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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
LOCAL BREVIrlES.
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Leo Schroeder and Donat Asseliu
are expected home this week from the
Marquette University at Milwaukee, to
! spend the holidays here.
Dr pnd Mrs. \. Il. Simonson have
returned from short visit TO Chica -
20 and Rochester, MINI.
Or IL J. Pinney, inferno at the C.
4 IL. hospital for the past year has
gone 20 Crystal Falls, where he will
be assistant to Or Darling.
Misses Rene Soddy, Helen Fuller
| Cresccnce Schroeder and ELLA Crow
ley are expected home from the Mar
quettc Normal this week and will
spend the holidays here.
George westerman. upper peninsula
/ secretary of the Y NJ. c, A. is out
again after a brief illness.
James l.. Mooncur of Milwaukee.
travelling freight agent FOR the Chi
oago and Alton, was visitor here
! today.
Mrs, Fannie ID. Holman has arrived
home from short visit to milwaukee,
and other cities.
:. +. Sorenson LETT last evening foc
Astoria. ore, where he expects To
take up his residence.
Negotiations are pending tor a howl
/ ing match between the IIoughton
printers and the Calumet Mohawk
printers. Each team has now won one
/ match and the championship depends
| On the third
The Houghton County ministerial
association held it's regular meeting
| Yesterday afternoon in the Y. NJ. G. \.
several out-of-toNn pastors being in
attendance
The sunday school will have charge
of special Christmas services in the
Red Jacket Congregational church
sunday morning and evening.
Miss Lulu PAUL is expected home
this week from Marquette, where she
Is attending the Normal school to
spend the holidays with relatives
Frank Strong of Jacobsville has
returned after visiting with Calumet
! friends.
William Peters is visiting here from
lshpeming ana viii probably remain
over the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Thiclmau and family OF
! Tamarack have left for Grand Haven.
Mich. TO join Mr.. Thiclman.
George w. French OF Duluth is the
guest Of friends in Calumet
The Calumet Engineers basketball
| team viii entertain ut dancing par
| ty in the armory on Friday evening
Prior to the dancing. Their" will Dc
|! a practice game between two picked
teams If Engineers.
George Kemp has resumed his du-
| ties at the First National bank after
. vacation
Miss Isabelle Mckay was pleasantly
! surprised at her home by a number Of
| friends one evening last week the event
icing i'm the nature of "a farewell par
~ as Miss Mckay expects to leave
soon Cor western points
Calumet friends will be pleased to
| learn that George W. Halves. who IN
stalled the mine rescue station Ia CAL
umet, IS now engaged as mine rescue
! engineer for the oliver Mining com
pany.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Lovers Of good pictures are cordial
~ invited to visit the NJ. T.. Poull col.
lection of oil paintings now cn cxhihi-
ton and sale at the HaudiCrart shop
Mrs Anna X. FAX. III Pine str Calu-
met. AdvCrtiscmCut-lSD
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
CUTTING CASE
IN THE COURTS
Two Ren0va Men Are Arrested
on Serious Charge

Joseph Migo and Louis 10th, were
arrested and brought before Justice
William Fisher this morning, charg
cd with assault with intent to do great
bodily harm less than the CRIME of
murder The former was arrested by
Cniccr Curtis of Wolverine ON COM
plant IF Alex 10th and the latter by
Marshal Joseph Trudell ON complaint
of Peter Gancsos Both men pied not
guilty when arraigncd and demanded
examinations which were set for one
week rom Thursday. In default Of
bonds IN the amount OF $1,000 each.
they were remanded to the county jail
at Houshton to await their hearings
The arrests are the outcome of an
alleged disturbance at dancing par
~ at Renova location Sunday night.
IN which the complainants assert they
were cut with knives. All of the prin-
Cipals are lIuugarians and the out
come of the case viii be awaited with
much interest Both of the complain
ants We're able TO appear In court.
John WCssalo of Dover was arrest
cd by Marshal Trudcli this morning
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. his second offense. He was
sentenced to serve sixty days i'm the
county jail. About three weeks ago.
the same man was arrested by Mar
shall TrudclI and on being taken to
Jail, he attempted to run away from
the officer. He obtained good start
and was ovcrtakcn with difficulty.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

\ delayed shipment Of rich cut glass
from the old cutters, j. Hoarc & co.
Just received Newest designs aud
every piece bears the trade mark
guaranteeing highest quality. Hcr-
mann's Jcwelry Store
Advertisement. IL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

All members of Court Robin Hood.
No. 62>3 y. of +. are requested TO meet
Saturday evening for regular annual
meeting Advertisement. ~
Secretary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

ISLE ROYALE GREENSTONES.
Ladies aud gontlemen's rings and
scarf pins set with this typical Lake
superior product make choice gifts.
1915 TO $500 at Hermann's Jewclry
store Advertisement. II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
CALUMET TOWNSHIP.

| will be in the NJ. ~ NJ. bank on
Dec. . and every day thereafter dur.
ing banking hours for the purpose OF
collecting township taxes.
Anton TomaSi.
Il ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

SPECIAL SALE ON NELOURS.
Hats S6.5O and $500. shapes choice
$50 all Colors. Vertn Bros Millinery
Dept advertisement II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Garham Sterling silver tea spoons
Heavy weight at 1926. 1915 and $500.
levin Jewelry 60. Advertiscmcnt-tO
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
cHRlSTMAS rKItItS

For sale ny Chas Nuglord come,
lst and Amygdaloid streets, Laurium
Phone 2l3-L. Advertisement #
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

VIII close out our entire line of
trimmed hats at - their original
price Excellent opportunity FOR
Xmas gifts. NJ Il. Leary Vertin Bros.
Advertisement II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Watches at 4 OFF at Levin Jewelry
Co.'S removal sale. Ladies' gold filled
watches guaranteed for 20 years, at
$1,000. See our window display.
advertisement tn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
BIG CLASS TO
Join COUNCIL
Masonic Function in Calumet
Tomorrow Night

David = Kendall Council, No. III,
n n ;. N of Houghton. will come
"a calumet tomorrow evening to con-
ter the work on class of from thirty
10 forty candidate, at the Union Build
ug. There viii uc about POO of the
visiting members who viii come To
calumet on special trains over the
Copper Range, leaving Houghton at
{ o. and 200 o'clock and returning
after the meeting These trains viii
also accommodate members from
south Range, Dollar Bay and Lake
Linden points
Following are the officers chosen FOR
tuy degree team;
Gcdllah-E, W. Prcsho
Most Excellent King-W. Il. Nc
LmshIm
captain OF the Guard-Hcnry Gibbs.
First Keeper OF the Tcmplc--Gordon
r, Campbell
Second keeper OF the Temple
Frank : Carlton.
Third Keeper OF the rcmplc-I'red
Ford
First Herald-W. J, Galbraith
Second Hcrald-John BurdCr
Third Hcrald--Jcssc Butler.
Grand Keeper of the ROYAL Archives
-. n, Lang.
Three Royal Guards-R. u. David
son. sam Eddy aud james Collie.
Master Of Ccrcmonics--Josiah Har-
yer.
Truurpeter- James Hoar
Mob Leadcr-Gcorgc Williams,
Chief Musioiln-Frank J, Kohlhaas.
King Neutrality-suspicious. Jac-
ba.
Keeper of the ROYAL Stables-John
H. Kerr
Chief of thc SECRET PoDtcc-Joseph
.. Hoalhaas
Royal Cobblcr-P. j. McClclland
Most Excellent Runabout-H. T.
Lean.
Keeper of the misunderstanding
NcNabb.
Court phy sicians-Albcrt T.. Tucker,
\. D. Allrioh and l.. p. Bast
Ecclesiastical Dialecticiaus - ID
Nrmit Joseph W Selden and W. T..
Steckbauer
Legal Dialecticians-W II. Stevens,
Julius Zeigler and George Unsworth.
Musicians-F. r. Bollcs, George L.
Gallcn. James T.. Fisher. Joshua T.
Daniel. r. l.. Bachelor, H. T.. King
md j. W. Kingston.
Immediately after the ceremonies of
The evening which viii continue from
about six o'clock to eleven o'clock i'm
On" evening, there will he banquet
tor the local and invited guests scrv-
ed 10y a." Y. NJ g. \. spa"
Three degrees will De conferred up
ou the waiting candidates. among them
the supcr-cNcellent degree, the highest
evenings gathering. is the semi-an-
aual function of the council. which
rivals the Shrine as the playground OF
Masonry The initiation ceremonies
ere very elaborate and in the above
names degree stan the officers feel
they have men who are able to bring
cut the finer points of the work Vari-
GUS suggestions have been offered thu
candidates MS 10 the best means OF
protecting themselves IN crossing the
rot sands into the sublime aud mys-
FERROUS realm tn which they aspire.
Election Thursday Night.
The members of Calumet Lodge r
& \. NJ the blue lodge. will hold theit
scgtltar meeting ON Thursday ovonin @
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Great reduction on all Millinery. az
Miss Welsing's Removal Sale.
(AdvcrtiScmt nj tn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

See Hcrmann's pianos and save
money. Advertisement II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Nicholas Longvorth has bcri ton
dcrcd Woo presidency Of Central Trust
company, Cincinnati.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Roy proof watches the 5t.O0 kind
now selling for Is cents. Levin jew
Clry Co. Advertisements tn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Egypt has exported 26S,ooO, Gn
pounds of onions this year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

United States winter wheat acrclH.
IS 32,3S7. 600.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
Election Thursday Niaht.

The members of Calumet Lodge. T.
& A. NJ. the blue lodge will hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening
It which time officers FOR the ensuing
wear will Ice elected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Philadelphia fears hard coal fam
inc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

Car Nicholas OF Russia carries 81.
0oU.O0o in life insurance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17
To The Sick
Are You Looking for Health!

DR.. C. n. Shelters, homeopathic Sys-
;em OF Physiological Spinal Adjust
ments, cures all human ills. If you
lrc sick no matter what your ailments,
acute or chronic) Don't give up. Or.
Shelters Physiological Treatment will
euro you.
Thousands OF friends aud X-pa.
tents viii certify that We have cured
them and prolonged their lives. Come
And Get The Treatment That Cures
Consultation and Examination FREQ.
SHELTERS NEuROpATriC
HEALTH INSTITUTE.
First National Bank Building.
Phone 79-L. laurium, Mich
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-17

odessa has Il coal famine
LuIon hemp growers Use NolCariC
ash as fertilizer.
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

Sheriff W. W. Bnstow went
down to NeIsonviIle Thursday to
look after some official business
matters
Mr. and Mrs. S. T Barnett left
Friday for AtIarta, Ca, where Mr..
Barnett will complete his course in
pharmacy
Frank Albright of Cusbman a
popular young knight of the grip.
was interviewing merchants here
Wednesday,
Jim Norris of Pou9hkeersie was
in TO- see us Monday and left a sub
scrirtion dollar for his father.
W. T. Norris
Horace Perrin Of BatesviIle was
here two or three days this week
He represents the New York Life
Insurance Go.
A marriage license was issued
last Saturday to W. NJ Garrison
and Miss Myrtle Hutchinson, both Of
Sullivan township.
Atty Ebert Goodwin Of Mel
bourne q Sharp county product.
has the gratitude Of the Record for
a subscription check
Mrs d W. Anderson of Balboa
was IN Evening Shade several days
this week quest of the family Of
her brother d. NJ Kent
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24
LOCAL NEWS.
5sa~ 4NN@>~e 80 NyN ga "a a

Mr. and Mrs G. D Wolf are
Spending the week with relatives at
Layne
d. H Yeaeer of Sidney was
ransacting some business matters
here Monday
M A. Coder left Monday for
Cushman in the interest of bis in-
swauce business.
Our Office stove came down We'd
ncsday and the weather man had
better treat us right about it
John II. Oyler Of the state of
Richwoods was patronizint one of
the roller mills here q few days
ado
JB Richardson, a good citizen
Iivind near Zion was looking after
some business matters iu town FRI
day
Ransom Davidson has secured a
school for the summer near PouFh-
keopsie and win begin the term iU
July
Mrs r. D. Woods returned Nom
day from Little Rock where She
spent two or three weeks with rela-
uyes
P D. Schales one of the Records
aood friends u Davidson township.
was In TO- see us % few minutes
Wednesday,
C r. Oliver % good citizen of
Sidney was a visitor TO town one
day .lis week. Ie remembered
the Record u a handsome way
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

Capt Thomas b. PEBBLES, one of
the county's best known citizens
and for very many yeays-a resident
.0f Lebanon township, died Friday
night Of heart disease, aged more
than 70 years. The burial service
attended by a large number of peo-
pie, occurred Sunday at the Pleas
ant Grove cemetery Capt PEBBLES
was a splendid citizen, respected
and honored by a large circle of
aaIUlintaUcas. He will be sadly
missed 1t is said of Capt PEBBLES
-bat when he returned from war in
65 he found his wife and mother
living in an old dirt-Hoor barn
building on the place, their home
having been bJrned TO the ground
by troops. He had only one dollar
in money but with this he went to-
the nearest store and purchased
fifty cents worth Of coffee and fifty
cents worth of nails. With the
nails he laid a punchoon floor in
his temporary place of residence.
Capt PEBBLES went to work with a
determination characteristic of the
Southern man Of those dark days,
and through hard labor and proper
management soon began to accu-
muIate land and other property.
At the time Of his death, although
he started without the aid of a dol
lar he was worth probably one
hundred thousand dollars. No
doubt he was the most successful
farmer Sharp county has ever had
within her borders
T.J Babb of Marianna spent a.
few days here lately looking che
country over He is thinking Of To-
eating in Chis section and expressed
himself as being well pleased with
the country
Saturday in school district No.
"A just south Of town. a S mill tax
was voted W. H. Clark was elect
ed director In district No. so. Just
west of town. A. B. Stroud was ell
ected director and seven mills
tax voted
Accident and Health Insurance
tnsures men and women between
Oho ages of l6 to 70 years Cost
&i00 to $1,000 per year NJ A.
Goter AGENT
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24
NJ

Nodco hereby gIyorIHn. "'IIm~
Hppuof Sharp GlJutu NE.amai' ''|
uF Times and usecs Ton UgUIno'eoi
The ers9naI property NnU ... .'pi'a +"
nuHons liable Jorb .hp m. Hf .heI"
Lave Creek Tovn.hip Wood onuan
U.yHwlods ruwah,p, HuWI. In'''"
sAab Flint. W,duwduy Ha .lur'o'N
pad Do ..a essl
Davidson r5wasb.p, tUH ..iiA '"'
saturday until Huo1 tmr NNd N
iipbland township IWHhnu d'n0"
saturday afternoon. Jmu h.
Lower Jorth r0wnahip Cos enc"
Monday luurlO
Upper North Township, #U'h Iu'''"
Il aa
North Union Township WH0h a'''"
Wednesday, june ~. ID
'puth I0ion tlwuHhin 0luIna wv"
day june 40. al
jackson Tow uahip, WIliIuru ru"
Urdny june il and 20. n.,l
N9rHW Township, tenIrt ''n0'F, NV, ~"
laDm ON township pouu .Ho'' wv"
HHN June lt. ,l...
strawberry r.wn bn m..0.'' wv"
Juno ~,
North 1lg nocs rovuHn ''7''
Thursday June e9n le,
WbHmHH.m laNnshiu. Powell 0''p''
June 4. Ina
sullivan r5wnshm NaseI.u Handln
South BHf Rock Township a1.,r n'"
day. luno 30. ,.,.isl
DIR crco, rovurhIp, Cohmn' '''
Thursday June go gud go np
ag1JD r5Wuabip shnlbyy.l'H. H'V u,,
Wild Cub Saturday June a'. NO. '""
July o. IA
cave raVnshp Cave CitN 'I.s0'' '
nvaduN lug aud o. ia
aull.pm r1VnHhip nric0u' d. .l''H'
lu'y b. 8Idl py saturday IuI. ua
Johnson foNusnp, 3eh1g. .''aa"
ju'yA ts
rmey F1Db Township ryanIuH -h'u' is
"Wednesday and Thursday J1. .~ ...,i
inrIy rowabm Hardy Monday
Wednesday, IuV Io, i0Hui q. l.,.
IwlbIemen la GvtuHH .Hae
muuuuA Julf aad suaIHs p. vilH
Assssss0i shaip COUNTY,
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

There is not so much talk of new
railroads in Sharp county now as
was heard only a few Neaas ago.
We hope. however that a,l the
propositions are not dead.
j. NJ Howell, a popular druggist
Of Greencbura, Ky seys We Use
Chamberatn8 Gcush Remedy in
our own household and know /. is
excellent For sale by all ieal
ers.
Clerk James N. Simpson has re-.
ceived the returns of Saturdays ol-
actions from about evenly school
districts, In the districts 30 iar ro-
ported the proposition G0r county
uniformity OF tex, books has been
largely defeated, and dit Gems 8ro
to predict that uniformity is dcfeat-
cd in The county
Is there anything IN all this world
chat is of more importance TO you
than GOOD digosuou} Food must
be eaten to sustain life and must
be digested and converted into
blood Whom The digestion fails
the whole body suffers Chamber
Iains Tablets are u rauouuI and re.
liable cure for indigestion They
increase the How OF bile purify the
blood trongtbeo Che stomach, and
tone mp Jhc whole digestive gppa
aus 70 ooruuraI md healthy oc,
rion, Sold by ulI doaIo8
We should like 10 ace some of
llOte VINO KNOW so Illuu about
how a newspaper ought D be con.
ductad, although they never had
The slightest actual experience in
The business, try Che Iob C0r d few
weeks Just 10 see how complete
tho mess would be- and To show
chem chat therc isa bil difference
IN taikma about what they would
doittaoy had The cbunce and car
rying out their imagination wheu
they Hct Jhe chanoo ng,ood ot
scaIpmR aomooody thoy would get
sooIprj ltIbtolf Che reel
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

A large petition was sen1
this place Thursday 10 che a
authorities at Washington 4
that the Evening Shade andl
mail route be extended to CCnl
Now is the time 10 set 4
your rheumatism You wlI.
Chamberlains Linimgnt wonc'
Iy effective. One appIicauOi
convince you of its merits
For sale by all dealers
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
rar United States 9e00tnr
.uHr DAVIS

Har United States ss0aar-
EwFDAvIs.
For Governor
I0ET ROBINSON
For gec~atarv.f g.r,a-
GAFLEW HODGES
F1r t.earra G.rar-
W. "a. MOOSE
For State Treasurer
aW. CROCKETT
Far State Auditor
JOHN NJ ChTE0UT
For gurcrfrt tsrdart Public Instruction
GEORGE R COON
r.r Commissioner State Tarde-
EuBENG DYE
.mr Agricultural Comm anrar-
g0UNH. PAGE.
Tar Chief Jns.tao Supreme Court
E A. wrCuLIorH
r Associate Justice Supreme Court
FRANK SMITH
UorE H1rd Commissioner
@. w. EELtAWY
Emr Co0rron-
WA. OTOFEfD
Dor Chancellor
GEO 7 UWpURTFS
For Prosecuting Attorney
HA. NOUrTCUTF.
POP State Senator
H R FERGUSON.
F0r RanraeontaHva--
H. Wy. GOODWIN
Har County Judge
ALLEN GAY.
For Sheriff md Collector
# W. BRISTCW
Tar C'arF Grd Recorder
JAS. M SIMPSON
For County Traasurara
IW THOMPSON
For hsaessor-
70 I'd. McCALEB.
For Surveyor
O. O.. PRICE
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24
DIRECTORS

WA. Edwards M Stokes w. No
Hcttall d.E. cn'g o. S West.
morelnnd
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24
THE RAINY DAY

is almost certain TO come
to all alike The .Omp
comes when you need
money and many then
have J0 seek the assist
ance of .beir friends
Those who are careful .1
save In good .Imos are
always among chose who
have money when times
get close IJB part of
0ur business .o help peo-
pie save money and our
services arc free
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

Bears the II IT.
signature of Lsz@,IIyZZZ&55I12I
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Snow are
rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
their 1rat-bom. who appeared aJ
their home Sunday night
Something is seriously the matter
with tbis town The spring season
is getting along and the marble
game hasn't been started yet
Rev W. r. Albright. a local min
lister and splendid citizen of Cave
City, preached an interesting SER
mon at the Methodist church here
Sunday
Jim McCaleb and Clcyo Mosor
returned Friday from O fishing "trip
ON Bic Creek Contrary TO all ey.
Dactaions they confess chat their
luck was very bad
Sick headache results from q dis
ordered condition of .de stomach,
and can be cured by Jbe use OF
ohamberlai0s Stomach and Liver
Tablets TRY iu For sale by ail
deoIo8
The Guard Gays members of the
Methodist church at 8atesyilIa are
preparing to- erect % new church
building ar0 cost of @25O00 lts
planned % make to make ,lis one
of the baadsomoat buildings in
North Arkansas
James Fore and Sam Henderson.
who live ON Strawberry river O few
miles from here. are capturing
aomo nice catfish and occasionally
bHu some of their catch TO town,
whoo they dud moro customers
Odm they can supply
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

from mere lS Sellln9 SOME uht
Strawberries in town every now and
then A number Of our citizens
are enjoying this luscious berry
from their patches at home
From the descriptions given Of
them by our correspondents the
Wild Cat Corner and Nelsonvilie
sections must be truly great Both
Of the boys ought to make a de-
cided hit in the real estate busi
ness.
x Shi0i, a Japanese, gave a mo-
ton picture show and illustrated
lecture on Japanese life at the
school building Wednesday night
The program was an entertaining
one and was witnessed by a good
crowd
ELL Dicker8on claims to have
the largest garden in town-not
merely the largest garden spot, but
The most garden stuff growing
And by the way those who know
testify that Dickarson is an expert
gardener
For soreness of the muscles
whether induced by violent exercise
or injury Chamberlains LiaimeGt
is excellent This iniment is also
highly esteemed for the relief it af-
fords in cases of rheumatism Sold
by all dealers.
I'm the Hardy school district Sat
uday c. r. Chapman was elected
director and a tax of six mills car
riad In the Wiliilord district a
tax Of seven mills was voted, two
mills being for building purposes,
and r. W. Cruise chosen director
IF. Brummitt of Newbur5, who
sells groceries in this territory for a
BatesvilIe concern, was in the city
Friday Jim is a republican and a
shoutar for Roosevelt for president
Mont Ramey another grocery
drummer who comes here, is an
other republican who is strong for
Roosevelt
Through the courtesy Of W. S..
Campbell, who is now at Galveston,
the Record was favored with a
copy of Sundays Galveston Trib-
uae, a mammoth paper filled with
late news and interesting descrip-
lions of the famous city in which it
is published. We thank Mr.. Camp
bell for it.
The collectors books show that
in the matter of The payment o.
taxes on personal property Lave
Creek township has fewer delin-
Quents than any other township in
lhe county having only four We
believe it was a year ago when
there was not a delinquent personal
taxpayer in Lave Creek
AT the annual school election
held here Saturday only 81 votes
were cast The majority Of these
were for a tax Of seven mills and
against county uniformity Of text
books. MI A. Coaer D. N. Taylor
and Jasper Justus were elected di-
rectors The school board is now
composed of these three gentlemen,
W. M. Collins, WI N. Metcall and
G. w Moser
The recent letter written by
County Judge Allen Cay for this
paper on The subject OF working the
roads a.tragtal quite q good deal
of favorable comment from the
newspapers of the state The Soli-
phone of para9ould endorses what
judge Gay had TO say and raises
Che Point Chat the state should pro-
vide the counties with expert road
builders TO 8upeuntend this i'm.
p0rtant work.
Charles Mcknight, one Of our
Sharp County record., 1912-05-24

Entered 90 the pos.oTco at Evening Shade Ark.
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