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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
ANOTHER
ONE
OF
THOSE
ID
RARE BARGAINS


New 6-room brick bungalow, bull, Of
mottled pressed brick, Large concrete
front porch. beamed ceiling, fine library,
with built-in book cases; polished floors
All woodwork In polished slash grain
fir Beautiful built-in sideboard leather
paneled walls and plate rails In dining
room. hammered copper electric fixtures.
white enameled kitchen. with gas range.
and gas water heater Walls OF keen cc-
ment Two large bedrooms. with big
closets. large bevel plate mirror set in
bedroom door Screened sleeping porch
Brass trimmed tile fireplace. Loaded
glass French windows: full basement
with Torrid Zone furnace. with hot water
connection, Screens for all doors and
windows Inlaid lnoleum on bath and
kitchen floors. gas range and gas water
heater included, Nice lawn, concrete
walks all around house. Undoubtedly the
most beautiful bungalow You ever saw
Located one block from 9th East Built
for home; owner must sell quick. Price
only $4,000 $500 cash balance rent
money.
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FOR SALE
M1SCELLANEOUS

A FEW MEMS
TAnOE MADE SUITS
UNCALLED FOR,
aults that were made to ordet
most exclusive woolens at prae-
bur own price. ,.,,o
an opportunity 10 buy q tallor-
IA Tor the price Of q ready maoe'
nd sec for Yourself.
II BERG TAILORING CO.
"a so Wasatch f02o.
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LID, RANBOUTLLET ANp
|red rams. also registered ncre
lie, male and female. l2uz 80.
Eeber Beuaion. phone Fylsn ~,
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EURT & CARLoUIST COMPANY.
40 Main ST. Phone $50
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HAVE YoU EVER HEARD

81 such an offer In salt Lake city? You
never have and possibly never will again.
so take advantage Of this opporfunity
and sec HOMESITE ADDITION TODAY,
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<,kE OF -FOUR ROOMS COM
Lyr Sslo and house for rent, Call
*fs' sixth South FOR inforu,a Ion.
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BEAUTIFUL HoMEsIrE ADDITION

faces on 5tr East between loth and 18th
south. ~ if ono or The rhoices; trsrts
ol ground in Salt Lake city. and IL hiEh.
1rI and lcNe 10 SOC is TO holic-c.
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lUR s-yEAR- OLD RYE a NJ
,.jn strsich; whisky, no hlsnd S2s
u bottle. 2 bottles WaEenst
( Social bar. so2 state Ela-'
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THESE HEArrIFuL LOTS

lied iron fence In front of all lots IS 4
broad cement walk and ornamental shade
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JUST THINK OF IT.

Getting one Of the choicest pieces OF real
estate in Salt Lake City. nicely fenced.
ready for A cozy home or fine garden.
on the remarkable terms OF So ca sh aud
30 cents weekly, Easy. isn't 1t? Act
today; such an opportunity may never
come again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

Se offer The rcma hing lots IN HOME
SITE ADDITION or the astonis shlnc
terms Of 81 cash and 30 cents per waok.
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MERRILL .-KIRKHAM-HA co.
Lands in north end of Utah county.
under new water system. along line OF
new interurban railroad for one-tiird tbe
price Of the same kind ot land anne dis
tance north Of Salt Lake city. Why?
Because We bought theee lands before
the water and railroad were assured.
Here is one sample.
SO acres under fence and cropped With
fall grain fpU water right. $3.50 $3.50
down. balance ten annual installInentt.
MERRILL-K KTREHAM- HARDY co.
IL Exchange place Boston bldg.
Phone Wasatch 2l01
b=i5f
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Remember We are the leading agents
Tor farm lands In Salt Lake City. Farms
Of all sizes and prices in any location for
terms or cash.
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|rBUNE WANT COLUMNS ARE
III ma arkct place for the dlsposa'
Businesses: there's always a oe,
h confecticnery stores. cigar ano
rtares. groceries, roomins houses:
ioYs ana similar businesses ,ns
the investment OF coniparatiVelE
|h3a OF money.
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEp.

$1,000 WILL BUY A SHINGLE BUNGA~
low with good sized lot in Vests court.
pet. Sth and 9th Il. on 3rd So. The house
is In hrst-class condition, connected with
sewer; new sink and toilet, electric lights.
arge screen porch; s150 cash, s15 a
month, including interest
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Foa sALE-sToCK RANCH.

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK RANCHES
in the west: good water right. controls
extensive ranges; we'll equipped: can be
bought on easy terms. Also dry IA
for exchange for Salt Lake city property.
Located In the best drv farming district
In Idaho. INQUIRE OF w I. Brown. 1855
South 18th East. Phone Hyland fSs.M
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REMEMBER THIS,

That these terms are for a short time
only, AS we are offering the remaining
lots that are fenced at the same prices
We sold the vacant lots for. SO take the
Wandamere car today. tomorrow might
be too late. Get off at 18Th South and
walk west 10 5th East, where you will
See BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE ADDI-
TTON, or We will be glad to take you to
HOMESITE ADDITION in our auto at
any time.
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COAL AND KINDLING

~~->.-~->----~~-~~>~>-->>->~
Fl r. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and ltindling. lG5 East ith South. both
phones. he's
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SALARY LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR
persons permanently ernnlovcd: bust
mesa confidential. TT Walker Bank
bldg dl575
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BIG GARDEN LOTS FOR SALE.
each 165 feet deer TO 1s-foot
alley, Located at eth East and
18th South. near two car lines.
For only s1f5 In s216 each. in
cluding graded streets. A-foot ce-
nent sidewalks, ornamental shade
trees. An abundance Of water for
irrigation purposes.
On easy terms, 81 to $3.50 cash
and a like amount each month.
This Is one of the best buys on
tho market today See MS Monday.
Our autos Will take you out
Call. phone or write.
Phones Wasatcb aoe2 and G5o9
KIMBALL & RICHARDS,
"Lsnd Merchants
IS and 5s Main Street,
Salt Lake CITY Utah.
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If YOU WANT a BARGAIN IN LAND.
SEE ME-"
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN IN LAND.
SEE Me"
160 acres S. ". city, house. stable, well,
most Of land under cultivation. A snap
at s2o99.
f00-acre improved ranch. z dandy for
stock, good well. water right. plenty OF
bay car be cut on this land; bargain at
s6999: s2999 cash.
240 acres. house. able we'll. water
right, lot OF hay land. including alfalfa.
is head good horses and colts; s. 80;
$2909 cash
fS0-acre imDrov cd ranch with primary
water right, in famous Raft River wall
Icy. going at s2i.99 per acre.
Am agent for Raft River, Park VALLEY
land and Strevcli lots. backed by some Of
the best men in Utah.
GEO. w. DANLEY
Wasatch 1925. SIS Ncwhousc Blds
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One ~ Holidays fines. farms Of
acres pitb excellent water right and wa
ter pipcd Ia the house for culinary pur-
poses. @-room frame house. barn. chick
en- co1ps., cellar. workshop and about 700
OF III" choicest frui; trees. all BEARING.
Large piece of ground for garden pur-
poses. large raspberry patch The =, ace
IS now used for chicken ranch and fruit
farm. giving great returns. All Improve
mcnts and tools 20 with the farm with
a good horse and about 100 chickens.
The price Of this farm. $500
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f.| . T'-'1A' A'--- wv i of.C ObE
IN Ei.SlO MOTOR CYCLE.
- nt'aehment; good condition.
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$3.50 for one-half acre OF ground with
peautifu shingie bungalow OF 5 rooms,
located on State street. suitable for
terms
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CLOSE IN ON 7Tu EAST
A well-bult 5-room modern buff brick
cottage. Has sewer and gas. Lot In
lawn back and front, small barn. $500.
on terms
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS,
$500 to $1,000 per acre.
on easy tcn-year terms
EoS Elder oounty, Utah. and Eiko
county, Nevada.
Good valley and bench and.
that will produce good crops Of
wheat, oats. alfalfa apples and
potatoes
Tou buy direct from the railroad
company; only one.tenth OF pur-
chase price required down. the
balance ten yearly payments,
Particulars of
SOUTHERN Pacific LAND
AGENCY.
No. Is ". md South Street.
Salt Lafe CITY.
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TIRE or BROOM HOUSE AND
Ator rent. a bargain If taken at
""ne Iiyland 2iis-J n33Q7
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PRESENT DAY FACTS ARE MORE
fascinating than past ronances. For
proof, Investigate Park valley. In this
great valley YOU can buy high class
farming land for as little az SIS per acre.
For the man who is trying TO get start.
Park valley Is offering opportunit"
that's hard 70 beat. Investigate this Of
frring TO-DAY. Pacific Land & W'ater
Co. SIG Newhouse Bldg, salt Lake City.
Utah. h3sj3
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GOVERNMENT LANDS

GET A HOMESTEAD IN THE POTATO,
apple and alfalfa belt, along the West
ern Fscihc railroad. Write To d. z. I.p "a
Doyle, Cal h3SSs
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S3250 for brand new broom mod. brick
bungalow, lot 50S150 to alley located
near 7th Z. and 10th So s4oC
cash, balance so5 per month Including
interest, Will secure 1t, II is one OF the
biggest snaps offered for sale In this
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Near Sth So. and 5th East ve have ?
strictly modern "-Toon pressed brick cot
tag" with large ba sement. big lot. very
best of Tvo"l5n1en nship throughout. Parties
huilt u for bone but are forced TO sell
THIS Is an exceptionally good location and
the surroundings are first class.
$500 cash. Balance easy payments. $4,000
We have verr. elegant home lust COM
pIeted, on 9TH East ST.. the most up-to-
date bungalow We have seen in = long
Tune; rooms. reception hall fuIl
;nented basement. With laundry. fruit ce'-
lar, coal houses, al psrtitioned off hard
wood floors. beam ceilings built-in book
cases, china cabinet lnensflosets. buffet :;
We'll, in fact. everything inaetna BILE. This
place Will suit the most eNactIng
$1,000 cash $3.50
Balance monthly payments.
Remember. this Is on a paved street.
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Without fear Of contradiction Nc claim
THIS to ne tho greatest value real estate
offer the Salt Lake public has ever had
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ONE BLOCK FROM PAVED STREET.
A new 5-room mottled brick bungalow
Plans and picture at our office A beauty
-come and see It Owner wants larger
house. It's on a fine east-front lot. with
driveway, sidewalks, gas, fruit trees, :
coops and runs, at actual cost-no more,
ANY terms YOU want
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MUST HAVE MONEY.
Therefore viii sell SSsl rods "n Fifth
avenue between T. and F, with eroom
hr and adobe. suitable for two families.
WIN make terms. s3250.
i-room br, modern. lot 75xoo e., $50
s. First West. $3.50.
HOME AGENCY COMPANY
Wasatch 1855 80 Continental Rlk
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We DO write Fire Insurance-Please Sc
remember
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HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Wasstch @iA. 81 T. First South 81
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BURT & CARL.QCIST COMPANY.
40 Main ST. Phone $50.
LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE. RENTALS
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BETTHYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
1912 East Third South ST
Wasatch 2030. h353e
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NGLE-CoME II. I. RED COCK
<iso one nh tic Orpington cock
oushoreds. $3.50 each. Call as
hS6St
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HED CHICKENS AND ROOST-
4" one year old. 20 Il. 5th SO.
AA h3OIs
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s. CASH. SOC WEEKLY.
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FOR 4 SHORT TINE oNLy.
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FOR \ SHORT TIME ONLY
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50 CASH. soc WEEKLY.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MFRovEn.

a. NJ kEL.LaR 6 co.
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Will TRADE FOR WELL IMPROVED
CITY HOME or ) TO 7 ROOMS.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS

"A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOE SOME
ONE.
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So CASH, SOC WEEKLY.
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\ GOOD s-ROOM HOUSE FOR
$3.50. sewer connected and In
splendid condition Located at
90, Is street Large lot. 20 feet
frontage: shade. Probably the
best house for the money In the
city today. No offers considered,
Possession immediately. Terms.
FUTILE BROTHERS CO,
l59 Main street, city
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uLTRY AND PET srocK

Xfryt,r- - .s->----~~ ~~~,-~-.----s
'ftuaBREp TOY FRENCH PIP
lsbl Richards st. Take west
er h1557
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NEW AND SECOND II 49,
rault fronts. steel chests AT
fnry cost. going out ~ sa1
IN between Q and y. 5oeeo
|ompany. u-o''
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tlYEAR. HIGH school CADET
rompIese. Worr only few times;
~ Was opne. h7S0
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EBENEZER AND BALLARD.

Cotton is about half gathered il
this section. Some are almost done
No top crop. Corn is about all gath
cred.
E. P. Edmon and Collie Snow anc
j. H. Jones were at Cabot last Sat
urday.
G.. w. Wright carried his fine colt
to Cabot on trades day" last Satur-
day and came near getting the prize
Clifford Talbot will teach the win
ter school at the Baugh schoolhouse
in Lonoke county.
Wylie Roberts, one of our boys, will
teach at Zion Hill, Pulaski county.
AID Campion and family of near
Ward visited the family of G. W..
Jones Sunday.
Charlie Montgomery and wife of
Vilona visited our gin and mill man,
J. H. Davis, down here last Sunday.
John Wilson has rented B. F. Jones'
old home place and will reside on it.
H. T. Huddleston has bought Will
Stanley's place at Cypress Valley and
will move soon.
We are sorry to learn that Ed
Wright's house and contents burned
last Sunday.
Jim jolly is going to move to Cabot.
October 9.
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VILONIA.

Health is good in this vicinity at
present.
Cotton picking is in progress. Most
of our farmers have their cotton pick
ed over for the first time.
Rev. Ashburn filled his regular APP
pointment Sunday at IL a. m.
The Sunday school institute closed
at p. m.
Prof Parish and Mr.. Ovens visit
from Conway was appreciated very
much by all who attended the insti-
tute.
R. E. Jeter and Miss Florence
Jeter have returned from Lonoke.
Ed Wright's house was burned last
Sunday morning. The people are in
sympathy with the family very much
on account of their misfortune.
John Everette and Miss Savannah
Simpson were married Sunday after
noon. We wish them long and hap
Ply lfei.
Rev. w. F. Dallas preached his
farewell sermon Sunday night at the
A. H. C. We regret very much OF
his leaving this place, and wish him
much success wherever he may go.
Thomas Gray is spending today at
home.
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GREENBRIER.
I, dry and dusty.


People are very busy picking cotton.
Several from here will attend the
fair at Conway this week.
The S. /. A. will give box sup
per at the schoolhouse Saturday
night, October 10. Everybody come
and bring box.
Rev. c.. H Cheek conducted the
funearl services of w. C. Sims at
Sppring Hill Sunday evening.
Everybody remember the Sunday
school institute at the Baptist church
next Saturday evening. Come, a good
time is expected.
The appointment has been called in
of Irwin F. Harris, to begin here the
furth Saturday in October.
C. Clyde Kelso is improving his res
idence property in the east part OF
town. w. c. Kelso and A. j. Sims
are doing the work.
j. p. Kennamer and family visited
at Mallettown Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. NJ. E. Sims is havin CHER resi-
dence property improved by adding
new porches. H. L. Tyler is doing
the work.
John Robertson and family of
Spring Hill visited here Sunday, the
guests of Mr.. Glenn and family.
Sheriff. Benton and Sam McCaul
sold cotton in Conway last week.
October 9.
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ENOLA.

The infant of Baxter and Artie
Thompson is sick.
Grandpa Reynolds is still very Fee
bic, but is able to be up some of late.
Ernest Harper is able to be up
again, after being confined to his bed
for the past four weeks.
Luther Thompson and wife attended
Prof. Testers concert at Centerville
Friday night. They report nice time.
Ed Hodge of Center Point was here
last week, working insurance.
. After a break down that lasted a
! full week, Lasley & Roberts are again
ready to gin your cotton. They will
run day and night until they are
caught up again.
r. w. Qualls is proprietor of nice
new meat market at this place.
Jesse Hendrickson has just complet-
ed a new residence on his property
south of town.
Mr.. Tucker and wife of Vilonia were
visiting relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Baxter Settler attended the civil
service examination at Conway last
week.
j. H. Cunningham says the oil mill
will be ready to do business IN about
10 days. Those who want to ex-
change seed for meal and hulls will
be given a fair deal. Bring them
along.
The people of this part of the
county would be glad if the county
Judge would build a new bridge
across the bayou at the Sam Hardin
place.
w. B. Martin was compelled to
call in the protracted meeting at
Hammonsville this week on accoutn
of sikness in his family.
B. S. Shock has built an addition
to his store which makes it more con-
venient, and also adds much to it's
appearance.
October 8.
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GUY

After few weeks am with you
again.
Most everyone has been very busy
the past week gathering their crops.
this work will soon be finished if fav-
orable weather continues.
Wilcher Kerr and wife are the
proud parents of a fine girl, born Sat
urday night.
w. l.. Lieblong is having new
barn built. j. A. Dodd is superir-
tending the work.
Gather Poole and Miss Norma Row.
eltt were married Sunday morning at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ Rowlett, Justice of
the Peace J. S. Lane officiating. This
is the third couple in the Poole and
Rowlett families to be united in mar
riage.
Another wedding occurred Sunday
evening. Lee Mode and Miss Priscilla
Tozer were married, Justice of the
Peace J. L. Hooper officiating. The
groom is the only son of j. A. Mode
and the bride is the youngest daugh-
ter of J. j. Tozer, both of this place.
Several from here will attend the
fair at Conway this week. We wish
one and all grand time.
October g.
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DAMASCUS.

We are having some dry, hot
weather at this writing.
Going to the fair is the order of the
day in this community.
The cotton gin at this place has
been crowded ever since it started.
Mrs. Nettie Cantrell is very sick at
this time with slow fever.
Miss Verde Stracener is recovering
very nicely from severe attack OF
remittent fever.
David Satterwhite and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of II 81
pound boy at their homie one night
last week.
Damascus high school is being rep
resented at the fair at Conway.
Prof. j. N. O'Neal's father and
mother were guests at the formers
home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hall of two
miles east were visited by the stork
Sunday morning and presented with q
present in the form of 9-pound Cir
which caused Charley to disfgure his
face with smiles.
Most of the new school seats have
been brought in from the railroad and
some of them have been put in place
October 9.
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CATO.

We are having some fine weather
now and the farmers are busy gath
ering their crops.
Health is fine here
Lots of people are attending the
fair from here.
Mrs. NJ E. Blasingame is visiting
DR.. Pairet and family. Mrs. Blasin-
game is DR.. Pairet's mother. She lives
in Texas.
j. E. Hogan, John Kelley and
Will Carson went to Little Rock yes
terday.
Mrs. Pairet is visiting her father in
Benton county.
T. B. Proctor and daughter are in
town today.
Jesse Puckett's wife is on the sick
list, but is reported to be improving.
The merchants at Cato are buying
lots of cotton and are paying good
price. We have several buyers here,
T. B. Proctor, J. E. Hogan, Dave
Hooks and C. c. Clements.
Our school is getting along fine.
Bro. Taylor of Little Rock was here
one day last week and organized a
lodge of Eastern Star.
Vera McRavin is staying with her
father while her mother is visiting.
James Brown of Little Rock is Wis
ting friends and relatives. Mr.. Brown
is an old citizen Of Cato.
October g.
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PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.


Cotton picking is progressing very
nicely here. The crops will be gather
ed in two more weeks if the weather
continues good.
Col. Sims died at Under Saturday
and was buried at Spring Hill GENE
terry Sunday.
DR.. NJ. C. Burnett carried two OF
his children to Little Rock last week
to have them treated.
Lester Patton and Lee Burchfield
who are attending school at the State
Normal, visited homefolks here Sun
day.
The boys who went from here to
Texas to pick cotton, write that they
are making good wages.
The fear of smallpox at Conway
will prevent many from attending the
fair that were intending to go.
J. H. Ethridge and wife visited ).
A. Batson and family on Horseshoe
mountain Sunday.
Some of our Sunday school class are
expecting to attend the Sunday school
institute at Greenbrier Saturday and
Sunday.
Martie Hiett is contemplating pull
ing out new buggy this week.
A crowd of young people assembled
at j. E. Parsons Sunday night and
had some good singing.
J. D. Burchfield went to Conway
Monday.
October s.