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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27
ARKANSANS READY TO
GO TO THE FRONT

Little Rock, Feb. 266.-There is a
great deal of interest in Little Rock
over the Mexican situation, and a
number of its patriotic citizens would
be ready to join in an instant should
such course be decided upon by the
government at Washington. The
Board of Trade Bulletin says:
1--WE don't know how the citizens of
other sections of the United States
feel about the way the dirty Next
cans, half civilized as they are, are
acting, but in Arkansas the feeling is
decidedly bitter, and it is time that
Uncle Sans strong arm was being
felt. 1t looked good to US to see that
husky bunch of fighters going through
Little Rock yesterday bound for the
front. They were from Fort Leaven-
worth, and their trains stopped here
only long enough to water their hors-
es-for they were cavalrymen ready
for the fray. 1t is time to stop the
savages down there, and the United
States ought to annex Mexico and be
done with it."
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dunn, who live
near the tunnel, are the proud parents
of a boy, born Sunday night.
A. N. Martin of Martinville is a
business visitor in the city today.
w. A. Roberts, w. J and T. B.
Powell of Vilonia are in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Anderson Malone of Plumer-
vile was in the city today on bust
ness.
Charlie Simpson attended the Elks'
reception at Russellville Monday
night.
Grover Stubs has returned from a
trip to Palm Beach and Key West,
Florida.
Miss Linnie Hill has returned to
her home at Argenta, after a visit to
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Atkeison have
'eturned from visit to relatives at
Muskogee, Okla.
J. G.. Odam, G.. w. Tanner, H. S.
Montgomery and H. C. Tanner of
Guy were in Conway today en- route
to Little Rock.
A fiue burning out at the residence
of c. H. Nelson late yesterday after
noon caused a fire alarm to be turned
in. The damage was very slight
The following gentlemen from
Enola are business visitors in Conway
today: Albert Lasley, Frank Bailey
W. L. Glover, Sam Joslin, Joe Will
moth, ]. A. Hoggard, Joe Nash, A. J
and R. A Shock.
J. F. Padgett and son of Gleason
are in town today.
Sam Glenn and family are moving
today to their home in the Boulevard
addition, and S. d. Lewis is moving
into the Glenn home on Prairie street,
which he recently purchased.
Prof. W. T. Maxwell, wife and
daughter spent Sunday with Prof,
and Mrs. S. C. Parish. Prof Max
we'll is member of the house of rep
resentatives from Benton county.
The game of basketball played last
night at the armory between the Ar
kansas State Normal and the Conway
High School teams resulted in a score
Of II to 10, in favor of the Normal.
Gas in the stomach or bowels is a
disagreeable symptom of torpid liv-
ed. To get rid of it quickly take
HERBINE. 1t is a marvellous liver
stimulant and bowel purifier. Price,
so cents. Sold by Nelson Drug Com
pany. (adv)
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From Saturdays DaiIv.

From Saturdays Dailv.
C. NJ. Spruce, ]. H. Price and j. A.
Parham are here today from Holland.
T. NJ. Starr fBarney is a business
visitor to the city today.
Mrs. E. F. Edwards is spending the
week with friends at Prescott.
John Sloan and Davis Hargis are
visiting relatives in Mayfower.
w. M. Earnhart, a prominent cit
izen of Wooster, is in town today.
T. B. Hampton, Charles Martin and
James Brummett of Wooster are in
the city.
J. H. Staten has returned to Heber
Springs after a visit to his family in
this city.
Mrs. S. F. Davenport is visiting her
daughter, Miss Charlse Davenport,
in Little Rock.
j. w. Rhea, Joe Brannon and Roy
Simmons of Under are business Wis
itors in Conway.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

From Thursdays Daily.
John Day is in the city today from
Pickles Gap.
w. A. Waldren from Naylor is in
the city today.
Miss Lille Hartley is visiting Mrs.
Exum in Argenta.
John Stivers, justice of the peace
of Enola, is in the city.
Madams Lawson and Harlan of
Bristol are shopping in Conway today.
J. H. and C. C. Lilly are in town
today from Wooster.
w. J. Murrell went to Little Rock
last night on business.
Hon. P. II. Prince went to Little
Rock today on legal business.
W. L. Deberry, a prominent citizen
of Under, is in the city today.
j. W. Battles, a prominent farmer
J. C. Jobe, J. S. Baker and Moran
Reynolds of Enola are in town today.
Dr. Stonewal Anderson of Nash
vile, Tenn, is visiting friends in the
city.
Geo. L. Hiett returned today from
Little Rock, where he was witness
in circuit court.
Mrs. Walter C. Hogan of Atkins is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. Stubs
on Caldwell street.
NJ. C. O'Neal, who formerly lived
near Rocky Gap, died this morning at
his home at Mayfower from pneu-
monia.
Walter Terry has rented the Leo
Schwarz place on Locust avenue and
with his family will move into it the
first of March.
G. M. Walthall returned this morn
ing from an extended visit to his son,
Ewell, at Checotah, Okla, and daugh
ter, Mrs. J. Will Baker, at Okmulgee,
Okla.
J. D. Thomas has sold his residence
in the Anderson addition to Carroll
Day of Pickles Gap; consideration,
$1,000. Mr. Thompson and family
have moved to the south part of Con-
way.
From Fridays Daily.
S. L. Thomas of Wooster is here to-
day.
J. H. Wright is here today from
Round Mountain.
Miss Ruth Warden is visiting Mrs.
McDougal at Preston.
Mrs. E. J. Hardin is visiting Mrs.
Ethel Higgs at Dalhoff.
Joe Bailey and Porter Henderson
of Holland are in the city.
B. T. Deal left this morning for a
visit to relatives at Fayetteville.
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DAMASCUS.

There were several from here went
to Conway on business yesterday.
The county site of Van Buren, coun-
ty is being we'll represented from this
section on account of it being court
week at that place.
Mrs. Ida Hutto, wife of DR.. T. B.
Hutto, died very suddenly yesterday
under the care of four physicians,
with placenta preva.
After two years absence from
here, Vernon Bonds and family of Ok
lahoma arrived yesterday to make
their future home in this community
February 26.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27

= o. L. Honea and c.. L. Cunningham
are spending the day at Mayfower.
Mrs. B. A. Rosemand is visiting her
daughter, Miss Maud Livingston, at
Preston.
Dr. A. C. Millar of Hendrix College
will preach at the Methodist church
at Morrilton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Moore return
ed today from Memphis, where they
attended the Laymans Convention
and visited friends.
S, R. Ethridge has sold his farm,
eight miles east of Conway, known
as the Edmonds place, 100 acres, to
Mrs. Sallie Lee Harris of McCrory;
consideration, $1,000. Mrs Harris is
a sister of w. r. Crichlow of this
city. She will move here soon.
Glenn Donnell was thrown from a
buggy yesterday evening at about 5
"
ing became frightened and ran away
Glenn was bruised up but not serious
ly hurt, and the buggy was not very
much damaged.
w. J. Gardner and family have
moved here from Morrilton and are
occupying the Stubs house on the
corner of Scott and Ash streets. Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner and their two
charming little daughters were resi-
dents of Conway a few years ago, and
their many friends here are glad to
welcome them back to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Dancer, who
have recently taken charge of the old
Markham hotel at 116 West Oak
street, have had the building thor
oughly gone over, repapered and
painted and furnished new from top
to bottom They propose to run a
clean, up-to-date and thoroughly first
class hotel.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27

Victor Lock of Little Rock is visit
ing relatives east of Conway.
Hear Thomas Brooks Fletcher Sat
urday night. (adv.)
Mrs. G. H. Burr and Mrs. Walter
Terry were among the number from
Conway who saw "Everywoman" at
Kempner's in Little Rock yesterday.
Miss Bernice Jones entertained a
number of her friends at her pleasant
home in South Conway with a delight
full rock party last night. Interesting
games were played and delicious re-
freShments were served.
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teachers are c. c. Blair, principal; B.
c. Adams, first assistant, and Miss
Alice Moore, primary teacher. These
teachers are jealous workers and are
worthy of the consideration of any
community needing their services.
L. G. MOORE, Chairman.
DR.. J. H. DOWNS, Secretary.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to kindly thank all of my
friends and neighbors for the kindness
shown and help given me during the
illness of my three children. | appre-
ciated it all very much.
Respectfully,
1tw MRS. NJ. L. GRESHAM.
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From Mondays Daily.
| C. A. Black is spending the day in
Little Rock.
Mrs. C. E. Durham is visiting rela-
tives in Little Rock
Rev. F. S. H. Johnston returned
this morning from Altus.
Joe Walters of Little Rock visited
homefolks here yesterday.
E. D. McIlroy, a prominent citizen
from Vilonia, is in the city today.
Mrs. C. Hargett has returned to her
home in Little Rock, after visit to
friends here.
Miss Mary Potts has returned to
Pottsville, after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. E. F. Edwards.
DR.. J. NJ. Muse sold 100 acres of
land in Benedict township to w. B.
Stark Saturday for $1,000.
Miss Julia Turner returned to her
home at Morrilton this morning, after
visit to friends in Conway.
Prof. w E. Hogan left last night
for Nashville, Tenn, after a pleasant
visit with old friends in Conway.
B. F. Stermer sold 80 acres of land
in Union township to Oscar Lyons;
consideration, 5000.
Hon. NJ E. Dunaway of Little Rock
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunaway, in this city.
J. w. Parlier, farm demonstration
for Faulkner county, is in Little Rock
on business connected with his work.
J. n Legg and Harrell Gist have
gone to ST. Louis to buy the spring
stock of goods for w. M. Harrell &
Co.
R. G. Dumas left this morning for
Dumas, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with a wholesale house in that
city.
The handsome new cottage of G. H.
Thompson in the College addition is
nearing completion and will be ready
for occupancy next week.
DR.. J. NJ. Muse is in Little Rock to-
day to be present at an operation to
be performed on Mrs. Bessie Ifland at
local hospital in that city.
Miss Lois Irvine Of Little Rock re-
turned home yesterday, after a visit
to her sister, Miss Mabel, who is a
student in Hendrix College.
William Little was painfully hurt
yesterday, when he attempted to
mount his horse after services at the
Methodist church, the horse stepped
on his foot, MASKING and bruising it
considerably.
From Tuesdays Daily.
w. A. Milan of Under is in the
city.
J. B. Grady is here today from
Beryl.
John and Jasper Sellers are in the
city today from Lollie.
H. w. and G. A. Parham are in
town today from Holland
Fletcher Smith and J. H. Lincoln
went to Little Rock today.
J. T. Brown, prominent citizen of
Violnia, is in the city today.
Rev. c. H. Nelson is improving his
residence on North Front street.
G. A. Ethridge and j. D. Brady are
in Little Rock today on business.
w. w. Lovill, J. w. McGahee and J.
P. Shaw and S. S. Surratt of Holland
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-02-27

T. ID. Spruce and family of Elmore
arrived today. They will visit G. w.
Spruce at Holland.
Mrs. Fannie Exum has returned to
Argenta after visit in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley.
Misses Julia ;urner of Morrilton
and Mary Potts of Pottsville are
guests at the home of Mrs. IDA B.
Merrill
C. T. Newberry of Cold Springs is
in the city today.
Mrs. l. P. Shelby of Little Rock
will be the guest of Mrs. Frank E.
Robins tomorrow.
Mrs. L. H. Pyle is visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. E. Perminter, in Lit
tie Rock.
Taken Up-At the Anderson place,
one mile northeast of Conway, five
shoats and two sows, short black hair,
mark smooth crop off each ear. Own
er may obtain same by paying for
this notice. r. l.. Harris, Route g.,
Conway.-W1t* (adv.)
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore re-
turned to their home in Little Rock
this morning. They were called here
on account of the illness and death of
Mrs. A. B. Jeffries, father of Mrs.
Moore. Mr.. Jeffries was a prominent
planter and lived nine miles east of
Conway.
The funeral of Mrs. Lou E. Legg
was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the residence of her, J. N. Legg,
Rev. E. r. Steel conducting the ser
vices. The interment was made in
Oak Grove cemetery. A large number
of friends of the family We're present
and many floral tributes were sent by
owing friends.
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BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS.

At a recent meeting of the Vilonia
school board the present teachers
were unanimously reelected. The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-18

! pretty wedding sas aolemnIIed 1t
noon IuIy :. Il The home of Mr. aud
ITa. Charles Il. Smith. NJ Arr. Hhsn
fheIr daughter. MIHH Cora EIIIH Smith.
be.ame he bride Of Mr Luther Wood.
IN of IT. and MrH William Wood.
of Union bridge. H. William =.
King. pastor d Iha Methodist EuIa-
eonaI church. 1t AirY. performed the
ceremony
The couple Nas attended h the
brides sister. MiHH Edith = Smith.
and Mf. Arthur pHxHnTn. Of Prospect.
AIsa Kathleen uaaFd. nf ThurmonI.
played Ihe wedding march. The bride
NaH haeamInRIx a1IITsd n gnHn oI
ehIIe HaIIn 9Th shadow Izee and
carried HnII. carnations. The maid
of honor xora xhIIe embroidered
nj oYeF pInE saiIn md carried PINK
carnations.
Following he wedding. : reception
- held for relatives md : feN
friends. afIef HhIEh IT. md HTa
Nood l.fI h automobile. accompanied
y her attendants. for Baltimore.
whence InsY II - - NsH York.
Unan IheIT return. z1ouI he I#I1.
IheY III reside n Union bridge.
HheTe NT. Wood / n the sznpIoY q
he TIHaHaIsT Cement Company
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IIAIIzIII=

Ne are Informed IaaI the picnic
held IN he Fourth n Oakland Meth
0dIHI Episcopal Church nalIsa nearly
40. + IhIa i correct ! I'll b
considerably more money than has
been cleared n The pat
: sopIoug raIn felI here Iaal seeE
but too laIe foF early potatoes. -
thai crop i about ripe enough 70 Eet
onI
Vernon. aon of Mr. and Nra. james
Bounds. has been quite III With
typhoid fever. buI ~ are Elad 10
know thaI he i improving. Dr 4. D.
Norris haa eharge d the case
MT james 1uIIHII. formerly Of InIH
nlaee. but nov residing N xenIa.
Ohio. attended the funeral of he
moIIsr-InzlaH. Mfa. nran1enburg. He
haa been visiting friends here and
IhIH week i whiting IN Montgomery.
Frederick uuH Howard counties. be-
fore he leaves Ior home.
Mr. Frank Jones md family. d
Baltimore. and Mr. james Bowman
md family. Of ehamaerHbnrg. Pa.
spent several Iaya. Including The
Fourth 18th their relatives. Mr. and
MrH. I. :. Mccoy.
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WEDDINGS.
--.-Z---.Z
.IHHeIIu1saII.

! anIet but pretty wedding took place
On Saturday afternoon when Miss Ma
mie Il. WarehIme. eldest daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs Denton 8. NarehIme. Of
Baehman.a Valley. Nas married To Mr.
Robert Gait. aan Of Mr. and Mr. Ia
Gall. of TaneYtaXn. n he parsonage
nf 81 HenIamin.s Reformed Church.
b. Rex. ] =. ReIneeke. the brides
pastor. There we're no attendants.
The bride Nna handsomely aIIired in
gown Of blue crepe decline With
handsome embroidered trimming.
Mr. Gait Waa an expert mIIlIner
having filed many engagements With
larse firms n Harrisburg and Union
I8Hn. Pa. Cambridge Id. and other
important eIIlea. She Haa very ponuz
lar N he community where she lIxed.
II Cal i ; popular Young nm from
TanesIoHn and = graduate Of the
Western Maryland College.
After he ceremony he bride an1
srnor1 lei On : wedding IrIn u
Ocean GItY. : J. TheY I'll poszIlsfs
raaids IN Ono. where tie groom haH !
noaIIIonz
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Elmer t4rImes ali Himself.

EImHF : uHImsH. prosperous TonnK
farmer. near TaxIoFHRIIIe. committed
suicide friday. JnIY i. b flrIng ,
bullet ITam : revolver INTO hIH asad.
IIe I'D h sIIs i. - KaInE - :
fed. ~ stepped InIo Iae .aT1 md
fIfsd - IaIaI hot IL dIHd n IonT
hnursz ne - - .aarH old. znd
IsaseH HIa HIfs md - children. Ha
- ! Hun uI George Grimes. and
brother u George Grimes. j.. for
maT deputy raEIHIer 81 vii uI InIH
county 70 eHuHH IL Hasn assigned
- n HaIeI1..
He i aIzo survived b TO oIHaF
brothers HaHHx 0TITasa. q baltimore.
md Frank Grimes. nj THYIaHHzIlls=
IL HIT.. before her marriage. -
III Lille - Fleming n. RI
services we're hid on Sunday morn
InE n TaxIoTasIIle Methodist EnIa=
eonal Church II 90 o'clock. Hss. =
HaII officiating. aaHIzI.d b HsF :.
y. Cell. Tie uall1HafsTH Nerr
William naTnsz. Thomas MooTa. i.
Herman Wright. Walter Horton. Har-
= FaTYfT Hnd HarrY uaEnsH. FnnHr=
II director. Z. i. Waltz.
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EuEIIAuul

John d Nnabanm. Of Bark iii. died
suddenly On Wednesday evening. lie
was working IN the hay field for Mr.
William EeEenTode. near unIontoHn.
and dropped over dead. Heart lron=
bic. L i supposed Haa The cause. H
age va G3 years. 10 months and p
dayH.
He Il survived b. tuo children.
Mrg John Earnest. Lnsood. md
William Nushaum. Dark Hi: alHo
an aged mother. Mra. lydia Nuabaum.
At Tyrone. and the following brothers
and sisters. Jesse Nuabanm. Avon
dale. George Nngbaum. Tyrone. David
E. Nuabaum. TaneyIoan: Mrs. Charles
Babylon. unionIoHn. Mrs. Charles
Phillips. unIonIoNn. Mra. Minnie
Phillips. TaneyIown.
Funeral was held Wednesday after
noon from the residence Of hIH son,
William NnEbaum. With whom he
made his home. Services IN nauaL
Church. we're conducted BY neY.
Martin sehNeItzer. pastor. Inter
ment IN the cemetery adjoining the
church.
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.HImHZH.

H. Catherine Warner celebrated
her I1IH birthday on TneHaa. evening
Il lie beautiful home oT Mr. md Hra.
=. : Ford The Heights D giving
naHIx II twenty oI HsH lite friends
no HsHs about II. HzmH z.s. The
guests 1a1 IL arrived = O'clock
anI amused themselves b playing an
Ias Iaxn until o'clock. when Ihex
NsTe Invited into Ihe dining room fnT
HsfTszhmsnIH. consisting nI every
IhInE Eood TIE rom - IaHIsTuiIy
decorated ToT tn occasion sIIh ferns
anI flowers. n he center n Ihe
table - Are birthday eaEe 18th
n lighted candles. which represented
tie little hostess. aEa. = each plate
- : favor : number Of handsome
presents aera received ThoHa pres
nj besides IHs immediate IamIIz md
the children we're. Mra. Nelson 81
1eTI. MTH. William Helm. MTa Frank
senaefIer. nef. \. i. HsIrI0E md IT.
Charles UIn.E.T.
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OFFICIALS ARRESTED.
JUSTICE SMITH Nd CONSTABLE
KIDD, Of HT. 4IRT. 4RE UNDER
Bail.
Charged Of False Arrest By John
Baamgariner.

Several ReeEa 40 John BaumgaFtz
ner. farmer of near 1t. AIRY. xaz
arrested aud taken befor Justice John
7. Smith and charged RIth disturbing
he peace He prayed i IurY trial
which NaH denied him and on being
convicted and lined 10. took m apz
peal 70 Court.
Tic facts n he case we're IHaI Mr.
Eanmgartner had prevented N officer
from hitting 4 helpless mn IN TOP oI
whom he HaH 18th 4 pistol. Last
week the sequel d IhIH occurrence
took plaee. Hhen Hr Baumgartner
rs again arrested. this tine charged
HIth aEsanlt and battery upon Harry
Kidd The officer. lie appeared before
Justice Smith and Informed Inn TINT
h id not siah I'm 10 Irs hi case.
1Hl 0fef hi protest The magistrate
proceeded 70 arbitrarily try hin. and
imposed fine Of - and costs and
IhIrIf dass IN al. II BanmEarlner
declining 10 nay anY 1ne. h -
placed n lookup n II. AIR about
naIf nazt ihree o'clock Monday after
noon. Through hIH friends be got
Into communication 18th HI counsel.
! i. Steele. En-. Nlo directed the
magistrate - Hsud nm - al IN
Westminster. tn The maEIHIraIe
promised 10 do. but afterwards re-
fuaed 70 order. exen though Mr.
HanmgaTtneT and hIa friends offered
u furnish N automobile % IaEs hIm
10 Westminster.
HanmHarInHF nof arriving n Vest
minister. HIa counsel visited 1T AIRY
md demanded u Hzz Ihs warrant for
hi arrest This The magistrate de-
.elInHd - HhoH hin or ang other pro
esedIaga Il Ile eHHa.
IN Tuesday morning between eight
nd nIns o'clock Mr. nanmsarInar
- IHn1EuTTsd md taken N : haEEy
b Constable KLad 10 Westminster.
where Be HaH nj b Ihs sheriff xIIh
: ri q naHaaa corpus. Which Ez1 II
ths meantime ben Issued hY Judge
UxzHnsaHH. HIn Id Enm. 10 West
mInHtsF = he instance of hIa counsel.
lie - lzEsn before Ihe judge Kho
Immediately ordered the HzuaeufIz
IaEsn olT I'm. nd afI9T he hearing .
Ias HFIt oI Ha6eHa corpus h "a d.
charged
! Il understood thai HaumEarIneF
lzIsT n tie afternoon z~ora 0nI :
VARIANT luT 18th Constable EIII nd
Magistrate smith charging IH#m 18th
Talne imprisonment.
ThI# / not Ihs ri tine citizens
HaxH complained oT IHs HHIIITzT.
methods d Justice smith N dIzeharTz
n he judicial functions of h once.
though none d Ihsm aase heretofore
ID sufficient courage II submit II
imprisonment II uTu.H IN NHIEHIIzH
he TIKnIH guaranteed them II IHa
constitution. Complaints have Ie.n
made - Governor unIIHbaTuuEn n
II znn1InIz#zz actions. ~ h. - TaF,
nzH apparently ignored them.
Constable KIII ~ MHHIzIrHIs
smith #aTH arrested nd brought n
Westminster N NsdneHIH. morning.
TnsT furnished 1aII foT appearing n
hearing 1HfoEe Justice brown nexI
Tuesday
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Friday evening. prayer: elass
.lsnurIa.soIaI.

Misses Elizabeth and Emma vii
Jams. Of shIpIey. gave q surprise 80
ciaI on Friday night, July 18th. IN
honor Of their uncle. Mr.. James Il.
Williams. of Kansas City. who had
not been 10 this county for > years.
lis greaI=nIeees and nephew we're
present and al had 4 good time. At
> late hour the ladies' treated to ice
cream and eaEe.
Those present we're: Mr. and Mrs.
EphraIm Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Freyman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frey
man: MIsaeH-ElIza ]. FrIzzeII. Of
Baltimore: Elizabeth and Emma
Williams. BerIna aud GIeedIe VIII
Iama, Mary Freyman. Alice Williams.
Emily Freyman. Elsie Williams:
MeH.rs. Jame9 l. Williams. George
Freyman. Russell FTeyman. Reuben
and Chester Williams.
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.lnhans.IeurL

Monday. July I4th.-Ietters Of nd
mInistration On the estate of Paul 1.
Harner. Int Of Carroll county. deeeas-
ed. we're granted 10 IeaIa 3. Harner.
who reported inventory Of money and
settled her first and final account. re
eeIYIng order Of Court II deposit
funds Of infants.
LeaIa d Harner. guardian Of faui
l., Hay ". and Ralph Z. I. HarneT.
wards, aettIed her first account.
Harvey l. Frizzell, administrator
Of William 7. Frizzeil. deceased. re
turned inventory Of personal property
and received order 10 sell personal
property and bank stock.
The Westminster Deposit I TTnat
Company. executor Of LarEIn $.
Bennett. deceased. received order To
sell real estate.
The Union Bridge Banking : Trust
Company. executor Of Baanna Englar.
reported sale Of real estate On which
the Court granted N order n Il.
Tuesday. July 1bth.-Dr. Ira l.
WhItehIll. administrator Of Elizabeth
II. Smith. deceased. received order 10
transfer stocks
William Wood and Mary [. HaineH.
executors Of Pemberton Wood. de-
ceased. reported sale Of real estate
On which Court granted an order n q