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The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Cases Disposed of Several Continued
 to Next Term.

The following cases have been disposed of this week, with the exception of the w. l.. Gates seduction case, which was in the hands of the jury at the hour of going to press:
 State vs. Curry Denison, dis turbiug the peace; bond forfeited, alias warrant issued.
 State vs. Ed Sutton, grand lar. ceny, plea of guilty in one count, second dismissed, penitentiary for one year.
 State vs. Oden Steyart; aggrs- vated assault, plea of guilty, fine $50 and one hour in jail.
 State vs. c. E. Williams, em- bezzlement; dismissed.
 State vs. John Randall, gam ing; dismissed.
 A. B. Lewis vs. Mena Lumber Company, dismissed.
 w. Heymau vs. w. P. Harwell, continued for want of service.
 Bert & Russell Company vs. Mena Lumber Company and N. M. Roach; judgment by default.
 w. T. Adams vs. N. w. Moor and Farmers and Merchants Bank; judgment by default foi papers, cost assessed against plaintiff.
 B. s. Petefish vs. Frank AL stott, dismissed al cost of defend. ant.
 Percy Gill vs. E. Ashley Mears; continued.
 w. w. Stephens vs. Wander voort Lumber Company; contin- ued.
 J. K. Davis vs. ]. o. Whitlock; dismissed. J. V. Wages vs. Mena Lumber Company; continued.
 J. A. Lewis vs. w. M. Jones. now on trial.
 State ys, Will l.. Gates, seduc- tiou; on trial.
 State vs. Fred Sikes and Brad Cogar, disturbing the peace; con. tinued.
 State vs. Curb Gates, disturb. ing the peace; plea of guilty, | fined $10.
 State vs. Dolph Morris, bre ach of peace; dismissed.
 State vs. Andrew Boswell. drunk at gathering; continued.
 State vs. Tom Faulkner, drunk at gathering; continued.
 State vs. John Far, carving SvG weapons; plea of guilty, fined G. E. and c. J. Barnard vs. Farmers and Merchants Bank and s. s. Carder; continued.
 U. k. and c. J. Barnard ys. National Bank of Mena; contin- ued.
 Perry Brown vs. w. T. Whit tenburg; continued.
 lsom Ayauts vs. J. T. McKin- ney ct al; continued.
 J. A. Lewis vs. w. M. Jones. mlstrial, jury discharged, case continued.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
BIG FORK BITS,

Frost did considerable dana ge to vegetation Saturday night.
 Little Bates of this place visit ed in Montgomery county Sunday. Stephen Bates made a flying trip to Mena the first of the week.
 The Rev. Isaac Bates of Board Camp was caller at Big Fork Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Strickland of Board Camp were the guests of G. B. Bates Sunday.
 Messrs. Valentine aud Simpson of this place departed for Egger early Sunday morning.
 A. K. Bates of this place visited in Montgomery county Sunday, returning home Monday.
 Among the many visitors at Big Fork Sunday was the Rev. Virgil s. Ferguson of Red Bird. .. E. Holmes and Miss Ellen Nixon and Ed Medford and Miss Dollie Suits, all of Egger, were in Big Fork Sunday.
 Ben Spear, accompanied by his sisters, Misses Florence and Pol ly, of Slatington were visitors at the home of Y. D. Bates Sunday. The Rev. c. A. Aberuathy of Jansen delivered a very interest ing discourse at the Primitive Baptist church at this place Sum- day.
 K. P. q.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
LAYTON ITEnS.

Judge Bell went to Fort Worth last week.
 P. k. lowry went to Kansas City last week.
 Mrs. c. c. Etchison went tC Mena Saturday. $. c. Trout went to McCurtain, Ok, last week, returning Mon day.
 Mrs. H. G. McNeil and chil- dren arrived last week to join Mir. McNeil.
 Mir. Paul Green and Miss Irene lowry were married last Friday by the Rev. Barnett.
 Hiram.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

homa, but says old Polk looks good yet.
 Miss Pearl Mitchell spent Fri day with her sister, Mrs. w. A. Wood, and family near Egger. The writer was informed that Friday and Saturday before the second Sunday iu May is the time set to clean off the Concord ceme- tery. Let every one who has rel atives resting there come and lend a helping hand. The deco ration is to be the third Sunday in May.
 Redhead.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
CUBANOLA NEWS,

Mrs. Hobson is sick.
 Ben Holly was in Mena Thurs. day on business.
 Dr. Hammond, from De Queen, was in town Thursday.
 The death of Mrs. Annie Ed mond on the 29th saddened the community. She was a newcomer and had made many improve ments on her homestead. She left sou to mourn her death. Miss Bell Clay, sister of our de. parted friend, arrived from Phil adelphia Monday.
 C. C. w.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
MT. FORK NEWS.

Most everybody is enjoying go ,d health iu this section. A. w. Bales and wife of Pot ter attended church at Oak Grove Sunday.
 The gardens look black since the frost, There wasn't much cotton up in this section for the frost 10 catch.
 Walter Crawford has got the best hounds near Mt. Fork. They run rabbits till noon, and put up stake on the trial SO they will know where to begin after dinner.
 Bachelor.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
Concord Decoration May l6.
Ink. Ark. Nj

Ink, Ark, May ,.
 Editor Star:-There will De | public decoration of the CouSoi cemetery on Sunday, May N In the program will be the la' lowing subjects: Life, Deaii and the Resurrectiou," dlscnssl by the Rev D. A. Squires Of Ra Rev. Pipkin of Mena and Poo. N. l.. Whisenhuut of Acofh Services will begin promptly 2 10 o'clock. Every body iuyiisd
 J. C. Yell,
 Chairman of Com.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
HELEN HINTS

Miss Sarah Scott, postmistress, was in Mena the first of the week. D. $. Walls is ready to move his saw mill over to the old Red Bird site.
 The Rev. Ernest Patterson of Waldron was the guest of Rev. Elijah Abee Saturday and Sum- day, and delivered several soul thrilling sermons.
 Blue Bell.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
Notice of Horticultural Meeting.

The regular monthly meeIlus of the Polk County Horticullu'' Society will be held on Saluraal, May s, at city hall at ? p. m h ~ all members aud interested per sons come out.
 By order of the president.
 M. $. Schermerhorn'
 Secretary
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
Taking Up Geological Survey.

A corps of surveyors, under IH command of A. II. Purdue as chid representing the government, n John Barrett of Jonesboro, Arh representing the University of A kansas. left Mena Tuesday for point near Cove, where the work making a geological survey will taken up where left off last fall
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
flows This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars keM"IIIaIn Ss IIaIn case of catarrh that cannot be c@ureu @ royada0 py Catarrh Cure. F. J. CH EN Ef &CO., Io'gFi' ! We, the undersigned, have knoWm knor'.aye hls Cheney for the last 10 years. and po,aisssnsaci perfectly honorable in all business aat nstn an, Ions and financially able to carry o'' obligations made py ms nrin. .,n
 Waiding. Kinnan X Marvlh,. Q
 Wholesale Druggists, .on,rajlg Iialrs Cata. rh Cure is taken i'r, ',,,,s.sA acting directly upon the blood ana .,s sCs surfaces of the system. Testiihoh's free. ,.,.ao0.
 F.J. CHENEY & CO, Tole''s' Soldby all Druggists, Toe .,,oatioB Take Hali Family Pills Tor consAp
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
HATFIELD HINTS.

Mrs. T. NJ. Dover is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Hilton, at Wickes this week.
 Will Meeks and w. c. Benson will conduct an all-day singing at Pleasant fill next Sunday.
 Arthur Threweft, one of the oldest citizens of this county, age 50 years, departed this life last
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
No Others.

" IS In class by itself. It has no .lt@'s. att it cures where others merelv relieve. For aches, pains. stiff ioint:
 cuts, burns, bites. etc, .it is inc nninI,' ,hs' sSt TH ana surest remedy ever deyised
 we we mean Hunts Lightning Oil 5oc and Poe bottles. For sale by aii' aIi ,,.', oVc CTS '"ae oy aii deal-
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
Children's Day at Cherry Hill.

There will be Chlldren's Dil services at Cherry Hill next Sur day. An excellent program Tla be given. Services begin q 9:30 a. III. an q conllnulos through the day. Dinner on la' ground. Come and epJ la' dny.
 w. E. Justice Chairman of Commiettee on ITO gram.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
A Smile

IS pretty havd thing to accomplish when you're blue, bilious and ont i oi sorts. There is a sure cure for ali klnds oi stomach and liver complains constipation and dyspepsia. Bal. lard Heroine is mild, yet absolntelv efective in all cases Price 5f cent per bottle. Sold by Gunnels Drug co
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
WARNING ORDER.

v I,. rI1T $. $. Baker, plaintiff, vs. W. IF ,,e PeIE and $. II. Gardner, defcndants-ln ins Chancery Court $ T. The defendants, W. II. GardneI a, sh,s CoHfi Gardner, are warned to appear ln ,ha coi within thirty days. and afsMea plasnt Of the plaintitf. $. \ itihe., .,o cleEk May |. lyNa. II. J. 0te0n iS-it
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

For sale cheap, good 4oilo',si '.s power boiler, engine loxla, 'y good saw rig. Inquire ! z Dover, Hatfield, Arkansas
 ls.9n0
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST
 AS GATHERED BY IHE- CORRESP0 NDENTS

The Items sent in from Vinegar Hill last week hy BIlly NosoN did not arrive until Thursday--after The Star was printed.-Ed.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

and hold his hand over his nose iu order to breathe.
 N. P. Richardson was up from Hatfield Wednesday.
 Mack Goodner of Oden was in the city Wednesday.
 Perry Harris of Eagleton was in the city Wednesday.
 H. M. Fowler and wife were in the city from Big Fork We'd nesday.
 Postmaster James Holbird of Gate, Scott county, was trading with our merchants Wednesday.
 C. C. Mitchell, who formerly lived on the Ouachita near Mena, came in Tuesday. from Weleetka, Ok, to visit a few days with relatives and friends.
 Prof. Edwin Rabun, who re- sided for some twelve years near Jansen, has been visiting for several days in the city. He left Wednesday for Poteau, OR.
 T. l.. Cheek, who with lis family moved to Texas recently, writes to The Star from Wickes that he has got back to good old Polk county again and wants his paper changed to Wickes.
 Alexander Fitz and August Hannas arrived here from Wis consin Tuesday. They say that when they started, April 2S, there was a heavy snow on the ground. They are guests of George Sunderman, and prob ably will locate near Meua. J. w. Edwards has received a postal card from his son Merle, now al Marceline, Mo, stating that on Monday a snow was falling there, and that the fruit had practically all been killed by freezing weather. On Mir. Ed wards place here peaches are growing that are larger than the ball of mans thumb, and all kinds of vegetation is doing fiue.
 Miss Clyde Whitfield left Tues day night for her home in Com merce, Tex. She has been visit ing her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Whitfield of Quito, and her sister, Mrs. Hugh Stapp of this city for several months.
 Dr. K. c. Maxwell returned Saturday from a two weeks trip through Montgomery county. While there he took considerable interest in the agricultural school proposition, and says the people of Montgomery county are all anxious to see one of the schools located near Mena.
 w. w. Rowton, Mrs. j.. M. Ha wthorn and Mrs. Jesse Reece left Monday for Womble in re- sponse to message stating that thelr mother. Mrs. w. c. Rowton, was dangerously Ill. That night Jesse Reece received phone message saying Mrs. Howton was some better.
 A. Dauville, with the Bear State Lumber Company, of Wom- ble, was in the city Mnoday. He iePoits business at that place as improving, and says the Black Springs Lumber Company, which was burned out some time ago. is rebuilding, and will soon be ready for business. Mr. Dan. vile was accompanied by a MT. jorden of Chicago, wbo will have charge of the blaming mill at Womble.
 A Smile
 is pretty hard thing to accomplisb when you're blue, bilious and ont of sorts. There is a sure cure for ali kinds of stomach and liver complains constipation and dyspepsia. Raj. lard's Heroine is mild, yet absomtelv n
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06
PERSONAL NOTES

J. l.. Oliver and family visited at Rocky Sunday.
 J. s. Lofts and son of Egger visited iu the city Monday. Amzi Winton and wife of Rocky visited in the city Sunday.
 Prof. c. w. Johnson of Gram his was ID the city Tuesday.
 c. A. Stewart came up from King Spur Wednesday.
 Dr. W. w. Philpot and wife of Egger were in the city Monday. 10. and J. w. Gates were in the city from Hatfield Tuesday.
 Robert Gamble and Thomas Metcalf were in from oden Sat urday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sanford were in from Board Camp We'd nesday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Sam Goodner, Sunday morning, g. pound girl.
 Ben Gipson and Andy Harwell returned to Hatfield on the local Saturday morning.
 Reece Cox and Bob Perrin of Black Springs are attending cir cult court this week.
 Tuesday was Voucher Day" for old soldiers, and about forty of them were in town. | s. E. and Dutch Addington, merchants of Bethel, Ok, were buying in Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Conser of Conser, Ok, are visiting Mrs. D. U. Wood, Mrs. Conser's sister.
 Herman Bush of Saxton, Ger many, arrived in Mena several days ago to purchase a farm and locate here.
 | Joe Goodner returned Sun day from Oden, where he had been to take his mother for 8 weeks visit.
 K. T. Harrison of the soutt side is preparing to move hls family to Bethesda Springs fol the summer.
 Uncle Marion Williams of Ran som was in the city Saturday
 He has rented his farm and vii rest awhile.
 M. w. Izard received word
 from his brother, Dr. J. l. Izard , reporting the arrival of. a bab, boy at their home at Wickes. | B. A. Duncan left Saturday fo , Monroe, La., in response to ;
 message from his son, Charles 3 telling of the death of a child. Miss Maud Barton, teacher il
 the high school, left Frida afternoon to spend Saturday ant Sunday with home folks at Cove
 Miss Mamie Ferris, formerl' with the Mena Mercantile Com pany, has accepted a position witt the Thacker Dry Goods Company w. A. Garner and Guy Brewer | both of the forestry service, cam
 iu from Montgomery countl Tuesday on business with th , head office located here. t J. G. JohEs of Hatton, who ha
 been seriously iii at the home O . H. P. Robie for the past ten days is reported much better and lief Tuesday afternoon for his home 
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Foug hty : who live about Is miles northeas i. of Mena, were in town Monday They report considerable fros , Saturday morning, but little req 1, damage to crops. A,ois Baader and his brother Joseph Baader. two Germ an direct from Baden, are here being shown over the country by Georg, Sunderman. They expect t purchase farms near Mepa. w. l.. Cupet, merchant an' postmaster of Bethel, Ok, wa in the city on business Tuesday Mir. Cupet lives about fifty mile, from Mena but comes here fo uearly all supplies for his store Officer A. McMlllan report that the rabid dog killed west o
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Miss Clyde Whitfield left Tues day night for her home in Con- merce, Tex. She has been visit ing her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. Whitfield of Quito, and her sister, Mrs. Hugh Stapp of this city for several months.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

and hold his hand over his nose iu order to breathe.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

N. P. Richardson was up from Hatfield Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

WIT Bradbury returned Tues day from an extended visit to points in Oklahoma and Texas. including his old home. Carthage, Tex. He says Mena is stlll the best town on the map,
 ln his opinion. la one Texas town ihe sand storms were so severe that he had to wear large goggles to protect his eyes,
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

J. w. Edwards has received a postal card from his son Merle, now al Marceline, Mo, stating that on Monday a snow was falling there, and that the fruit had practically all been killed by freezing weather. On Mir. Ed wards place here peaches are growing that are larger than the ball of mans thumb, and all
 kinds of vegetation IS doing fue.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Mack Goodner of Oden was in the city Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Prof. Edwin Rabun, who re- sided for some twelve years near Jansen, has been visiting for several days in the city. He left Wednesday for Poteau, OR.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Postmaster James Holbird of Gate, Scott county, was trading with our merchants Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

C. c. Mitchell, who formerly lived on the Ouachita near Mena, came in Tuesday. from Weleetka, Ok, to visit a few days with relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

T. l.. Cheek, who with lis family moved to Texas recently, writes to The Star from Wickes that he has got back to good old Polk county again and wants his paper changed to Wickes.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Perry Harris of Eagleton was in the city Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Alexander Fitz and August Hannas arrived here from Wis consin Tuesday. They say that when they started, April 28, there was heavy snow on the ground. They are guests of George Sunderman, and prob ably will locate near Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

H. M. Fowler and wife were in the city from Big Fork We'd nesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

Dr. K. c. Maxwell returned Saturday from two weeks trip through Montgomery county. While there he took considerable interest in the agricultural school proposition, and says the people ot Montgomery county are all anxious to see one of the schools located near Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-05-06

w. W. Rowton, Mrs. J. M. Hawthorn and Mrs. Jesse Reece left Monday for Womble in re- sponse to message stating that their mother. Mrs. w. c. Rowton, was dangerously Ill. That night Jesse Reece received phone message saying Mrs. Rowton was some better.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
speeIal 70 rHE EvEN. N.a JouRNAI.

Special to THE EVEN. rsG JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. June 1t-lt is ex-
pected that there will be 500 people
present this evening az the public in
'stallation Of Ivanhoc Division. No. p.
Uniformed Ranks knights OF Pythiac
Delegations from FIVE uniformed ranks
are expected and after the secret work
the officers vii lbe installed in publi'
Then there will be a social and mili-
tary hall.
Mrs. Thomas Mcintyre for years had
been an member Of class in the Sun
day school of South Chester NJ. T..
Church. As their home is here at eOi
Delaware street the members OF the
class accompanied by Rev. Albert NJ
Witwerr came here yesterday and spent
the day The social outing was much
enjoyed by all.
Constable Wright has a problem e.
solve. A woman held In bail for court
cannot get bail and as she has an in
FAINT the workhouse authorities will not
admit her
The Board Of Education held a spec.
ial meeting last evening TO arrang,
for the commencement exercises.
In ST. Peters Church last eyenint
Rt Rev. John J Monaghan. Bishop a.
Wilmington. confirmed a class Of aduits
The Holy Name Society sang during
the service.
Tho indications are that there vii
be quite a number Of new houses bur
here during the coming season.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
LOCAL GRADUATES
OF W. c. NORMAL

over COO candidates Of the West ches-
ter state Normal School have been notl-
fed Of their successful exam nations
Among the number are the following Del
awareans:
Senior Glass ua0M.-Blanche II. Brown.
Wilmington. Attic B Derrickson. Frank
ford S. Emma Carpenter. odessa c..
Louise Collins. Harrington; Anra Jones.
Townsend. marguerite Paynter Lewes.
Lulu r. Ratedge. Townsend; C. william
Stevens De'mar
Post Graduates winnfred Morris. DO
ver.
Middle year dalol. Mary ~ Paasmore.
Montchanin. james Lynch. RoXana.
Junior class O9in.-Edna j. G.. Attiy.
Kontonf Nellie B. Bowman. Holly Oak;
Eleanor l.. Bril-, Wilmington. Elizabeth
NJ Krauss Henry Cay. Annie Lanrrol.
Magnolia: MaBe'lc G.. Pennock liockes-
sin. Lillian a. West Townfcnd. John l..
Halnes. Dover John A. Tubbs seibyvil @.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
PROPOSAL.


d pROPOsALs-THE STATE OF DELLA
4 ware will oficr for-ialc-on June 18TH,
1902, $4,000 of State Bonds issued for the
purpose OF erecting buildings on the EN-
detrimental Farm at Delaware College,
Newark Del These bonds are coupon
bonds OF the denomination Of $500 each,
dated July ist, 1909 and bearing interest
at the rate Of 4 per ccntum per annum,
payable semi-annually, and are payable
July lsi 1919 Both principal and Interest
payable az the Farmers Bank az WI
Bids Tor this issue OF bonds must be
sealed and envelope marked bids for
state Bonds" and mailed 70 the state
Treasurer Dover. Delaware. No bids
under par will be accepted Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check
Tor 3 per cent OF the amount bid for,
which shall be az once returned " bid
ir not accepted. otherwise to be held 10y
1 The state Treasurer until delivery of sad
bonds and 20 be held as and for liquidatec
damages in case successful bidder fails e
| take up aud pay for said bonds In accord
ance with the terms of bid. Certified
( check OF successful bidder to be accente,
AS part payment OF bonds. Bids TO h
opened IN office of State Treasurer q
the state House. Dover. Delaware, at /
I NJ. June 10TH 1909. Right TO reject an,
] or an bids reserved.
/ Bonds 10 be delivered through Farm
| Of bid 1910
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
EX-GOVERNOR
REYNOLDS DEAD
Died Suddenly Yesterday Al
ternOOn After Eating
Heartily
GOT CLOSE TO PEOPLE
IN THE CAMPAIGNS
Special to THE EVENING JorrRNAr.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. June 11-After eating
and apparently enjoying a hearty din
ner at his country home at Petersburg.
Foremr Governor Robert J. Reynolds.
Delaware's great Democrat campaign
er. died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
He was Il years old. Death was the
result Of acute indigestion. He did
not fall dead, but grasped chair
and sank into IL, expiring before those
OF his household had opportunity to
even loosen his clothing or administer
restoratives.
Governor Reynolds was probably
Delaware's most remarkable CAM
paigner. BY a house-to-house can
vass of the State. he defeated Della
wares present Junior United states
Senator. Harry A. Richardson. IN "A
close contest for governor in 1880. He
had served previously i'm the Legis-
lature and for two terms as State
treasurer of Delaware.
He belonged to the educated farm
er" class in this state and was al
ways faultlessly attired and ready
with a warm handgrasp. It Is said
Of his memorable campaign with MI
Richardson that he brought himself
so TO the level of the common people
that he solicited whole families 10
work for him and even used his violin
Nto help draw a crowd. He was a
most hospitablc man i'm his country
home and nobody ever visited him
without being delightfully."- entertained
and going away with a carriage loa
of good things from the farm.
Governor Reynolds had q brother
Luther NJ. Reynolds, a Baltimore law
yer. TO whom he was greatly attached
and on whom he leaned for advice
and who died in Baltimore IN 1901.
Governor Reynolds was twice mar
ried. His first wife was Miss Lovenia
L. Riggs of Smyrna. and by thi;
union there was one son-Bryon Reyn
olds. a Baltimore lawyer, who died
in 1898. leaving one son. Herbert
Bryon Reynolds. The latter. Herbert
Bryon Reynolds. the grandson Of th'
+ ex-governor. was a great favorte witt
his grandfather. The young man Il
now a sophomore at Cornell. takins
an electrical engineering course.
The remains Of Governor Reynoldi
will be taken to Baltimore for inter
ment.
Governor Reynolds IS survived by ;
widow. his second wife. She wa
Mrs. Hesthcr Cubbage. nee Thomas
of this county. and woman of wild,
popularity. She was with him at hi
death.
/ The death Of Former Governor Re-
nolds leaves four former governors
/ in this State living. they being Eb
w Tunnel. of Lcwcs; John Hunn g
/ Wyoming: Preston Lea. OF Whining
ton. and William T. Watson. OF MI
ford The last named was apcaiSe
of the state senate and succeeds
Joshua Marvil who died in Office.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
odd EeIIows Entertsln.

Hope Lodge of odd Fellows gave an
entertainment on Wednesday night.
Music was furnished by the Hope
Lodge Orchestra. and this program
was presented: Solos. by Mr. PetIi-
grew. Mis- Lear. Mr.. Starr and Miss
Marion Buoy; dance, by Miss Lurena
Mortlocl and Miss Leah Novel;; vio-
I'm solo. T. Mortlock, trombone solo,
Mr. Searles; piano solo, Ralph Ray
mond.
Following the presentation Of the
program refreshments were served
The committee I'm charge comprised
George Pyle. Harry Stradlcy. Edgar
Mortlock, G Park. George England
and William Quigley