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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-02-03
0UACH|TA'S HEAD
RESIGNS POSITION
DR.. HARTzOC TO LEAVE
WILL DEVOTE TIME TO EDUCA.
TION COMMISSION, 1T IS
BELIEVED.

The fact that DR.. Henry S. Hart
zog will retire as president of Ouach-
ita college at the close of the present
cgsion, which has been known by
Conway members of the board of trus-
tees for several days, became public
Yesterday, when an announcement to
that effect was made to the students
of Ouachita. DR.. Hartzog is well
known in Conway, where he has many
admirers. Referring to his resigna-
ton, a dispatch from Arkadelphia
says:
"Dr. Henry S. Hartzog, president
of Ouachita College of this city, an
nounced to the students of that in
stitution that his connection with the
college would cease at the close of
this session in June. Dr. Hartzog
has bee nthe president of the college
for four years, having been chancel-
lor of the state university for a num-
Der Of years prior to his coming to
this city.
"His work in connection with Qua
chita college has meant a great deal
to the educational interests of the
state. He has brought the standard
of the college to level with the state
universities of the south.
"Dr. HartZog for the past six
months has been secretary of the ed
ucatonal commission of the state of
Arkansas in addition to his college
duties. and it is understood, though
not formally announced, that his leav-
ing the college means that he will de
vote his entire time to the work of
that commission in the future.
at is not known as yet who will
be his successor as president of Qua
chita."
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RECITAL. AT HAYD0N
RESIDENCE TONIGHT

Everyone is invited to attend the
musical given tonight at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hayden for the bene-
fit of the Baptist Sunday cshool. 1t
will be one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs of the winter. The program:
Song, selected Normal Glee Club.
Piano Solo-Miss Arnett of Central.
Song-Miss Farmer of Central.
Violin-Piano-M Misses Mary Cure
ton and Lala Jenkins.
Select Reading Miss Clara Hud-
son.
Piano-Miss Irma wilkins.
Piano-Miss Fay East.
Song-Mrs. 10 Frauenthal.
Reading-Miss Pauline Newbern.
Song-Misses Pauline Durham,
Robbie Maddox.
Piano-Miss Archer of Central col
lege.
Violin-Miss Sallie Harton.
Piano-Miss Julia Robins.
Reading Miss Swartwood of Nor
NAL
Song-Miss Evie Shaw.
Reading-Zadlee Craig.
Piano-Miss Mamie James.
Song by Normal Glee Club,
The program will begin at $3.50.
Silver offering only is expected for
this delightful entertainment.
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Old papers for sale at this office.
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HANDICAPPED
THIS is THE CASE WITH MANY
CONWAY PEOPLE.

Too many Conway citizens are ham
dicapped with a bad back. The un-
ceasing pain causes constant misery,
making work burden and stopping
or lifting an impossibility. The back
aches at night, preventing refreshing
rest and in the morning is stiff and
lame. Plasters and liniments may
give relief but cannot reach the cause
TO eliminate the pains and aches you
must cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills helps sick kid
neys. Can you doubt Conway evil
dence?
j. w. Firestone, farmer, r. F. d.
No. 2, Conway, Ark, says; II feel
more than grateful for the benefit |
received from Doan's Kidney Pills.
For eight years | was a victim of kid
ney trouble. The pains in my back
were intense and | could otn stoop
without enduring agony I felt tired
all the time and had little energy
to take up work of any kind. The va
1ious remedies used had but little ef-
feet, and began to look upon my case
rs hopeless one. Someone suggest
ed trial of Doan's Kidney Pills and
l Immediately obtained a box at
Whites Drug Store. began taking
them according to directions, and was
cured promptly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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VETS and SONS TO
MEET TOMORROW

For the purpose of making arrange
ments for participating in the Confed-
crate reunion at Little Rock in May,
the members of the local camps of
United Confederate Veterans and
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
dug up a gold mine in part of the
house tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Every member of both camps is urg-
entity requested to be present.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-02-03
HONOR ROLL FOR
FOURTH MONTH
CONWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL
LIST OF PUPILS RANKING
HIGHEST IN RESPEC-
TIVE GRADES.

The following is list of pupils of
the Conway public school ranking first
and second in their respective grades
for the fourth month of the session:
FIRST GRADE.
Beginners-Rank |, Clarence Hud-
gems, Gail Robbins; rank ?, Thomas
Wilson.
Advanced-Rank /, George Brown,
Jr., Mamie Hall; rank ?, Glib Barton,
Durwood Chivers, Gillian Sammons
SECOND GRADE.
Hight-Rank /, Willie Berry, Fred
erick Longstreth; rank 2, Maud John
son, Charles Muse, Zonola Longsterth
Low-Rank /, George Dickerson;
rank 2, Jimmie Lyon.
THIRD GRADE.
High-Rank /, Louis Van Dusen;
rank 2, Anna Bell Moore, Bessie Pow
ers.
Low-Rank /, Catherine Johnson,
Selma May Vernon, Ruth Diffee, Will
lie Norwood, Josephine Terry, Marcus
Harton, Jesse Canada, Clifford Land
rum; rang 2, Reyburn Pyle Esther
Erbacher, May Bell Shaver.
FOURTH GRADE.
High-Rank /, Edith Mosely; rank
,, Carmel Jones, Carline Branncn.
Low-Rank /, Matte Cureton, Jua-
nita White, Jamie Clark, Blanche Da-
Wis; rank 2, Arvia Crow, Clara Sher-
in, Vena Gray, Allen Isgrig, Jodie
Hall, Floy Henry, Martin Haskins
Paul Brawner.
FIFTH GRADE.
High-Rank /, John Harton; rank
,, Mary Ellen Harton, Helen Hammer
Hattie Vaughn.
Low-Rank /, Lois Bolls, Sulu Kate
Stroupe, Louise Clayton, Edward
Burr, Winton Norwood; rank 2, Irene
Harrell, Mary Fcntem Higgins, Louise
Lea, John Terry, Edwin Freeman.
SIXTH GRADE.
High-Rank l, Dolly Payne, Am
ma Reeves, Ben McCulloch; rank ?
Vestal Major, Roby Moss.
Low-Rank /, Bob Traylor, Rober
Erbacher, Lizzie Kuykendall, Berti(
Tucker; rank 2, Grady Ledbetter
Wilson Wright, Hazel Gould, Sar;
Sarason, Elmer Hickman.
SEVENTH GRADE.
High-Rank /, Willie Erbacher
Fred McCollum; rank 2, Willie Law
ender.
Low-Rank l, Bennie Clayton, Lu
cile Moore, Ella Bragg, John Hud
gems, Roy Freeman; rank 2, Opal AL
bright, Arthur Sarason, Howard Ro
sen, Willie Campbell, Harlan Hall.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Rank /, Clifton Hacker; rank 2
George Harton, Charles Heiligers.
NINTH GRADE.
Rank /, Sam Clark; rank 2, Matte
Hickman.
TENTH GRADE.
Rank |, Ruth Bragg, Helen Harton
Jessie Pearson, Russell Brown, Pau
line Sarason; rank 2, Eunice Jones
ELEVENTH GRADE.
Rank /, Sallie Harton, Leona Mad
dox, Pauline Newbern, Mary Vaughn
rank 2, Willie Smith, Ola Parsons.
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NORWOOD-CAMP SALE.

Norwood, Camp & Co.'S big clear
ance sale will commence tomorrow
morning. They have made considera-
BILE preparations for the event and nc
doubt will have a successful sale
Many seasonable goods are marked at
very low figure and the people will
do well to visit the store during the
big sale.
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ATHLETIC BULLETIN
TO BE PRINTED HERE

The Conway Printing Co. has been
awarded the contract for printing the
State Athletic Bulletin for this year.
1t will deal with athletics only and
publishes news of the different schools
belonging to the association. Applica-
ton for entry in the Conway post
office as second-class mail matter will
be made in a few days.
Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-02-03

A substitute is dangerous make
shift, especially in medicine. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds quickly and is
in a yellow package. Accept no sub
stitutes. For sale by Greeson Drug
Co.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-02-03
EGGS FOR SALE.

From my choice stock, of the fol
lowing: S. C. Brown Leghorns, at SO
cents per setting; White Wyandottcs
Partridge Plymouth Rocks and Gold
en- Seabright Bantams, at $1O0 PEI
setting. l.. +. HALTER,
24-wl0t Conway, Ark.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Saturday, unsettled
weather.
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DANVILLE.
February 20, 1911

FEBRUARY W. l5ll.
Mrs. Rachel Fawley, of South Liber-
ty, was guest of her daughter, Mrs.
@. e. Shaffer, last week.
Mrs. Homer Burton returned home
Wednesday, after spending few days
with relatives In Dayton.
Hugh Stockwell, OF Lynchburg, WIS.,
tied his parents, L. g. Stockwell and
wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Vance and two child
rem, of Sardinia, are spending the
week with her parents, Geo. Leigh
man and wife.
Albert Shaper, of near Marshall,
spent from Saturday until Monday
with Lloyd Wood.
Mrs. Albert Clark, OF Harwood, was
the guest Of her nephew, Bruce Jones,
and family recently.
Arthur Chaney is dangerously Ill at
his home east OF town.
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SHACKELTON.
Feb. 20, 1911

VIZ ~ e'@s'
Mrs. Allen Robinson was called to
Washington Friday by the serious
illness OF her father, James Fenner.
His many friends of this vicinity were
shocked to hear Of his death, which
occurred Saturday night. Funeral
services were held at Russell Station
Monday, interment at Dunn's Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Charles spent
Friday and Saturday in Cincinnati.
J.O. Lemon and wife, Walter Lemon
and wife and daughter, Norma, and G.
A. Pence and son, Howard, were en-
tertained at G. G. o. Pence's, Sunday.
Frank Orebaugh spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Mt.
Grab.
Mrs. katherine Wood was the guest
of Carey Holiday one day last week.
Harley ClufT and wife and son, Heber,
spent last Wednesday with the form
er's brother and family near Liberty.
Ellen Wilkin and daughters, Rose
and Josephine, Herman Wilkin and
wife and Will Robinson we're the
guests Of Aunt Kate Wood and son
Sunday.
Ed Pence and wife and son, Edgar,
we're the guests Of d. W. Faley and
family one day recently.
General Pence and family, Mrs.
Wesley Pence and Stella Orebaugh
visited Mrs. Hala Mckee and family
Thursday.
Miss Rose Trop spent last week with
relatives in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Albert Pence spent last Wednes-
day under the parental roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miller, Of New
Market, visited Nelson Barrere and
family Wednesday,
Wright Fawley, of Tile Junction,
spent Saturday with his father, Noah
Fawley.
Mrs. Ed. CLANCY and daughter,
Bertha, have been sick for some time.
John Robinson spent Tuesday night
with Arthur CLANCY, who has been
seriously i'll.
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BARRETTS.
February 20, 1911.

Mrs. Grace Murphy, Of Dayton, who
has been visiting her parents at
Rainsboro, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Alice Morrow.
The series OF meetings which have
been held the past three weeks at
Lower Fall Creek, by Rev. Frank Mil
ner, Of Leesburg, closed Sunday night
with fourteen accessions.
Mrs. Anna Meredith and daughter,
Mabel, spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Anna Rittenhouse.
Rev. Miner and Elmer Cook, of
Leesburg, visited the school Friday
afternoon.
Miss nellie Stetham, of Marshall,
visited her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Morrow, recently and attend
ed church at Fall Creek.
Martha Ridgeway attended the
party given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Kratzer Friday night.
w. e. Chrisman and family enter
tained Friday the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowgirl, Rev. Mil
ner, Mrs. Hannah Fettro, Elmer Cook
and Mrs. Allie Rowe, of New Peters
burg.
A public Sale will be held at the
home of Samuel Wolfe, near Marshall,
Mar. |, 1911. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
will make their future home with
their son, VIM. Wolfe, of this place.
Mrs. Hannah Fittro spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Ella David
son.
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Y WALL PAPER AT STABLER'S

The Charles sisters had public
sale on Wednesday and will move to
Sprinpfeld. Jake Knupp will move
to the farm vacated by the Charles
sisters, which he has purchased.
Ben Cochran wishes to thank his
many friends, who so kindly remem-
bered him on his birthday by sending
him 154 beautiful birthday cards.
Several of our citizens met on Tues
day evening to make arrangements
for organizing band.
Mrs. Anna Galley and niece, Miss
Josie Wilkin, attended the funeral Of
a relative at Dunn's Chapel last week.
Harley Cluff moved to Mrs. Rachel
Fawley's farm at South Liberty last
week.
Isaac Shaffer has gone to Norwood,
where he will make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Ellis.
An effort is being made to organize
a Rebekah Lodge at East Danville.
DR.. Sanderson and wife we're called
to Sardinia Monday by the serious ILL
ness and death of their little grand
son, Frank Higgins, who died of ap'
pendicitis.
Misses Anna and Luella Wood, OF
Hillsboro, are spending few days
with their mother, Mrs. Ellen Wood.
Joe Cochran and family visited his
father, b. +. Cochran, Sunday. Mr..
Cochran is convaescent after severe
sickness.
Mrs. Ellen Wood entertained at
dinner Thursday, Mrs. Cary Wood
and son, Rayburn, Mrs. Belle Wood,
Mrs. Edw. Fawley and two children,
Earl and Lucille, and the Misses Jes-
sic and Edna Charles.
Miss Sarah Leighman spent last
week with relatives in Sardinia.
Rev. Frank Foust filed his regular
appointment at the Christian Church
last Sunday.
Miss Anna Knauer returned home,
Friday, after spending a week with
relatives at Williamsburg and Bata-
/ via.
Miss Ethel Cochran was guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Ora Workman, at
Pricetown, several days last week.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
Feb. 20. lNll.

fSp' SNt iVii'
Visitors at j. W. Morgan's home
last Sunday were M. ]. King and son,
John, and family.
ii. G. Vance and wife spent the lat
ter part of John Earhart's sickness
and death with him at Buford.
William Roberts and wife expect to
try the benefit Of southern climate.
II. W. Tedrick and wife spent Sat-
urday night with Mary Martin.
r. G. Davidson and family were the
guests of A. ID. Hess and family Sun
day.
Mrs. M. j. King spent Friday with
Nancy Martin and Marie Ruble.
Vernon Scale was circulating among
friends here recently. He has rented
a farm near South Liberty.
Minnie Stratton was the guest Of
her aunt, Kit Morgan, part of last
week.
Orlan p. Marconet is in West Vir-
ginia with his brother, Edward.
G. e. King is In Cincinnati.
John Hess, Raymond Fawley and
Harley Louderback attended the In
stitute at Pricetown Friday night.
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YOUNGSTOWN.
Feb. 20. 1911.

Feb. 20, 1911.
The revival at the U. B. church is
still in progress and large crowds OF
people are attending every night.
Jerome Addelman, of Missoula,
Mon, and Mrs. Efiie Keethler, Of this
place. were in Hillsboro last Thurs
day where they we're united In mar
riage. After returning to her home
here the young people and Deighbors
went to give the newly welded couple
the customary belling and offer hearty
congratulations. MIR and Mrs. Addel-
man took the train on Sunday morning
for their new home In western Mon
tana She has many friends here
whose good wishes go with them on
their long journey.
John Rose is manufacturing broomS
His work shop is on East Main street.
Work is suspended in the Sugar
Camps while the blizzard last.
Adolph Jacobs had public sale on
Feb. Is, that was well attended. j. T.
Yochum is the busy auctioneer in this
community.
Mrs. Ella Badgely, of Blanchester
and Mrs. Mary Roberts visited among
relatives here recently.
Abe Colfman, who has been sick a
long time, is very low with no hope OF
recovery. His wife who is also sick Is
said to be improving Miss Mary
Lewis a trained nurse is attending
them since last week.
Rev. Calvin has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent illness to be able to
take trip to Illinois where he has
an appointment to preach this year.
Rev. Harris and wife will soon occu-
py the propertyof Mrs. Ellie Keethler
on South High street.
Messers Mann and Mays are the new
partners in Long and Co.'S store
They moved their families here last
week from Red Oak, Brown county.
They occupy the property vacated by
W. G. Rhoten on West Main street.
Tinware and Graniteware, all kinds
and at lowest prices, at Tener's.
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Dr.. Bells Antiseptic Salve
Good for all Skin Diseases.
HIGHLAND.
February 20, 1911,


Miss Ella Jean Adams, who is in
school at Athens this year, came home
Saturday for few days stay.
HMiss Mamie Wright spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Cooper, in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Inez Heller, Of Blanchester,
has been visitor with old friends
here the past few days.
Miss Imogene Terrell came home
Thursday evening of last week after
spending several weeks with her sister
in Waynesville and relatives In Gin
cinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoskins and
two little sons were guests of rela-
tives in Greenfield, Sunday.
The lecture by DR.. A. II. Wamly
Wednesday evening was certainly fine
and very much enjoyed by a good
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Beck made a
business trip to New Vienna Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boner visited rel
atives in Chillicothe over Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Salina Moore
occurred at the home on Wednesday
at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. A. ID.
Maddox, after which the body was In
tered by the side Of her husband in
Highland cemetery. Her son, Lyferd,
who is in Portland, Oregon, of course
could not get here. Her two brothers,
Grant and ID. ID. Woodmansee, OF Gin
cinnati, were present at the funeral.
Also S. A. Woodmansee and Mrs. Jas.
Fullerton, of Greenfield.
Walter Mcpherson had public sale
at his home, two miles north OF High
land, Wednesday last, consisting OF
household goods, farming implements,
horses, cattle, &C., preparatory to re-
moving to California.
Mrs. j. r. Walker has been on the
sick list the past few days.
l. HO NCA CASCllSiib hiOSbii6o "hiSh
have been held in the M. e Church
the past three weeks closed Friday
evening, quarterly meeting being held
Saturday and Sunday. Several Child
rem were baptized at the Sunday morn
ing service.
Mrs. VIM. Templin is visiting rela-
tives at PEBBLES this week.
Mrs. e. e. Harper is visiting rela-
tives at Portsmouth this week.
James Grice enjoyed a very pleasant
surprise from about twenty-five men,
bers of the New Vienna Grange at his
home Saturday. The evening was de-
lightfully spent by jolly crowd.
Birch Smith, Of Colorado, Regina
Smith and Ralph Smith, Of Leesburg,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
johnson.
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BERRYVILLE.

req. ~, lSll.
Mrs. Will Trump entertained Mrs.
Cora McConnaughey one day last
week.
Will Ream and family are enter
tanning, Miss Laura Anderson, OF
Pleasant Plains.
Henry Spargur was in Cedarville on
business last Friday and Saturday.
The meeting at the q. U. church
closed Sunday morning. Rev. Gallon,
who conducted the meetings, COM
menced a series of meetings at Pleas
ant Sunday night.
Members oftthe G. U. Church pre-
sented Mrs. A. E. Pavey with valua.
BILE handsome present as token OF
their appreciation Of the music fur
nished by her at the recent protracted
meeting.
Mrs. Henry Spargur entertained
Misses Elvie CLANCY, Eva Renoe and
Mrs. Richards last Friday.
Mrs. Lib Foust is slowly recovering,
after a serious illness.
Johnnie Hilderbrandt spent last week
with Geo. Groves.
Sal Vet at A. K. Pavey's new store.
Married, on Feb. 6, 1911, at the home
of the BRIDES parents north of town,
Miss Goldie Bales and Earl Trout,
both of this community. The bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathen Bales and is beautiful and
attractive young lady. Mr.. Trout is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Trout
and one of our successful farmers.
She wore a handsome gown Of blue
silk. After the wedding the happy
couple we're given rousing reception
at the home of the groom. The
many guests at the wedding were also
guests at the reception. Mr. and Mrs.
Trout have not as yet decided where
they will locate, but will be with us
for while at least. The numerous
friends and relatives of the happy and
energetic young couple wish them a
long, happy and peaceful married life.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelley
at Highland o., last Tuesday a fine
baby boy. All reported to be doing
fine except Mr.. Kelley who utterly re-
fuses to leave the house since the arri-
val of the stork. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
for ally resided here.
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RAINSBORO.
FebruarY 20. l9ll.


Rev. A. e. Huntington was called
TO Manchester last Thursday to at
tend an important meeting of the
district.
Thomas Spargur and daughter,
Elizabeth, were guests of relatives at
xenia over Sunday.
Mrs Rigdon, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Anna McNary, returned to her
home in Cynthiana last Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Kearns has rented prop
erty in Greenfield and will move there
some time next week
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at the NJ. Il. Parsonage on Thursday
afternoon of this week.
J.C. Roads and two of his children,
Julius and Eva. have been victims OF
the measles for several days.
The public school is still closed on
account Of measles, although there
are but few cases i'm the village.
Rev. Huntington and family and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
of Central Michigan, spent last Fri
day with G. 5. Weller and wife near
New Petersburg
V. r. Garrett and wife spent cou
pie of days the latter part OF the week
at Overman, assisting in caring for
their aunt, Mrs. Ruth Overman, who
is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Misses Elva Davis and Katherine
waddell are among the latest victims
of the measles.
Mrs. Jackson Gray had serious
fall few days ago while doing some
work among her chickens and has
been confined to her bed ever since,
az the result Of her injuries.
II. S. Foraker visited his daughter
at Nipgen part of last week.
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WOLFE & MCCOY,
BUFORD.
February 20, 1911.

February 20, 1911.
Henry Ruble entertained at his
home Friday evening number of boy
friends In honor OF his birthday.
Mrs. Cora Predmore, of Cincinnati,
is visiting Uncle Dick Wallace.
Milbur j. Mabin, of Columbus, was
among home folks this week.
Mrs. James Davidson and Miss Re-
becca Dumford, of Five Mile, we're
guests of Mrs. A. A. Davis, Friday.
Ed. Lewis and John Tolle, jr., went
last Monday to Hillsboro to see DR..
Browns imported horses.
Mrs. Marie Weaver is still very sick,
typhoid fever having set in.
Mrs. Dottie Jones is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Rosselot.
This week notes the death of two of
our Buford residents, Mrs. Lucinda
Merritt died Feb. Is at her home Of
pneumonia. The end came peacefully
late In the evening and also in the
evening Of life, Mrs. Merritt having
lived her three score and ten years
The funeral was held at the M. r.
Church of this place, conducted by
Rev. Hoggett, of Harwood.
Monday, today, marks the solemn
occasion of one of Bufords well known
and appreciated citizens, John o. Ear
hart, who died Feb. l8 at the old home
now left lonely for the two sisters,
Martha and Cathryne. These two
splendid women, like Martha OF Old,
have long since learned to whom to
look In this their sad bereavement.
Funeral services at p. m from the
Christian Church, conducted by Rev,
Frank Foust, of Pricetown. The pub
lie school and all places of business
will close during the funeral service.
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FOLSOM.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Mrs. Halle Beatty is confined to
her room with an attack of grip.
Jim Greed, of Harriet, is moving his
mill from j. L. Walkers to VIM.
Setty's farm near Elmville this week.
@. w. Denham and wife, Of Bunker
Hill, visited their daughter, Mrs. G.
M. Burton, near Leesburg few days
last week
Mrs. W. T. Shannon is better.
John Griffith and wife called on
James Rolf, of Fairfax, last Fridry
evening.