate
transfers for a week ending April 29th:
Edgar B. Jones and wife to
Josie Irwin, lots and 2,
blk. IA, jones' addition
to Ardmore. re...... $ 5000
Agnes Crane to U. S. G.
Robinson. lot 5. blk. II.
Philips addition to Hot.
Springs. 1250O
Chas. Van Pelt and wife to
Francis r. Coleman, sell
of sec. IA, twp. s, rge. g.. 100000
Samuel Shepard and wife
to Frank H. Coleman Sc
"a. sec. 33, twp. 10, rye. Z. 100000
W. X. Blackwell to Gibbons
Flanagan, lot 81, blk.
23, second Minnekahta
addition to Hot Springs. 1900
Marshall Tildon ct al to U.
=. G. Robinson, lot 4,
blk. %. Hot Sprsngs -. 100000
Edwin Van Cise to John
Davidson. el5 of ne14,
SEQ 10, VIZ Of nwH, sec.
90. twp IL, rye. 7...... LOO
Theresa NJ Evans to Geo.
L. Paine, part of sw1l of
ne14, sec. Ia, twp. Z, rye.
I (U
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
DENTIST MEET ATbELLE FoURCHF
DIR. r C. Matteson of This Place Read
Interesting Paper at Meeting.

interesting iapef AT MeetlnS.
Saturday evening of last week the
Black Hills Dental Association held
their meeting in Belle Fourche. The
meeting was held i'm the office of DR..
b. III. Harms. A program consisting of
discussions of tropics of interest to the
profession and a banquet at the Crystal
Cafe were features of the evening.
These meetings are held three times
year, and give the dentists of the
Hills au opportunity of getting togeth
er and exchanging views on dentistry,
besides having a pleasant evening,
The next meeting will be held the lat
ter part of August.
The discussions we're: DR.. Freeman.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
Battle Mountain Commandary Hold
Their Annual Election.

Dattle mountain COmmandary Hole
Their Annual Election.
The Battle Mountain Commandary
No ID, held their annual election al
their regular meeting in April anc
elected the following officers who were
installed April 23l:
0. Wilisey, Enminent Commander
j. W. Joyce, Generalisimo
G. E. Brelsford, Captain General.
Geo. G. Stearns, Recorder
Frank M. Stewart, Treasurer
r. d. Jennings, Prelate
l.. 8. Ellsworth Senior Warden
Geo. F. Clark, Junior Warden
d. Gorden, Standard Bearer
j. A. Stantley, Sword Bearer
G. johnson, Warden
F. j. Dudley, Sentinel
b. A. Wade, Captain Guard
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
Eighth Grade Examinations.

The eighth grade state examinations
will be held May 25th and 26tb, 1909, as
follows in Fall River county: at the
school building in Edgemont and at
the court house in Hot Springs Ex-
aminations to begin at 900 o'clock a.
M. JOSEPHINE r. ANDERSON, County
uperintendert 3t3
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
w. H. CAMPBELL HERE
Father of Campbell System" Taking
Treatment Here.

Mr. II. w. Campbell, who has made
himself famous as the father of what
is known as "the Campbell System"
of farming, or Campbell's Scientific
Farming, arrived in town Monday
from his home at Lincoln, and will re-
main about week taking baths for q
bad attack of of sciatio rheumatism.
He has been here before for the same
trouble and received great benefit, in
fact was cured, and expects to be we'll
in short time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
RACE MEET

To Be Held at Ardmore, May 26th, 9th
and 2Sth.
Ardmore will have three days race
meet May Goth, 9th, end 2Sth. All
kinds of attractions have been secured
by the management such as electric
theatres, vaudeville shows, merry 60
rounds, and balloon ascention each
day. The Queen City Amusement Com
pany will furnish the attractions and
large crowd and good races are guar.
anteed by the promoters.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07
CRUSHING PLANT LOCATED HERE

Geo. Paine of Edgemont Moves Ma
chinery Here the Past Week.
Geo Paine, of Edgemont moved his
stone crushing plant from Pringle to
this place last week and will soon have
it in full swing. The hard rock here
is the finest to be found anywhere for
cement work The Homestake mine at
Lead will use nothing else in their
s3,0OO,OO0 work of getting electricity
from spearfish Falls, to Lead and two
carload and better will be shipped
daily. Two machines will be kept busy
and another may be necessity.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-05-07

EsTRAy:-One black horse, branded
"Y'' on right hip. Will give reward
for information or return of horse.
J. n. MOORE.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
COTTON MAAkEr.

COTTON mAaker.
O6ce Of The Caucasian,
Shreveport. La. Feb. II. 1909
SHREVEPORT MARKET.
The market closed easy 1-I6 Oh.
Receipts I7s bs)es.
Salee % heeoeO nooe.
Low middlinH -. 80. ...... 80. ] +,
Middling 90. %. -. %. ......o
Good n,iddling -. -. %. ...... o l.;
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11

that is the plan now i'll effect All that
is desired is the encouragement which
should be expected from every taxpayer
who would contribute his mite to the
general prosperity and welfare of the
community
1t may be true that i'll this and they
are in every community, there are those
who, without helping. profit from the
successful efforts of others, but no pub
lie spirited citizen would deliberately
check progress by withholding his sup
port and his influence from an enter
prise which promises the best results for
all the people
In the success of the Fair every good
citizen should be concerned. and there
fore let every good citizeu be up and
doing
Why not do as in Dallas
Why not do as the Dallasitcs do?
In a few years Shreveport would he
one of the biggest on earth
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
IN THE CLUTCHES
w NJ Watson of the Watson House
Held on Serious Charge.

w. NJ. Watson, who has been in
charge of the Watson House. near the
Union Depot. is held on the charge Of
violating the prohibition law by keeping
grog or tippling house and selling
whiskey without 4 license.
The charge is by Detective Price and
Officer G. +. Johnson. who report having
secured sufficient evidence to convict.
Watson was released on bond of s.. 50
Watson's scheme. as alleged. was to
rent a room for $780, $3.50 and $500.
in which there always was the liquor in
the quantity covered by the price.
That such disposal of whiskey was
seemingly familiar to several people
some weeks since but there was then
the lack of evidence
Watson is well known throughout the
city and his arr It on such charge
vas shocking surprise To some of his
friends who were inclined to believe
that he was strictly n temperance man.
This case and Sheehan's s. also for sell
ing liquor. were postponed for trial on
Saturday next.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
CADDO LEVEE BOARD
othclal Proceedings Of the Session Held
Wednesday. February 10. 1000

At a special meeting Of the Caddo
Levee Board held at the office OF the
secretary this the 10Th day Of February
1000 there were present: W Y. Rob
son. president; J. J. Lay. John SenteIl.
w b. Means and W. P Hall. Alb
sent: John L. Gayle. LOUIS Lehman.
Minutes Of December TO- 1908. read
and approved
President Robson reported the com
pletion and full payment OF River Dale
lcvcc amounting to $4,000 After read
ing report. Mr.. Sentell offered the fol
lowing resolution:
BY MIR, ]. NJ. Sentell: Resolved, That
as 4 token Of our appreciation of the
prompt and personal attention given by
President w V Robson in taking
charge Of River Dale cvee (when the
contractor could not commence the
work on contract time) and practically
completing it. and also in his arranging
with outside capital to cash the Levee
Board warrants to pay for same. vote
Of thanks is due HIM and is hereby ex-
tended him by this Board
Unanimously adopted
President Robson reported that he
had made contract with Texas and Pa
cifIc Railway Company for crossings at
Dixie plantation levee. also for raising
and occupying portion of Pickett
1tvce, which contracts were presented
and filed with the secretary for safe
Eccping
On motion Of w p Hall the old
board adjourned sine die
W. Y. ROBSON, Pres.
S y KERLEY, Secretary
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
NEW, BOARD

Aittr adjournment Of the old board,
tac following members presented their
commissions from the Governor as
Comm ssioncrs of the Caddo Levec Dis
trict. which being filed with the acting
secretary. the new board proceeded to
organize with following result: J. NJ.
Robinson. acting president: W. b.
Means. W. v Robson. J. ]. Lay, H.
/. Hcilperin. J. w Dixon and John
Scntell
On motion of Mr. Heilpcrin. duly sec
onded, Mr.. w. V. Robson was ,,nani-
mously elected president.
On motion Of Mr.. John Sentell. duly
seconded Mr.. S N kerley was re-
elected secretary.
For attorney, Mr.. J. NJ. Robinson
nominated ID. r. Land. and Mr.. J. w.
Dixon nominated Mr. w. II. Scheen.
both being duly seconded. and the vote
was put viva voce. and Mr. Land was
declared duly elected
On motion Of MIR iIeilperin the sal
7ry Of the attorney was fixed at $4,000,
md the secretary at $4,000 per an
rum. Carried
Mrs George. representing estate of
K. NJ. George. appeared before the
board and asked an extension of thirty
days on notes. On motion same was re-
ferred to Attorney Land
On motion of Mr. Sentell the secre-
tary was instructed to make up state
ment of per diem due the members Of
the old board to this date and mail
checks for amount due. Carried.
The board then adjourned. subject to
call of the president
W. v ROBSON, Pres.
S. n. KERLEY. Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
REAL ESTATE MARKET
Record of Realty Transactions in the
City and Parish

Real estate transfers furnished by the
Caddo Abstract Co. Ltd 5i7 Marshall
street. opposite court house ] D Eu-
bank, president, F. \. Leonard. vice
president: Sam W. Mason. secretary
ID. p Eubank. treasurer.
Stephen Ford to A. T. Pardue, his in
,erest in southwest quarter OF southwest
quarter section 35Io-I5. $500.
Mrs Julia f. Francis to w r Ea-
son. property in town of Ida $437. so.
w. S. Johnston to l. b Harris. 5
acres i'll southwest quarter section 10
eo-14: $375.
Louisiana Real Estate and Develop
ment Co. to Anita Phelps kirsch. acre
lot J of southwest quarter Of southwest
quarter section ;,2o-15; $125.
A. 3. fierce to W. B. Means, lot in
town of Ida; $I55.
VIM Hamilton, trustee, to B. Hud-
son Bolmger. lot 81 of subdivision OF
east 30 acres of west 14o acres south
west quarter section Io-Io-I6; $50.
]. D. Wilkinson ct ais. trustees tc
Mrs, Viola Ashby Hale. lot 30 block q
Fairfield Heights; 500.
{. H. Churmond. trustee, to Busch
Everett Co., lots to 40 inclusive ex-
ccpt lots "a and IS of northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter section I6-2I-r5
$3.50.
c. W. Hardy to Busch Everett Co.
west half Of northeast quarter section
lo-2I-I5. less 10 acres: $I4oo
VIM. J. Thomason to Busch Everett
Co.. northeast quarter Of northwes
quarter and northwest quarter Of north
East quarter section IO-2I-,5. also soutl
hal fof northeast quarter section eo-22
IS. timber reserved; $1,000.
Louisiana Real Estate and Develop
ment Co to NJ Faverson, acre lot 4 o.
northwest quarter Of southwest quartz,
section 34-2Il5; $l25.
Succession of Morris Rrainard. b,
sheriff, to Geo. NJ. Agurs. north half o
west half OF southeast quarter sectio,
l4-22-I6; $2I5.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
TILLMAN'S TRIUMPH
The South Caroliuan Score, i'll the
Case of w d. Crum--Auempt to
Confirm Negro Collector Abandoned

The Picayunc's Washington special Of
February Q says: Senator 1l'lman is
happy tonight because of his victory
over President Roosevelt in the case of
DIR. Crum. the negro who was appointed
over his protest four years ago to be
Collector OF the Port Of Charleston. s.
G.. and rcappointed quite recently for
another term The President has IN
sisted that Crum should he confirmed or
rejected by the Senate, and Senator
illman has conducted tlibuster which
has delayed public business As much as
the administration could stand This
evening Senator Frye. who had charge
of the Crum case, proposed compro-
misc to Senator Culbcrson. the minority
leader. that the nomination go over to
March /, This overture was Declined
whcreupon Senator Frye stated that the
negro's name would be withdrawn
As President Roosevelt will hardly
select another candidate for this office
the matter will go over to the Taft ad
and give the incoming
President an early opportunity to de
clare his policy towards the South, His
friends have vainly endeavored to post
I,one the evil day when he shall pay off
or ,epudlate his alleged debt to the ne
eroes. but tonight they say the whole
matter may as well be settled at the be
ginning Of his term as later The Dem
ocrats particularly those from the
South. have taken the position that if
the President elect feels obliged to re
ward the negroes for their support of
his candidacy he should give them Fed
eral positions in New York. Chicago,
Baltimore, or other cities of the North,
and not thrust them upon the South
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11

escort Mrs Taft to the Louisville and
Nashville depot where they will sec
that she has every comfort on her trip
to Washington The committee will see
that very attention IS given % the lady
who will preside over the White House
for the next four years. The committee,
the Daughters Of the Revolution and Of
1912 and other societies composed OF
ladies of patriotic nature will supply
Mrs Taft's apartments at the hotel with
flowers and various decorations.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
CHARTER
OF THE ODDAC SOCIAL CLUB

State of Louisiana. Parish of Caddo
BE 1t remembered that on the 5th lay Of
February A. d. 1909, before me, Ed
ward F. Mills. a notary public, duly
commissioned and sworn for and within
the Parish and State aforesaid, person
ally came and appeared Thomas Golden.
Ed l.. Hermann, K G. Bradley, NJ K
Clark, John r. Messenger. Joe Pete,
James Kennedy. Cal Cross, William
Head. Ed Hummer. Joe f. Fried. s. A.
Ieatherstone. T. f. Hobson, Frank
McGuyrc. Howard Wesbaum Fred
DeIvey, II S. Dean. Henry Emgard,
Dave Shipiro, S. y Ycalock, w w
White. c. p Ellis. Fl f. McCutcheon.
l.. B Wilson, J. A. Fazzini. all resi-
dents of said Parish and State, who
stated and declared to me, notary pub
lie. that availing themselves Of the Con
>ti,ution and laws OF the State of Louis
lana. they have formed themselves, Is
well as such other persons as may here
after become associated with them, INTO
a corporate and body polite. and have
adopted and ordained as their charter
and act Of incorporation the following.
iO-Wit:
ARTICLE !.
The name and title of th, corpora
ton is hereby declared to be THE
ODDAC SOCIAL CLUB" and under
aid corporate name it shall have and
enjoy succession for a period of twenty
FIVE years, unless sooner dissolved as
hereinafter provided Its domicile is
hereby fixed at the City Of Shreveport,
Louisiana, in said Parish and State, and
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
RIVER AND WEATHER

This morning opened cloudy and
threatening.
River: Arthur City. Texas. 65; White
Cliffs. Ark. 4.o, 4 fal lof o.; Fulton,
Ark. 81 a fall of o.3; Spring Bank,
Ark. 62, rise Of o..3: Shreveport 2
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Increasing cloudiness and
warmer tonight and Friday
River forecast: The change will be
unimportant at Shreveport and points
above during the next q hours,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
sHRRlFFs sAL1'

sHRR1FFs sALA
Ne. ,Asee-ln he Firse Judieial ~
u;ct Court Of caddo Pariah. Leais-
iAns: Nra r K Hellin0swer0 ~
/. ]. 1udy.
Dy virtue Of writ of ssisuss and A's
q me issued from The Honorable First
J~dis;al Distrtct Court Of Caddo PsrisA.
Louisiana, in the shove Numbered md
ene;tled suis. have se;sed and viii o.
fer for sale at public auction. TOT cal.
according to Law. without The bens1s os
aepraieeneat, during the legal hours Soe
saies, 4 the principal front door Of ~
court house Of Caddo Parish, L.. %
SATURDAY. FEB. -. looa
Io<s 2. ;. l. 5. s. ? and 3 Of block ef
tAe ]. N. Howell subdivision Of the CITY
q Shreveport Caddo Parish. L.. -
eether with Ill the buildings anl ba-
erovements thereon. being he same
property bought BY the sa;d Is;sA II.
Rud, from Mrs. M. J. Furuaan The
sAove property seized - belongings -
he above defendant, aud 70 be cold 70
satisfy the amount specified in she ssid
witt. say II the sum Of >o7Sooo With J
per cent per annum interest from A.
gust "a. 1907; until paid. snd oil eoeee
~ suit. including 10 per cent o. sa'd
nm and interest O. steosney'e feeo.
J. P. FLOURN0Y.
csnr.s;an. Tan. u. Shesi6.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
NUMBER 8

all legal process shall be served on the
pre>ldc', At the office Of the company.
or IN his absence on the vice president.
ARTICLE II.
HE purpose for which this corpora
'lon Is formed and lis object is hereby
declared to be to promote social inter
course between is members. and to pro-
vide alnuscnent> and recreation for
them; t. own. to lease ot acquire a club
house or place for it. members. for
course, to promote and encourage
games of skill or othc'
tertalnment of lis men ...-
lie. as its board of III
nInc.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-11
TAFT RECEPTION
a Great Outpouring of the Populace in
New Orleans in Gala Asire-Enthu-
siasm Intense

A great outpouring of the populace
welcomed President elect Taft on his
arrival in New Orleans today. He was
greeted will, booming of artillery and to
the strains Of music from scores of
bands. Governor Sanders and staff with
Mayor Behrman and other dignitaries
of the city and prominent citizens. The
enthusiasm was intense.
The reception to Mrs. Taft was
equally as elaborate and cordial as those
in honor of her distinguished husband.
Mrs Taft, upon her arrival at the foot
of Canal street this afternoon was met
by the following committee and escorted
in carriages to the Pickwick Club,
where she will review the parade: Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Dufour. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Merrick. Mr.. and Mrs G..
H. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs Ivy G.. Kit
fridge, Mr. and Mrs B. c. Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Mortimer,
Mr.. and Mrs Wyatt Ingram. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Wight After the parade
has been reviewed Mrs. Taft y iii be
rendered a reception by the Pickwick
Club and introduced to number of
leading ladies and gentlemen. and re-
freshments will be served.
ATTEND CARNIVAL BALL.
Thursday night this special committee
will call for Mr. and Mrs. Taft and
Colonel Goethals and party at the
Grunewald, and escort them to the
French Opera House, where the party
will occupy the principal boxes and wit
ness the Carnival ball of the Elves of
Oberon
At noon Friday the committee. in au-
tomobles, will take Mrs Taft for a ride
around the city, which will include St
Charles avenue and portions Of the
French quarter and other places. The
ride will come to an end at the Country
Club at 1:;3o. where a reception and
luncheon will be given Mrs. Taft An
elaborate menu has been prepared and
the club building will be magnifcently
decorated with various colors, flags
drapcries Of all kinds. and costly flow
ers 1t is thought the reception will last
until almost dark Friday night. and at
| its conclusion Mrs. Taft will be escorted
| by the committee to her rooms at the
Grunewald hotel
No programme Of entertainment has
been arranged for Mrs. Taft OH Friday
night. the committee preferring to leave
the question with her 1t is thought that
probably Mrs. Taft will prefer to rest.
Chairman Dufour Of the committee to-
day stated that the committee was pre-
pared to entertain Mrs Taft in any wa,
she may decide Friday night, and will
gladly give her theater party or ban
quet tany Of the leading hotels or res
taurants, or anything that may be de-
cided upon.
Saturday morning the committee will
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-06-11
Rule Rumb1ings.
Crops look fine.

Crops look fine.
 Wheat is about ready to har- vest.
 The sick of the community are rep orted better this week.
 Mrs. Alta Smith of Osage wis., ited relatives at Rule Saturday
 Mrs. Suggs of Dry Fork is wis., iting her daughter Mrs. Will Sisco.
 Several of our boys and girls are attending the institute at Berryville this week.
 Claud Sisco returned home Saturd ay from Bellefonte, where he has been attsndi ing school.
 Miss Lizzie Mckinney of the Moore Cove spent Saturday and Sunday here with her sisters, Mrs. Bud Clancy and Mrs. E. F. Sims.
 Mrs. Lillie McMorris was over from Green Forest Tuesday and secured the assistants place in our school. Will Coxsey will be the principal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-06-11
ployed as principal of the Leslie

ployed as principal of the Leslie public school.
 Sam Charles of Fort Scott, Kansas, spent the day in Berry vile Monday with his father N. c. Charles. Commencing as a telegraph operator on the Frisco several years ago, Mir. Charles is now assistant to the superen : tendant of the great system.
 Frank Carroll left for Little Rock Monday to take Jess Evans to the penitentiary to serve a two year term for attempting to kill Abe West. He was convicted at the last term of the Eureka Springs' court and filed notice of appeal but failed to perfect it.
 While working in his garden near shade tree last Monday at 11:30 o'clock, and while looking up into the branches of the in- viting shade tree, Joe Fancher discovered swarm of bees set ting on limb of the tree. By assistance of neighbor Joe now has fine stand of bees.