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Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
Representative ]. |. Drown.
Reser Some Statements b. Andrews In His Articles Dealing With The
Annexation OF Wild Cat Corner To independence County

that | was in favor Of majority
rule and if q majority wanted the
change | would work for it.
Fact No. 3--After coming to
Little Rock Bro. E. W. James OF
Mobley sent me a petition for the
change. In few days Mr..
Street, representative from Sharp
county, showed me a petition
sent to him by Mr.. Andrews
which had several more names
than did the one had received.
The list shown me by Mr.. Street
had ten names which were on the
James petition, with a statement
that they had changed their
minds in the matter. ! told Mr..
Street that was for majority rule
and that if the majority did not
want the change would not pre-
sent the bill, and do not suppose
! will present it unless matters
change from what the are now.
Fact No. Al am not very
anxious to bring citizens into In
dependence county who have not
mind enough to know which side
Of the county line they want to
live on, In truth, | prefer that
they remain on the other side Of
the county line, where they can
help E, Byron Andrews into the
Office Of county Judge. For
should he come over the line he
would hardly have enough votes
to elect him justice Of the peace.
Fact No. s. Mr.. Andrews is
mistaken when he thinks that 10
of every 20 voters in Black River
township are republicans. Last
spring there were 90 democrats
voted in our democratic primary
and | was not 80 badly "yellow
dogged" but that | received 78
Of that number do not think
tho township voted Ito repub-
leans, but it did il Andrews
statement is true.
Fact No. 0--The majority Of
the voters Of Black River town
ship are republicans, and yet |
got larger vote in the general
election than did either of my re-
publican opponents. Why? Be-
cause they were my neighbors
end friends who have known me
for the last twenty five years and
they believed me to be truthful,
sober and honest,
In conclusion, ! wish say that
| rather surmise that Mr.. An
drews is moro interested in living
in an Office than in living in
Sharp county, but feeling that ii
is noediul for him to remain in
the latter TO get into the former,
ho works for both.
Yours for truth,
j. l.. Brown.
Little Rock, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
Thirteen Killed BY Cyclone.

Thirteen persons were killed
and many injured In u tornado
which passed over northeast AR"
kansas ono night last week and
thousands Of dollars worth Of
property was detroyed by the
destructive winds,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

kind" she said when asked for a
statement.
Miss Kissee is 19 years old.
Her baby, born last summer,
lived three weeks. Jones, who
has married since the birth of
the child, is in tho grocery busi-
ness at Mammoth Spring.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

William j. Bryan reiterates
that he will make another race
for president if the democratic
party wants him t@ Clearly, the
matter is now ur to the demo-
cratic party, for "Barkis is will
lin,' ="
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

A thief may steal thy purse
And make thee poor,
While for himself
He getteth gain,
But he who steals thine honor
Stealeth more,
For such he cannot use
Nor give it you again,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

Yesterday William II. Taft
took the oath Of Office as presi-
dent Of the United States, suc-
ceeding Theodore Roosevelt.
Can you tell any difference?
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

1t is very evident that those
legislators who appear to be in
such saving" mood are care
ful that their own salaries are not
chopped,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

The state house question is in
politics, where it will no doubt be
tho next time you hear from it.,
more's the pity.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

Editor Record Il see in your
paper that one Mr., e. Byron
Andrews Of Wild Cat Corner had
some things to say about one }.
L. Brown Of independence coun-
ty in which he charged the afore-
said Brown Of being a "yaller
dog" democrat, etc. Now, Mr..
Editor, | wish to say that for
over one-third Of q century !
have been, in my humble way,
trying to preach the gospel Of
Jesus Christ, and during this
time | have had to deal with
some very tough classes of peo-
pie, such as saloon keepers,
drunkards, gamblers and chick
en- stealing negroes, but never
have | been styled by any Of
these as a "yaller dog" That
work was left to be performed by
a man who thinks himself o
scholar, a statesman, a Christian
and a Baptist.
have an old, old book in my
home and have read in it some-
thing like this: Lord, who shall
abide in thy tabernacle, who
shall dwell in thy holy hill? lie
that walketh uprightly and work :
eth righteousness and SPEAK
ETH THE TRUTH IN his hear,
He that bacEbiteth not with
his tongue nor doeth evil to his
neighbor nor taketh up q RE.
PROACEI against his neighbor.
Bro. Andrews talks like ! am a
republican in politics, The
statement is untrue as will be at
tested by my republican friends
and neip hbors who have known
me for the last twenty-five years
But | can assure the gentleman
Of one thing, and that is that !
had rather be known as q truth
full, honest, sober republican than
have the name Of being q trick
cry, lying, whiskey'dr
democrat, even q "Whito dog"
democrat with such yellow spots
showing on mo. can further
assure him that / have never had
10 tell the folks that 81 am not
a yaller dog democrat, but tho
other breed" in order for them to
know the fact, My character has
always told, therefore it was new
or needful for me to print it in
the newspapers.
Now Mr.. Editor, as | have
many friends in Sharp county,
and many Of them read your
paper, think it but just and fair
| that ! give them the facts in the
case,
Fact No, l-Before came TO
! Little Rock | was informed that
q lot Of people living south Of the
middle line running east and
west through township ID, range
four, west, desired 10 have The
county line changed 80 as to pu,
them in independence county,
and ! was asked If they woulo
present petition for said change
If | would present bill 10 The
37th general assembly in order tt
get IT, | promised them that Il
the majority in that section de-
sired such u change would work
for it,
Fact No, BRO, George Jer'
nigan Of Mobley visited me ano
told mo that several wero oppos'
cd to such n change and thaI
they would file u petition against
II, lie Giod to diasuade me from
presenting the bill, but told hin
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
THE PHYSICIAN.

a. M' |Ooo'
rom the good county OF han
bolob. has introduced but one
bilI during the present session OF
he general assembly, and II this
Ine measure fairly represents
his gentleman's conception OF
Beneficial legislation, his efforts
4 law making should cease with
he beginning. Mr.. Doss' single
bi)l is aimed at the practiclng
bhvsicians and surgeons OF the
hate. and seeks to regulate the
les they shall charge for their
ervices. This bill states speclf-
caIly how much a physician or
urgeon may charge for each
nile of travel, what he shall have
or each prescription furnished a
batient, what shall DO his fee for
he amputation of a toe, finger,
be- or arm, and, in truth, is COM
blete in that it regulates the fees
i physicians to standard much
bwer no doubt than is now main
ained by any competent ply
ician or surgeon in the state.
lone people may be inclined to
gree with Mr.. Doss of Randolph
hat the lone creation Of his leg
slatjve brain should be made the
hw, but the Record is far from
n agreement with the supporters
1 this measure. Instead Of be-
he of of any benefit or a saving
b the people of Arkansas, we
Relieve the enactment Of the
Doss bill into law would posi-
lively prove a calamity and re-
kult in a loss Of money to the
eople, and even the loss OF hu-
ban life.
The law proposed by Mr.. Doss
a bit Of buncombe, II cheap
iece Of demagogism that should
ave no standing in the general
ssemhly or among the people.
The "q0ack" physician may
b charging oyorbitantlv for his
ileged medical services; indeed
be services Of the "snide" in
ny profession are costly at any
rice. But the reputable ply
ician, who has spent his means
md years Of bis time qualifying
is mind to battle intelligently
kith disease and death, is worthy
4 his hire, and is earning his
Pages and more-the gratitude
4 his country. If made q law
he DosJ bill would drive the
reputable, competent, honest and
Ihithful physician from his pro-
es'i>n or from tho state, turning
pc people over to the medical
ssaults of the incompetents and
Fquacks," and ono human life
acri(iced by the Doss bill and
Pc consequent practice Of the
unworthy and incompetent is
! more value than any amount
pc measure could save in dol
Prs and cents from this date un-
the end of time, If the gem
eman from Randolph really
lshes to do bis fellow man q
ervico Of inestimable value let
Jim build q law that will rolieve
Pc state OF that constant men-
Zee, the "enide" doctor, with
hom life Is cheap and who no
oubt, by lack Of training and
understanding, commits murder
p actually asil he had used the
irk or pistol, The man who
~ take tho responsibility Of q
uman llte in hio hands without
consciousness Of the serious
less Of his charge and import.
nee Of his position, and who
nows that he la not oompe.
PM to do all possible toward a
uoeeoaful termination Of this
Whab6n al ki iIiIst Ia q NJ
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

The salem Sun says OF Fulton
county's representative in the
general assemblyi ANY man
who will take u square look at
Jim OlIphant and feel u sense of
exultalon ought to be treated for
proud flesh on tho brain pam"
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

This store has'bee fl kAd to curtail the amount
of credit business done iAformer years and incorpo-
rate into it's business p the system of selling for
cash. This action h Il f@u found necessary in our
own interest, and coulcfl 4 explained by an nspec
tlon Of our books coverip the business for several
years.
We do not mean to say That our books are abso-
lutely closed to acconntss What we want is that
when an account is pacedSupon these books may
know that it is GER 1aAIN ASSET and not a
PROBABLE LIABILI1fY.
We take this method IA extending to those who
sincere gratitude an sta3d al all times ready to ex
business principles.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

The Cotter town council has
passed an ordinance keeping
hogs off the streets,
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gcrns.

Sn @on5ales bat man cine
duBerit erfolgrei6e gouttp- 6air ab-
gebalten. Die Musitellng mar iebr
biibib uno Der 8eiub ein por5iigli=
der. 8eion0eres sSnterefe erregte
Die S6ulausitenung. Sdglih ian=
ben Hennen unb allbere lnterboI=
tungen itatt. 0ie Sair oauerte orci
Gage. 9lub in 2ofbart bielt
man tpabre1o Der Ietten Gage cine
groBe Joir ab, Die iebr erfolgreih
Derlmlfen ieini ioa.
&i1ter Broofs bonn &rinli=
nal-Ippella ellationsgeribt in MuItin bat
in einem offenen 8riefe an 6. 6.
Sigbimitb in 9oulton Die grflGrung
abgegeben, oaB ein einfades
Staats rib(bitionsseies, mel9es
Die 2egislatlir annebnne, obne bie
WaBregel oent 8oIfe CUR gbIsim-
mung Dor5ulegen, ullfonititutionen
iein iDeroe uno 6aB er, ipenn er
@ollberneur iei unb bic 2egislatur
Elm ioldes @eieb annebmen Ioae,
ge5Dungen iein tpiiroe, es nit iei-
mem Veto 81 belegen.
Der 8eiud Der glus1tellunq
IN Dallas uberiteigt aaes bisber oa-
gelDeiene. Bis Sreitag abeno Dat=
ten, nod Dem 8eri6t Ser geoni-
ten, iiber 100000 Herionen oie
Shorten paifiert. 9abei lit Die Mus-
iteQnng crit feit norigen Sanlltag
eroffnet.
Ser S6iiberperein in Noros
beim gab anl Mitttpob elm gro6es.
nnger1ein erfolgreid) berlnnIenes
Set. Ser 5eit5ug mar elmer Der
idoniten, Die ie in Norobeirn gelc-
ZEN jino.
Srl Nlter bon ungef1br 81
Sabren ifarb in 9oufton Elm getDii-
Ter Mlbert 8uid. Der Mann mur-
De betpuBtlos nah einem 5anoto-
RUM gebraht iulo itarb, obne iein
genuBtiein uieoer erlangt 81 ba-
ben. gus Yopieren Die er BEL fi6
batte, erfubr man ieinen 9amen.
Wober er itanmt neiB man nod
nidt genau.
u. Gobben, Ser Yr1iibent ser
SolltbDeitern JueI Gompanp bat
einen Brief an Den goriibenoen
beg 3udtbaus-lr -lrnteriuhungs
tes, geriftet in Dem er Die &iG-
tigfeit Der 9lngaben be5iiglidJ Der
3nitdnoe in oen Minen Der @eieG-
i6aft 5r galpert beltreitet.
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Die stabt 8iebri6 lit als Ser paI-
ien6ite Srt 5ur 9lufitelnng ge=
Dablt, 9ort befano iid big gum
Sabre 1866 Die Sonlmerrelioens neg
Seraogs BON geaiiau. gei Musbrllh
oes -oiterreidiiben Som
lifts trat 6er5og 9loolf auf Die Sci
te Seiterreids. @r gine ieines 2nn=
oes berlnitig nel6es Dem &onig-
reid BreuBen einnerleibt tpuroe.
9as Natinnalfontite ser fnba=
niiben &onlerpatipen Bot in 9a-
pana cine Sibung abgebalten, Inn
iid iiber Die fiinftige politii9e SteI-
lung Der 8artei gu beraten. Gie
8eratung fiibrte 5ur Mnnabnle oes
geiblniies, oaB Die Yartei fiinftig
ben Braiioenten @ome5 nidbt r,lebr
unterftiisen lperoe, oa feline 9ermal=
trhg ein poaitanoiger SebIi6lag ici.
Die Srauerfeier au gbren oes,
pie gemeloet, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@ebeineil Sberregierngsrats Gilbert
WieBner. ShotunenperlDolters uno
Hripatfall5lers bes Oeutihen aai=
iers, geitaltete fid) all elmer 1uBeri1
ein6rudsbollen Gereltloilie. 9ie ssn-
nalioenfirde perno1te Die Mengp
Der 2eiotraeenoen fauin 5u faIien.
&aiier @ilbeln1 ipeIher @eiebner
auBeroroentlih boblfdste, nobm
nit sroBenl @efoIge an Der Sraner-
feier tell.
8or Dem 5ult1nbigen Werift
in 2eip5ig bat Der leniationelle pro-
5eB gesen ben 9feoafteur Or.
9lrtbur HleiBen uno feline Neitange-
flagten iein gnoe errei9t, pel9e
ii6 idnnltlid negen Sausfrieoens-
bruds uno 9iebitabls gu peronttuor-
ten batten in gerbinoung nit oen
grpreiierbriefen, Die ieiner 3eit an
oie gerIegerfirn1a S. s. @eber
geri6tet iporOen maren. BleiBner
nuroe gu oreibunoert Marf @eIb-
itrafe perurteilt, SSuitiarat 3ieler 5u
misunderstanding Marf. 9ie iibri-
gen muroen freigeiprohen.
Sm WansfeIoer 9ergrepier lit
Die 3abl Der @usIt1noigen idon
i'm 3uriifaeben begriffen. Gin @e-
neralltreif, nit beiien gpentualitat
nod fiir5lid gere6net moroen ipar,
eri6eint iest als unnOgIid, neil
eS on elmer itraffen Srganiiatioal
nnter ben itreifenoen 8ergleuten
mangelt. afebrfad iino SdlG-
gereien 5lpilAen Stnoeilten
uno @rbeitstpinigen borgefomnen.
Das Wailitar mllroe gum @ininrel-
ten beoroert rtfb 1teate Die Gube
in ollen 6aaen in berbaltnismGbig
fiir8er 3eit ipieber ber. Mebrere
oerer, Die am Sanogemenge betei-
ligt maren, puroen in Saft genonl-
men.
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9liiociation" bat ein offenes Sdrei=
ben an bas @olf Der Ser. Staaien
geridtet ur1o buiielbe unter Sim
ipeis auf Die geotipenoigfeit Der gr=
baltung unierer natiirliden Silfs-
mittel su gen1eirianen 9an6eln
aufgeforoert 0ie @eieal6aft bat
ferner beidloiienL llnter Der 2ei=
tl1tg oes friiberen Brd1ioenten Der
SarDaro=llniperiitat, Or. Gbarles
IS. gliot, eirle energiibe &arnpagne
Der. MnffIarlng nno Der lteberira=
dung gu beginner nnb Iotpol ben
.Staaten ipie Der 8llnbesregierung
geipiiie administrative MaBna6men
gu en1pfebIen. Der @eieGidaft 3e-
boren oie angeiebeniten 8iireer Des
2anoes an. @ier tpltroe I'M 5. 9lpe.=
@ebduoe Die @auptoffice Ser @eiea-
idaft eroffnet, Die li1 bereits orga-
r1ifiert bat uno bort Die n1iir1oll6e
ooer idrifHi6e @pplifation behufs
Muftabme als Weitglie6 ertgegen=
tlin1n1t. gs iolIen 70 raid ipie ntog-
lid 3meigoffices in aaen groBererl
Sfdoten beg 2anoes eroffnet per.
oen SSeoer anlerifaniide 8iirger
fam Witglieo merben, ll1o es miro
eriDartet, oaB Die MitgIieoer5abI
fih raid auf Sunoerttaule1oe itei=
npru fnirA Nie Vpnn1tpt1 Aer MpfpIl~
idaft iittb: Hrdiioent, Or. CHARLES
8. eliot BON Cambridge, Maii.;;
gice=Graiioent, 8alter 8. Siiber
BON Chicago; Sefretar, Gbomas H.
Sbipp BON SeSnOianapolis, Sno.
Die Seem gorfer Sraren-
Stinmre6tlerinnen boben cine pon
talienb Gerlonen belu1te
&onbention abgebalten uno 8elbliil-
le angenonnetl in 6enen lie pol-
les Stinunre1t berlangens
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@elb fommtt in Samfen

an N. M. Chisholm, bon Ereootuea,
q. 9. Sein @runo lift ser Mube inert
5u leien. u5eit LANCER 3eit litt ith
an unberoaulihfeit, TRIGGER 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, Nerbofit1t uno oIge-
meiner 5dpade", i6reibt er. Sd,
fonnte nidt idlafen, batte feinen 9[p-
petit, feinen gbrgeis u1rb tpurbe nit
ieoem Sage i6mdder, tros aner me-
oi5iniiden geban6Iung. Damn ge.
braudte id Electric 9itters". IL
Slaiden gaben mir 6ie alte araft
nn6 @eiunobeit ipieoer. Mun fam id
pieoer ieoen Sag meine @eId1ftc
beiorgen. gs lit eine tpunoerbare
Weoi5in. 11nfebIbar fir Magen, 2c-
Der, Meren 8Iut uno geerbe. so
@ts. BET allen Drnggi1ten.
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@erftoieSei1te ams!
@ebt tbmen Siilfe nmb mande @an
antumier 2emte tuerben gliif=
ltdjer ietn.
u@irft oie 2ebens-2eine ousl"
CN.o c..Ic.

o@irft oie 2ebens-2eine ousl"
Die Rieren brau6en Siilfe.
Sic itno iiberarbeitet - fonnell
oas @ift ni6t aus Dem 8lute filtrie.
rem.
Sic tperoen nit ieoer Weillutc
i6litnner.
8olt SIR Sbnen belfen2
9oons Nieren Binen baben tout
ienoe bon Nieren-2eioenoe bonn Gan-
De Der gerameiflung snriidgebraht.
&urieren irgenb cine Mrt BON Me=
ren-2eiben.
Nsrs. Marie GoBnann, 615 Mon-
tana StraBe, iaet: SD gebrau6te
9oans Nieren-Hillen Dor 3 Sabren
nno lernte in iener 3eit ibren groRe:l
8ert idaben. Sic taten mir oiel
@utes uno babe id ieitoem feline
ODER penig 8ei9meroen bon meittea
9aeren.. Cine 6reunoin flagte
iiber Nieren-2eioen nno i1 enlpfo6i
.ibr Doans geieren BiQen. sic fouf-
te einen @orrat bon Der 8erar 9rus
60. II. ipuroe nod ibretl @ebrauh
prompt gebeilt. Sb babe bolles 3u-
4trauen IN oiele ipertpone Nieren-Me-
oi5in uno 5oaere ni1t, bieielbe all
empfeblen."
Gum 8erfauf bel alien 9anolern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60, 8uffaIo, Seem Yorf, aneitliee
Maerten fir Die Ser. Staatett.
grinnert gu6 oes gearnens =,
Doans lin0 nebmt feline a1oeren.
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Gins mad) bem anSerm.

Der HrGii6ent ift bier getueien,
Ser HrGiibent lit tuie6er furt!
Wtr tuerben btel mod ppn tim Ieien,
Sebph aus eimem anbern Srt.
g4ir baben tuirbis tim empfansen
tlnb ibm gefetert aud gar febr;
Wtebr fpnnte er ia ntft perIangen
t1n ct begebrte aud nidbt mebr,
Su sims benn ber geImd sm Gn6e
90 beroli6 er aud ititmer fei,
Wtan brtift gum Mbfhie6 fih bic span6e--
Gr retfte ab - nun tits pprbet.
Bum fummt mas Mmb'res an bic 0ieibc,
Sd oenfe iunl, baS ndd)ite tpGr'
Dem i'd bier Meine 9eter tueibe:
Ste Snternatipnale Jair.
Gin ieiner arbeit amferit fleifis
Sas GDutite i1pn Iange mar,
9at Mles drrangtert gang tuetslid,
Sur fd35niten Jair im bteieut Sabr.
Sic brimgen gieles mns tatiadlid
g8as nns erftaunen tuiro gar iebr,
9enn tn Der 2nft fabrt gang gentGdlidj
Serrn strobels 2mftidiff BIN ,tnb fer.
Die 8ennen tpnnte nns perbinbern
Sas Wettperbpt np1 lange ntdJt,
Hnr Gins min mir bic Jrenbe ntinbern,
DAP nnier Vpnpernenr nprt iprtbt.
Gp lit bei allen snten Gadjen
Gin Er1pfhen 8ernInt INNER bier,
Nan fann basesen ia nidbts maten
Inns tr5ftet has u lamp gter!
Sci alfem Nenem, has sefpmmen,
Sas alte ipir berseifen idJier,
Odd bab' id md BON ntd5ts pernpnlmen,
9as beffer, ais Glamu 8ier.
60 large nns bieies bleibt erbaIten,
Siebt aud BITE Belt sans rpfiB aus,
Wsau lakt ben lteben Optt hamn tpalten
ltnh jast bic Wsmderbanh' mad Sams.
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Oas ,8erliner Soaeblatt" 81

@~oS -NOCittltSL TSuS6OlQII Pl-
fdbrt, oaB Die &onferen5en oes
Stoatsiefretars oes sSnnern 9elbriid
NIT 8ertretern Ser &aIi=Sssnonitrie
ino Der intereifierten 8unoesltaa-
ten ein oefiltitipes @rgebnis gebabt
boben. Dem 9feidstag ion bolo
nah ieiilen1 @ieoer5uianmentreten
eine @eiesporlage 5ugeben, peld)e
bauptiddli6 Die &onlbinotion:
Musfubr5on uno 3pangsfontigentie=
rung entbdlt.
Die &riiis in Sirnlano lit,
mie cine 9epeide aus Seliingfors
meloet binausgeidoben. 9ie finn-
lanoilden Senatoren boben eirse-
milligt Dorldufie nod i'm Mmt 5u
bleiben, ielbit nenn Die rliIiiihe
@egierune lire Militar-S -Soroerun-
gen er5iDingen ioate.
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Sin idredlides 5didial abaemenoet.

SD mare omr9 eiren boie!l
Sdnitt an elmer 4niefheibe 5eitie-
bens elm &riippeI gelporoen", idreibt
Granf Disberrp, &iaiber, MiB., uob-
ne 8udlens Irnica, peIhe nit balo
furierte." l1nfebIbar fir @unoen,
5dnitte uno QuetIdungen, es fu-
riert bal6:: 8erbrennung, alte @e-
idpiire, @eulen uno 9ai1tausidI1-
ge. Das bette WaitteI fir @6r1orrEoi-
ben. 25 gts. Bel aIlen DruggiIten.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-21
HANSEN BACHELOR GONE.
L. L. Rutledge Marries Miss McFar.
lane, of Hepburn.
Hansen, Jan. goth, 1870


George Garrison came Tuesday with
his crew of men to do the plastering
on the Townsite Co.'s building. The
building will soon be completed and
ready for use,
A very interesting program was
given by the school children Friday
afternoon Several visitors were pres
ent
Those who took the train for Twin
Falls Saturday were as follows: T. E.
GrisWOld, Frank Brewer, Geo. Eichen-
laub, Vivian Goode and Joe Troelich.
t. L. Rutlidge of Hansen and Miss
Anna McFarlane of Hepburn, were
united in marriage Thursday after
noon, Jan. IA, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Goode, Rev. W. H. Parker
of Twin Falls, officiating. After the
ceremony an elegant three-course din
ner was served by Mrs. Goode. The
table was beautifully decorated with
carnations and Smilax. Those who
witnessed the ceremony were: Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Hinton, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. N. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Upton,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Goode, Mrs. F. M Towne,
Fern Towne, Ethel Towne, Helen
Goode, William McFarlane, Dave Nc
Farlane OF Hepburn, Arthur Towne,
Frank Brewer and Vivian GoOde. AT
ter dinner was over and good social
time was enjoyed, Mr.. and Mrs Rut-
lidge left amidst shower of rice, for
Mr.. Rutlidge's homestead near Muir
laugh. The groom has long been a
resident of Hansen, and is we'll known
throughout the community. His many
friends wish him and his bride hap
Ply and prosperous life.
A. J. Newton, a sheepman from Sho-
shone, was Hansen visitor Satur-
day. He came down from the Wool
Growers association at Pocatello. He
reported very interesting meeting.
Mr.. Hull, the piano tuner of the
Twin Falls Music House, came out on
the Wednesday morning freight and
tuned pianos for F. NJ Towne and C.
E. Edwards.
The Misses Wilma and Thelma Ca
nine, and their brother, Carl Canine,
came out on the Saturday evening
train and were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Towne until Mon
day afternoon.
W. l.. Goode was in Kimberly Mon
day transacting business.
A. E. Hagler, carpenter from Twin
Falls, came out Sunday evening on
the Sunday evening train. He is help
ing Frank Brewer this week on the
TOwnsite Co.'s building
H. A. Partridge, from Nampa, is in
Hansen this week looking after his
ranch near the headgates.
A. L. Towne was Kimberly visitor
Monday
Twin Falls visitors Monday were F.
e. Griswold, Peter Link, John Wal
ton, Pratt Walton and H. A. Part
ridge.
Mrs. Harrison died at her home
near Hansen Thursday night, Jan IA.
The funeral was held Saturday. In
torunanf In Twin Falls camafarY