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Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

A large safe, weighing 5000
pounds, was received at the State
House, Dover, Monday and placed
in the apartment set aside for the
division of records, or state archives
commission, in which will be placed
valuable papers presented to the
State at the joint session of the leg
islature of 1909, by the Colonial
Danes of America, relating to the
early history of Delaware. Inside
this large safe will be placed a
heavy glass receptacle, in which
will be placed the papers in ques-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

Good results always follow the
use of Foley Kidney Pills. They
give prompt relief in all cases of
kidney and bladder disorders. Try
them. Sold by Benton N. Weldon.
smyrna; W. r. Keys & Co., Clay
ton.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19
Kicked by a Mad Horse

Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis.
had most narrow escape fom los
ing his leg, as no doctor could heal
the frightful sore that developed,
but at last BucKen's Arnica Salve
cured it completely. It's the great
est healer of ulcers, burns, boils,
eczema, scalds, cuts, corns, cold
sores, bruises and piles on earth.
Try it. 25c. at Benton N. Weldon's s
drug store.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

The 153-acre Willard farm in the
Forth district of Cecil county, Md,
has been bought by Edgar T. Janney
for $7650.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

The 200-acre Carlo farm, near
Barksdale, Md, has. been bought by
Warren j. Haines, of Elkton, for
SIS, 500.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

The 31st annual encampment of
the Department of Delware, G. A.
r., will be held in the auditorium
of the Irish American Hall, 908
French street, Wilmington, on
Thursday, May a.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-19

Inc Cecil County School Board has
sfso the schools in the county to
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

all the patrons. J. w. Abbott the
contractor and the directors have
the highest of praise of the district
tor their work and efforts to have
a good house to carry on a good
school.
DIR. z. NJ. Shaver was called to
Noland Wednesday on profession
al call.
G. W. Bundren, hustliug farm.
er, was In town this week on bust
ness.
g. j. Waddle will crop with Joe
l.. Cox this season. He has lately
moved.
A Mr.. OSBORN of Jonesboro, rep
resentlng farm paper is in town
this week talking to the farmers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20
Home Mission Meetinq

The Woman's Home Mission So.
ciety, met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. ii. Waddle. An excel
lent program was rendered and
much interest was manifested by all
present. The select readings by
MeSdames Norment and Leroy were
especially interesting. A delicious
course of fruit was served to the
members by the hostess. Eighteen
members were present and the
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
L. F. Blankenship.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

W. t, Stubblefield has recovered
from his recent illness sufficiently
to be abe to be at his place of bus.
iness again.
Dave Walton, son.in-law of J.
D. Million, left with his family
last Saturday for Roseburg, Oregon,
where they will make their future
home. They had resided in Ran.
dolPh county for two years.
II. K. Bridges and T. F. Nc
Laughlin Of Black Rock, were
pleasant visitors while in town
Tuesday. Each moved his sub
scrlPtlon up a notch for which they
will please accept thanks.
Tom Bigger is having some very
substantial improvements made on
his residence property
Miss Grace Klbler, who has been
attending school in St. Louis, ar
rived Monday and will remain at
home for a few weeks.
H. l.. Higginbotham, of Raven
den Springs, former tax assessor of
Randolph county, was a spectator
at circuit court the first of this
week.
Miss Ethel Wells of Lauratown,
Ark will receive the Star Herald
for one year through the kindness
of Mrs. John S. Campbell.
Olive Wilson of Middlebrook was
the guest of friends in Pocahontas
last Monday.
w. M. Collier, the painter and
printer has been doing some sign
work in Pocahontas again this
week Molie says he will 60 to
ImbOden about the first of Febru-
lry where he has been engaged to
work on the Gazette.
B. IL. Bates, Of near town, called
Saturday and placed us under OBJ
igatiOns for valued favors.
Quite a crowd of young folks
attended the singing at Mrs. Alice
'egraves' last Sunday.
The measles is raging in lower
2ichwoods, One case, that of
ohm Brown, is about to prove
ataI.
Mrs. Mary Treanor and Ella Sis
on visited the Ragan school last
'ridoy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20
Local and otherwise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

B. B. Fisher was down from
Poplar Bluff first Of the week meet
ing old friends.
Attorney Geo. T. Black was at
Helena first Of the week on legal
business before the Federal court Of
the district.
James Hackworth, a well known
citizen of the county, died at his
bone east of town last Saturday.
lie was buried in the Masonic ceme-
iery bere the following day.
Uncle Joe Thomas and wife of
Attica, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Leota Foster and family at this
place, Sunday night.
We are in receipt of letter from
Q. II. Carter of Maynard, stating
hat he will he in the race for coun-
iy and probate jndge in the next
campaign. Charley came very
near landing the plum IN the last
election.
Hon. w. A. Jackson, represen-
tatiye of this county came up from
Little Rock Saturday and remained
over for few days looking after
some important cases for which be
was attorney in circuit court. VIII
bas been one Of the busiest men IN
court this week.
<FARM FOR RENT-Good SOacre
bottom farm. See J. D. Million at
Lewis & Midkiff's furniture store.
sU-stp
Forty acres improved land for
sale. Located one mile from Datto'
See or write J. A. Wheetley, Dat
10. Ark 2O.2tp
G. C.England of Elm Store called
Wednesday morning and had his
name enrolled as regular reader OF
The Star Herald.
Misses Elva Magrudery Lillian
Courier and Floy AllPhin, and
Prof. Williamson and Floyd
Pickett of Blggers came down FRI
day night and attended the sho"
at the opera house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20
NEW HOPE

Jim Bates has moved back to his
old home near here. Ed Million
and Edgar Carter helped him move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ben Million
last Sunday.
The well drill has finished Geo.
SuttOn's well and is now at WORK
at Frank Sutton's.
Miss Emma Sutton went to Hub
bic Creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Graham,
spent few days last week at John
Millions, near Imboden.
Ed Million has been suffering
from lagrippe.
Miss Sadie Million spent one
night last week at her brother Eds.
Mrs. L orlnda Dawson is spend
ing a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Dolph Camp.
Sular Graham of Lees Chapel
passed through here one day last
week enroute to Birdell.
Tom Weaver is spending few
days with old friends here.
Nora Newson is visiting at Mrs.
Cannie Millions.
Stella Sutton was the guest of
Ella Wagner Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

Martha Johnson and family Wis
tied Mrs. Maggie Brantly one Sun.
day since our last writing.
We are in receipt Of a commune
cation from Portia which goes to
the waste basket for three reasons.
First, the article deals in strong
personalities; second, it would not
be Of interest to more than half a
dozen persons; and last, the writer
failed to sign his or her name.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

Remember the Cash butcher shop,
w. II. Douglas, proprietor. By
buying for cash you get better meat
and cheaper.
d. w. James of Holmes was a
business visitor Pocahontas
Monday.
J. r. Brooks was excused from
jury duty and returned to his home
at Maynard Wednesday. Before
leaving town he called at our office
aud had us enroll him as a regular
reader of the Star Herald.
Miss Lillye Dalton, who is at
tending school at Nashville, Tenn,
arrived Tuesday. Sh started
home Immediately on learning that
their fine home had been destroyed
by fire. She will return to school
in a few weeks.
The attention of the public is
called to the fact that l am operat-
ing a first class restaurant in the
north room of the Jansen & Craveus
building. Regular meals and short
orders. Everything nice and clean.
2O-tf X. G. STUBBLEFIELD.
Mrs. Geo. Bigger of Biggers
was a passenger on Tuesdays train
enroute to Walnut Ridge to visit
her sister, Mrs. d. A. Lindsey.
Miss Schweingruber of Datto has
been visiting in town this week,
guest of Mrs. Geo. 7. Black.
w. H. Douglas has opened a
butcher shop in the opera house
building. 1t will be known as the
Cash butcher shop.
Hon. j. L. Short of Salem, Full
ton county, has been attending
court here this week.
Mrs. J. L. Robinson and children
of Doniphan, Mo-, are here this
week visiting relatives and old
friends.
WORK SToCK FOR SALE-We
have few head of work horses
and mules for sale, cheap of cash,
or on easy terms. Call on SALLEE
Bros. Pocahontas, Ark. 2Otf
We acknowledge very pleasant
visit Tuesday of DR.. G. S. Harm
den of Ravenden Springs, who was
here attending court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20
BIGGERS

Frank Shaver left Monday morn
ing for Fair View, Oklahoma, where
he has been located for some time.
He has been here visiting relatives.
Jonitban Chorice oAReyno was in
town Monday on business.
Levi Helm of Supply was over
Monday visiting Will and Joe Cox's
families.
k. T. Boon, prosperous farmer
and stack raiser, left Tuesday for
the st. Louis market with car
load of fat hogs.
Miss Tula Cox was in town Tues
day shopping and to visit Miss
Minnie Wallace.
Aunt Susan Roberts of Attica
spent last Sunday night with her
sister, Grandma Shaver, who lives
in town.
Quite an enjoyable entertainment
was given by Miss Lillian Courier
to some particular friends last
Wednesday night, January IL, 1911.
A nice time was reported,
Peru school house is nearing com
pleuon and will be quite treat to
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

Go to Douglas Cash butcher
shop for fresh meat of all kinds.
Mrs. 7. w. johnson entertained
the Dellcia Club Wednesday after
noon. A nice write up of the meet
ing was received too late for publ.
cation this week.
Sandy Hewin, a colored man
who has lived in Pocahontas for
many years, and who was known to
many of the older citizens of the
county, died Wednesday,
H. l.. Richardson, one of Reyno's
leading business men, was a caller
at the Star Herald headquarters
Tuesday.
j. B. Franklin and J. S. 'ruitt
of Ravenden Springs called Tues
day and each advanced some cash
on subscription.
Senator Clarence II. HENDERSON
came up from Little Rock ester
day to look after some very Import
ant matters in which he is irerest.
ed in circuit court.
Rev. Weems, field editor Of the
Arkansas Methodist, has ben in
Pocahontas this week in the Interest
of that paper. He preached at the
Methodist church Wednesdayight.
Losr-Scarf stick pin, wis bone
shape, with four-leaf clovernside,
set with small pearl in center. Will
pay reward for recovery of sme.
2Otf r. n. IAMIL. .
Miss Arlene Campbell enttained
her oung friends ith a
party at her home Saturday night
A minute of the party contining a
list of the names of guestspresent
was handed us Thursday mning-
too late for this week. A items
for publication must reach te office
not later than WednesdS after
noon.
Misses Ethel Dunn an Myrle
Lynch attended church atShiloh
Sunday.
Frank Hart of Biggers led his
regular appointment here Sunday.
0. G. Mock, who is te,biug
successful term of school aO'Kean,
was the guest Of his BROTH, Dee,
Saturday night aud Sundf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

Ladies 25c hose supporters, sale price. :.
Childrens 10c hose supporters, sale price :.
35c and 40c fascinators and scarfs -. .
Fancy tassels and trimmings worth
1Oc and 15c per yard, sale price ....,.. &.
All our suitings in wool and cotton have
been greatly reduced.
Ladies pure linen waists formerly 1.5O
sale price. ................ ..............1.
Ladies LIS linen waists sale price. 80. .
Curtainette and drapery formerly 10c
and 15c per yard, sale price ............ Z.
Mems and boys hats worth 44c. 81 and
LIS, sale price ..................... :.
Ladies 1.50 and 200 skirts sale price. :.
Ladies jackets worth 75c and LOO sale
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20

price,..,...........................
LADIES jackets that we have been SELL
ing for SOC and 75c sale price -. 49,.
Odds and ends of laces and braid, some
pieces have 10 and IL yards to the bunch,
sale price per bunch. ......... 49,.
Ladies LOO and LIS kimonas, sale
price,. ...
Ladies SOC dressing sacques sale price.
25c dressing sacques, sale price ........
Velveteen skirt binding in all colors,
per yard. d...,...........,., ........
lOc and l5c buttons, per card 80. ......
Ladies and childrens hats have been
reduced so per cent.
Mems all wool sweaters worth Loo and
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-20
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The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13

Monday.
Mrs. 7. r.. Dudley of Window is
the guest OF Miss Jean Anderson,
SCnth Front street.
Rev. Clarence Brandt, rector of the
Episcopal church at Janesville, was
in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Crouch and Miss Man
tha A. Darrity of Rochester were
guests in the city today.
Mrs. A. B. Hughes and son, Ever
EFT, Of Wadena, are visiting relatives
in this city and Kasota.
DR.. j. w. Andrews went to Heron
Lake today, called there in consul,
tation with local physicians.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clements went
to tho twin cities yesterday to re.
main few days, combining business
with pleasure.
Attorney U. g. Argetsinger of
Mapleton was in the city today. He
states that the curriers' there are
practicing up for the bonspiel.
f. W. Mcintosh is in St Paul
There is prospect that he will be
appointed secretary of the dairy and
food commission.
James McGrath of North Mankato
returned to ST. Paul today to resume
his studies in st. Thomas college
after spending his vacation at home
D. f. Cleveland and two daugh
ters, Blanche and Cecil. of Lake
! Crystal, left Thursday for Wisconsin
On an extended trip, to visit relatives
and friends.
f. w. Kinney and family left yes
terday for their home at Glendive
Mont, after visit Of two weeks
with Mrs. Kinney's parents, Coroner
and Mrs. e. II. Kennedy.
Superintendent L. +. Shaker of the
Omaha road has gone to California
where he will remain for several
weeks. He will enjoy a deserved va
cation. He is accompanied by Mrs
Shaker and their daughter.
Miss Gertrude Morehart departed
this afternoon for Oshkosh, Wis.
| where she is a teacher in the normal
school. She has been the guest oi
her brother, w. ]. Morehart, and
family, during the holidays.
Mrs. l.. A. Felton and daughter
have returned from a two weeks
visit at La Crosse and Caledonia
While at Caledonia they attended the
marriage Of the formers brother
| Herbert Franklin, and Miss Ann5
Meyer.
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13

past week, returned home Saturday.
C. e. Porte, superintendent of eat
ing houses for the G.. III. Shaver COM
pany, departed yesterday for Chi
cagO.
Senator Works and Representative
Just, Kelly and Herzberg returned
to st. Paul today after spending
Sunday at bone
Miss Myrtle Holmes, who spent her
Christmas vacation i'll Mankato, has
returned to Oshkosh, Wis, where
she is teaching on the English de-
partment of the state Normal school.
Elinor Otis, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Celia Otis of Jackson street,
left Saturday for Luverne, where she
is one of the teachers in the public
public school.
Miss Cleo Brandrup and her broth
ers, Holley and Clifford Brandrup,
who have been spending the holi-
days with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Holley, Fry street,
have returned to their home in Man
katO.
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13

This years car has q larger engine
than last years. Schwender Bros.
handle the Regal.
Blue Earth Post: William Eber-
lein is up from Mankato today look
ing after business interests. Mr..
Eberlein has recently purchased the
E w. Morgan residence property in
the south part Of town, and may
conclude later to remove to this
place. At present the residence is
for rent
Mrs. H. X. Buck Of Oswego, New
York, and Mrs. c. A. Matthew OF
Henning. Mimi, are visiting their
sister. Mrs. w. w. Zuel, and are
planning to remain couple Of
weeks. Mrs. Mathew arrived Sun
day, but Mrs. Buck has been visit
ing in Mankato off and on and at
other points in the state for three
months.
Leo s. Lamm was in the city yes
terday afternoon, and took the even
ing train for the south. He goes to
Sdl SOH Wy, ANSfduu, " uClC uO Will
for n second time be witness in
the federal court, at the trial of
Sidney Flower, who is charged with
sending fraudulent matters through
the mails. In 1906, during the Gold,
field gold craze, Flower and another
man ran the Goldfield Gossip, a
clean, bright, newsy paper. 1t con-
tanned the advertisements of differ
|ent companies that claimed to have
made great strikes of rich paying
dirt, and the paper advised its reau.
ers to invest with these companies.
The government claims that all of
these companies were formed and
fioated by Flower and his partner,
and that their claims were fraudu-
lent. At the first trial of Flower,
last fall, the jury disagreed. The
government at that time was unable
to get two important witnesses, who
were sick. 1t is believed that these
witnesses will be present at the com
ing trial Mr.. Lamm received the
paper and advertising matter until
all at once they ceased coming,
which was when the government got
wise and shut the stuff Off from the
mails.
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13

he expects to leave for Colorado
about the fifteenth of this month,
to reside there permanently in the
future.
A. Wynne spent Christmas with
his brother at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
returning a few days ago. We'd
nesday he received a telegram that
his brother had been unsuccessfully
operated upon in hospital, and he
left for Cedar Rapids at once, fol
lowed Thursday by his wife.
Carl Engel, who has a big farm
near Springfield, was in the city
yesterday and today Oh his return
from Chicago, where he took Il car
load of cattle. He visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Leo. Honetschlager, in this
city. He made a number of pnr-
cbases in Mankato yesterday and said
that he found that the Mankato
merchants sell as cheaply as the Chi
cago merchants, he having enquired
after prices while in Chicago.
Mapleton Enterprise: Mrs. II. c.
Hotaling attended the golden we'd
ding reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith by the Odd Eel,
lows and Rebekahs at Mankato last
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith came to Mankato over forty
years ago and during the entire time
have always been trying to make
the world happier and brighter for
those about them. AS dispensers of
sunshine and good cheer Brother
and Sister Smith have few equals
and no superiOrs.
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13
From Mondays Daily.
Reception for n. 3. Gary.

Marshal News Messenger: On
Wednesday evening OF this week
there gathered at Masonic hall more
than half hundred members of the
Masonic fraternity to extend con-
gratulatOry greetings to Brother
Harris 3. Gary, on the occasion OF
his reaching his eightieth birthday
anniversary. and who has achieved
further distinguished recognition, be-
yond record of good citizenship
and good fellowship, of being ter
ritOrial resident of Minnesota, and
all active member of the Masonic
fraternity for nearly half century
a thoroughly enjoyable evening
was spent, the features of which
were social greetings. card playing,
smoke social and an appetising lunch
spread by Caterer Long. After the
lunch the brethren gathered in the
lodge room and passed an agreeable
hour in listening to congratulatory
and reminiscent remarks, mostly from
the older residents of Marshall and
Lyon county, who We're the earlier
and intimate friends and neighbors
of "Uncle" Gary The speakers
were WorshipGul Master William
Neill, o resident Of Lyon county for
forty years and prior to organiza-
ton of the village of Marshall, and
who congratulated the honored guest
OF The evening and welcomed the
t.,.f, fl,,.,~
knew Mr.. Gary i'll the southern part
of the state before he came TO Mar
shall, and has been his fellow citi-
zen in Marshall for 4 third of a cen
tury; NJ. T.. Mathews, who was also
familiar with Brother Gary before
and since he came 10 Marshall, and
gave interesting "reminiscences OF
the latter's railroading at New Ulm
aud elsewhere; ex-Mayor Odell, who
discoursed upon the sunny features
of advanced age; S. Fl. Adams, who
made his first entrance to Marshall
on the train of which Brother Gary
was conductor, and who had greeted
him as hoy" ever since; Will Rob
inson of Green Valley, himself dis
tinguished by forty years in Lyon
county. and settler before the days
Of Marshall; George Lowe and Won
Williams, Lyon county boys born
and bred, old residents but among
the kids in the fraternity; James H.
Hall, the new county attorney; F. S.
Wetherbee, one of the Marshall pio-
neers and intimate neighbors of the
evenings guest; Professor Fobes,
the near and appreciative neighbor;
w A. Hawkins. the oracle Of the
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13

trip.
B. F. McGregor, the Mapleton ban.
ker, was in Mankato today or busi-
ness.
Dan Brown, the jolly meat man, of
Madison Lake, paid the city a visit
today.
President Lorin Cray of the Ma
tional Citizens bank made trip to
Currie today.
J. Z. Dineen went to Jordan today
where he will receive treatment ut
the sanatorium.
General and Mrs. J. III. Baker are
in st. Paul where they will attend
u meeting of the Loyal Legion.
Mrs. A. w. Grundmeyer and Mrs.
William Grundmeyer of Sleepy Eye
spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
4. r. Roberts has returned from
his trip to Oklahoma, having been
called back by the death Of Mrs.
Griff Lewis.
Max Pfaender of New Ulm, the
landscape architect, was in Mankato
consulting with members of the pas6
board relative to plans for the beau
tifying of Sibley Park.
S, Blanchette, |. Blanchette, Ii.
Blanchette and w II. Blanchette OF
Marshall arrived in the city Sunday
to enter the Mankato Commercial
college and take a course.
Stephen and Angie Lamm depart
ed today for Prairie du Chen where
they are attending school. Their
mother, Mrs. Robert Lamm, accom-
panied them as far as St. Paul.
Mr.. Link of Chicago representing
.the H. NJ. Dyllesby company. was in
the city today consulting on matters
relating to the dam at Rapidan. lie
accompanied Manager Brown out
there this afternoon.
l.. Gilbert NJ. Fletcher, Jr., left
this morning for La Crosse, Wis,
where he viii give a chalk talk this
evening before the Y. NJ. G. A. while
in that city He will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Gran.
l.. G.. DeRosia departed last night
for Omaha, Kansas City and Mis-
souri, points. He will visit Oklahoma
points before returning to Mankato
The trip is being made in the inter
est Of a Chicago concern.
st. Cloud Journal Press: Mrs.
Richter of Mankato arrived in the
city today for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. II. C. Erwin, Jr. While
here she will take part in the local
talent comic opera which is to be
produced at the Davidson January
"a and 25.
w. w. Weller returned last even
ing from Waterloo. Iowa, where he
spent eighteen days very pleasantly,
visiting his parents, both of whom
are in good health. Mr.. Weller is
pleased with the growth and enter
prise shown by Waterloo, which is
forging ahead rapidly. Last year 662
new residences were constructed
there.
Officer Boode last evening took
charge of farmers team ana
sleigh. containing sack of flour
and three-quarterS OF beef. He placed
the horses in barn. SO they would
not have to stand out longer i'm the
cold wind. Up to the middle of the
forenoon nothing had been heard of
the owner.
Some men would accomplish won
ders, but for that one word "if"
The Mankato free press., 1911-01-13
From Saturdays Daily.
Beta Mu Meetings.

The Beta Mu Kai Gamma club of
young ladies and young married Ia
dies was entertained most enjoyably
at six o'clock supper by Mrs. +.
X. Meagher and Miss O'DOnnell at
the home of the former, 639 South
Fourth street. last evening. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent
with bridge, five tables playing, and
Miss Flory Wise won the head prize
and Mrs. +. M. Crane the foot prize.
Miss Matte Pay and Miss Kate
Sparrow will entertain the club this
evening at eight o'clock at the nome
OF the former.
Thursday evening the club was
entertained by Miss Belle eBatty and
Mrs. J. w. Schmitt at the home of
the former in the Security flats.
Bridge was played and Miss Nellie
Wise won the head prize. Nice re-
freshmentS were served