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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-13
COUNTY OFFICERS.

! one candidate TO be nominated %, ih. h.
pnl''iean party and cane IG,t. to Il.
nominated rs th- l,enpigr arc paii,
thvf candidate, To ~, nominated ifs tii,. L,s-
pSfasal pnriy aud ON, ,;ai,,!ai.tf. \, H.
nauindf.e t's tfr Democratic uAfty
, One sansildai. - pe npiniuaiei ~ the k,.
i PUBLICAN lnfts and nnt ,,si4ei8lat.. ,tg c
: nominated by the Democratic latrS
4 uti,' fRHdidn,e 10 b. nominated b., Ia, H,5
:, hnhiicai party lnh ono raiiaida'e To he
noIfluat.d ~ the Democratic ;iaity
i Vne. anildaic 10 be nor4iii iat.,l III IL, ~
:, pnbileai purity and fu,e candidate tts he
! t'iil4la,sd by lhe Deniocra,is parts
i Nphrsrindidhtr To be nominated t, The RI
J publican party. and candidate 10 be
7 nominated py the Demeeritile .I,aff.
I one candidate 10 be nominated " th. E--
pn,,lisan l.,.i,,, pni'y and one candidate % e
nominated b. ih,; Democratic parts
\ one candidate 10 BE- noultated by lne Re-
j pneiiran party and one eapdidate 10 be
' fien'.i'afe'i.by ihe Democratic party
+, 'pne candidate TO be nominated ny In. H.,
I publican party ana one c,,naidat. to u,
nominated by the bern,er.t,c .rty
one sandian'e t. ps neniiaieu y The r.
!, hoiliina'sd py ihe Democratic patly
4 One candidate . he nominated IS the k,.-
! pu lean panty, and one cimdldatc to c
(, uiis caftsiidate 4. o, nominated ,y IN ka
publican party atei one candidate L, h.,
non mated ~ m l''niocrifie rit.ii5
4 One candidate 10 i,. nominated t,y Nh. Re-
Nominated s ~, lJ,in9craiie parry
4 ainai'apdi'ia'. q b" dominated Us IN. Re-
i liboliEal party Iua pn,f a;diaatt II b.
nominated ls Esis l,"nl,srt.ii' part
4 on cauGidii.sii i3' n,,fn.udtcd ils M. NJ
!, pneil''tll party atli me andia,t, q g
h''i''itiai "a ~ th' i'''fascftt,e party
4 ON fausiji.htr y u npIaiaattd hy ~. K.
. put,tca pariy ,u1 1iii antiias.,. t8 ba
h@tnilat.d ~ III, Democratic party
! 'phe eanaisiite 4, q tp,mifatei i'g NJ r.
ptii' lcah party lnd one candidate ~ 10
h9niinht Cd by the slwn ~ it3e iii.ityg
/, Oh. candidate. i3 ia f3,iiEfnsit,d tly tfe ~
publican parry aiil pfie tslnGiaitl. tt i,n
Y Nominated by III. iisni0 trtitts party
t9pf gaia'idAt'is % 2e nominated ~ the l,e-
\ publican panty atid fotif tiuIii,iatns 10 t5.
nominated y. 'tist .llctNocrtiie purity
i l.oai i-aniisit,s ta VI e',il,inift Il Nv ,h IL
, pune al parry tilfi fteir tuGliNie. 10 ~
nominated ii5 The 3enloeratie Vlrty
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-13
Notice OF
Pri1nary Election
To Be Held on "Wednesday, June 26. 1912

Notice hereby that Wednesday 26t av Of June
next at he regular voting precincts the mmon a
ko1a Primary Election will be held nomination o Congress
na State. District and County
Chapter o of the Session amenaosv thereto
At said election all qualified may vote their choice for
he candidates OF their respective parties to be
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
LINES ABOUT
CHURCH INTERESTS
Reported To The Editor Of
This Paper From The
Methodist Church.

The weekly prayer meeting, held
on Thursday night, has passed the
experimental stage. The attend
ance has been good for several
weeks and seems to be increasing.
The Woman's Missionary Society
held a meeting Sunday afternoon
and decided to give a public enter
tainment on Thanksgiving night,
the program for which will be an
nounced later.
Rev. F. H. Champion had good
congregations Sunday, both morn
ing and evening, and delivered SER
mons full of interest. He preached
at Bear Creek, three miles from
town, in the afternoon,
The Sunday school attendance
has been on the increase the past
few weeks. The Sunlight Glass;"
organized October 13 with II men,
bers, now has 10 members, all
young men and young women
Miss Mabel Metcalf Is president, o.
to Cathey is vice president and Miss
Willie Edwards i3 secretary-treaSur-
er, The motto of the class is Scat
ter Sunshine"
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

oo VII VI rASl L ldt, WilooS NloAto
mere are frequent, spent Sunday in
town.
W ie Taylor of Shelbyville
@r Iw pupil in school here
A. Henshaw was quite
sich Est part of the week, but
M. 81 Coeer returned Saturday
from Bal tsville, where he spent a
day Or
F. MsS, a good citizen of the
Poughkeepsie country, was here
Wednesday.
Jersey Cream Flour at Edwards,
Batesville, SIS per bbl
John V. Cole and family were
here from Sidney Friday doing
some trading.
W. C. Shaver was looking after
some business at Ash Flat one
day this week.
See us before you buy anything.
We will save you money. Ed
wards, Batesville.
Mrs Dollie Paden and her little
son from Center were visitors in
Evening Shade Monday.
Big line of Underwear at Ed
wards, Batesville
John C. Ashley, principal of the
public school at Melbourne, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with
friends.
S.F. Barnett left Wednesday for
Little Rock, where he will stand ex-
animation before the state board Of
pharmacists.
| still have a number Of house
hold articles for sale at a very low
price. Call at my residence. Mrs,
J. P. Cochran.
Dr.. T. j. Woods is preparing for
TIE construction of new office
building, which will be erected on
the street near his residence.
FOR SALE-A we'll improved
residence in Evening Shade, with 8
acres of good ground. Will sell at
a bargain for cash. See Melvin B.
Stokes.
Rev. J. F. Butler, an old citizen
of Big Creek township, was here
the latter part Of last week. He
made Record headquarters a pleas
ant visit
John R. Edwards went to Bates
vile the first part Of the week
to assist the statesmen in the Ed
wards store at that place a week or
ten days.
The boys appetite is often the
source of amazement If you
would have such an appetite take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They not
only create a healthy appetite, but
strengthen the stomach and enable
It to do It's work naturally, For
sale by all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15

J. T. Harrell of Cave City, who
was here Tuesday attending to his
duties as one of the election COM
missioners, has made and helped
to make 82 crops on the farm in
succession. Very few can beat
that record.
Is your husband CROSSE An irri-
table, fault finding disposition is Of
ten due to a disordered stomach,
A man with good digestion is near
ly always good natured. A great
many have been permanently cured
by taking Chamberlain's Tablets.
For sale by all dealers.
Prof. J. H. Hamilton Of this
place has been appointed leader
for attendance in this section for
the meeting Of the Arkansas State
Teachers Association, which con-
venes at Little Rock December 26-
20. 1t is hoped to have $500
teachers in that meeting.
The first democratic guns heard
ip Evening Shade in many, many
moons were fred one night last
week in celebration Of the victory
of Woodrow Wilson. In addition a
number of young ladies of the
town, carrying lighted torches, pa
raded Main street, singing patriotic
songs and making merry generally
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
S:WS FROM THE
5 COURT HOUSE
A Few Bits Of New News
Found At The Temple
Of Justice.

Clerk Simpson has licensed SIX
couples to wed since our last issue
another sign of Wilson prosperity
John z. Pinkston of Cave City
and William L. Wells OF NelSol :
vile made final proof on their
homesteads before the clerk wee
nesday.
County Judge Allen Gay, who
was justice Of the peace in Straw
berry township for a number ol
years, has married SO couples he
is anxious to make the number an
even hundred, and might reduce
the fee for the next couple applying
to him for his services as an ac-
juster of nuptial knots.
Judge Gay has been notllled lhat
Jacob Shontz is lying sick in a va
cant building at Hardy and that ne
has become a charge upon citizens
of that town, who want him sent to
the pauper house. Judge Gay went
to Hardy this week to investigate
the matter. Shontz is an old man,
and only lately completed a term
in the penitentiary, having been
convicted of the murder Of his wife
in Union township several years
ago
Sheriff Bristow received a letter
Monday from the sheriff of Ran
dolph county stating that Joe End
sley, who was placed in Jail at Po
cahontas for safe keeping lately
had become violently insane and
requesting Mr.. Bristow to come and
remove the prisoner. However, Mr..
Bristow says he will not move End
sley unless he can take him to the
asylum, and seems to think End
sley is in the habit of going crazy
when he gets into trouble. The
prisoner is indicted for burglarine
the store of L. D. Phillips at Ash
Flat.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15

A. L. Due, one of the principals
of the Cave City school, was here
Saturday and took the teachers
examination before Examiner 0. c.
Shaver.
All parties who owe us and have
not made final settlement by Dec.
/, 1912, will find their accounts in
the bank for collection. Drs. Tib-
bles g. Sullivan, Poughkeepsie.
1T is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best ough medicine | have ever
used,v writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell
of Lavonia, Ga. II have used II
with all my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory" Fol-
sale by all dealers.
Samuel Sharp, the 2O-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp
of this place died Sunday and was
buried Monday at the Sharp ceme-
terry near Woods, lizard county
He was i'll for several weeks, and
his illness and death ere said to
have resulted from the excessive
use of cigarettes. The relatives
have the sympathy of their friends
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
PROBATE COURT NOTICES

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named administrators and guardians filed accounts
current at tho September term, 1912, Of the Pro.
bate Court for the Southern District Of Sharp
county for settlement with their respective es.
tatos to.witi
W. I, Campbell, guardian minor heirs OF W. ].
Norrs, deceased, Annual,
T, l. Herrn, administrator estate OF Jaa, p.
Cochran, deceased. Annual.
And oil partIes Interested In the settlement
OF said estates must come forward and Ale ok
ceptons to said accounts, " any they have, on or
before the third day Of the next term OF said cour
or they will be forever barred from excepting to
Sald accounts or any Item thereof,
JaB, NJ, Simpson Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
WEDDINGS

William H. Reed and Miss Leona
Medlock of the Poughkeepsie Sec
ton we're married Sunday. aye>~'
DE. Barnett and Miss Cyndie
Barnes, a young couple of Poeh-
keepsie, we're united in marriage a
few days ago. ~
Flavel L. Green of Evening
Shade was married Sunday to
Miss Mary X. Haywood of Battles
lizard county.
M. L. Hulett and Miss Fannie
Thompson, a daughter of County
Treasurer Thompson, were married
Sunday in Morgan township, Esq
J. G. Sims of Layne officiating.,t
W. V. Rush, a young man living
four miles southwest of town, and
Miss Mollie Ford of this place were
married Thursday night Of last
week. Rev. E. D. Williams of Sui.
livan township performed the cere'
mony.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE Of GUARDIANS
APPLICATION TO SELL LAND

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned
guardian Of Erwin Lassiter Ethel Lassiter, VII.
liam Lassiter. Homer Lasslter, Ernest Lasaiter
and May Lesster. minor heirs Of W. Il. Garrison,
deceased will make application at the December
term, 1919. Of the Sharp Probate Court for the
Southern District for an order to sell one.pisth
Interest In the following lands lying In the
Southern District of Sharp County, Ark. to.witi
W PIT NE NE and the u PIT Of the NV NE Of
Section 20, and sE pr sW SIC and W pr sE sE
Of Section 20, all In Township 10 North. Range 0
woat, containing In the aggregate oS acrep, for
the support Of said mlnora,
D. Q, Lassiter, Guardian,
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15

J. W. Graddy and family are
now living in town, having moved
in from a farm near here last
week. Mr.. Graddy is new justice
of the peace in Piney Fork town
ship.
Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamber
lain's Liniment is cheaper and better.
Dampen a piece Of flannel with it
and bind it over the affected part
and it will relieve the pain and
soreness For sale by all dealers.
An out of town advertiser send
ing in copy for new ad, takes oc-
casion to say, you are giving us a
nice ad in neat style" That made
the ad.setter feel good and didn't
cost the advertiser anything. 1t
doesn't hurt to show appreciation
of good service or pass a compli-
ment every now and then, provided
it is deserved Of course.
These subscribers have paid sub
scriptions during the week, G, 7.
Dawson, R. W. Johnson, Cave City,
D. L. King, Williford; W, II, West,
Mobley; j. E. Mclaughlin, Grange;
C. B. Snow, G. W. Johnson, Max
vile; J. W. Young, j. w. Graddy,
Evening Shade; j. V, Cole, 0, S.
,Westmoreland, Sidney; L, D, Phil
lips, Ash Flat; W, A, Stanfll, Mel
sonville; W. F. Stanhll, Cave City,
There could be no better medi-
cine than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My children were all
sick with whoopine cough. One Of
them was in bed, had a high fever
and was coughing up blood, Our
doctor gave them Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the first dose
eased them, and three bottles cured
them" says Mrs, r. A, Donaldson,
of Lexington, Miss, For sale by all
dealers,
One day this week j, R. Metcalf
received a letter from George R,
Brown, secretary of the Little Rock
board of trade, stating that the
proposition Of building a railroad
from the capital city north and
through this section Is not dead by
any means, but will be taken up
again soon. The letter stated that
citizens Of Little Rock want this
road and that as soon as another
railroad project the city Is interest
ed In Is settled a campaign will be
beeun for the road to the north.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBuCA1M
Department Of the interior,

Department OF the Interior
U. Land Office at Little Rock Arki,x
November, lal
Notice IL hercby given that John H. Nil |
Center. Arkansas, who on September
made Homestead Entry No. 2Ss%' SGu
O27ao, for E HALF FNW Or, Section u ~
ship II North, Range 8 West, 9TH Prlha'i Y
idian. has filed notice Of intention TO maxi
Year Proof, to establish claim to the H@ !.
described, before Clerk Of Sharp County Nl]
ming Shade, Arkansas, on the lV'h Ga" u
cember, 1912. 90
Claimant names as witnesses SamueN
born, G, P, Dawson, VIM r. GolnS' II
Huekaboc, all Of Center, Ark
Guy W. Caron, msff
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBuCA1l|
Department Of the interior.

department OI tne INFERIOR
U. s. Land Office at Little Rock, Arknu
November {, lsla
Notice is hereby given that Joseph CAl
Jacksonville. Arkansas, who on Decua
1906. made Homestead Entry No. 4&, s
No. 02l76. for w HALF NV Or, SsaI
Township II North. Range West, ithPHa
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention au
Five Year Proof. to establish claim TO Aa
above described, before Clerk Of Sharp C1'
at Evening Shade. Arkansas, on the ~ VI
December. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses J@SrI
Jas. GoF. /. N. Sparks. Robert Cro0n' II
Jacksonville. Arkansas.
Guy W. Caron, Restf
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE FOR pUBuGA1|0
Department Of the interior !.
Land Office at Little Rock, A.kah,S I ,Si,
'' November y lsH

Department oil inc ih'e'V'
US, Land Office at Little Rock nkss ,us
" " ~ November v WI
Notice Is hereby given that Will'am "T
Of Reed. Arkansas. who On ss2tam~, I,
made Homestead Entry No. S10'', '"' S..,a|
o2O2l, for sw or, sw Or, Section w. u's, ~"
II North, Range 4 West, 9th PrlncpH s'',,, rs
has fled notice Of intention to m'" Nv, nm |.
Proof. to establish claim to the land '%, w.,
cribcd, before CLERK of Sharp County N. O.,,,1
Shade. Arkansas. on the 18th day '' wv
1919. shS
Claimant names as witnesses d n'S . \
J, +. Mcknight, W, f. Mehh'S""
Knight, all Of Reed, Arkansas 0.,,s
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBL|CA||''
Department Of the Inv lO's'l Arl,nal
Inod Office at bittlo wv" DIi

Department Of the ln'o'It s A,l.asl
u B. Land o"''' Wv october 8 W. IN
Notice IL hereby given tha' Nv'' W. 'A0d n
ming Shade. Arkansas VINO '" ososs sh
made mad Homestead Entry Mo- ..'sS ss"' /, f,'Sl'|
n North. Range 0 West D'n = ,' make rm
hna illed notice Of intention Wan land ,pw
Proof, 70 establish elalm 70 .. 'ns Al shdgs
orIbed, b before the Comfy Judge :" J. @sI@s|
ty, Al Evening Shade, Arkansas ~ ,.|
Of November, 1919 ...,st
Claimant names M w''"vY WIN W You@'
Dow payIa. =. M. Coz, james V
Evening Shade, Arkansas -, es,On, Rss"
Sharp County record., 1912-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBL|CAI|V'
Department Of the Interior " ,,,,,p
v, ,, L"ho O''VO '''' October q. NV

US, Land Office at. Little hos" o. ., M!
Notice Ia hereby given that A,v'" y" " De,ry|
Evening Shade. ArNonsa1 VINO Vr s,s NJ
10, 1906. made Homestead Entry "" o. Tms|
No. Nc ciTsa, NE or NE or, S'sl'o" ,,,a.i 70 MA S
II North. Range 7 West, O'h Pr'"'" 'S' rIpd II
has illed notice Of intention 70 "4"' wv. .0i W
Year Proof. to establish claim to c0',y s0' M d NJ
described. before Clerk oi snaap ap,s dsy dMr|
ming Shade. Arkansas, on the '0'" y"
Der, 1912. -, Arch 0pe
Claimant names M witnesses, .,..,', % ,ldr
Dave Haley, Dock ESum' l. Il '
ming Shade, Arkansas, 80, e.... RssiIa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08
f0rtnIahtIy club Meets.

The Forlnightly club met III regu
lar session win Mrs. Whiddon At hei
home, Si5 South Seventh street
Thursday afternoon The program
for the day was TIE discussion u the
lives Of number 81 American writ
ers. The book review 81 W. ]. How
Ell was omitted because Of the ab-
sence OF Mrs. Harris, who had this
part Of the program Mrs. Wiseman
gave a short talk on the home lite Of
Howell a short synopsis oI tie life
oi Dr Weir Mitchell and a review Of
bis book "Hugh Wynn" wes given by
Mrs, a. A. Hawn MIS-, 4. b. Morgan
gave q most interesting paper on the
liie aud writings Of Samuel Clemens.
a round table discussion followed Mrs
Morgans paper and many humorous
stories Of Mark Twain were told
Ralph Waldo Emerson was discussed
by Mrs w y. Booth Musical num-
beFs were rendered ~ Mrs. Whiddon
ana Miss Mae Rlshel a delicious
Two course luncheon was served. The
next regular meeting of TIE club VIII
he at lae home 81 slrs w. S. Rich
ards The date Of the meeting is
June ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08

Terrell Mildred Maxey, B. ?. Smith.
Miles Edwards, Phoebe Hefrncr, Nil.
dred Hutson, Dan Anderson. Jack
Schwartz Gardner olive, Josephine
Johnson and Mary Ice Johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08
Mts. kIIIey eIges Co..

The Mission Society of the Metho.
dlM church held the regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon q this week in-
stead Of Thursday. on account of the
general Sunday school meeting at The
church on the regular day One OF
the Interesting features Of the meet
ing was che report Of Mrs O. f. XII.
ley who vas the delegate TO the state
annual meeting Nansum last
month Mrs. Knley gave q fun and
most Interesting report Of the SEES.
sion Little Alice Burney and Master
b1rney Ray sang duet that was very
much enjoyed by the ladies'.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08
Girls Club Gives Pretty.
Leap Year Dancn-

Girls Club Gives Pretty.
Leap Year Dance.
One Of the prettiest dances eyei
given in the city BY the younger 30
ciety set was the dance Wednesda,
evening at the Knights of Columbu.
hall, given by the members Of The
Just Us Girls club Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Ludlow were the chaperones
ana the guests were the visiting youoa
ladies' and young men The hall Mas
decorated in Japanese style, lanterns
ard umbrellas being used consplcu.
ously The waiting rooms were made
very pretty and attractive in lavender
ana white, Humphreys orchestra fur.
nished the music for the dance bro.
gram The grand march was led by
Mr Harry Hendficks and Miss Hazel
Benson Of jacksonville, Ky the
guests were Misses Ida Fitzgerald 81
Parsons, Kan, Imogene and Marion
Gamble Of Waco, Tex, Lucille Dugan
sadie Levy Hazel Benson, and Messrs
Ashley Han Dugan, Reeue and Jack
Smith, Harry Hendricks. Harry Hera.
dcn, Robert Van Valkenberg. Arthur
kinard Edoray Hampton, C. w. Beck
per Of Corpus chri. TEX, Guy Van
SAINT Hugh Smith, coward Hampton
Pete Hefiner. Ed Riddle, George Wh.ss
and cliffard Sparks.
Punch was served throughout tbs
evening. Misses Marjorie Dwyer and
Marjorie Cochran presiding at the
punch bowl The dance was a lean
year affair and the young ladies escort
ed the young men to the hall and saw
them home after the ban tt was the
first social event ever given by the
thirteen Young women Of the club and
was ahuge success.
-o--
Rev. and Mrs. George Sherman and
son John returned t9day at noon from
Quanah' Tex wher, they have been
Tor the past two weeks working ia a
revival meeting.
%
Mrs. L Il. Neville delightfully."- en-
teriained the members Of the vada
Needle clnb az a regular meeting Fri
day afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08

A number OF the younger society
boys and girls gathered at the Mr..
and Mrs. r. X. Wootten home satur-
day evening and gave a surprise for
Miss Julia Wootten. The party was
very informal, music and games be-
ing the entertainment. The surprise
was given in farewell to Miss Woot.
ten, Who left today for Colorado, where
she win spend the SKINNER.
o.
The all-day picnic at University
park held Wednesday by the members
Of the Congregational Sunday school
was one Of the most pleasant gather.
ings Of the week A picnic dinner was
spread and enjoyed at the noon hour.
The children were highly entertained.
Mrs w D. McAIasters entertained
as 6 o'clock dinner Sunday evening
complimentary to Mr. and Mrs Bert
kineaid. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Watson. Misses Florence
Watson. Lillian Lonenson, Bette Es-
ties, and Mr.. E. T. Cook Of Anadarko.
20
Mrs. Elmer Terrell has issued invi-
tations to a birthday party for her lit
tie daughter Elizabeth OH Monday att
ernoon, the occasion being the child's
eighth birthday The party viii be
held on the lawn at the Terrell home.
90
Miss Fannie Wadsworth is expect
ed home this week from Springfield.
No., where she has been a student il
the Drury college Miss Wadsworth
is a Sophomore in the Missouri col
lege
-n.