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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Auction 5aIes. Ubi8 Zap.
Trustee Sale
A VALUABLE FARM IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY. VA.

In pursuance of a deed of trust dated
the 10th day Of August. 1904. from r.
H. p. Carr to ,Micajah Woods. trustee.
recorded in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of Albemarle county, Va,
in Deed Book 1923. page As, default
having been made in the payment of
the debt therein secured. and at the
request of the personal representative
of the creditor therein named, the un-
ders!gned substituted trustee will offer
for sale al public auction, in front of
the courthouse of Albemarle county. in
the city of Charlottesville. at ~ NJ,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1911.
that valuable tract OF land about one
mile from Stony Point. in said county,
containing 1853 acres. more or less.
being a sale in gross. on which land
there is ten-room dwelling. not yet
sompisted two modest
buildings. A part OF this property is
cleared. and the rest in valuable tim
Der: about IS acres of nice branch
land, and situated about four miles
miles and a half from two churches.
about mile from the stony Point
High School. in an excellent neighbor-
hood, with good roads, and we'll
watered. This land is gently rolling,
machinery can be used upon most OF IT.
and about $50 acres cleared. The soil
Is red and chocolate and is well
adapted to fruit. grass and crops
usually grown in the Piedmont section
OF Virginia. and stock raising. This is
an excellent opportunity TO make
tudicious investment.
TERMS: Cash. $1,000. and the bal
ance upon such terms as the said r. II.
P. Carr shall make known on the day
OF sale, and upon his failure to make
known such terms. the residue upon
credit of one. two and three years,
secured by bond OF the purchaser.
containing waiver OF the homestead
exemption. bearing interest from date
of sale, payable mi-annually, and
upon failure to pay promptly any semi
annual instalment of interest the
whole OF said bonds TO become due and
payable. and secured BY a deed of trust
upon the property, and the purchaser
to keep the property insured as addi-
tonal security for the deferred pay
ments in the sum of not less than $500.
or the purchaser. at his election, may
pay all cash.
For further information. apply to
X. II. ?. CARR, Stony Point, Va, or
the undersigned.
GEORGE GILNER.
Substituted Trustee,
C3arlottesville Va.
VIA G PAGE,
Auct!oneers, Ratesyille. Va.
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Dissolution Rutifen.


HAVE SEVERED MY CONNECTION
and retired from the Arm OF b. K
Langhorne & Co. Mr.. z. K. lang
horne succeeding to the name and
good will OF the irm.N The copartaer-
ship was formed for the purpose of
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
as follows: AT Reusens. Va, Abort
Va, Gilmores Mills, Va. Buchanan,
Va, Basic City. Va, and Fort Spring.
Been Completed Ia in tnl and ali PAYNE sn1I
cations arising therefrom having
been paid therefore this notice. any
parties holding claims against the
said firm on account of the said con-
tracts must present them by mail
within fifteen days to the UNDER
signed at Yancey Mills, Va.
y. H HERRING.
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Hlisreltaneous.

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 241s
when you want high-class cleaning
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Street
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SENATOR SWANSON TO
SPEAK IN PORTSMOUTH

Norfolk. Va. July 25.--Now that the
sessions OF Congress are expected to
come to q close soon. following the
passage OF the Canadian reciprocity
bill. the campaign being waged by
Carter Glass for the seat of United
States Senator Claude a. Swanson. In
cumbent, and a candidate to succeed
himself. is expected to wax pretty
warm.
Harry Hall. Of Portsmouth, received
a letter from Senator Swanson yaster-
day stating that he would speak in
Portsmouth few days after Glass
has had his say-so ir the town across
the river.
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Auetloneers. Ratesyllle. Va.
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TAKEN FROM My ROOM SINCE 8
O'Clock Monday night silver mesh
bag; initials l.. L. u. icward IL re-
turned to 4 West Marshall
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Bank for Rurnl Retrent.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Washington. d. G., July 25.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has re-
celved an application to organize the
First National Bank Of Rural Retreat,
Va. capital $4,000. l.. II. Shumate,
Rural Retreat; A. B. Hendricks. J. S
Etter. J. S. Brown and J. ". Bell are
incorporators. +. Fl. MEG.
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DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, NO.
423 GoDDIN STREET, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
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Real estate for Bent.

FOR RENT. STORE, 2Sli EAST MAIN:
Just remodeled; good opening. 8fadi-
son $500.
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Bankrupt Rnftrss.

UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors of TIMOTHY Sui
LlVAN. of the county of Henrico and
district aforesaid-Bankrup
Notice is hereby Given that on the
24th day OF July. A. d. 1911. the
said TIMOTHY SULLIVAN was duly
adtudicated bankrupt. and that the
iirst meeting of his creditors viii,
be held In my office. Rooms Nos. SOC
and SOB. American National Bank Build
ing. Richmond, Va. on the 7TH DAY
OF AUGUST. a. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee TX
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Yelp, 4tlaIe and Gentale.

IT PAYS TO DO sUBsTITUTE sTEN.
ographic work during the vocation
season; for evidence call d the Rem
!nGton Typewriter Employment De-
partment and see the positions now
open. Address coo Z. Main. Phone
Madison SOL
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4jroIe8slnnal }nelp 0,Manten.

WANTED FOR FAIL Va
5ancies in Virginia and Southern
states; schools supplied free. Salts
faction guaranteed. r. W. CRIDLIN.
Manager Virginia Teachers Bureau
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Dihinemn 5Rottfrs.
Batfnts.-. Jraoemarks

PROTECTIVE PATENTS PRoCURlIESi6j
promptly. Our books. "The Proteo-
tive Patent" and Letters of Patent
Success" sent on request Personal
service guaranteed. BEELER a
ROBB. Patent and Trademark Law
yers 220-22a McGill Bldg. Washing.
ton. d. G
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for sale.-The Council OF the town
Of Biacksburg, Va. will, until IL
O'Clock noon. AUGUST 2, 1911. re-
ceive sealed bids for the sale of
twelve thousand dollars ($l200O) of
the bonds of the said town The
bonds are in denomination of 500. 90
each. dated Julyl1, 1911, and to run
!hirty years, with the option OF the
said bonds after fifteen years. and
10 bear interest at the rate uf
per cent per annum. All bids are TO
dersigne1
The right to reject any or all bids
Is reserved. F. w. EHEART
ComD,itfaa
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autnmnhdes fnr Sale

FOR SALE. WHITE, GAS CAR, SPLEEN
did condition: will sacrifice to quick
purchaser. Address c. w YEAMANS
care Gordon Motor Car Co., Inc,
richmond. va.
BARGAIN. NEW HUD-
son S3 touring car, model 1911; seats
hVa in good condition: only used
three months; presolite gas speed
omctcr frass clock rNtcd tires; nov
stored at Gordon Motor Company's
Garage. 1917 West Broad Street Call
for car No. 222e
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Gatskill Mountains
GLENW00D HOTEL

alst season: accommodates ECO; 5 miles from
Catskili Village: healthiest part OF noun
tains; sls acres; excellent table: modern i'm.
provements: largest p!azzas In mountains.
amusements. billiards, bowling, music dane
ms; - weekly upward; booklet V. BRAN
CON. Catslxill. n. Y.
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hand mechanical tools. Apply JEFF
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. I705 East
Main Street
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DiaIs Iar xieru.

LOWER FLAT. z2i2 PARK AVENUE;
six rooms: hot water heat, modern
in every way: open location. Apply
22i2 - Park Ave, or ph >au- Madison
1901 or 0605.
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HTLANIIe CIIrOEElCIAl.GIlIDE
@eaIen propusaIs.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLf-
cate. will be received in this office
until IL o'clock a. NJ. MONDAY, Au-
gust 81. 1911. and then publicly open-
way at the Culpeper. Va, National
Cemetery. Specifications can be had
on application to this office or from
the superintendent, National Gene
terry, Culpeper, Va. United States
reserves right to reject any or ali
proposals. Envelopes containing pro
posals should be marked PROPOSALS.
Tor Repairs to Roadway at Culpeper,
Va and be addressed to H. l.. PET
TUS. Major and Quartermaster, U. S.
Army. WASHINGTON d c.
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&ituatlons. 9rnfessInnaI.

WANTED. POSITION AS TEACHER
in public school; certificate in full
force: testimonials the best Address
''STENOGRAPHER." care Postmas-
ter Gasburg, Va.
AN EDUCATOR OF LONG AND sue
cessful experience desires position in
an esta blished school: Latin. Greek,
French. English. literature, history
mathematics; highest testimonials
Address Box 4. Esmont. Va.
WANTED. POSITION TO TEACH
plano music and harmony in high
school or academy. session l911-1912;
-. NJ. degree from Woman's College
Richmond. Va: references eXchang,
ed. Address ID els. care Times-Dis-
patch.
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flor 8aIe.

pipe OF every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1923 East Gary
Street. Richmond, Va
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AnpuS 1Qiallten.

WANTED. TO RENT FROM OWNER
of house. one large. unfurnished
room, convenient TO bath, and use OF
phone. by elderly widower. Address
c l49. care T!mes-Dispatch
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OCEAN VIEW.
Stop at the Jefferson" Cottage.
Only two minutes walk from all
amusements.' Get off at Virginia Bay
Station. Everything new. Hot and
cold baths. Board, $3.50 day. SIS to $40
per week. Meals. 40 cents. Sea food
meals a specially.
4. S. LAMBERT
Manager.
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5ummer gaoarniuu.

-
HOTEL CHESTER, CHESTER, Va.
between Richmond and Petersburg,
reached by electric or steam lines
Just the place TO spend the months
OF August and September. Under
the new management amusements
such az riding. driving, dancing, fish
ing. etc. VIII be given special care
and no effort will be spared TO mako
the summer pleasant and enjoyable
10 all guests. Iron and magnesia
water served free 10 the guests. For
terms write TO MANAGER HOTEL
CHESTER. Chester. Va.
LOVES COTTAGE. WATER FRONT
Virginia Bay Station, Ocean View.
Reasonable rates: good service; spe-
cial meals. Soc: bathing suits free.
MRS. w. T. LOWE. Proprietor.
kINLOCH FARM.-BEAUTIFU SUR
rouadmgs: refined people. good food:
pure water: easily reached from ali
roinrs. Address AYLETT EVERETT
Cismont, Va.
WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs,
large. brick house. shady yard, cool
rooms. bathroom with hot and cold
water Address MRS WILLIAM r.
ALLEN, Buchanan, Va.
THE SAINT LOUIS COTTAGE. OCEAN
View. opposite Virginia Bay Station;
bathing, boating and fishing; home
comforts. special rates 10 families or
parties: meals and boarding. T. J.
BRADLEY. Proprietor.
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Summer Resorts.
The Tete-a-Tete
Vire inia Beach, Va.
THE MISSES SHAW.
Right on the ocean. Every convent
ence and reasonable rates. Open unit
October list.
sTRIBLINu SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH MOUNTAINS. VA.

Sulphur, Alum and Chalybente Waters.
.Reopened by former owner. whose manage
to guarantee excellence Rates, 81 to $40
Conveyance from Staunton 81. $3.50. accord
Ing to number. p. o. Mount Scion. Augusta
county, Va.
F. CHICHESTER
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Busules8 Gpportunltles.

~~~--~-~>-----><-----~~
OWNER OF 700 ACRES OF LAND ON
main macadam road, seven miles
from Washington. will entertain
proposition from party with $4,000
to $4,000 to develop same Spleen
ddly situated for attractive subur-
ban homes; fine natural scenery:
good street car service. This enter
prise Will easily net 100000 in three
years Address AMERICAN LAND
CO, No. 6i7 Thirteenth Street, Il. w.
Washington. d. G.
WANTED. ABLE YOUNG LAWYER
who is prepared to pay an adequate
consideration therefor, to take over
u well-established commercial prac-
tlee. x. Y. z. Carrier No. 5.
35o,.;:rr-9.0fl anG a,lrr GsGofh
BREEDING Ewes PURE BRED
rams feeding wethers and feeding
lambs for sale at moderate prices
McCOMB & BLOCK, Union stock
yards, Richmond, Va.
WANTED, 1000 .LEGHoRN PUILETs,
weighing from one and half
pounds to two and half pounds, in
lots of from 20 upwards. VIII pay
small advance over market price.
Write, stating the number you have
and their ages, whether white or
brown. Address MANAGER GLEN
ARVON FARM, Stearnes, Va
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HOTEL WESTMONT

Most attractive hotel. close to beach. new
Casino and Sea Water Natatorium with
lawns. Capacity 300. Elevator private
baths. etc: sea water and tonic baths.
Special. $3.50 up weekly. Booklet
II. r. SOMERS. Manager.
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Ton.
iaDl SOLICITORS. EXpERIENCEU.
HtW proposition salary and commits
sion. ADDRESS F. PCS, care Times.
lfiSLatch.
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Aurflnn &alfs. future 4sapa.
BY r, B. chaffn Co., INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. Ills East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT. NO.
42s GODDIN STREET, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
Acting under decree of the Amelia
Circuit Court, dated March 20. 1911, in
the cause of Baker ct ais. VS. Robinson
ct ais, the undersigned special COM
missioner, appointed for the purpose.
will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, JULY 2s, 1911.
at p. NJ,
the above mentioned house and lot.
The lot fronts about % or 20 feet. and
runs back to an alley. The house con-
tains six rooms The location is.'one
OF the best In the city for renting
TERMS: One-third cash. and the ball
ance in equal payments at six and
twelve months, deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes of
the purchaser, with interest from date
OF sale, and title retained until all of
purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
THOMAS r. HARD AWAY,
Special Commissioner
The bond required to be givn by the
foregoing decree has been executed
with approved security.
s. L: FARRAR. Clerk
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asaliuallons q0aanlru. ,t,alf.

: -
WANTED POSITION By GRADUATE
IN pharmacy. registered assistant,
three years experience; employed.
but wish 10 make change by August
10 + 900. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG MAN WHO CAN FURNISH
references would like TO secure cleri-
cal position III Richmond has knowI-
edge oil IRE and life insurance Ad-
drcss Z 2l7i care Times Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION AS STEEoGRA-
pher. Apply ~. care Postmaster, No.
liuwardsyinc. Va.
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WEST FRANKLIN STREET HOME
near Jefferson Hotel. with large
sunny rooms; two bathrooms: cool
In summer; easily heated in winter;
Address Z. o. Box 295, Richmond
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.ssLp Ggaungf1. u elnale.

At ONCE. GOOD COOK.
Phone Madison 6ll2-R. Westhamp-
ton.
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Seal estate 0Wanten.

WANTED. TO BUY OR RENT SMALL
farm on or near car line. Address
3Ol, care Times Dispat ch
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K S a L e, A SMALL. FARM ON
seven Pines Road, about one mile
ply to e ]. DIETRICH, 27OI East
Main Street
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Rnarhtirq.

BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS:
also table boarders. 2os East Grace.
BOARDERS WANTED. AT 81 EAST
Franklin Street. MISS PALMORE.
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ANTIQUES.
ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholsteripg. etc. L. N AR.
NALL & SON. 31S Brook Ave. Phone
Madison 6277.
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Seal estate fnr AaIr.

EICHT-ROoM HOUSE ON CHAFFIN
street cheap to qu.c!i purchaser Np.
ply OWNER. .515 y. Seventh street
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Rooms fnr ,..snt.

Rooms fnr ss.si1t.
NIcEEY F0RNIsHED Rooms: c0oI
clean; transient. Soc; permanent,
special rates. THE WELLINGTON,
Ola East Clay.
COOL PARLOR BED ROOM, WITH
telephone; also other rooms. ITO 70.
Franklin.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 4Oa
West Grace Street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMSS WITH
or wftfIout!board 718 East Marshall
Streets1s~
FURNISHED ROOMS: PRIVATE FAM
a., b07s North Sixth
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FINE UNHolSTER1NG AND MATT
TRESSES

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
: holstoredi mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
229o
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FOR SALE. s2,5Oo-PLEAsANT HOME
In Albemarle county. Va, near Es-
mont station and Green Mountain"
cluohouse; fine ne!ghborhood: pretty
house; ii acres land Address Mss
SHAW. 400 W. Westover Ave. Nor
folk, Va.
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ELECTRIC FANS. ALL TYPES AND
sizes: highest grades. with each
guaranteed for one year. X. K. COS
BY ELEC. AND MACH. co, 2l0 East
Marshall. Madison $500.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-02-02
The Leading Photograph Gallery

For the latest in photograph work also pictures copied and enlarged in all sizes and grades. Picture flames all sizes and prices always kept in stock. Picture frames made to order. 100 different styles moulding to pick from. French oval frames and photo button frames. carry complete stock of art goods. paint brushes. etc. Just received fresh shipment of all kinds of photo and kodak sup plies. kodaks for sale and rent. Kodak work finished. Photo and post card albums, Topography material, framed pictures. 16x20 picture frames with glass for $1. The largest stock of up-to-date post cards in the city Valentine. St. Patrick and Easter cards just arrived. Come and see me when you want photo or kodak supplies. Mail orders promptly filled. Remem- Der the place, Bert Hiltebrand' 8 gallery on DeQueen street. Mena. Ark. 270 4tf.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-02-02
COVE CATCHES.

Tom Dempsey has been seriously ill for about a week with pneumonia. Dr. J. M. Rector, who moved here from Mena recently, is building up a fine practice.
 Dr. M. F. Gray. who has been in bad health for some time, has so far recovered as to be able to resume his practice.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will give a box supper at the church house Saturday night. February 4, and it goes without saying that there will be some mighty fine eating there that night.
 The goosebone weather prophets, who got nipped by the frost several weeks ago. are bobbing up serenely, and one can hear them on every cor ner croakine like this "Wha dye tell ye las fall about a mile winter?' A baseball bat or an old meat ax is the only remedy for them.
 In connection with the weather here is pointer worth putting down for future reference: While out in the woods on Monday, January 30. 1911, your correspondent found some silver maple trees in full bloom and bees working on the flowers. Whatcher know about that?
 To tell the truth about these curi- ous meteorological conditions it begins too look mighty scaly for a peach crop in the good year of 1911. Many trees down this way. especially of the El- berta varieties, are beginning to show the bloom pink and if it does not turn cooler soon, they will be in full bloom. This calls to mind statement made by the writer in these items recently that when peach buds show the pink it takes 9 degrees above zero to kill them. when it takes g in pink and 28 in full bloom.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-02-02
EAdLETON HAPPENINGS

O. L. Briggs was an Eagleton visitor this week
 Phill Stevenson visited at the Lundy mills Sunday.
 Henry Hauert made business trip to Fort Smith last week.
 Will Hauert of Eageton is visiting his mother at Blansett postoffice for a few days.
 A dance was given last Saturday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Gist.
 Walter Thomas of Scott county spent Sunday at Eaeleton visiting homefolks. Mrs. Bard Salmon of Scott county is visiting this week with her friend. Mrs W. W. Stevenson of Eagleton. It is reported that Sam Little o lookout station on Black Fork noun tain killed the largest black bear of the season last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Mahar of Spiro Ok, have moved to Eaeleton and are arranging to build a nice home at the upper end of their fine apple orchard Hiram.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-02-02
GDEN OFFERINGS.

J. K. Huddleston has purchased a fine new buggy.
 Tom Bates of Waters was looking af- ter business here Friday.
 John c. Goodwin of Waters called on friends here Sunday.
 School .'osed at Little Hope Friday, Hozzie Bates was teacher.
 Jeff Caele of Board Camp called on friends and relatives here this week
 Miss Mattie Morris, who has been teaching school at Friendship, is home again.
 Henry Harney, who has been very ill with pneumonia is reported to be improving.
 Miss Arrie Stephens. who is teach ing school at New Hope, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday,
 T. J. Morris, Fred Quinn. J. R, Huddieston and w. c. Metcalf made business trip to Mena this week.
 John Huddleston and Hezzie Bates departed Saturday for Glen wood where they will attend the hiet school.
 Prof. Clyde Goodner. the assistant teacher of the Womble high school anc brother Ray. who is attending at tha place. visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Oden
The Mena weekly star., 1911-02-02
INK SPLASftES.

Ed Parrish left Monday for Antlers, Ok.
 Mr. Hanah left Saturday for his home at Miama. Tex.
 Mrs. Nj. E. Embry. who has been very ill, is much improved.
 G. W. Wolf left Friday for Giilham to hold few days meeting.
 Aaron North of Rover spent last week with relatives and friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. R. Wood spent Thursday at the home of G. L. Harris
 Newton White of Ransom spent Sunday night at the home of 5. l. Wood.
 J. I. Wood and family spent Tues day at the home of John Wood O Egger.
 Miss Arizona Townsend of Quito spent Sunday night with Miss Della Townsend.
 Newton White of Ransom was visit ing at the home of John Chamber' Odtuiudy iiiSlt.
 Bart Hines of Inola, Ok, is visiting with relatives here. He will probabl, stay sometime. Wiley Embry badly burned one o his arms last week while working a the Bain shinele mill. Joe Parish hurt his foot pretty badl. Monday by staying on the train to' long and having to jump off Mrs. H. E. Chambers spent part o last week with her mother, Mrs. Rob ert Edwards of Quito, who was dan gerously ill but now is reported better The Singing at Pine Grove Sunda, was grand success, people from ia and near were in attendance. Every one is invited to attend the sinein again the first Sunday. Bring you books and sing at Pine Grove.