The Newark journal., 1911-10-27

All parties indebted to me will please call and settle at once, as I need the money. H Johle.
 F. L. Jernigan of Dota township, candidate for tax assessor, was in town Tuesday
 Miss Lille Howard, from near Newport, is spending the week here, the guest of Miss Pearl Craig.
 Miss Irene Whitmore arrived from Searcy Monday to take charge of the music department of the Newark High School
 Mrs. Eula Wendt and children of Lansing. Iowa. arrived Wednesday to spend fewdays visiting her sister. Mrs. Nathan Kinman.
 Circuit Court at BatesxilIe is de manding the attention of large number Of our citizens, as jurors, witnesses and 1itigants.
 Mrs. John Rodgers returned Mon day from Stone county, where she spent q week with her husband who is foreman at c L. Greens sawmiH. i
 J. c. Edwards has sold his farm known as the Talley place, to Dr. \. Gibbons of Iowa. The deal was made through the Henderson Real Estate Co.
 Presiding Elder B L. Milford. of BatesvflIc, was here Tuesday and held q short business meeting with the pas tor and board of stewards of the Meth odist church.
 Dr. c. F. Maynard. the veterinary surgeon, of Batesville, will be in New ark on Saturday, November 1. Bring in your stock and have them examined free of charge.
 All parties knowing themselves fa- debted to me, will please call and settle by November 1. viii be in Newark each Saturday until the above aate. G=P. Vaughan.
 Paul Jernigan left Tuesday for his home at Marked Tree. He intended to go to school here, but owing to the condition of his foot he could not go.-Mountafn View Tfmes.=
 There is some plain talk in Cover ner Donaghey's announcement on page 3. It is rather lengthy but The Journal publishes it in full because We beleive what he says will be of inter- est to the people.
 The announcement of Cul. L. Pearce as q candidate for county judge ap- pears in today's paper. The announce ment came in by wire just before go- ing to press, and further mention of his candidacy will appear next week.
 The Junior League Missionary Ser vice at the Methodist church, which was announced for5ast Sunday. was postponed until next Sunday. The services will begin promptly at 7:30 P.  m. Your presence will be appreciated by the Juniors
 Louis Elliott, formerly Iron Noun tain agent here, but more recently of Norfolk was in town a day or two this week. He has just recover ed from a severe illness, during which he was confined in a sanitari- um at Batesyille for some time.
 s. D. Lindsey announces this week as candidate for tax assessor. Mr. Lindsey made the race for assessor four years ago He conducted his campaign on a high plane and made many warm friends throughout the county. He is well qualified for the position and would make a good assessor.
 Ebert L. Jernigan of Dota town ship announces in today's paper as a candidate for tax assessor. MT. Jer- nfgan made the race for this office four years ago and made a most cred itable showing He comes from one of the oldest and best families in the county. and is one of the eountys most energetic. worthy and deserY-| ing young men He is thoroughly qualified for the position and would make the county q good assessor
 Mir. and Mrs. J II. Murphy of shoffner spent Tuesday in town wis iting friends They were en route home from BatesYille, where they had been to visit their son Walter Mr. and Mrs Murphy formerly lived in Newark and have many friends here who are always glad to see them. They returned recently from a visit to their old home in Alabama, and had q most delightful visit