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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Jacksonville finds it difficult to get
any considerable per cent of its citi-
zens interested in elections. A cred
liable opposition party might offer a
remedy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Julian Hawthorne, a gentleman Of
gentle breeding thinks the ignorant
and the uneducated should get heavier
punishment for crime than refined
people. Julian is in Jail now.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

The San Francisco Dishwashers'
Union has 700 members and it boasts
that 100 of these are college men.
Seems like a college graduate could
smash a plate with as much dex-
terity as other guys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

And Josephus Daniels is getting the
credit for the rage for washable suits
All the honors ARE being heaped on
down trodden North Carolina.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29
doc Bird Says

There is but one policy in
this business-to give sat
isfaction plus with every
purchase.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

San Francisco has just appointed
three women policeman and Walla
Walla, Washington, has appointed one.
Who says woman's sphere is not
widening?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

The ma gnates who own West Vir-
ginia, were not pleased with the in
Vestigation nor the manner of Senator
MARITIME in asking questions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

It's a mystery how they ever get
the work done in Chicago. In the win
ter it's too cold and in the summer,
strikes are on all the time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

1.-The rye is tall on the sunny slope"
sings the Harvard Glass Poet. Yes,
and at this season it is often tall in
a high glass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

An exchange wickedly remarks there
is danger the women Of the South will
not be granted suffrage until they
suffer age
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

When the wanderlust strikes you,
why not camp out?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Many of these fellows who SO
Justify cry for peace" in party at
fairs, want the whole piece.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Yes, these are troublesome days for
the poor lobbyist.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

The newspaper boys who failed to
go to Tampa missed a great time in
a great town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Jacksonville is starting out with a
new mayor and a new city council.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

If Florida only had a few more
Miamis and Pensacolas, then what?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

If more people would swat flies,
there would be fewer flies to swat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

Summer in Florida is one glad sweet
song.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29

What will take the place Of the
muddle in the Balkans?
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
HIGHLAND VIEW

Mrs Lee clark is reported worse.
 Some of our people are attending church at Wesley.
 Lona Slaughter and family of Goshen Sundayed at Fiery Tram mel's.
 Clark Fowler of Huntsville is with Is again. He is working for Wood Phillips
 Tie people of Richland View were visited by Jack Frost Satur- day night.
 Judge Byrd and Edd Trammel spent day or two last week in and near Fayetteville.
 Mr. and Mrs x. s. Trammel yis- ted their son C. O at Habberton the middle Of last week.
 Aunt 0rnhia Chenowith $ on the sick list tIis week. Glad to say she is some better al thts writing
 Earl Oxford and family Of Hab- barton were visitors al 4. j.. smiths Saturday night and Sunday
 We did 1t. We started gasoline engine. even though We did try and try again. In youths bright
 
 eyrus Trammel went over beyond Huntsville Friday with Joe Cul#e1 To help him drive some cattle home which he had purchased q Thy brought in 96 heads
 or all moTt8es. the most anus ug was one 1 saw few days sin 2 It contained the one word smile IId Nc smiie2 HeI-yess ss and We sm+4e aoW #h#H re think of the motto.
 4. ! Smith 1as been suffering quite lat #ith his eye. There is an abesss or something of that naf- ire growing on the ta4f l. is aat paiHing him go much now as t aas been.
 Ealing Rira is to man what a halrpiH E 70 a woman | is said woman an mend anything with | hairpz u ! gentleman from th5s place sezentss attended -t tni2ht1 church $ ri = at Goshen When he started home ais pride refHs were missing Nothing datntsd q, he- se ured some baling wire and made some reiHs N4th which 70 ride Ii me HZsa9S however he %oaid- nt have missed the tfip for the rains.
 Ny aaafe aad l enjoyed 2 pleasant 4isit Win relatives at NJ Pleasant as wek zHh le thers, He visited H6F d l3ft3e Ehiie at sStafbeam nome. ana 1hat lite while made as want 70 20 asain. 70 FoH sah guess taam fbat tba5-Ne had splendid Hs stafhean ee#= tainlv has nice home 10 b. 7roud CT V th it's many node ..fixings He a.so has nice lib- rary and E as kit d notgh % loan Us some bo9k.t 70 read l. you don know aim voa should make his ae- quaintance.
 Evelyn.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
Evelyn
NEDINGTOS.

Jerry Phillips has put in phone Apples are dropping bad since the rain
 It is said that 10 Phipps has found l5 be tres
 People are rushing their wheat sowing at this time.
 F. A. Smith is doing good business at savoy cling goods.
 Health < fa.r'y good in this com murity and the ? ople are glad oi
 i'm SfSk < down with eonsump- ion |, $ thought he can't last ,say long
 our Sabbath sehoo! is fine with a very good s0tenGan z. J. A Little superintendent
 H4rber. Little mas com home 70 attend school the eofner + has been 70 Miami, Texas.
 Lee Barnes has beea Oh the sick list for several weeks He is. bHt ter now, aHd was out a the sSle 5as Friday
 Did you eyer 5 any s#dt pota. f5 blo9ms fIinf Trammel has ses eral ta5s 5eas or. the flfst WA Aase e*-r ~aea
 We are mo n that l.ttle {Iaz- Il keeHeg was titten by copper head snake af her nom at Laug4e> last Saturday
 Aunt narriett Hatfield attend her church and sunday school. She is SD years old and spry as a mouse for one of that age.
 Wnstead & smith are our dry goods and gro cry men al Weding- lon They are doing q good bnsi- ness and treating the people right.
 J. K. eowan, the owner of the Sagoy mill. is doing an all around business He has lately put in a corn ShelIer The shelltr is run with small gasoline engine II does fine work
 Happy Jim
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

 LOW II

5am6s NeDane1 made 6 bls aess trip 70 B Bantonville Tuesday
 Mrs. Austin vet to Fozers Mon day to begin few weeks nursing Tom Bingham as puvchased tie P Dasts a~op+rtS .n fte south part Of town
 faz fisses Eakef left Monday for Rla kton, Ark aHere th-y MI open term of fkoaI
 Rasse kimmaas exseri T e3 q fraatHEea arm Fr5day night when On returning rom Ire 4#s horse stumbled oa sto1 tafeW- the rider and falling Hron b.m Lowell exp ri-Hfed another ffa Friday night when Williams X Thoensherry Ev4p at9- burned 70 the gound, 10. hing s8ed but the ea s4n =sefy'a ese complete loss .aeIHd ug raslY tbaHsaHa bounds of dried ftait mak To- tal los af some &2.aaa Tha bn k- et brigade done aai3e Hoak ta - save tAe property ha- fo 70 avail
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
EXHIBITION.

Miss Sadie Stone was visitor of Miss Nora Amber of Son Chaple
 Miss Ruby Wolf Of Zion was a Sunday guest of M $ Stella Nelson
 number of V Habb =rton people attended the pie supper at Sonora Saturday night.
 Mrs E. j. Johnson and children are visiting Mrs. Johnson's sster, Mrs Have Katss. near W$man.
 Floyd $ aughter, who is attending Springdale High School, visited home folks Satul day and sunday
 !. ]. Stone and family and W N. Johnson attt nded the Tucker Cole debate at snringdale fhe past week
 lames \ II kennan and L.z- zie Johnson of SpaiHedale aHe visit ing Che latteI's children n this place.
 Hr. and Mrs. e8as. Tilman of latter's parents. Mr and Mrs Hiley Harp.
 Ward Mayes will move To ten nant house near Sons Chaple to- morrow so he wi1l be nearer his school
 Mr and Mrs. Earl Oxford visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. ] smith near Richland View Sat urday and Sunday
 Mrs. John Gowan- thee Miss Olli Johnsonl of Oseeo a. this state, is visiting her brothers, Edd, N N and Herbert Johnson
 Mrs ]. II Vernon who has been visiting at this place Jeff last week for short visit 10 Mr Vernon $ parents, at Afdmore. Okla and from there will return to her home near Holt, Cal.
 Miss Ora Neill of Goshen has entered school at thi4 plaee. Miss Grace is a most excellent student, and We all bid her hearty vol come
 \ varied program was rendered by pupils of the Habberton Public School Friday Of last week num- Der Of visitors wefe present Cone again.
 School is progressing nicely at this point Enthusiasm, definite purpose and the hearty cooperation of the citizens, three potent factors in the success of any school, are manifested
 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nelson of Hope, Kans., Mr and Mrs Geo Shockey of Navarro, Kans., who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Josie Nell son. Jeff Wednesday of last week for Jonesboro, Tenn, and will go from there to different points in Pennsylvania to visit relatives be- fore they return home.
 Some forty-five friends of Oscar
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

!s being continued through this week Rev Fltenor and Rev Set sor are doing the preaching.
 Rev. Foster tho Christian minist- CT of Rogers put up his tent last Saturday at this place and will hold a protraeted meeting soon.
 Well it is little carly for frost but We had some lrost Sunday morn ing and Monday morning and we had an other good rain la t Friday night
 Nrs. Blanche sturdivan and her son Nr SturdiFan and his wite came over from Spring ale last sunday and visited Mr and Mrs Red Hub bard
 John shaffer moved the central phone office last week in one room of the hotel that he purchased some tWo or three months ago from l.. E. Bush
 Mrs William T. smith and two i1ttle daughters, left Monday morn ing for Michigan City Indiana 10 spend a month visiting relatives and friends.
 The folks down at NJ Olive school house gave a pie supper last Friday uight for the benefit of the sheol. The pro eeds We're some thing oYer twelve dollars
 County Judge smith of Benton 9ilIa has announced the and I aa5s of October as good roads days in Benton county It fs hoped everybody will tHn out and work tas roads on these two days
 I0hn Penn
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
SII.ENi GRON |

Miss AHgie PoeHes HEo has ben sick With typhoid fever, Is abe 10 be uR
 RsV. Watts of the Brethren church will prea II at this piaee next Sun day Everybody cone cut
 Brazie smith, Who has been 5g with typhoid lever, #as abl4 70 t=s= it his mother this He k
 Alr P8sHe eft "Wednesday moruinf for point souta where he will ny to sell tHe big led AHkaRsas apples
 Tie Union church of Silent Groy will have p.- supper Saturday night. Sept. 27th. Everybody in- vited
 AIr and Mrs. Robert Dagley enter tained a Sunday dzHner Mrs lula smith, Nr and Mrs Harry Tbomp- son and Mr Griffith.
 Several Of this neighborhood ia= tended t6 attend -the pie supper Friday night at Bethel but were appointed. as We had another good Eain.
 Information has reached here Of the bi1th Of a daughter en last Sal urday 70 Nr. and Ms GlaI ence RHb- bins at Joplin, Mo They formerly resided in this ne ghhorhocd. Mrs Robbins being better rendered as Miss BeFaiee Womb.e
 Mrs. B. Griffith left Thursday for eoffeyvne, Kan, where =she was called 10 adjust fire insaz= anee elaim agaiHsf .ha los of she#r home in GoffeEyilie which vas de- stroyea by fire as hY nearby oil tank. Ne leafn school bni1d= ing and several other resid nees were destroyed af the same time
 R M. Atkinson and ZWm Patton went 10 Rog rs last week and eIos- I'd the aeal whereby the people of this community came the owner q the N zfonary Paptist hureh, wheh is now union church. \ new name will be given this church il the near future which will be announced "a CT
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
RRICHTNATL,R.


 Dot Rice will attend school at the Pea Ridge academy this wear.
 Mrs Dix spent last week with Avoea people and attended the ne tHg.
 Enee Bill Morgan is quite sick at the home of his brotber Iv Morgan
 aFs Loa Sanders of Iowa $ in visiting with her grandmother. Mrs RarftiTf
 Mr. Matte Baker has pare hased q sooa driving hofse from ! H.. BufIram
 Ress carrel of Prairie Creek is oyer visiting with her sister, Mrs. Porter Mosley.
 Garland saeahefd visited with hone folks over sunday. returning Sunday evening.
 Master Louis Rastliff has been aaite=siek for the past t8o week with bilious fevtr
 Re- Y \. Gilmore was called Monday 10 attend the funeral al seligmaH of pr. Leg.
 Jark Rattliff las moved 70 what is known a. the Nrs Dix home and s#a li4e there #hile building is residence.
 ts Thompson and Gilmore Sun day night closed sucresafal two weeks meeting at the Christian Church al Avoea.
 Arthur Dean and bride afe talk tHg Of going 70 house keeping for month in the Wardlow Hesid nee Where John l. ton vacated th5s sum mer.
 Scott Nichols nd family Of Ok lahoma. Frank Holeomb and fam ' of Spfingdale Nere visiting home folks at Brightwater last week. fe- turning home N dn sday.
 There was pic supper It Eitef- ts zehool house saturday night, efo=- eeeds amounting 10 S23. Mss Lot tze 5 ott of Fix Horn TaTefn was awarded the pretty girls cake
 Missss Anna Nichols, Ines and Morgan were the honorsd guests Sunday to a masf delicious dfHn I af f3e beautiful Baker hone ny Mrs. Matte and Mss Jo-ie.=Ne had delightful day.
 lie Meth9dAst a3d 1AfiStl= Il people each had baptlsins at BrigIftHater Sunday There =&#fe eight candidate 5. Guy and Gura Nieaols, Arthur Granting, Miss Fe n Powell Miss HelteFbrand, G iee =Ro4- Ter and other. .We=did not-leafA A the names. There were also four others baptised Monday at O. clock.
 While returning from vis.tW | N. E. Nichols Friday 10 AYoca 10 i'll their appointment Reys. Thomp- son Of Rogers and Gilmore of Ben tonville just escape d what might have been a bad accident, however t only terminated n some bruises and little fright They were driy- ing down the hill north of town when the hold-back straps gave way and the horse started 10 run. Bro Thompson thinking best % stop il drew rein toward the higa bank, only to turn the buggy ups de down throwing him out and conf, 2 down on him, while Bro Gilmor being younger and more active, jumped and eseap q the danger.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
OAK GIltN r


 We had fine ran Friday night
 Miss siss Hanes $ on the sick list this week
 Steve MekeoWn and Johnnney got done selling peaches before Christ mas. Ne finished last week.
 Johnuey Downum we-t down 10 Harr5son Sunday 70 visit relatives Johnney says He may remain until Christmas.
 Tyro thinks he may join our 9raff Of correspondents again in the near future Cone oH Tg50, We want you Wi5h Us.
 IT isn't any wonder why that girl rides around with Zan Phi Ips sinse Ae soI that neW buggy at Spring da.e e Saturday.
 W. H. Holcomb Of Fayetteville came oat Saturday and spent the night with Calvin Hoiao omb and fam ily and attended the old time slng- ing
 Allen Weaver N!Il= =gat done mak- ing molasses at " 4 Phillips about the middle Of this week. He will then move the mil 10 his house near Johnson.
 Jim Pearson i. Aaf5He serg had time Ills SOD Willie Has been very sick for some the Tie nEtghHors went za Friday and cut and hauled a5s aae 70 the mil
 Uncle Henry HaEa an sg5nt Thursday night VI @5ehaHeF H the hampton fiddler of the Init ed stats and =tt4eIe t#as two hundred ,esrs old Mi Me Fa Ian < -yentX=szA T years old and never gets tired af playing = fiddle He can pay anything that is played on a fzad He ss the finest player We eve heard.
 JobaHey ana fam K naea tHe pie supper at J k Barron Sataf= dae night the DO eds being for Tn aetzf of Roy Rarau y llo E an inta 3H The 2 e.3#ts= were about eight dollars and vas sesy highly ar nrasfafad ay Bos ese was just d small sroWd .. ha1s and gir.s and men and women haf W al lent a hrlAiaz hand Ms De-s.e Nor : and Ms Nellie F con were ehos- en for the prettiest g.r1s Mss De- mafaFzfs Roy &Et5 70 thank EEe neishhoaz Ter 1ae5 s.a 2e.s sa him
 Et4e cd tn HsHs at his place saHday Wa-Zfa ZfaFseIF afteaa q aad 8aaad ajasah time Ike We always do at 0ak Grag Marsh al BeaEzf..Gal EIazaaHIz==#at faaasan 3fa6Isx Here o 5sa and -he singing 8az 1ss Eize af Sas Hs- dale.s b st men .ala that he aad ra =AeF se@-t.- 4f#s. place h. erer wei. zAat We ad more s iaihHtty a. I good grub than any pla he erer " n IT af statement sponds with orr ex- parienee at this az ,iol nHey eH- joyed the day much tett.r han he did pga vaar ago az he 4as pan all paralYzed 0n al day
 Johnnrev
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Saffle surprised inn Sunday with dinner, this being the date that marked his tWcHtist n mile stone of life. At high noon an excellent dinner was served to which We al did justice The afternoon was spent in koda&iue and social zHat. The many friends Of Oscar wish him many more yeals of happiness
 B nnie Harp accidentally stuck a knife .H his side Satgfday and | mule became fg5sHteHtd at an aHta Saturday night and ran over hIm and tHe two together nave te ntiHaf- ed in blood po,stH aHd h. is noW iH a FHY critical 0ndtiou at the home of Ai- is ar near Sono a where the latter a eiaent occurred His many friends are hoping for a speedy cnyeIy.
 sarah lane
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
CAAI, SpII\GS.

Wheat sowing and sorghhum mak- ing is the order of the day
 Ben Gould load car of apple ; last week for the Northern markets.
 Henry and Bill Glass are now peddling out two and three be- is per week
 Ed Merchant and son of Decatur is up visiting Mr and Ms. Jeff Hubbard for few days
 Bob Allen commenced last week to build Uncle Lige Adams concrete cellar and concrete porch.
 The young people had gdod program just before preaching / al the Baptist chur sunday nighf
 Bin Rozier sold his 20 acreifarm 21s miles south of town lasK week 10 a gentleman rom Van Bug oH sideration $1200.00.
 Guy Johnson and familK Of Wed ington Gap in Washingt@n County were up last week YisiN Hing hom. folks and friends. =.
 Henry Glass got the contract k furnish 20 ricks of { wood to II. school at this place3
 The meeting at the Baptist churcl
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
i iIEN II V .

We Ia ~lg1t frost Satgr 1aH night
 charles smith aas mrcbas | a new f'rasadat b#F
 Bill Roberts Of Var Eagle spent Wednesday niEHt 8t Ire MrfaH#ef home
 Barney Spursean of Johnson wis tied his sister Ms John Powell. last week
 Vol Dotson of Huntsville is hefe for weeks visit M#th his mo. aer, Mrs Eta Spur-ock
 Mr. Oliver Y7aHg of Beatoaxfl . spent several lays Inst We k at the Baldwin home
 4 numb T Of our people have be- n attending the protracted meeting at Zion during the past week
 Mr and Mrs. " H Dale aatena- ed church at Zion sunday spending the day with Amos sharp and fami- lv
 \ number Of the neighbors gath cred at the SizemoEe home Sunday evening, spending the time in sing ing
 Mrs F. A. Ba dwin-a -an1 daag}tee Mrs Allen Bineham alled m Mrs Francis Dale Of Lowell sunday af- ternoon
 Miss Lanora Johnson entertained several Of her young friends Sunday afternoon, it being her teenth birthday
 Mrs Allen Bingham has arranged for term of music at the T.. of \ and will take lessons a h Monday and Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Clark and child. ren Mildred and Russell spent Sun day with MT and Mrs. Joe Ford of Goad Springs
 Zeuxis
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
SllNOIiA.


 The little hid of Fred Vanzant and wife was i'll the first of the week
 os ar Kinsey of Spring Fall made a short vist in tie vicinity Sunday
 Bert Watson and vie of Spring dale visited elarifes here Saturday and Sunday.
 Garry son of ] O Nelson and wife is quite sick $ threatened with typhoid fever.
 The hail storm struck these par,s doing up most of what the dry weather Lad left.
 Lewis Stone and wife Of California are visiting the former parents. 4eafy Stone and Wife and ether relatives.
 Misses Nettie and Bonnie Kinsey of Spring Valley visited .Saturi ay night and Sunday with their aunt Mrs seYe Homesl y aad family
 Misses Lola. Ruth and Gladxs Sturdiyant visited Saturday night with Mrs Hettia Cloer and family and attended the pic supper at this place.
 Ire condition If M97 Walker Van andt has b ea 8lmo-t rriti al for the ast week but at this Wfit= ing has had -light= change for the better
 Mr. Eisie tllen Of Rragss Okla arrived last week ta visit with ! r ss+ef Nrs Bertha Frost at the home of their parents Tom Wigg ns and wife
 Howard and Opal Mercer went down te Harris Sunday to see their brother Clinton Nho was recently hurt in cement fit at that place He i4 slowly improving but il will b. two or three weeks before he "an he brought home
 Bonnie son of Wylfe Harp and wife ha9pH to painful accident Saturday evening, caused by tick ing 3 sharp knife blade in his side pen tratine rib Ne tre infoHm- ed that he s in a serious sonlition. blood poisoning haying sef in. He is at the home of hfs sister, Mrs. Roy Roberts.
 Elmer 3ohnson and ~ife with the latteris brother 3enfS Garrel de parted Monday for Gold waite Texas for an extended ytsit with Mrs \ W. seott E'm4r will combine busi- ness with his visit ana sell a ar load of apples for j c. Nelson who has bought the appl rom he Ben Smith orchard
 The pie supper on last Saturday ev hing vas we'll attended consider ing no announcement was made of 1t in the paper T. vas an over- sight on our part in looking over our topics which we regretted very much The school realized S15.66 from the supper which goes for needed things pertaining to the school
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
DEATHS
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 Mrs Emily King died Monday at her home in the vicinity of si- lent Grove. north of springda ., death being due to old aee The remains We're intalred T the Silent Grove cemetery Tuesday. services being conducted ny Rev. !. L Cline, pastor of the NJ E Church. south.
 Deceased 4as aofn #H Ohio July 22. lS31, put had de- n this ton for number ot ttafs She aad been married three ttmes, bar first husband having been Mir spfagiHs She was laer married 70 k ! White. and 10 them were born eleven children. one son and Il daughters The son and seven of the daughters pr coded their mother 10 the grave After the death Of her seeond husband q d- ceased Was united in marriage 10 H. NJ. King She was member of the NJ. F Church, South. and 5s survive cd by number of gHaHd= htldren and g eat-srand-c dr T.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
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Willie l. IL Davf=, Httla son ef Alr and Mrs F. k na4fs. esia- ing a short distaace north of Spring dale. died Sunday. Funeral seF- vices were held a tHe silence Monday, conducted bX Re- \ l.. Cline, pastor of the M E Gh h,r h. south. and the mans Here ia= terre d in Bluff Cemetery
 Deaeas#d WAS hofn Dodge City. Kan, JaHe 2g. THe family has only fe ided her short time. coming here few W eks ago from Kansas
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Rev. Phillips requests IS to an- nounee that the fourth Sunday of this month will be his last sermon IS pastor of the local Baptist church on which date Mir Phillips will de- liver his farewell message to those with whom lie has been an active CO., worker in the church and Sunday school for the past six years. Busi ness and failing in health is so that Mir. Phillips declines any furth- CT call by this church Westville tOkla Record