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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-03
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM THE COUNTY
News Letters From Many
Sections.
CORRESPONDENTS
GIVE LOCAL NEWS
Happenings of Interest to Many PeO.
pie all over the County and to Those
Who Have Left the Family Hearth
stone and gone to Other States.

Barksdale. July l.-Mr. Leon Year
gin is at Spartanburg studying in the
Wofford Summer School
Mr.. Bascom Brownlee attended the
lawn party given at Mr.. Will Barks-
dales lawn by the b. Y. =. U. of High
land Home church
Mrs. ID. A. Coleman of Fountain Inn
was visitor at her old home on last
Wednesday,
Mrs. G. A. Browning, Jr., returned
to Goldville on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Garrett of Wa
terlee visited Mrs. w. b. Putnam of
Barksdale on Sunday.
Many of the people of this section
attended the Union meeting at War
rior Creek church on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Putnam, Misses Corinne
and Laurie Putnam spent Sunday in
Laurens.
Mr.. Connor Owens friends and rel
atives of this vicinity are grieved to
know Of his illness in Gray Court
and hope he will soon be out again.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-03

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-03

Eden, July 1.-Nr and Mrs. NJ. w.
Gray were in Greenville Thursday
Ralph Martin ana Misses Alpha
Martin and Jenovee Babb attended
the union meeting at Warrior Sunday.
Rufus Armstrong spent Sunday with
Mr.. B. W. Owens and family
Mr.. F. w. Mahaffey and wife spent
Saturday with Mr. NJ. w. Gray and
family.
Carl Reeves was in Greenville Sat
urday and Sunday.
Guy Babb spent Saturday night with
Horace Gray.
Mrs. Emma Reeves spent Friday
with Mr., c. V. Hipp and family.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-03

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The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
SPRING VALLEY
Raining tonight.

Joe Homesley has sold all his canned tomatoes, and could have sold many times more than he has.
 Ray Sanders reports from Chi cago that he saw Jack Johnson and bathed his tootsies in Lake Michi- gan.
 Miss NJ. A Hinds came home from Madison County Monday. and brought her grandmother. who is very poorly. with her.
 Hey there, you rural carriersi Why can't We have a county organ ixation like carriers of other states, make The Springdale News our To- al official organ. and meet oceas- ionally at Springdale or Fayette- ville2 Wake up and let us hear through The News whats the mat ter
 Mir Marks informs me there is d chance for the boys corn club to be knocked out for want of appro= priatien by levging court If so, why not finance ny popular subscrip= tion9 Many merchants lawyers. doctors. tea hers and farmers would be glad to help Don let the work go down
 Monday We ran out of gasoline three miles from She office. but got pint Of coal oil and ran in all right We made q great smoke but goi in on schedule You automobile folks might try the same trick in an emergency Of course the mot or should be cleaned of soot as soon as possible after run.
 
 Mrs. sam Johnson who was hurt several weeks ago III runaway, lied Monday and @as buried Tues day. She was thrown out of wagon when il turned over from the wheels on one side dropping into deep rut= washed out on one side of the road the team then be- came frightened and ran away
 We often wonder whether here in Arkansas We are living under q form of democratic government or bull moose dictatorship. Several weeks ago We wrote an official, en- closing a two cent stamp. asking the fate Of a certain petition sub mitted from this neighborhood To date We have not heard from either petition or stamp He might use one cent to return the other cent.
 Sunday Celsius and family paid a visit to the ne. bridge site. We found Wint Parsley and family. and Mir Jones and wife, and crowd of visitors from all parts of the count ry Work on the road is progress ing nicely. and if those who want ed the bridge over here would turn out one day fine road to the kx l k. la made A bad place was made on the road west of the bridge in an effort to get into the old road too soon after leaving the oat field A grade of at least fifteen per cent was made when one of seven or eight per cent would have been as
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
SILENT GkDI +,

Geo Robbins has entirely recoF- cred from his Illness
 Bob Stewart enjoyed a visit last week from his brother and family from Exeter. Mo.
 Misses Gillie and John King and David Aeheson attended fruit fair at Bentonville Friday
 Mr and Mrs Tom Mustain are enjoying visit from one of their sons from Oklahoma
 Miss Ina Patton was on the sick list Sunday Mrs linn Sturdy was also numbered with the sick
 Mrs. Will Smith Of Muskogee. Ok lahoma, formerly Margaret King is home for a visit with her parents.
 Bro. Watt left Sunday for Mis- souri where he is attending district of the Brethren Church.
 Miss Anderson Is getting along nicely with her school and says all the pupils are making good pro- gress.
 We may be hungry for apples this winter, for it seems as though most
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
EIN SPRINGS

W. D Pearson and Mr Powers are in Texas each with d car load of bulk apples
 Bert Carson is in Pine Bluff at- tending the sessions of the Odd Fellows grand lodge
 Mrs Ollie Willis and children are visiting at the home of her father L. Hagler. She resides in Missouri.
 Walter Patton has moved to the John Horton place While living here he expects to build a new res idence on his own farm.
 Aunt" Amanda Griggs went over 10 Valley Springs, Ark, last week where she will remain indefinitely She has a daughter living there.
 Misses Maggie and Kate Reed of Stony Point attended church services here Sunday and We're guests at the home of their uncle. j. L. Reed.
 The Fergus evaporator closed that McSpadden X Sears, and Snayelly Bros. will get through this week
 Elder Sherrill a state missionary of the Baptist church is preaching d series of revival sermons here and is being heard by good-sized audi enees
 Old Dan is dead. Dan was the bald face horse which Silas Wilson has owned so long. After ? years of good service. he passed away Friday night.
 Lowson Munday, .'the big fellow. has another man running the big engine at the Fayetteville Light plant for a few days and he is xis- ting his mother al Elm Springs.
 Nolan Hellstern. one Of Elm Springs ambitious young mon came home Friday from Springdale where he is attending High School and spent Sunday with home folks.
 Elm Springs was we'll represented at the fruit fair at Bentonyille last week Clint Ritter. Charley Brown. Lon Hale and Frank Wright and their families went prepared to camp,
 Miss Vaud Ritter came in from Oakland, Cal, Sunday and is visit ing her mother, Mrs Maggie Rit- ter, and her sister Mrs w D Pear son at the latter's home south of town
 Wasson & Fergus shipped the first car of stock from this station over the new railroad Oct l2 They shipped two more loads last Satur- day. Will Fergus going 10 St. Louis with the hispment.
 Mr. Editor. want you to begin to exercise those Democratic roost- CTS. so they will be in good crow ing shape by election day. If ev= erything works well, l would like 10 have one adorn my items in about two weeks.
 Tom Stilwell and family came in Friday from eastern Arkansas. where they have resided the past year. Mr. Stilwell is moving into the house on pr. Fergus farm which is being vacated by Willard GroXdaie. The latter is moving to Wal Eag gle.
 Teeumseh
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
For Real
 (ESTATE) Bargains Fredricks Realty Go. SPRINGDALE, ARK.

easily gotten l fail to see what
 was gained by the change When
 road builders learn that it pays to
 lengthen a grade instead of rush ing up hill just to get on top,
 Arkansas will begin to have good
 roads and not before. Not one
 man in hundred can judge the per cent of grade and a spoiled road is the result. The road at
 Buffers ford on the east side of the river is a fair sample of what occurs in hap-haZard laying out" of roads A grade of from ten to twenty per cent is encountered, mak- ing the construction and mainten- anee of a good road impossible. would give bond to insure a road out of the same place on a seven per cent grade road Is an inn proyement for all time, and should not be trusted to guess work in To- eating 1t.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Mrs. Sarah Baggett and daughter 'ula, Of this district also Misses arrie Atkison and Zella Haifston # Spring Creek visited Sunday afth he W. 5. King family.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Grandma ThornsbefTy las moved into her newly purchased home here
 Walter Graham of Grove. Ok. ts around shaking hands with old time friends
 MT. Stevens just returned from Texas whither he has been with a car Of apples
 Mir. and Mrs H. MeDaniel have been visiting relatives at Ft. Smith the past week
 Wesley Davis is out around now although he looks rather pale from his re ent misfortune
 Mir and Mrs Bob McDaniel had very pleasant trip to Oklahoma visiting their many relatives there.
 E. II. Bishop and little daughter Vera of Ft Smith were guests of Mir and Mrs 4 C. Mayes Thurs day.
 Cousins of Mrs. John Looney. MT. and Mrs Barnard of Medicine Lodge. Kan, were here a few days this week visiting and looking up a
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

location with the intent of making Lowell CT Its vicinity their future residence
 Morning service only. next Sun day Oct. 27, at the Presbyterian Church. Everyone cordially invited to attend
 Mrs. Hugh Mcclure and father, Mir Bishop, departed Sunday for Pennington where they will make their future home
 MT and Mrs Nance annd children, Mir. and Mrs Calvin Walker and children, all of Rogers, were guests Sunday at the kimmons home.
 Mrs. Daly arrived Sunday, much to the reioieingof Mir. Daily They will occupy the Bishop property and will soon be at home at Lowell
 Wonder where the marshal was when the happy parties were so much enjoying themselves looking for little excitement and amuse- ment?
 James Caldwell just returned from points in Missouri where he has been purchasing apples for eastern shipments for Brogdon X Son of Springdale
 Mrs. Arnold received a message Thursday from her son Walter at Monett, stating that his wife was very ill and she left that evening for Monett
 Will Gowan's new barn Is assum- ing very noticeable proportions and when done will add greatly to the nF yA1a tn his convenience.
 The we'll diggers at Mood Waves have gone down 150 feet with no sign of water This is unusual for this locality and they may decide 10 try new place for water
 Word has been received from Ode Arnold, who left last week for parts Of New Mexico for his health. that he arrived out there safely and feels very good considering tfS state of health.
 MT. Johnson, who has been sui fering with cancer for many months, passed away last Tuesday morning about ten o'clock He was c. years old and leaves wife and little son and many relatives and friends to him Interment was made Pleasant Grove cemetery.
 Mir. John Looney and Mr Vance are doing thriving real estate business here Every one is glad that some one has seen the need of some wide-awake work in this line here and congratulate these men for grasping the opportunity and boosting Lowell as we'll.
 At this writing there have been Al carloads of green apples. ears of dried apples. ! cars of cider, and one car of peelings shipped from Lowell to say nothing of the amount that has been hauled away to other points and a large amount that is stored as yet. This speaks well for Lowell
 The Mathis family are rejoicing over the gradual reeoyAy of d very dear friend. Mrs James Gfl- more of Missouri. who Is visiting relatives at Rogers and was taken i'll with typhoid fever. She had been i'll some five weeks and was very low, with little hopes of reeoY= cry when she called her old friend, pr. Mathis. of Lowell He called a with Dr Rice Of Roe- CTS, procured Springdale's trained nurse, Mrs Giddings and the trio began their battle for life of their patient That they were victorious, patient. relatives and friends are very thankful
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Eat Ali Want to Now. No Moro Gas on the Stomach or Sour Stomach. No More Heavy Feeling After
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Meals or Constipation.

ed 2. sunday and sunday night at Mrs. Charley Williams is spending fe" days with her daughter. Mrs. HudelSon of Fayetteville.
 ReF. Hood filled his regular ap- continent at Oakland Saturday night Mrs Hood accompanied him. NIT and Mrs. Charley sawrv were called to Garfield Saturday to at tend the funeral of Mrs Sawry's brother.
 Well, Lone Star, haven't gone ID search of warmer climate. guess lew people were disappointed but such is life
 The pie supper was quite nice 9at arday night. Proceeds will go to help buy some plays for an enter taihment the last night of school.
 Ray Wilson and Miss Flossie Fool We're quitely married Saturday night, Robt Reed, l. P. officiat- Ing. We wish for these young peo- pie many years of happiness and success.
 Wild Goose.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

of the apples are being sold in Oklahoma and Kansas.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Sheets and Mrs. Robert Dagley of this neighborhood, also Bro Strong Of SBringdale, are attending the district onvention iu Missouri.
 Mrs. Sarah Baggett and daughter Sula, of this district also NJ 53ea Carrie Atkison and Zella Haifston =of Spring Creek visited sunday atth the W 5 King family
 think everyone appreciated the rain Monday evening II some oi us We're out iA l. It's the first we've had fos some time and as theHe lis no more dust We can clean up tte house.
 Miss Minnie Anderson provided quite d treat for her pupils Friday. by esaortiug them to fte frut fair at BentonYille. Children and teaeH- TT report fine time Euneheon was taken and the Vho'e day a a5 e.l- io4e q They Ieufned about f0 To clock Friday nigh
 Springdale va mfgHty busy burg Saturday Among s4t. 5fleuta shoppers were Misses Ida King. l1e- na Ralston. Argie Pogue, KaIe Beas- Hey, Ress Hutehins and the aisses Moody, Mrs Will RaIstoH, Mrs George Robbins. Mrs Ben Grtfffh Mrs Clarence Robbins. Mrs Roscoe smith. and Mr. and Mr7 John Ey- ersole
 There was singing af the Ache>slu home sunday night About 10 per sons were present and everyone had an enjoyable time The crowd came early and We sang nearly all the songs in our song book Miss Mary Acheson and Mrs. Clarence Robbins favored the party with few pia- no solos and sang several popular songs Frank Forbes gave us a few pieces on the french harp and Mary Aeheson played some on the mandolin Everyone reported fine evening
 More Ancn
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
EXHIBITION.

Miss She Frost visited Sunday evening With Miss Ola Mitchell
 A fine rain Monday night. Farm CTS will again be busy sowing wheat
 Misses Ola and Cora Fiant visited Sunday with Misses Sadie and Ella Stone
 Nr. and Mrs. G. 0 Trammel vis= ited with Mr and Mrs Earl Oxford last Sunday
 We understand Ebb Stone will leave tomorrow Tuesday for the golden West
 Misses Stella Nelson and Grace Neill were shopping in SBringdale last Saturday
 Call Hall or Fayetteville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Earl Oxford
 Mrs. Emit Carter of Sonora visit ed her mother, Mrs. Hayward Slaughter, last Monday.
 Misses Grace NeiH, Olyve Munson and Ella Johnson spent Saturday night with Miss Stella Nelson.
 Mrs Ollie yanzandt. Ienore and Leverne visited Sunday with Mrs Mae Hays and family of Sonora
 Miss Hattie Oxford who is teach ing at Riehland View, visited with home folks Saturday and Sunday
 Miss Sue Frost visited Saturday night with her uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. Dick Clark Of Goshen.
 Misses Maggie and Beulah Van zant, Truman Campbell and Roy Slaughter attended church at Sono- ra Saturday night
 The principal of the Hahherton public school, Prof Fred Reed has resigned While Prof Reed has been with us only short time We have
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

found him 10 ba a gentleman fn the best sense of the term and an able instrue tor and We regret to lose him but wish him the fullest measure of success Prof. Lee Fail Of Centerton, Benton County, has accepted the principalship of the school and took charge Monday
 B. F. Frost returned last week from Ninita, Okla, where he has been visiting his son Claud, bring ing with him his little grandchild lola. for a short visit.
 On Sunday evening, Oct 13. W. L. Johnston of this place and Miss Ethel Lindley of Zion surprised their many friends by driving out to the home of T. Boyd in com pany with Walter Nelson and sis ter of the bride, Miss Beulah, and Rev. Boyd said the solemn words that made them one. Linzy is one of Habberton's successful farmers and Is wise in his choice of wife, We hasten to offer them the sin eere congratulations and hearty good wishes of the vicinity
 Maude Muller. To the Patrons of the Habberton
 School.
 Kind mothers and fathers, it Is with regret that l leave your dis trict. but I am obliged to on account of failing health. I wish for your school the best of success and beg of you take more interest in the school work by seeing that your children get encouragement at home and are regular in attendance. Whenever you keep child out of school you deprive him of his priv ilege and do him an injustice
 The world demands better edu= eated people Many things might be added. but suffi to say that your children are entitled ot your best 
 Yours for good school,
 Fred F. Reed
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
SONORA

Homer Stone has about recovered from his recent illness.
 Master Gerry Nelson is visiting his grandparents near Zion.
 sam Lyons and family have nov cd to the Jim Robinson farm.
 Ava Harp started Saturday to Iowa with a car load Of apples.
 John Homesley has about reeov= cred from his siege with the old fashioned chills.
 Mrs Walker Nanzandt has been slightly i'll for few days, calling the doetor Monday We hope for her speedy recovery
 The protracted meeting conducted by Elders Haley and Bridenthal Is stll in progress at this place. So far. there has been no conversions
 The friends of Sylvia Mercer will be pleased to learn that she has got a position as stenographer for Judge of the Court of Appeals in Springfield, Mo.
 Mrs. Sam Johnson died Monday night after long illness caused by injuries received in ruuaaas sew eral weeks ago. She leaves hus- band and several small children to mourn her demise.
 Noah Eindley returned last week from Sweet Water, Texas, Whither he went The week previous 10 sell a ear of apples. He reports no rain there for five years. He thinks that must be some worse than Ark anSds.
 D. Y. Davis returned last week from Woodward Iowa, where he went with ear load of apples and while there visited his daughter Mrs. Troy Honesley We are in- formed he found good sale for his apples at fair prices. also that he is we'll pleased with that country
 ]. !. vansandt wishes lis to say that. the report in circulation that Elder w C. Tucker charged him five dollars for conducting his late ly deceased sons funeral is false and without foundation and an in justice to Mir Tucker and wishes 1t reetified In our items to The News. so those who may have heard t will learn the falsity of it
 The condition of the school sit uation at Head where the teacher was turned off last week for in competency Is 10 be deplored. We refrain from making any remarks more than to say the general opfn- ions are that most of the trouble in connection with il would have been avoided if meddlers from out side the district had stayed away.
 Miss Mae Horn vas united in marriage with Ed lsaaes on last Friday afternoon, Elder Haley of ficiating. The day following Miss Ella James and Troy Bfeedwell Of BellefoHte took themselves te the county seat and were there joined in wedloek The brides age home products and stand high in the e= timation of our people Wfo wish for them and their chosen ma eS long life of happiness,
 The con rete work If the White river bridge was completed last week and the N;neinnes Bridge Co. began their part Of construction Monday. The work is very danger ous and one man CT tAe company got knocked from the pier bs the breaking of wire Monday morn ing and only saved himself from probable death by catching to d piece of timber and q rope. neW hand would not likely had tie presence of mind to have done SO. The hands cannot he too cautions
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
E,I4kINS

James F. Hood Is visiting his son at Mena
 Miss Alta Frye Is visiting relatives at Praire Grove
 Mrs. Simpson is visiting relatives and friends in Texas
 James Bassett of Fayetteville is in town today-Tuesday
 Miss Frona Setser of Decatur spent Friday at Dave Hoods.
 Mrs Rachel Hood of Granby. Mo, is visiting with relatives at this place.
 Rev Reeves of Huntsville preach
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Mir. and Mrs Henry Sheets and Mrs Robert Dagley of this neighborhood, also Bro Strong Of SBringdale, are attending the district onvention n Missouri
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

of the apples are being sold in Oklahoma and Kansas.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
LOWELL
 Muikeep pno

Grandma Thofnsberfy las moved into her newly purchased home
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Brunswick, Ga, March 1, 1912.
The books are now open for the
making of city tax returns for the
year 1912, in the office of the under
signed at the city hall, and will re-
main oren until May when they will
finally close. The attention of per-
sons selling or acquiring real property
is hereby directed to the following
extracts from the code: TT shall be
the duty of persons transferring o
acquiring real property, to notify the
clerk of council, in writing, of the
fact of such transfer, and the same
of the transferrer and transferree be-
fore the first day of April following
such transfer, and in case transfers
of zeal property shall not be so mott
fed to the clerk, then the same may
be FAXED as the property of the per-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-23
FIRST BAPTIST.

Rev. L. E. Roberts, pastor OF the
first Baptist church, will on Sunday
continue the series of sermons fSsm
the sermon of Christ on the Mount.
The subject Of the morning sermon
Will be christianity Applied to the
Emotions of the Human Life" and of
the evening sermon, christianity APP
piled to the Morals of the Human
Life Much interest is manifested
by the congregations in these SER
mons. The regular choir will have
charge of the music. Morning service
at IL, and evening service at 7.45.
Sunday school, Philathea and Baraca
classes at $50 p. m. Strangers and
visitors will receive a cordial well
come.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-23

son list returning the same and shall
be subject in like manner as if no
transfer had been made
All returns must be in by May 1,
1911, as per the following extract
from the c3de: IF on the first day
of May of any year, there is any such
real estate in said city as has not
been returned by the owner or claim
ant thereof, it shall be the duty of tn
clerk TO issue an execution against
said real estate which has not been
so returned by the owner Or owners
thereof, as nonreturned property"
N.B.-All transfers must be noted
during the month of March. All re-
turns must be. in by May 1.
n. D. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
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in The Mummy and the Humming
Bird one of the best attractions
booked for the Grand Tuesday is a
society drama in four acts. The play
tells a very good story of young
man who becomes deeply absorbed in
his work and, while he loves his new
unmarried bride, does not give her
the devotion called for. She becomes
acquainted with an Italian nobleman
who takes a fancy to her and she
appreciates his affection He entreats
her TO run away with him and she
partially consents, but finally regains
her senses and refuses to CO. Her
husband, with the assistance of a
poor organ grinder, who, it develops
has lost the love OF his wife as a re-
suit of the interference of the count,
gets revenge.
This is the piay that made Mr..
Gilmore a star and it will live as long
as he does. Seats on sale Monday.
Tickets put aside will be sold if not
called for before 3 p. IN. on day of
performance.