The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-16
Personals


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 Typewriters for rent J. D, Dun- away. d3t Mrs. J. c. Breed is shopping in Little Rock today.
 Deputy Sheriff C. o. Payne is in Mayflower today.
 Mrs. E. R. Steel went to Little RoRck this morning.
 President J. J Doyne is attending the county fair at Morrilton today.
 Wanted-Jersey milch COW with young calf. Dr. w. F. Baugh, Con- way 22-3t* Mrs. w. R. Greeson and daughter, Miss Myrtle, are spending the day in Little Rock.
 Mrs. s. G. Smith, Misses Floy Smith and Pauline Peabody are Little Rock visitors today.
 Misses Irminie Anthamatten and Bernie Robins went to Morrilton to attend the fair
 Mrs. w. D. Cole returned last night from an extended visit to rea- tives in National City, Cal.
 For Rent-Four rooms of a five room cottage, furnished or unfurnish- ed. Apply to Mrs. Vim Jones. d3t
 Seats will be on sale all day at Whites drug store at exactly the same price as on the show grounds.
 Buy your cakes from the Philathea girls at Florence Drug store Satur- day They will deliver them. 3te
 Dr. Jas. A. Anderson returned to Little Rock this morning, after visit here of several days with his family.
 I have a few tons of fine screened lump soft coal which l will sell at $500 per ton, delivered. R. B. Me Culloch, phone 122.
 Joe Bradshaw will be in Conway about October30 with carload of horses. Those desiring to buy will do well to see him. Good bargains. sgt
 W. E. bourn, A. c. Martin, R. D. White c. L. Harmon are at tending the Conway county fair at Morrilton today.
 l. MT. and Mrs. Claud Leigh and chil- dren of Bonneville left last night for l Morrlton, after a pleasant visit to c. E. Leigh and family.
 Lost-A black silk umbrella with straight pearl and silver handle. Re- turn to Markham hotel and receive re- ward Mrs. Geo. M. Frying. 2t* l Lost-Suit of clothes and several other articles between Conway and Six Mile Store last Friday. Reward for return to Tom Day or Leo Grafton at Frauenthal & Schwarz store. wit
 Mrs Joseph Frauenthal received a handsome gavel yesterday from Mrs. J. H. Clendenning of Siloam Springs. Mrs. Clendenning is the treasurer of gavel to each successing president of the federation.
 For Sale-One Old Trusty incuba- tor, 110 eggs; one Cycle brooder- hatcher. Both practically new. E. A. Brennan, phone 68. d3t@
 I am going to sell my country home. Fine house, good barn and we'll P acres one mile south of Conway, with in the next 10 days. Make me an of 1 fer; half cash, terms to suit for bal ance. K. F, Thines, Bigelow, Ark. St
 S. B. Webb, county demonstrator, has just returned from Mayflower, where he inspected the farm of Dr. Jim Martin. MT. Webb reports that Mir. Martin is a demonstrator from start to finish, and he would be glad f e. d. to visit his farm He has about 400 acres in cultivation and will average 1 1500 or 1900 pounds of seed cotton to the acre, and from 50 to 60 bushels of corn. He was especially interested in silo of 275 tons capacity that pr. | Martin has recently had built. He has over 200 tons of feedstuff in 1t now, and will have it filled by the end of the week. From this silo he ex- poets to feed 100 head of cattle. Aside from the value to his farm in barnyard products, he will use feed raised on his farm and dispose of his cattle at good price.
 L. E. Halter's exhibit at the Arkan- sas-O s-Oklahoma fair at Fort Smith is at tracing favorable comment, and Faulkner county stands a good show to win some of the honors. The fol lowing notice appeared in the Fort Smith Times Record: Another ex- hibit that makes fine showing for the state is that of l.. E. Halter of Conway, in which there are 125 vari- ,, ties of grasses gathered within half a mile of his home, and the majority of them native. He is showing Is va rieties of hay and Il varieties of soy beans. That his stock doesn't get all that is good to eat at his place is shown by his exhibit of cheese and ba- con together with other farm prod ucts, not overlooking tobacco. He is chicken fancier and raises fine stock, and his general appearance is of a well-fed Arkansas farmer"