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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
SPECIAL ELK NUMBER

A special Hot Springs number of the
Southwestern E'ks IS tn be published
in April to interest members OF the
order in attending the Arkansas meet
ing here in May. Phil c. Travis. OF
the Southwestern ElSs. is in the c y
gathering data and is 9 tie o3nion
that at least 5000 Ell0s viii gather at
Hot Springs for two days, May 8 and
10, and make things lively Local
committees are making extensive
preparations to care for all visiting
brothers and an aviation meet has
been arranged as one CT the features
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
CO OPERATION MEANS SUCCESS

There are many ways in which a
good bank can legimately help its
customers in their business affairs
If ycu are not bank deposition you
cannot realize the full benefit Of hay
ing strong and efficient bank back
of you, even if it is no more than to
the extent of acting as your business
|adviser
This is an age of cooperative eff
fort ard this spirit has place in the
banking field.
In aid ton to our regular banking
business which is conducted on a rell
service bass S, we have savings de
Ipartment and pay from per cent 10
a per cent en- time deposits
THE SECURITY BANK
Ed H. Johnson, Pres dent.
John 3. Foote, Cashier.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
attend Funeral Of Former Grand
Master A. c. Jones, Of This City.

TIE funeral OF A. c. Jonss IN this
city yesterday was net alone attended
by hundreds of The representative men
of the community who had been assoc
ciated with him for a quarter of
century here, but by a large represen-
tation of the Odd Fellow ledge here,
and b. Grand Lodge officers CT ;his
organization. Among the grand ledge
officers were M. NJ lstucky, grand
master Newport George W. Pagdee.
deputy grand master, Little Rock
John NJ. Paul, grand deputy, Newport
g. II. Hoffman, grand chaplain, Corn
ing; e E. Morrill,. past grand master
Mulberry; Louis Josephs, Texarkana;
George T. Humparies, AIkadelphia.
Adam Clark, Arloadelphia; Robert a
Rowe, Greenwood, William r. Bale !,
grand patriarch, st Paul, Or. r. G.
Floyd Eureka Springs; uniform es.
cort from Little Rock. Mrs. Rose but
tlinger Little Rock, and Mayor Paul,
! Newport. The local lodge of Elks at
/ tended in large numbers. deceased
having also been an active member o.
This organization for many years TIE
! remains, after a funeral service at the
home by Rev French w. Thompson,
of the First Presbyterian church, were
! escorted to the Iron Moult5in train.
where they were shipped to Atlantic,
Ia for mterment.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance Of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Garland County, made ana
entered on the 18th day of March A. d,
1911, in a certain cause (No. 1900 then
pending therein between Minnie Diber
complainant. and r. H. Olmstead and
Louisa NJ. Olmstead defendants. the un-
den signed. as Commissioner Of said
court viii offer for sale at public ven
due to the highest bidder at the front
door or entrance of the County Court
house. in which said Court is held in
the County Of Garland within the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales. on
Thus sday the 18th day OF April A. -.
1911, the following described real estate.
to-wit; part Of the north west quarter
Of the south east quarter of section sew
enteen, Township Three South, range
Nineteen west. and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commence at the
north west corner Of the north west
quarter of the south east quarter Of Sec
ton seventeen. township three south.
range nineteen vest and run thence
east along the north line of said north
west quarter Of the south east quarter.
two bundled and thirty one feet for
the point OF beginning; thence south on
a line parallel with the west line of said
north west quarter OF the south east
quarter, thirteen hundred and twenty
feet to point on the south line of said
north west quarter of the south east
quarter, thence east along the south line
of said north west quarter of the south
east quarter, six hundred and ninety
one and six tenths feet 10 a point three
hundred and ninety seven n nh foiir tpntbs
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30

Ava Moore, TO satisfy an. execution
against him in favor Of Jesse Cornetins.
no me directed by Clerk of Common
Pleas Court.
The purchaser al said sale will be re-
Quiied = execute bond with approved
personal security for the payment OF
purchase money
SAD HOUIT, Sheriff.
Garland County, Arkansas.
by y. Il. VanI.andingham d. s.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lues
ben, a boy Yesterday
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
pabSt
BlueRibbon

The Beer Of Quality
is drunk by many simply because
they enjoy it as beverage and
appreciate its smoothness and
flavor. Many others drink il
for their health's sake. because
of its beneficial effect on appetite.
digestion and nervous system.
Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst at Milwaukee
You can get Pabst Blue Rib
bon in all high class cafes, hotels
and restaurants, on all dining
cars and steamships. in all winter
and summer resorts and right
at home by phoning to
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
COMMISSION AoJouRNs
Monetary Congress Finishes Work
and Will Meet on Call

Washington, March 29.-After 4
conference Of two days with the cur
rency commission Ct the American
Bankers Association the Monetary
Commission adjourned today to meet
lat the call CT Chairman Aldrich.
The conference has been devoted to
a general nalysis of the Aldrich cur
ircncy bill. In the main the provisions
of the plan outlined by Mr.. Aldricn
Ihave been found to be acceptable TO
!, the bankers, but they have suggested
changes in phraseology in ether por-
lions of the measure and considerable
attention has been given to a few OF
tho features OF the bill
The plans of the commission EN-
brace an active campaign for the
summer with the view Of having The
measure completed by the beginning
| OF the first regular session of the
Sixty-se ,ond congress next December.
IT. this end the country will be can
yassed and much literature will be
distributed.
No definite day, however, has been
fixed for the further consideration oil
the subject, but it is understood that
Senator Aldrch will state the case
quite fully in speech which he is
preparing to make in Boston early in
April.
lie and other members of the COM
mission probably win visit many OF
the large cities during the spring,
summer and fall
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30
FOOD SALE.

The ladies' of the Orange street
Presbyterian church will have a food
sale at Klein's Pharmacy Schneck' )
old stand, Thursday. They will have
on sale pies, cakes, baked beans and
baked chicken
If You desire some good home cook
ed food drop in and see them
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-30

Anywhere

No matter where you go.
Pabst Blue Ribbon is always
available East, West. North
or South.
It's fine. mellow flavor, sparkle
and smoothness and its unques-
toned high quality and purity
have created for it a demand
which has carried it into the
farthest and most remote corners
of the world.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

tew Comedy Of the Past and Present in
,hattan BY Harrison Rhodes nd Mr.. Wise.
1ors OF "A Gentleman from Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Last Week But One OF opera season.
Tomorrow EvR. at s;i5-Ariane et Barbe-
Bleue. Farrar Wickham: Rothier Bourgeois.
cond.. Toscann
Tues Evg., 7:i5-Phila. Chicago Opera Co
First time Quo vadis Zeppilli. Bressler -Gianoli.
Grenyills. de Cisneros. tavan: Renaud, Du-
frame. Guardabassl Huberieau Gen'l Mus
Dir. Clcofonte campanini
Wed. EvR. NJ S-Oteilo. Rappold: Slezak,
Scott, Segurola Bsda. Cond. Toscanni
Thurs. Aft. at 2--(als Performance at
Regular Opera Prices-bartered Bride (Act /
I'D: La BOheme ,Act III Armlde (Act .
-. ii rroyRtore (Act w. Alten Destnn I
Farrar Frcmstad. Gadski. Amato. Gily .
Gortz Jorn. Martin. Reiss. Scotti. segurols
Withcrspoon. conds.. Hertz Podssti Toscanini
Thurs. Eyg. at s--Double bill--Haensei und
Gretel and Pagiiacci. Alton, Gluck. hatfield.
Wickham. Jorn. Reiss. Nmato. Goritz. Giliy.
Conds. Hertz and Podssti
Fri. Evg. AZ s--Aida. Dee,inn, Homer. Mar
tin. Amato Didur. cond.. Toseann
Sat. AT. at 2---Araue ct Ba vbe. .BIeus. Nine.
Farrar ". Ro,hlcr. Cond.. Toscsnini.
Sat. Evg. at S-Tannhaeuser. Ga6rhi. Frem-
stnd: Slezak Gorliz. Uinckley. cond.. Hertz
WEBER PIANO Used.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
METROPOLITAN GCEsH Gct:sn
TONIGHT -, -, $50, g.

GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
Part !: Soolsts: sIgisnOnd StOJowski, Pianist
Alien, Smelling. Gilly. Entire Orch. Cond.. Pas
tefnack. PART n Richard Wagner Programme.
Solois,. GadskI. Entire Orch. cond.. Hertz.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
n n Y s E. N E N I - e.
ADMISSION TO ALL Is 4 6oc

KEsERVED SEATS. i5c, xI.OO ND nI:oU
PRIVATE BOX SEATS. $500 TO $3.50.
CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS HALF
PRICE TO AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES
Bon OFFICE OPEN A. N. TO =. VI.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
WOMAN SUSPECTED
OF EIGHT MURDERS
Sinister Trail OF Death Is Left
by Mrs. Louise vermiIya,
Now Under Arrest.
MAY BE NEW BORGlA
Puts Arsenic In Pepper and Attempts
TO End Her Own Life When Ar
rested-Poliee Claim She's a Moral
Monster Of the Guinness Type.

Chicago From obscurity to IN.
fanny In n day Is the surprising record
o. Mrs. Louise Vermllya. tho woman
OF DEATH as she has become known
IN local criminal annals. one day an
ordinary woman, with nothing to dif
tcrcutiatc her In public estimate from
thousands OF other women. sho sud
denly loumcd up as ono Of tho arch
poisuunrs OF modern times.
Among those with whose murder
she is charged are two husbands. a
son, a gtcpsou. two ~stopdnuELtors and
two mon who worn her Intimate
friends and who had lived IN her
home Only % few weeks ago one
oi these friends. Police OWccr Arthur
B]!youottc. Co whom tho woman saya
She as engaged. was taken sick Ia
Mrs. Norm.l.u's home on East TWEEN
ty.uInth street. and later died In Mcr
cy Hospital The yiscCra OF Biso.
uettc were subjected 20 chemical
analysis and enough arsenic 10 Nil five
persons was found IN the liver. Mrs.
Ncrmilya was placed under arrest, al
though permitted at FIRST to remain un.
der guard IN her W home, and was
charged with the crime. which she In
disunntly denied. Then. ono morning
after eating breakfast IN her room
she was taken sick suddenly and her
case was at nee diagnosed aB one OF
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
AMERICANS WILL WIN
England Has Little Chance to
Take olympic Honors.
Yankees Expected 20 Secure Victory
Because Of Better coaehes-Nsw
Champions Constantly Com.
Ing 70 Light.

E~ngland's greatest athletes admit
that the representatives OF John hull
have little chance TO win the Olympic
louors IN Sweden mex, year, and say
that America will win for one great
loasou. That Is that the woarers ot
The stars aud stripes are better coach.
I'd from their youth up. England has
lu coaches ~ any consequence, while
America Is oyCrruu with ine deyol.
'pCrs OF athletic material, even down
~ the preparatory schools. and they
lr. constantly discovering new cham.
lious.
some OF the greatest American nth.
lc'"s Of the day were discovered acct.
Gcu'ally when there was no indication
That they posse. scd any particular
ability
Au example ~ how a coach can
bring ont u man who decent know
tuat be- o.. good. ia found in J y Jones,
the great Cornell runner who broke
lb, amateur mil. record last spring.
Under on" English system Jones'
would never hay, been heard 81. lle
went Go Cornell no poor health and
Nn- almost dragged out for track
work
81 FIRST hn promised nothing. but tho
sharp eye OF John Moakloy porcciy.
ed iu Jones n future good one. and
Dc kept after the Washington youth
until Jones made good. II Moaklcy
had nor been there. Jones would prob.
ably hay, cult Ia disgust soon after he
started
Hundreds 81 examples might be
pointed ont whore athletes have been
improved wonderfully In a short time
Pos tie correction OF Il simple fault
that they would never have found out
themselves.
When MIX" Murphy went back TO
che University Of Pennsylvania this
iast time be- found thor" A youth named
Iln. skins. good for about $50 600 tho
ui.p I.askfls bad tried aud tried. and
WIS a.oG, 90 give n un Three weeks
uIt,r Murphy saw lllfkIrs doing i.gs
cous. entity, and the nest year he
owned tho Intercollegiate record for
the mile
lu 1905 EruIe Tlor'h.rg who Is now
coaching tho SaodI % athletes. rot
hold uf jaime, T.. Sullivan. o willing
young miller. whose limit seemed GO DO
around { a. Uiortborg 20 c~yeryouc's
surprise put Sullivan TO running go.
yard dashos cutting out altogether his
customary distance work. Rirht up TO
tho day Of iho championship young
sullivan got his sprint diet
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21

| GOSSIP OF s
5 SPORT'DON !
Is ~QN~s~-.1N@ss-~0Ne4~~NNasE

.'.' ''"'. 'N. 8."' ".'....' b." '.'h.
"'"'"' '..'.'r '' '"' '''.' ".'H' i'"h.
$50" i.'H soccer iuu'.A. teams
nav" 'lHH composed '' Il.'-tr..
ans.
Ola 40" N''"| .- s''.. iurn.r
with h.# pc' 't'." 70" bias laI j. 30
long b." holds u lightly
Association football IS hrG.Ir more
supporters every year and b. coming
into ITS " u5 @ college sport
>u' all tho minor .ra.s. writer's
have % monopoly .n present |rrlW-
bent aud i's bush league relatives
I'd Barrow president OBJ lue last.
eTn league, al-" is % rr'urmrr Iiu
Eufs ..' "a rs, yea. contract tor him.
sell ai S."."NH per
The cu.. alI Snow reminds uu" mat
iho Indoor ball aai basket bail sua.
son .s here a. remain until driven out
by sunshine and baseball.
nr. Eliot tells ua tput football. ia
worse than prize lahtiug hUi thu. far
NO movement has been started 70
make prize fighting @ college sport
Harry Forbes -opm. 'u Pee u come
haCk champion fug" enough We are
glad Of u. H. these days u IS pleas
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21

poison. Tho poison was traced 20 "a
pepper box. which she had insisted up
on being placed on her breakfast tray.
Tho Investigation which the police
have made into the womau's career
has brought To- light "a remarkable
story, which goes har; a period OF ls
years, when Mrs Normiiya was living
with her first husband. Fred Brluk1mp.
on u farm near harrington, lll Brin.
Eamp. who was twice his .wifo's age
ana prosperous, w0s taken suddenly
sick and died, leaving his wife $4,000
worth al. property. MS death saved
linn much sorrow, for In close success
sion Do daughters. Cora ana Florence.
aged S and 4 years respectively took
fl.a Ike the father and died, Mira.
Normilgu. thus relieved OF domestic
re- possibility and with considerable
money IN her posse sion. removed to
Chicago and here in Il short tImo
married Charles Vcrmllya, a wldOwor.
with one son. Harry G.. Tho latter
was taken sick IN 1904 and Mrs. Yer.
milyn nurs,d him. lie died.
Mrs NDgwllya now began keeping
boardyrs The FIRST OF these was Rich
ard T. Smith, a railroad conductor.
whose relations with bis lIullrdy arc
said 10 have been uululy intimate.
Possibly tho husband. Charles Yer.
mllya, was not wanted around At
any rate iu 1909 no was taken sick
and died. leaving his widow an insur.
arco policy of $1,000 md a." boarLor,
Smith,
There o remained In the VcrmIl-
"a home her son, Frank Brinfamp, by
her first husband and the boardcr.
Smith The son was taken sick. was
nursod by his mother and died, loay-
INK Ter an Insurance policy OF 81. 200.
This was last year. Early last spring
Smith sickcnod and died Of acute
gastritis
Onlcor Bisoncttc now became the
star boardor According to Mrs. Yer.
milya they We're engaged to be- mar
ried. Recently he acquainted Mrs.
Vermllya with his engagement to an.
other, and his sickness followed. Il
was diagnosed as acute gastrltis. The
chemical analysts showed, however,
that death was caused by arsonical
poisoning.
Mrs, VcrmIlya Is emphatic in her
denial OF guilt. She claims her life has
been an open one and that she always
has been a religious woman. The po.
lice assert that she Is q moral mon.
ster, patterned after the Guinness wo-
man, who maintained a plentifully ten.
Rnted graveyard at La Porte. Ind.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
GOSSIP 2
YHMONO
! SPORTS

The west can sin play football
Eastern papers please note.
Earl Pickering has cancel bis reg
Istration at the University OF Mime
sofa.
Corncob won the Prix Montgomery
At Auteuil This one was a pipe of
course.
one delightful thing about football
Is that there S. 40 worlds series 90
be played afterwards
Zbyszko says money talks and
Gotsch r,tor's that De ls not alI.r ba.a
but tho confidence % TIE puJIl.
A New England scientist has figured
that the automobile threatens The race
So docs q bull, oE.y he's easier 90 side.
step
George Smith, once The manager o.
the Giants and last season the second
baseman on McGiuuitys team. has
formally Out; The game.
a politician o. angling for ,ho Pos.
ton National league baseball club.
Just so he turns over a fresh .na,
and keeps the team out OF that sort
OF game
Il IS reasonable that Tsp ONgll
mas come across before long and .,'
Charles a romisray iu 900 rha secret
a. 20 where the White s.z ui. tram.
In 1912
Frank j. $ay.u. .aucr o, rla ~
troit club, who o. sper..rs
layish'y for % usH park. l.l H..'.
save e. block OF Eala. Iv Co.U. con
tract expires next ..n
Football IS aoc.u.r- u.. .ra NOR,
n Kicking game, a.s T.- -ary..r
the Yale coach The University .
Wisrou ln has made n -crrela0.aa.
more so in the last few .ro.s.
what wlIl become af EiI E.u,r.y
now that Clark Griaitg has uoeu wadO
manager 0f the Washington Dsas
asks a critic He might go @ utr.
further and inquire what will tclau
Of tho whole team"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
Famous Tennis Player Retir.s.

The announcement that ""ol" Long
Of San Francisco. Cal, has retired per.
manontly from the lawn tennis game
viii come az a great surprise 20 tho
followers o. The pastIme throughout
the country Long says he viii not ba
seen again In tournament play after
he defends hls California champion
ship, which ho won last year. II Will
probably be playCa In San Francisco
about Thanksgiving. Long has been
for tho last i've years one Of the best
players on the Pacific coast, and IN
that time no has held every California
title.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
msLIs pseldes 70 Go Nome.

Matt Wells. champion lightweight
81 England has returned 20 Eugland
This puts an end 10 tu" possibility Of
his meeting racE"y Mcfarland A
match was made FOR Madison Square
garden 1t l35 pounds but the hpnr
could no be held because th" cluO
lost its license. Another match was
then arranged but VOLS manager dis.
lowered lal pounds would not suit his
nan and refused 20 carry out the
ugrecmeut. which WAS verbal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
world,n serI., October z.

Members ~ the national commits.
sion have decided 10 start the world
peries games next scason on Oct. 7.
TaiH mar 0een the desire ~ Ban John
son. president Of the American league,
for years II IL believed that he
brought the matter mp and pushed II
through. using MS q lever the weeks
rainy spell which married the series
this last season This forces the Ma
tlunal Ieageu to end IL eason earlier
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
Broken Neck Finally Fatal.

Green BAY, Wis.-After living ls
months with HIS neck broken, Harry
Funolie, twenty.nine years old. Ut
Oconto, died here. Funelle's neck was
broken when he was caught In a log
jam In June, 1910, Doctors at frat do
clnrod he would not live a day, Ills
shoulders, neck and the back OF his
head was placed In a plaster cast.
Funolle was conscious most Of the
time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
oulntn, on Rorlnn In ENGLAND.

The fear is expressed that the stop.
lngo Of the Johnson.W Wells and Moran.
jrlscoll bouts will put a quletus on
Ioxing In England, only temporarily
lust as soon as the frenzIed finance
Hide OF the game over there has been
,~blitoratod, boxing In It's normal con.
lItiun viii be resumed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
Liable Ia Some Hitter.

IAjoie had a batting average o. .s65
this year with the Cleveland Amerl.
can league team, which makes his to
tai batting average for 10 years IN the
major leagues $50.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
Erl,oo Altar nla zach, hnns.

San Francisco Is hopeful OF having
IN America cup race a feature Of an
International regatta, as a part Of the
Panama. Pacific international exposi.
ton To- 1915,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
,ns American League Umpire 10 Go

~ 'T||"TTWWTT ~""WWW ~TTF"W " NWf
A. least ono American league um.
lire who o0iciatcd last season will be
missed when the curtain rises on tho
port next spring This statement wal
made by President johnson Of the
eague. but he refuses to name the ar.
litrHtor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21

ola rule was that a man had to play
} fun half In two games 10 be- entitled
These are the men who viii GET tho
Iweaters this season. Capt, Buser.
lackmillar, Roberts, Gillette, Taudc.
berg, Huofol LANCE, Ofstie Butler,
chambers. Branstad Pollock, Neprud,
Sloll Bright, Van Ripper, and Pierce,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14
NUMBER FOUR ITEMS

Health is ~gcnera'y soot through this
neigLboF,ooi:'
Corn cutting is the order Of the day,
around number four.
Mrs. Claude Sanford is getting along
nicely with number four School which,
begain September 4.
M. VIM Burchby, who has been quite
sick, we are glad to say is improving.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. X. Morris
Aug. g., a fine 8 ponnl girl. Mother
and b.be doing wei.
Mrs. Matte Strickland and sol
Hubbard is off on = visit.
Mr.. amt Mrs. { Vi SiIvey Of Proctor
visited their daughters, Mr., and Mrs
o. l.. Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Da,
Bowen last wovh
Grandpa and Grandma and Mr.
F"Iney Berk>trcsser and family attended,
church aud Babtizing at Antioch
Sunday.
Mr.. Emmett Ball passed through thi'
ncighhsrlooa licking after mule colts.
Arnold Fredricks visit his home plac,
a few hours last week near number four
Arthur Huffman and family and I.oi
Ducy ard family visited George Stult,
and family last sunday.
Miss Melva Merriott started 70 III,
Versailles schCgk Monday.
Mr.. JaR'es Tolliver had to Kill
valuable horse last Sunday on til,
account of getting its leg broke.
james Hughcs the Versailles S,oekma,
bought one mule and cow from o !.
Morris Friday evening.
Mr.. Lester Balls barn caught fire b,
tightening, Wed night, and burned II
the groanl. II. had considerable graf,
and hay burned.
Miss Rrmnaoad and Gns Simmo,
united in the church Of God At Antioch
aud were li&bt 1ei Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Bowen visited Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Morris, Sunday.
Manuel Mcrr.o,t and Walt Letbernia,
We're ira ling mules Saturday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14
Public School Notes.

There are six pupils enrolled since
last Wcdnesdly, making our enroll
mcnt Gow $50. We ro~ have nine
non residents in high school.
TIE hall day sessions in room l
a-e pr"ving very satisfactory. Miss
Ga:tin i nov able to devote her en-
Ii .:'He to the class in attendance.
We hts ,os.alled new hing
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