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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-02-02
B. v. Club Meets with Mrs. Gordon.

Another one oi those splendid and
helpful day, when Household Economics
Wa DO. 'ppI, discussed occurred 900
Wrduc,da, uf 'ui. week ~ the usual
hour Ir tine Pheasant home of Mr.. IN
gen. Gordon. wa the ruthu>ia,'.c Bay
View worker.
Roll yaI. response, were iu the ma
'urc ut current events which proved
cnligh'enIng ~ least 90 the busy house,
iraus. Mr.. Iady discussed e line paper
ou Household bacteria aud SO realistic
recam' 'h" tale OF germ and mirroLc
and au malrula, lurking ia every nook
and Granny 20 pouncc down upon poor
uu>uNrrctiug humanity that We could
see lH. fear,ome thing. very realistic
slIv.
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IN MEMORLAM
After life's htful fever he slse,

After life's htful fever he sleeps
well.
!. T. &. lHngNton. Post Commander
Mcpherson Post Number ~. G.. 4. r..
Tucumcari, New Mexico. mustered out
January %, lHl2,
'omradc LangSton was born June -,
lSif ~ Springfield. Missouri. lie en-.
listed ~ Company ID. Eighth Missouri
Voluntary Cavalry. July eth. 1859, az
Springfield. under his brother. Capt. W.
W I.angsto4,. in who's he
rendered valiant service Tor his country
ana the preservation Of the Union un.
~ the close Of the war. lie partici.
paicd ia many battles where men =
strength and courage were soroly tried
and was q faithful aud obcdicnt sol.
di"r and q patriotic citizen.
tie was especially devoted TO the
Grand Amy IF IA" Republic. and was
elected the first Post Commander of
McrhcrSon Post Number 20, Of this
city, March ;, 1910, and on December
30, 1910, was again unanimously elect
ed. llc held Il warm place in his sffcr.
tl"ns for his comrades and was a much
beloved aud highly esteemed citizen
who's" passing viii b" deeply mourned
hv ali who loved him.
NJ the ripe age ~ ~ wears : months
aud ~ days, he laid down To rest among
ms loved comrades who had enlisted
ahead of him, in that great Grand Army
Of m" Everlasting Peace whose vetsr.
ans h"v" passed over the river IN res,
under III" 'had" of the trees.
BY order of Mcpherson Post. Number
20 g. A. r" Turumcari, y, w., Jan.
%, 1919.
g. W. Anderson,
senior Vice Commando
John q. CawlReld.
Post AdiutaDt
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MORE SOLDIERS
ENROUTE EAST
Third Squadron Of the Sixth Cavalry
Passed Through Tucumcau
this Week.

Tucumcari is becoming use ~ tbe
sight Of soldiers on her streets aud .hcy
did not create the excitement that they
did q month ago. Tuesday the Third
Squadron Of the sixth Caviiry. which
has heen stationed On the MeKi"dr b,r.
der suee last April, passed through 90
route 10 their old fort al Fort pes
Moiles, Iowa.
Wednesday morning the horse aud
supply train passed through. \ stop Of
thirty minute. va. made IN 7ucum,s-i
by edcn train. the troop which passed
thfoagl Tarsdsy consisted of passenger
equipment aud earned 2ls men and ON.
GERS under the command of Me- or y.
w. Head. The supply train "wednesday
morning carried the horses, mules AID
equipment in cHr4 aud q passenger ear
for the thirty one men in chafg. u'a"t
the command uf Capt. Georg White.
Two other traiI load, Of 80, sixth
Cavalry passed through this city abou,
Two weeks ago but they passed in the
night time. The Sixth Cavalry was
ordered from For, Des MoIne- when
trouble broke out on the MeSican Dor.
der. Al the time it was thoighf that
the troops would only boz on N" border
a short time and few of the on cers
iooks their wives with them. Howr,tr
in the fan when winter ~" hing Wa
distributed aud order came for The
shipment Of additional equipment from
the Fort 10 the regiment q numbe -
The women made the trip 20 the hor.
der.
The Sixth Cavalry has be"i relieved
~ Fort Huachuca by the F"ur,l Cav.
alry which marched overland from f.
Bliss at ri Paso. The Fourth arrived
ia their new camp on Monday md ~,
Sixth Immediately left for F.rt De-
Moines.
Major Head, who i in charge "' 'h'
Third squadron. j. an old West"rr
fighter and fought Indians IN the early
DAYS. He was stationed a. Fl Pas
then. lie has also had ~,,stion loo cv
cry state. territory, and possession o.
the United states. including Hawaii
Alaska, Philippines aud Porto Rico. W.
has two sons. one of whom H. an office
in the army and the other j. now IL
West Point.
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After All It's Only the Way We Grasp
Opportunity That Counts

management o.a ,or. If skill. i.u. rr.
more, the dro,,maarr who don't p"'
heir faith ip .urI. bur iu Wmwi"dl"
Of their trade, can ask what 'n,, pIro,c
for their work, and women a. glad 'u
pay them even r>orhi'aur prr r..
when nine mother, ont a. ten rnla 20
you about ,ho.l barlc, they breathe 20
piou- ,lgh and .ov: 90" hop, rud r.av
that win have good luct Ir Ia..ing
nay children. and fhor Johnny ,ul Su.i"
win turn ou' 20 bee good man md wo
man.
Aud then the mother will lct Johnnie
and Susie break rNrr. !aw ~ h,tltr
and weep over their .ru,rt II they Ir.
~ wonder ~ her bad lup1 ~ they m.
,ickly, or She viii pcrrr,' h"m 10 grow
mp oa the streets, uncontrolled litl"
hoodlum~ that have uoyc been taught
obedience or irrth, or houor. or any
principle of right li,iue, nd size win
hcmoan herself wlr,u 'l"v 90 20 tine
bad for the IN luck lo,r .no had h.I
with her children.
There. no luck w D cn.Idrru. rs
q question Of the morhc . m%ismanugo
mcut. n O.. true that yr ynruor escape
death aud disease oltugcthrg, ut w.
can materially lessen both by intelligent
management, aud 20. for the way chill.
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Your Earning Capacity

ought 10 enable YOU 20 10 more than
Just make a living. You ought 70
save money Then having saved,
the next thing j. 10 sci your ,urplu,
"a work safely and pro6tably.
The best way for YOU 70 insure q
steady. reliable income from your
savings j. to secure a Certificate Of
~ Deposit in the FIRST NATION.
Al BANK or TUCCMCARI, enc
Of the strongest in the state.
These certificates are issued in
any amount from FIVE dollars up.
wards and bear interest ri 5 per 81.
payable on demand.
They are negotiable by endorse.
ment for their full value, or payable
GU demand.
You are earning now, but you
earning capacity
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GOOD OR BAD-REALLY Is THERE such A THING AS LUCK ANYWAY?

e fuu, aud iurv .ay II 500. ,p chance.
Their hn"doo b., not luck. +, il. ,ncir
own Incompetence. The man VINO work,
with Ms ",r ON me rlocl and win
Jump, for boz, hat ,u 70. frs, ,tr,k. f.,
the uour fog quitting ,nr. ia. man
who doc. me least ne can for the may.
'hc man who can never pc, along win
hI, fellow workers. tho man ybo r,yc,
learn, ANYTHING but make. N. .,mc
mistake, J,y hy j,y and ,.., go
vcor. ISM the victim 81 some occult
force ~ destiny when nc oct. G,cd
He, ui. w bad uck. and plep, a
IT,
Nor %, ~ 4 matter Of rb,pre ,b,,
when two mcrctnor. star, Id. H., .ido
with the anne rnpi'pI and IN. .,mo
prospect, OF success. thai an, land. IN
|hunRmp,r, and the other in IA, mill
~ionairc class. Of course. m. rpilure nj.
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Tn" other day q wise maU who had
inst .omc out Of the West was rxpound.
ing 10 nm" hl. philosophy Of life.
The man, who j. now q land King
aud e cattle hing n Oregon. was poor
once. and he had accumulated all Of hi
vast possession by his own efforts.
When I started cut g, 4 Young hoy
bc said, ''my father CAV" me- 20 little
bunch ~ calves the poorest, most mls
"rabl. little beasts y"u ever saw, not
higher than 70 table. But along with
them he gave ne something that was q
Thousand times more valuable than the
calves. lie gave me mi, piece Of ed
vice. lie said ''Sou, when bad Iuck
come. your way. and Just SEEM 10 pur.
suo Won. stop and think and look around
until vl. fud uu' where Won ar" mis-
mausgn- hing
''And. continued thi, man, who h"
gan with nothing and now owns 300,
900 acre, ot land. and literally the eat
n" ou % thousand hills, ~ hay" never
kuovu ws fathers rule 81 ,ucrc,, 90
fail Whenever things have SEEMED TO
go against me, aud bad luck 70 follow
me, have only had Ia investigate a
little 10 find that all of the trouble was
with me-, myself. Ny bad luck was
simply my bad Judgment ar my misman
agement, OF my lack of ear" or wor', in
sosnc particular direction.
THANK YOU" said /, ''you We told
me something IN never forget. Nnd
I went home and On my typewriter !
printed out those words Of wisdom IN
great big capital letters and stuck thea
up on my mirror whore I would 80 sur"
Ia see them.
When bad luck GENES Your way, and
just seems to pursue you, stop and look
around until you find out whore you
are mismanaging things"
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ti"r" - no" mystery of lurt lwi u.Ir
Here Il, rhr secret IT success. We ,l.
uur owu luck. AMI ~ +, good or bad a.
So mua" n. The whiic theory 81 ttr.
- % myth that Dur "ucmir, ic,i.r go
account for our PROSPERITY II We -r'
along. and that We invent for our
,eiy". 10 ,oly" our vanity II IS, fail
Tn" woman whose bread b.. 90. uraNs
as lead, and almost 90, deadly 20 'ur
stomach ', q dose OF cyanide. cuuIIn u.
trrituilv that ,u" ma. had ,ucy buI
luck with her baking. Nonsense l..r.
d"",n Z enter INTO r""kjup, e.. Nr
exact chemical prorcs. wh"r" tnc pun
ting together of certain substances. a"d
the .uhieciing them 10 certain d"graa-
of temperature, invariably prudur" the
same result. II, instead Of knorkiui
her luck, she would lock aud end ont,
where her mis- management il she would
find ont thar the fault wa lcr-. ud
waste no more Of her husband money
in ,poiling good food.
When y1u take your expensive rlo.u
10 a dr",smakcr, she receives y win 20
cryptic smile and SAYS; do hope u
have good luck with IL aud vour drr->
will turn out all right. - Ana you crus.
your fingers aud also 20 away breath
ing prayers 10 chance. But - I.n 7 70
mnttpr Of iurk her n uryu hikps
up in the back aud down in rhr front,
aud is tight whore it should hc loose.
aud loose whore il should be- tight, it'
the dressma kerr fault. It., her MS.
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++%

ON" Of the mos, interesting features
of me Afternoon va. me Discussion on
e Daily Bread ami Occasional Bread -
led hv Mr.. S'updl aud ia wbich" the en-.
tIr" membership present participated.
ENcIv on" had something interest NJ
20 veil about 'he stan OF life and
all agreed unanimously that ~" bread
Mother bute,' - the most wholesome
for growing Youngsters. Mrs. sander,
read . helpful paper on IN" different
mct-ods uf cooking meats, aud Mr..
B""'h discussed 10, pertinent question
% j. tine Pure Food Law Rigrdly I'm.
forced which brought ont ,on' very
ruirr'.Uu. fact. bo'n pro and con.
Among ru" splendid suggestion. along
sanitary line. made was Due that some
experienced housewife should demon
.tra'o 30 uU. grur"r,-wuo are co.. men
Of cour."-'n' most approved method
%! cleansing their ~r"irigcra'0r,. taking
: ~ granted ,hu' men irlE. are NOT
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-02-02

Birthday Anniversary Dinner

Quite e pleasant and unique birthday
dinner Wa. celebrated ON last Thur,
day ~ the Presbyterian Mau,c in hon.
or o' 'hc joint natal day Of Mrs. Craw
ford. the wife Of the PRESBYTERIAN min
i,ier and Mrs.. g.. &. chapman. Both
iaiI'. ar" 80 very young that their
Joint ,ge, would not aggregate e cen.
'ury. but I promised uor 10 tell aud who
ever ,u"w d newspaper writer 20 doyi.
ate from 'nc truth p Beside. Dr.
and Mr.. Crawford. M. aud Mr.. g. g.
Chapman. aud families. Mr. aud Mr..
Ed +. Saxon participated in mi, pleas.
ant dinner party ~ which good cheer
prevailed aud bright handinag" added
the rrowning touch.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-02-02
INVOLVEMENT
First Presbyterian Church

SUNDAY school at a;lj sharp. Glasses
to ,uit all grades OF study.
Preaching services at II 100 a. m,
Pastors subject: The active agencies
extending the Kingdom Ut God.
christian tudcavor meeting at : T..
.r subject Christian Endcavor Ideals
Leader. Margaret Harvey. Pastors
subject. The l'~c of Ideals. -.
\ cordial invitation - extended to
,l who 90" without church homes u
Worship with u.
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Center Street Methodist Church

Al IA, usual services of the day. At
'n, ~ O'Clock service the pastor will
preach 10 the children.
tn, Junior service will he in charge
af Rev. i. ". Campbell.
Epworth League service, will be led
iy Mi, S,llic Crofford and "a program
uf unusual interest will be- rendered.
The pastor VIII preach at the even
my service.
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Can't Last Forever

Now is the time to fund some OF
your capital.
For those with funds already ac.
simulated, firms with a large re
serve those having charge Of estates
awaiting investment, there is no
better way 10 employ money.
Certificates Of Deposit in this
bank are safe-Capital, Surplus and
Undivided Profits Of $50, 900. 90
guarantee that--and 5 per cent IL =
profitable interest return.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-02-02
NEW BABY AT ]. d. RICHARDSON

There Is a brand new baby girl ~ the
home of J.. u. Richardson. corner Of
Turner aud jackson streets which made
her arrival early Tuesday morning. Nv
crything is line and Joe j. ~ happy ~
an heir 70 a million.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-02-02
ELKs BUENo HoMBREs

The Elks are 10 place q 100000 san
atorium in Denver as n national hO,pi.
tai for their tuberculosis members. This
- u gigantic venture. q worthy enter
prise and only such ~ the Elk, could
dO for the care and comfort of their
unfortunate members. Three cheers fOr
the Elks.
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\ mos, delightful social was given by
rhr Endrayor 81 the nome Of Mrs. Pack,
on FRIDAY evening. Jan. 20. Young pee.
pie from every church in tho city were
present, and all had = Jolly good time.
Cake and cocoa we're served.
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Remember Eli and Jam az Evans
Opera House on Thursday evening, Feb.
Sth. This is something everybody will
want 10 see. hence secure vour 'ickets
early and have the buttons sewcd OF
Ugh, for it, q side splitter" DO
not miss II.
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Won can flatter your mother by saying
her hoy is large for his age, but you can
Halter her more by saying he is large
for his mothers age.
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a- 90 having tn, lo.aes' time ever.
Light retreshm,u', were served hy The
hostess. and Nj aud Mr.. Pack sre tu
Doe commended FOR opening 'tcr uou,
go 'he Young people of 'be .Aufch,.
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Many q man rests On his Iaurels who
hasn't any.
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rn', come dollar. %
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-03-28
Miss Mildred Little has been quite

Miss Mildred Little has been quite
i'll for several days at the home of her
parents, Col. and Mrs. J. E. Little.
Mrs. John T. Akines has returned
to Little Rock, after a visit to Mrs.
W. H. Canada.
Mrs. H. L. Thompson, who lives in
the south part of the city, suffered a
stroke of paralysis yesterday, her en-
tire right side being paralyzed. Her
condition is serious.
Frank Farris spent last night in
Little Rock. He says the sentiment
on the streets and around the hotels
OF Little Rock is that Governor Dona-
ghey is sure of reelection.
From Wednesdays Daily.
j. NJ. Bell of Ozark is here today.
Rev F. S. H. Johnston is spend
ing today at Atkins.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Denison.
10 Freyaldenhoven returned to
Morrilton last night, after a visit to
Conway friends.
Rev. Cantani of ST. Vincent's hos
pital in Little Rock visited here last
night and this morning.
w. H. Martin, financial agent of
the Arkansas penitentiary, came up
this morning to cast his vote.
S. H. Atkinson of the firm of At
kinson & Atkinson, court reporters OF
Little Rock, are in the city this after.
noon comforting with Rev. j j. Hurt
about the advisability of publishing q
verbatim report of the Forthcoming
meetings of the Southern Baptist
Convention, which meets in Oklahoma
City, May IA. If such a report is
published Mr.. Hurt will edit it.
The election bulletins of the South.
western Telephone Company will be
given at the New theater and the 10.
cal drug stores tonight. The service
will be far more complete than evel
before, as arrangements for securing
the returns in almost evey precinct
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DIR. SP|LLMAN TO s
LECTURE Hen

Rev. B. w. Spillman, DID.
North Carolina, who is special lectuf
Ell on Sunday school pedagogy for tn
colleges of the south, will be here al
day Saturday and Sunday. He comes
under the auspices of the Sunday
School Board of the Southern Bapti1t
Convention, and his visit is especially
to Central College.
1t is probable that DR.. Spillman
will deliver three addresses SATURDAY.
and that the lectures will be in the
Baptist church. He is regarded as
the strongest exponent of Sunday
school work among the Baptists OF
the south. His lectures will be open
to the public.
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Personals

From Thursdays Daily.
o. S. Russ is spending the day in
Little Rock.
Miss Jess Archer of Central College
is in Little Rock today.
The return of winter today has put
a damper on business and work of all
: kinds.
County Clerk ]. H. Bailey is i'm
proving today, though still unable to
be in his office.
10 Frauenthal returned from Little
Rock last night, after a day spent in
the Donaghey headquarters. He says
Manager Eugene Williams is abso-
lutely confident of the governors re-
election by a large majority.
Cox and Baillie, the vaudeville team
playing at the New theater the first
half of this week, left this morning
for Little Rock. They say they never
worked for better manager than Mr..
Allen or appeared before more appre-
ciative audiences than here and also
complimented the orchestra at the
theater.
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8 PROFESSIONS :
BAPTIST SERN;

From Tuesdays Daily. nc
A good-sized audience gatherst2.
the Baptist church last night at
o'clock to hear the first Of ,twor..
mons on Memories that Bldss ~
Burn" The second sermon On 8
subject will be delivered tonight lie
Among the memories that bless(k
path of the Christian today Rev. J. n
Hurt mentioned, (1) The Memory i
Confessing Jesus; (2) The MelnG
of Deliverance from Trouble; e
The Memory of Sacrifices for q
Name that is above Every Name. Y
There were eight professionals
faith after the sermon. Thersnh,seso,
be prayer meeting in the men'sution
room tonight at 1920, and presy. be
in the main auditorium at 7:45. BY
public is invited. Lax
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MISS WRITER'S HERE.

Miss Myra Withers of St. Louis,
student secretary of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, arrived
yesterday and will spend the rest of
the week with the association of the
State Normal School. The Y. w. c..
A. and the Y. M. c.. A. of the Nor
nal are having afternoon meetings
at o'clock this week. These meet
ings are led by Miss Withers, assisted
by the local pastors.
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legee left this morning for few days
visit at her home at Mulberry.

legee left this morning for few days
visit at her home at Mulberry.
Prosecuting Attorney G. w. Clark
returned yesterday from De Wallis
Bluff, where he has been attending
court He will return Thursday to
attend some other cases which were
not reached during the past week.
DR.. w. S. Hammer has arranged to
open his dental offices temporarily
over Sam Sarason's store He has
just purchased a complete new outfit
of modern dental appliances and will
he ready for practice again in a short
time.
A. F. Milan, who formerly con-
Quoted a grocery on the west side and
left here under unusual circum-
stances, returned to Conway today
He stated that he had been at the
home Of his brother, at Bonham, Tex,
since he left Conway. Mr.. Milan is
accompanied by another brother, T..
A. Milan of Bigelow.
DR.. w. S. Hammer and family, who
have been residing in Fort Smith for
the past several months, returned yes
terday and will again make their
home in Conway. They are receiving
cordial welcome from their many
friends here.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
A. j. Kaufman of Vilonia is here
today.
Mrs. Effie Lincoln is in Little Rock
today.
D. c.. Davis of Vilonia is in the
city today.
j. B. Higgins returned from Little
Rock this morning.
Jordan Sellers left this morning for
his home at Morrilton.
Judge U. L. Meade of Russellville
spent yesterday in Conway.
D. w. Safer, representing Kemp
ners of Little Rock, is in Conway to-
day and will remain over tomorrow.
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From Fridays Daily.
Rev. j. J. Hurt is in the capital
city today.
DR.. George S. Brown is spending
the day in Little Rock.
J. w. Holt has almost completed
his new business building on East
Oak street.
Miss Eleanor Stevenson of Central
College is spending the weekend in
Little Rock.
Hamilton Conger returned to Lit
tie Rock today, after visit to his pa
rents here.
Mrs. E. E.. McCaul of Greenbrier
is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Spires, in this city.
Mrs. C. l.. O'Daniel and children
of Little Rock are guests today OF her
sister, Mrs. Effie Lincoln.
j. Bruce T. Bullion, secretary to Gov
ernor Donaghey, passed through Con-
way this morning on his return from
Fort Smith.
Roy Mosley of Perryville, John
Kent of Mineral Springs, Frank Par
son of Calico Rock and Guy Johnson
of Batesville, students of Hendrix
College, are spending few days at
their respective homes.
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were in Little Rock yesterday.

were in Little Rock yesterday.
Miss Hattie Gibbon of Pottsville
visited her parents here yesterday.
DR.. Russell Doyne of Lonoke came
in this afternoon for short visit
here.
Ross Mccormick, a Hendrix stu
dent, left today for visit at his home
at Malvern.
Mrs. George c. Naylor of Little
Rock was the que, of Mrs. w. B.
" .lSon yesterday.
Miss CLYDE Hamm of Central Col
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ed Immediately. w. D. (:! e
9ly

VIs 01
A choice lot of high-class Berkssed
Pigs, bred from the cream Of ' ne
breed. The large, growthy, vigorch
type. Can furnish pairs not akinsl
$40 pair. Nice lot to select frel
l.. E. Halter & Sons, one mir
Of Conway. .x, next
All cottonseed must Tor -, !
livered here by Tuescso1psoar--
Wednesday, Aril 2-3, manu-
will be out of the mari, once
that time. Price until Al the
$17 per ton. w. L. Rob day
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-03-28

From Saturdays Danny.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Nahlen left to-
day for Subiaco, Ark, to visit their
son, Rev. Paul M. Nahlen, who is ill.
DIR. A. C. Millar will preach at the
Methodist church in Morrilton tomor-
row. A temperance rally will be held
at that place Sunday night.
Mrs. J. H. Bailey returned yester-
day afternoon from Cedar Bluff, Ala.
where she was called on account of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Martha
Witt.
Mrs. Effie Lincoln entertained the
Robinson Avenue Sewing Circle and a
number of other friends at her home
yesterday afternoon, the guests OF
honor being her sisters, Mrs. l.. b.
tGrifing of Atoka, Okla, and Mrs. c.
L. O'Daniel of Little Rock. The oc-
scasion was one of the most pleasant
social events of the season.