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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

In the presence of a number of
their friends the marriage of Miss
Edna Isabel Minott and Frank NJ
Carothers was solemnized Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. Father Ratio
performing the ceremony. The happy
couple left Immediately for a we'd
ding trip, and upon their return will
be at home at 261O Woodland ave-
nue..
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Sacred Heart church Wednes-
day afternoon, when Patrick Nc
Donough led to the altar Miss Mary
Laffey. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Patrick Walsh and
was witnessed by many friends of
the bride and groom, who are widely
known and popular residents of the
West End.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17
Wheeler Oil and Gas Property

The holdings of the well located
The inducements offered within the bounds of and
nothing of the "ge rich quick about Them
The under which can investar liberal
The the
flied Louisville have
proposition.
Read What Some of Them Say About It.
Louisville KY January 81. 1912
Petroleum Development Company, ANdmore Oklahoma
Gentleman We have each of the
o in the
Fe Oil field of Oklahoma eighteen miles from Ardmoe and within tan
of Oil After thorough well the
fairness of the proposition that recommending friends
judgement doubtful stock solid land
oil field of possibilities shown
Your and above board fair honest backed
by of high standing and shall
Very truly
VIZ
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

The many friends of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Fitzpatrick will be sorry tc
learn that she is quite i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. William A
Brown, of 526 West Breckenridge
street.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

Misses Jeanette and Annabelle
Thurman were hostesses at a shower
last Friday at their residence on
Amber street for Miss Edna Isabel
Minott.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

Miss Esther Farrell, 4101 West
Broadway. has almost entirely re-
covered from the injuries she sus-
tanned while alighting from a Fourth
street car two weeks ago.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

John F. Chester, the well known
engineer. has about recovered from
an attack of rheumatism, having
been laid up for three weeks, and
expects to be out within a few days.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-02-17

Judge Samuel ]. Boldrick left
Saturday for Philadelphia, where he
was called on account Of the illness
of his uncle. the Rev. Father Sam
uel B. Spalding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

Had the Tulsa county commission
crs charged a nrmnal admission fee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25
FEDERAL PROBE
Of Gas SUPPLY
SPECIAL NMINIR WILL BEGIN
TAXING EVIDENCE HERE
TODAY.
KANSAS CITY affected
seek 70 Determine Whether There Is
II Sufficient supply of Gas Here
10 Furnish Kansas City.

Tho question of whether there is an
avallahle supply Of natural gas III tho
Tulsa territory to furnish Kansas
city, Mo, with fuel, will be taken up
today at special government hear
Ing. to be held In the law offices Of
Martin, Bush and Murray. in the
Central National Bank building. Her
man Brumbach, special examiner,
viii conduct tho hearing.
Some time ago report was made
to the effect that the supply Of gas
In the Oklahoma field was diminish
ing and that Kansas city, Mo, would
soon be without IL natural gas supply.
The subject Is one Of the gravest I'M
tprtancc to that city, as rs well tes-
tificd TO by the eNinent attorneys and
others In the city to attend today's
hearing which viii start at 10 o'clock
this morning.
There is "a city ordinance at Kansas
! CITY, requiring the Kansas city gas
company to maintain pressure OF
three ounces an the city lines or for
] lflA NhNN a. hAN ANl lhAAiAlN " Wv SN
/ The matter has been taken to the
United States court of the western
division Of the district of Missouri and
Judge Van Nalkcnbcrg has appointed
( MIR. Brumhnck as special examiner Ia
conduct the Investigation in Tulsa d.
. Tho question 10 bc determined is Whe-
thcr or not enough gas can he pur-
chased in oklahoma and ripcd to
Kansas city TO comply with the ord
inancc mentioned in the foregoing
Included in the party that Is here,
representing the various interests in
volvcd. are the following well known
people.
J W. Garner. assistant counsellor
at Kansas city. Mo. Richard J. Hig-
gins. city counselor of Kansas city,
KAN. .. e Small ~ the Kansas
city gas company. George NJ shelley,
secretary " the Utilities commission
al Kansas city, e. l.. Brundett. ac-
tive head OF the Kansas City Gas COM
pany
The hearing today will be highly
interesting to Tulsa people. as IT will
give fair idea of the extent Of the
gas fields surrounding Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

what tx the name of the young
lady who was elected from an auto
mobile by we'll known young fellow
about town. half way between Tulsa
and Tanchn Sunday nieht and forced
10 wear rut hrr French heelcd slip
pvrs footing IL back lu town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25
TALKS ON Town development

rc.4vu 40 nrep tner yarus ana tracks
IN slightly condition.
You may make as many individual
complaints as you have time to write,
addressing them all to the presidents
Of the railroads themselves. and you
will make the Commercial club-or
whatever you may call your prosperity
ganizatlon-tak the matter up and
something must move There is al
ways power in harmonious action.
Several years ago business took me
to an eastern city. | found it dull,
dirty and unattraCtive. The best thing
| saw in the town was the train that
was going TO take me away.
a few months ago business again
took me to the same city. To my sur
prise. found It fun OF NE clean
and one OF the most beautiful cities
have ever visited, | renamed there
as long as | could and was sorry
when had to leave.
What has brought about this Won
derful change in your city," | asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

Copyright 1912 by Town Develop
ment CompanyD
In town building, cleanliness Is
next to prosperity
There are some cities that are
clean and attractive, but without
life. 1t may be said for them, how
ever, that they would be without life
anyway and It is 10 their credit that
they are at least clean and attractive.
The great majority OF cities that arc
in the go-ahead class are AS careful
OF their appearance as n good house
home And II Is also true that city
thrift follows city Improvement
Take this town Of yours, for in
stance. without great effort you can
visualize much greater city with
broad, trec-lined avenues and with
well paved and well cleaned streets,
properly lighted at night. You can
sec your great business concerns all
prosperous, while the throngs on the
sidewalks are busy and happy. You
can hear the general verdict that this
town is good place In which TO do
business and good place In which 10
live---a beautiful city.
You are willing TO do your share
to bring this condition TO pass; II
not, YOU are not the good citizen you
should he. but no matter how Will
ing you are, YOU can't do II all. and
as matter of fact. your efforts will
count for little unless others help.
Harmony is the thing that is going
to work wonders for this town-har-
mouy Of mind. harmony OF thought
and harmony Of action.
Now you are not going to have
harmony without organization. That
brings me right down to a text and
a moral In one sentence:
Organization is the secret Of city
building
II this town Is To be made moro
beautiful the work must be done by
an organization pf men who will work
with a single purpose. Such an or
ganization is IN existence now, and II
has right to expect your moral and
financial support.
The first thing to he done toward
city beauthying will be 60 clean up
and park the approaches. The rail-
roads must be persuaded or COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

while at dinner with the head OF one
pf the largest banks of the town.
We'll, said my friend. with laugh.
"one day we realized that we had
been going about with dirty mum.
cipal face. so the Chamber OF Com
merce decided that II was time to
wash. We began improving the ap-
pearance of the city and at the same
time we began to be more prosperous.
WE FOUND AN ATTRACTIVE
CITY TO BE ITS OWN BEST
ASSET"
That answers the question as 10 the
worth Of an Organization as a city
beautifier.
Are you doing your share?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

II the young lady who lost very
essential part Of her poCkctbook toilet
equipment in a moving picture the
atcr last night, win vislt the apart
mcnts of "a certain prominent bach
clrr hero she might be ,nlIghtenod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25
American CONSUL ncsigncd.

WASHINGTON oct 24-Alexand-
or Y. Dye. who has resigned as Amer
lean consul at Nogalcs, Mexico. has
been regarded by the state depart
ment officials as valuable officer.
especially during the revolutionary
days In Mexico Mr.. Dye "a leaving
the service TO join large commits
sion house in Arizona.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25
ARTFUL DODGIlR WILSON

,..,,., ,. tb,
leNpoiH' may
son wasn't old enough To nave p''n
an aide TO his ilIuslilooS reno" VI"
ginian Robert Il. Lee, M holalhs OIL
the inevitable finish of ih' '''''''""
As suategtst-pcrhap' we shoo'u
say dodger but th''S 'o'E'"-" " o'"-
row certainly takes the CAKE ""'
hats vulsar toe. Nh'h "II'"''"''
pinned IN corner ana no 'S''''-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

rc.4vu 40 neep tner yarus and tracks
IN slightly condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25
. . . {. o o q q 0 . . . {.
by GLENN CONDON.

VISA ~ |" "' Pl''eu'
WI, H'''"S race ior H"'u inc wei
' W humanity mas '''h H'ull over
INV" w '''N Guy
III P''SS'"'h h"lu' u
'',' '''"N S"''''"gn' S'S''ru"y'
re S'," '''' 'u'S' p'Id less ail'n-
'''" ~ '''' poor ana lh' 'Ill'l'd than
.i'' "'"', '''l III the ""rld.
""PPoSihS you are pcnhlI'ss. An
"'''"'"' OCCURS. l"u lose llnh
TO S"" N'''N Nh'l becomes OF Nou
Nv N"" H"hN Ana neither docs
'UN'"uN else.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-25

Il must bo tough on some FOLDS
when tn children are too biz { ride
Ter nothin an too little { leave at
home. Nothln Is ever too expensive
fer folks that have things charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
WITH SQUARE OR HIGH NECK
ELBOW OR THREE QUARTER
SLEEVES.

Fl1u10ings ard hofder-d material,
make many 81 fhe preffiesf drrsses a. The
scason This on~ b. YER, dainty IN effect
YET extremely simple ~ make and n
nrqures material ~ only moderate ~ldih.
The tunir portion b. ol the founring and
hencafh % q a foundation piece. but thi.
slep 81 straight and rsn o. made from
PLAIN material from uiie banding from
material Trimmed &C from fruncin ~ %
match thr funf fn hanover stIfh The
il'i" ts tu' in Hrc fHrrc 9Th the sleeves
Hfi mems simple making as well a.
rfcri.I Ires Square nerk AID eihow
slows are hlfh po.ff. ard snau. but
There ere rtf...ra uhfr hgf nrk and
Iug-f HerUf Hr d..HI.e end ffe fress
Fan le mfir ae shown ,r fh~ iark vtrs
lni fhr rr . trlthri sfh a stock collar
The unl~r frrffH1 al fhr sEiu ~ fh~
.unH. can Ir either tucked or gathered
" H rlrHf just "a i.fIa above fhc natural
saIt' lrr ana f.Ir-i f1 the blouse. -
masIrg "a entire drrss
For fhe o. yr1- ere vH h~ -rci~d az
farif Di t.f I..ri mlfrfai ls ir.h~. " .de
AL 4lI ra-Is o. Inrhes aide ufh q.
ward a plain nsfers. ~ .nrhes vide and
ftrI 20 d.. fIr I.-'. rIt vaffs rf in-
'' ~ tlI siarl oi tu slng 20 make a.
Illustrated
The gttfrrr. 80 -ut BE- rrf i1 sye.
w mIs.rs a fh anil fs weave ~ age. and
HhI 10 mr'cd fo amy ftlr.e. U.s. the
J. ashton Department 81 tbs pspcr. on re-
sept " sen ecnt.-
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semi-sloom. one person only. save
himself and the untidy looking scr.
wants. "as as'ir. From a distant cor.
uer which commanded the entrance
ne saw Violet stealing away 20 the
corridor which led 20 her part Of the
hotel She had sat there all through
~" night 20 see him come into be-
assured OF his safety, Peter Run
stared after her disappearing figure
As % might have watched a ghost.
I've luncheon party was a great
success Peter Run was human
enough 20 be- proud az his companion
proud ct he- smurtncss. proud ~
her accent. @. the admiration which
she obviously excited iu fire two
Frenchme'. lie watched Mon-l/r
de Founceil"s bending over Violet.
and he Was suddenly conscious OF "a
wholly ncw sensation lie did not
recognize could not even classify H.
Tie only knew that IL was not alto
geth"r p@i'asan and that % set the
warm blood tInglinE through his
veins
j. Was mol. until They were sitting
ouf DO tn' winter Garden. taking then
coffee and liquer~. that the object Of
of their m citing vas referred 10. Then
Monster De- Fouuc.lies drew Violet
81 little away from fhc others. and the
Marquis took Peter Run arm and
led him on one side Monsieur de
, Fouuc'ies wasted 100 words a. aIl
Madcmuisollc. be- said. Monsieur
Run has doubtless told YOU that last
night ] made Lim the offer OF e. great
position among us"
she looked at him with tWinkling
eyes
eco on. please. o said
u offered Dim u position Of great
dignity of great responsibility. Mon
ticur dc FouucciIcs continued j
cannot explain fo Nou ifs exact nl.
fur". huf Do i- boo connection with the
most wonderful organization 81 ifs
sort which fhc world has ever known
The Double -Four. she mur
INJURED
Attached ,0 fHc p1r i. % rriur.it
salary and bur 90 condition sion
sicur dc fuunrrilcs said. watching tho
liri's acc Tho condition BE- that Vr
NuT r.waIr. a bachelor
Violet nodlsl
T..ar frI me sl r.Is .he 20
nrrksi lle vaut. mc to give hm
up
Var. CIR lo fuGrr..les drew = u'
.' c.n.r fu N.a .lr r.niou There
woe a rer"I Hr nIr rurr Doll. ff.
H. I.Hr ..r ..I. bod. s4II ..f'-
m. rIrf "ff I'D. t.H
f.H' H.r HrI 600.
r. "fr u. .f I.nf ri. HI
. commit 20 rorr a.
'..I. urorIs
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h ssidh with a queer little smile
= happen t. care for him. though
that's all
Monsieur de Founcelles shrugged
his shoulders. He knew men and
IN and Cor the present he accept
ed defat. lie sighed heavily.
Il congratulate our friend. ana :
envy him he said. II ever YOU
should chonge your mind. Mademoi-
moiselle-
1t il our privilege. isn't IL" she re-
marked with a brilliant smile. II
do ] shall certainly let you know"
! on the way home Peter RUIZ was
genial Miss Brown silent. lie had
escaped from "A difficult position. and
his sense OF gratitude toward his
companion was strong. lie showed
her many little attentions which
sf.'iiim"s escaped hun vrom
p"vcr. thee had a carriage to them
selves.
Peter Miss Brown said after he
a made her comfortable when is
II tohe?"
when is what to be- he asked.
puzzled.
Ing AZ him Tor a moment in most
b~ewilderinr fashion and then sudden
~ dropping; her eyes.
Peter Run returned her gaze in
blank amaze m"ut.
What do you mean. Violet he
exclaimed.
Jus what ! say" she answered.
composedl,. When are We going to
he fnarricd-'
Potter Ruff frowncd.
What ronsense." he said. We
ar" not going 10 be married. You
Fn"w that quite we'll"
"ph. no. don't" she declared.
smiling at him In a heavenly fashion.
your request I have told Mon
sieur d" Founcelles that we are en-
gagged. Incidentally. / have refused
two and nftv thousand
2 francs and. / believe. an admirer. for
Your sake. / declared that was
going 10 marry you. and l must
keep my wcrd.'
Peter Run began to feel giddy.
"I.o"k here. Violet NJ said. you
know W. well that We ran.e
all that between ou~rselccs.'
Arranged all that" she repeated.
with "a little laugh. Perhaps we did.
lou asked me To marry you. and YOU
have posed as my nance. You kept
II up just as long as IL suited you
suits me To- keep 1t up a little
longer.
- YOU mean TO say-do YOU ser
lousy mean that you expect me to
marry YOU" he asked aEhas,.
do" she admitted. L have
meant YOU t. for some time Peter"
81" was very %allurin. and Peter
itun hesiiatel. she held out her
and leaned towards him. Her
mum fell 10 the flnoor. She had
raised her veil. and a faint perfume
"i Niolets stole into the carriage.
Her hps Were a little parted. her
ewes were saying unutterable things.
You don't want me 20 sue Won a,
son Peter she murmured.
Peter Run sighed yielded.
~''"pyright 1911. by the Associated
Literary pTeSsJ
Title Of next Sundays Adventure:
Wonderful John Dory."
Sole IaaaaH F--N- -
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You gentlemen-whom n knows by
name so well as patrons Of sport and
society. can spare the time for affairs
Of such importance
Monsieur de F~ouncelles nodded.
We AVE very valuable aid. he
said. There is below us-the Double
-Four I'll eight gentlemen now pres
ont. an executive council composed Of
five OF the shreWdest men IN France.
They take their orders from M We
plan. and they obey. We have imagi-
nation. u special sources az kuowl-
edge. They have the most perfect
machinery for carrying out our
schemes that u is possible 20 imaC uo
do not wish 10 boast. Mr. Run. hu'
II ! take a directory Of Paris and
place after any mans name. whatever
his standing or estate. a black cross.
that man dies before seven DAYS have
passed. You may buy YOU evening
paper-a man has committed suicide
You read Of a letter found bv his side
AN unfortunate love affair a tale
OF jealousy or reckless speculation
Mr. Run. The majority a. these expla
nations are false They are invented
and arranged for hy ms
Il trust" Peter RUIZ said. that ~
may never Doe Wv uiforfune to incur
the dispieasure OF so marvellous an
association"
"On 'ho contrary. Monsieur RuT.
tho attention of the association has
been directed towards certain iuci-
1en's ~ your career in 20 most favor.
able mauue- We have spoknn Of yoi
often .ately Mr. HuT. efN"e our.
selves We arrive nov orr tro object
FOR which ve eFrcd ne honor ~
your vial'. o. is 90 oner sou tho pres
deucy % our executive council"
Peter RuT had thought % many
/ thinR-. bur hr ha1 n1' thought az fNIs'
7 Bee Erasuad. recovered himself ana I'D"
nI.lcd 90 once fhc dangers ~ tho ppsi
/ ton in which DO stood
Tho council az Five" Do said.
th0ughfflily
precisely" Monsieur DO ~Folr.rIs,
I replied Tho aalars forgive Wr for
giving such prominence fu n w.'.rr
ah.0h % doubtless consider 90 soc
orfarv importance .- tcu tnruesni
pounds l ve1r. vIf ha residence hero
and loo london lisp servants
90 is pr ucoiv' peter Hur declared
raurYf Imagine Monsieur hnv tnI
could have believed mo capable OF a.
.fr .I'I o. position
.II.r. DEL NOT uIrN ahaut tDI v-
T .I.D. e. fU r.f sn.r f.u
our rI..r...f |Hrarfr.I n-
a-e si. nr r.r'.-
f.fs .f.n| rfH 1..-
s.rs over s- rap HrI ,Hr
N .a.. .ta r ..-
- 60
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married men for our executive coun-
Gil"
Peter Ruff made "a gesture Of dos.
pair.
And / ana 20 be married in a
month j." exclaimed.
Timer" was a murmur of dismay. II
those other seven men had not once
~.D'"rvered it was because thhe con
duct 81 tho affair had been voted into
The hands of Monsieur dc F~ounccllcs.
and there Was little which he had 'ef'
uusaid. Nevertheless. they ha !
formed q little circle around the two
men Every word which had passed
between them had been listened 20
Eagerly. Their" arose now a chorus
Of voices which thheir leader had
some dTcultv IN sileucing.
"It mus be- arranged"
"fut DO i- ut impossible this"
Monsieur lN4G amuses himself
with u.s."
Gentlemen Peter RrN said. u
cen assure vou thai I do uothiug of
th" sort The affair was arranged
some moths ago. and ITO young lady
is even % 40 Paris. purchasing her
tr1e-.tu"
Monsieur DO ~Fpunccllcs. with n
wave OF Oh" hand. commanded siienc,
Monsieur BuT" he sail. putting
aside. for 81 moment. your sense a.
honor. which. of course. forhids ypu
f0 even consider The possibility %
breaking your word supposinr that
tfr Young lady hor. 30 should with
drew -
You dome Know Miss Brown
peter Run interrupted
lf is 1 pleasure fo which 7 rour 20
attain Nuaieur de F~ounccIIcs de-
rlarrd. smoothly 'Lef us consider
once moro my proposition 7 fako IL
'nr granted that aurrf from his
~'hrraf'rcd complication. you md %
agreeable"
81 am deeply honorcI 1y IT," Potter
Run declared
"W.r chat being so. Monsieur de-
Tourcsi'es said "vn must see whcth
.r v" arro' 'e'r you Toll mo Who
- fh's f"ur'ur1'" young lady 'hls
Ni- EroNr
sro ' a Young person ~ good
birth anI como uesrs rofD- Wuf
declared slr has been my seer.
tary from fhc frs'
Monsieur de Po1o.eIles nodded his
hood fU.IfHfIf
th' fa SOLD sf. ruoes ,rHr
sD...fs f'tU s. snHrr r'r..r fn f.
..r,.Iififsl tt .I meant. WrII. vs
-er Wl.r V.a f..r HI0 n
a. .I. niH r. N Df mts fI.
.IH. ..n.. nf fH .n.rl ia|t
3 Tf H rnI e Ief.
Ulr .-. $3.50. a. tHs.f
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True love never runs smooth. even
On a so den rack.
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Self-denial looks good to the aver
age man-from "A distance.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-29
SPRINGFIELD.
d. O. HARTON, Pres

Hay saving is the order of the day
here now.
viii Norwood and family of Conway
visited relatives here the past week.
frankie Henley and Misses Maud
Simpson and Elizabeth Cathcart are on
the sick list at this writing,
kinner Morgan, who was q former
citizen of this place, died last Sunday
at his home in Morrilton. His remains
were brought here oMnday and laid to
rest in the cemetery, where funeral
services were conducted by Rev. R. E.
L. Bearden of Morrilton. To the grief
stricken wife and children, we extend
coincidence.
Mrs. Lois Lloyd of Morrilton spent
the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. K. S. Moses, at this place.
Ray Cullum and Miss Irene Moore
surprised their many friends by get
ting married last Sunday To the hap
py couple we extend congratulations.
Mr.. Sledge and family and "Aunt
Martha" Sledge of Damascus attended
the burial of Mrs. E. H. Grain here last
Tuesday.
R. NJ. Johnson and wife spent the
past week at Heber Springs.
Mrs. S. d. Dancer and daughter,
Miss Lorene, returned home last Sun
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Little Rock.
The members of the cornet band
have received their instruments and
are now having regular practice every
week
w. C. Moses and wife have moved to
the Griswood settlement where they
will make their home until Mrs. Moses
school closes at that place.
Mrs. E. II. Grain, who has been 9
sufferer from tuberculosis for nun
Der of months, passed from this life
Monday, August 10. Her remains
were inferred Tuesday; the funera'
services being conducted at the home
by Rev. Bevens. Mrs. Grain was borr
near here on the Cadron, and with the
exception of very few years spent al
Conway, has lived here all her life
She leaves large circle of friends t.
mourn her death, for to know her wa:
to love her. The bereft members o.
the family are husband, daughter
Mrs. Harry Burns, son, Jessie, anC
an only sister, Mrs. j. F.. Cureton.
August rs.