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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CENTERVILLE.

Cotton planting is the order of the day. Most everybody will get done this week if the weather will stay fair
 0. Q. Snow and family of this place visited G. w. Hankins of near Green Lrier Sunday.
 Mrs. Jsnes Morgan of this place is raaltcled with the sick at this writing.
 Mrs. Lily Owens and children ot Enders visited her parents, MT. and Mrs, Jim Gray. the past week.
 The all-day singing at Pleasant Hill Sunday was a grand success Prof. R. E. Perry and son, Garnet and several other fine leaders from Enders were present and some fine music was rendered. Miss Bertha Johnson presided at the organ.
 Several from here went to Conway last week.
 Mrs. Sarah Williams and Mrs. Catherine Hawkins visited relatives at Quitman Tuesday night.
 Several from Holland attended the all-day singing at Pleasant Hill Sun day.
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
PICKLES GAP.

The farmers in this section are very blue on account of a poor stand of cotton.
 We are sorry to report Mrs. Hay not any better at this writing.
 The death angel visited the home of MT. and Mrs. Hastings and took from them one of their little twin babies. We extend our sympathy to ahe heart-broken parents.
 Jim Hays went to Conway last week and brought home new buggy.
 J. T. Denton has sold his gin stand and lot to Mr. Colwell of Perry county and Dan Sherlong of Pickles Gap.
 Mrs. Elmer H. Stevens was called to Little Rock Tuesday to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Schilcutt, whose remains were brough there froal Springfield, Mo.
 There will be an all-day singing at Pickles Gap the second Sunday in June. Everybody come and bring well filled baskets, and let's enjoy the day together.
 Mrs. Aaron has been sick the past week, but is better at this writing.
 Little Miss Aubrey Ellzey is spend ing the week with Miss Lillian Kellar.
 Among the visitors at Sunday school Sunday was Miss Myrtle Dunn and sisters of near Holland.
 Mrs. T. Fulmer has been quite sick the last few days.
 Our Sunday school was well at etnded Sunday afternoon. MT. Watts, our superintedent, and MT. Smith, one of our delegates, gave us some good information in regard to the many things they saw and heard while they were at the convention.
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
MT. VERNON.
May l3.

Sunday was To, fly spring day
 The attendance at the Baptist church to hear Rev. Walls, was large and appreciative, both at the morning and evening services.
 Rev. E. w. Day of Bristol attended church here Sunday night
 Mrs. Martin Robbins of Rosebud is visiting Miss Minnie Lee Jones.
 Attorney Oscar Robbins of Rose but was in town Sunday on his way to Naylor.
 Misses Reva Trobaugh and Glee Hatfield visited at Elpaso a few days ago.
 Miss Lutie Req is visiting her sister Mrs. Page Jones, in Conway.
 Mrs. J. c. Hatfield is visiting her brothers, Dock and Thos. Lawson, ln White county.
 A. T. King has been on the sick list, but is improving
 A 16 year old daughter of C. Y. Davidson accidentally shot herself in her limb just above the knee last week, while handling a 22-caliber pistol The ball could not be extract ed here
 Miss Zada lobe went to Conway today to visit relatives.
 A. Adkisson had two mules to run off Tuesday evening of last week, and he cannot hear of them.
 A school meeting was held Monday to elect directors for the new district and for other purposes.
 Mrs. Eunice ComOr Helber of St Louis, visited here last week, return ing home Friday.
 Mrs. Day and children, who have been visiting her son, Raymond, here for some time, returned to their home at Fayetteville the past week.
 W. C. Newell writes that he is greatly enjoying his trip to Florida and the papers he is sending to his friends here are enjoyed very much.
 Dr. G. W. Watson is building for himself suit of office rooms in the rear of his store building.
 E. E. Jones has completed the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
UNION GROVE.

If it remains raining farmers; will be late getting to plant cotton
 The annual singing was not as we'll attended as usual on account of the measles, although a large, crowd was present anG rendered some good singing. Prof. R. E. Perry and some other good leaders were present.
 Prof. Lee Smith was here Sunday from Cleburne county and rook din- ner with H. A. Gray.
 Some from here were at Greenbrier Saturday and stood the, examination for rural carrier at that place.
 Aunt Lou Blessing is sshl improv- ing.
 On account of rain they failed to get the charity cotton patch" planted the time set, and aim tp plant it next Friday.
 Miss Daisy Thompson who has had blood poison in her foot for about two months IS able co be out again.
 Everybody remember the school election next Saturday.
 May 13
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CATO.
May 13

We are having some beautiful weather and the farmers are very busy planting their crops.
 Prof. Fretwel of Argenta spent the latter pant of the week here with friends.
 W. D. Springer and Joe Price left last Friday for Mississippi to visit Mr. Springers brother, who is very sick
 s. G. Scott went to Little Rock Fri day
 We had Sunday school early Sun day morning and then nearly every body went to Harmony to the singing auxiliary.
 Brother Dukes preached splendid sermon here Sunday night to very appreciative congregation.
 Fred Hogan and Robert Owens went to Little Rock Monday. Alvie Pairet is working for D. E. Hooks.
 There will be children's day here next Sunday. Everybody is invited to come and bring well-filled baskets,
 The Woodmen Circle met here Sat urday
 The O. E. s. will meet next Satur- day. They invite all their members to come. The Woodmen Circle here have ir- vited the Argenta drill team to be with them the second Saturday in June, and they will have free ses- sion in the afternoon of that day. Everybody will have an invitation, whether they belong or not.
 Mrs. Mary Springer from across the hill is visiting Mrs. w. D. Spring CT.
 Mrs. Rhoads of Vilonia is visiting Mrs Bertha Owens here few days.
 Joe McRaven of near Jacksonvil e spent the day at Dr. Pairet's last Sat urday.
 Mrs. Esther Harrod from across the hill visited her father, J. M. Den his, here Monday.
 J. E. Hogan and wife went to Little Rock last Friday.
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
GREENBRIER.

c. E. Moore and wife spent Sat urday night and Sunday with rela- tives at Conway.
 c. W. Clark was out from Conway Saturday
 The farmers are making good time of the dry weather
 The ball game and band concert was well attended here Saturday evening. Needs Creek and Green brier played 10-innngs 6 to 5 in favor of Greenbrier.
 The s. I. A. met Monday afternoon and planted part of the cotton crop of which the proceeds goes to the as- sociation.
 Rev. U. Grant Houston, who has travelled through The Holy Land, and who was baptized in the River Jordan in 1889, by Rev. DeWitte Tal- mage, will give four lectures at the school auditorium May 20 and 2l One at o'clock p. m., and an other at 3 p. m. each day. Four hundred places will be shown Admission 10 One at CLOCK ?. nf., ana another a' 15 and 20 cents. Be sure to take this in.
 Our public school closes Friday May P. Everybody come out on that day and enjoy yourself. All day Friday, May P, will be devoted tC contests of various kinds and gradu ating exercises. A nice program vii be rendered that night
 The proposed rural route No. 1 will be started June l. A class O IT took the examination for rura carrier Saturday. W. M. Lyon, P NJ, assisted by A. H. Tucker, R. F D. carrier, conducted the examination
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
GARLAND SPRINGS.

Not much cotton has been planted in this section yet on account of the weather, and all planted before the rain will have to replanted
 The singing class at this place has a special invitation from the class at Enola next Sunday. There will be some fine singers from distance, but I hope they all will take dinner and not impose on the good people of that place.
 James Sanders and family of Enc la were visiting at the home of J. c. Bell Sunday and enjoying the good singing at the springs
 C. C. Kcathley and family and Miss Thelma Bell of Nebo spent Sunday at the home of Barn Bell
 Walter Maddox and wife Mrs. Bar rett and Mrs. Nogal of Beckett Moun- tain spent Sunday at the home of R. w. Brown.
 Tom Henry and family spent Sun day with J. A. Dawes and family.
 We will have new store at Mt. Vernon soon. We hope it will get a a liberal patronage, as competition is the life of trade.
 Miss Ethel Smith came over Sat urday and begged off from the sum- mer school. She has been engaged in school work for the last eight months and needs some rest. We regret very much to give her up.
 May 13
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
SPRING HILL.

Health is fine in our neighborhood.
 Planting cotton is the order of the day now.
 Rev. J. o. Cantrell filled his regu lar appointment Sunday at II o'clock. A large crowd was present.
 Our preaching day has been changed to the first instead of the second Sun day.
 E. D. Carmichael and wife spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. J c. Higgs of Conway
 Everybody remember the fourth Sunday in this month. Prof. C. D. Goode of Holland will be here in the afternoon to sing. Be sure and come and bring your book
 Some from here attended the ball game and band concert at Greenbrier Saturday afternoon and report fine time.
 Miss Myrtle Deberry celebrated her l4th birthday by giving a handker- chief hemming May ?. A large crowd
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
REPUBLICAN.
fHirishing
 May 13-

Cotton planting has been the ooxier of the day this last week. The, cold nights made the cotton that was up look bad
 Kelley Finton is suffering with case of fever at this writing.
 Everybody is invited to attend the Sunday school rally to be held here Sunday, under the management of Prof C. F. Cheek The services will begin at 9 a. m. Everybody hxing dinner and help enjoy the day..
 Starting Purifoy, col, lost a S225 mule Friday with blind staggerM
 Several from this place atendtxf the ball game at Greenbrier Saturday.
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
UNION VALLEY.
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 May 13

There are less crops planted in the valley up to the first of this week than 1 ever saw, on account of so much wet weather.
 Dave Thompson preached at Mar GUS last Sunday, with singing in the evening.
 The writer went to Pleasant Hill Sunday to the all-day singing.
 Rain continues to come every week.
 There will be a decoration at Mar GUS Hill on the afternoon of the fourth Sunday in May. Vernon Woods has bought 120 acres of land four miles northeast of Vi lonia; consideration, S1,000. May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CANEY.

Picking strawberries is the order of the day
 MT. and Mrs. w. Cox visited Mr CoX's parents one night last week.
 The party given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Dussex Saturday night was enjoyed by all present
 G. Phillips and family spent Sat urday night and Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips
 Misses Durothia and Mamie Hawk was shopping in town one day last week
 Mrs. w. Fulmer visited her parents Mir. and Mrs. Carter, Saturday nigh and Sunday
 May IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14

was present and all reported fine time.
 Singing was we'll attended Sunday afternoon at this place.
 Next Sunday is an annual all-day singing at Salem. Everybody is in+ vited to come and bring we'll filled baskets.
 Misses Amanda Chambers and Ruth Carmichael went to pick straw berries May 3, at MT. J. c. Higgs Ruth returned home Sunday, she, said she liked to pick strawberries fine, but was home sick.
 MT and Mrs T. B. Ellzey visited Mrs. Elzey's mother and father Sun day.
 May l3
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
HAMLET.

The farmers have been very busy his week, trying to get all of their ground stirred before it baked on top. Ehere has been lots of seed put in the ground this pretty weather, but <here is quite lot of planting to do ret.
 Mrs. Rufus Bryant is reported sick at this time. Health otherwise is very good in our community.
 Quite large crowd of young folks Astormed" MT. and Mrs. Fred Shaw with a singing and chivaree at the nome of E. V. Johnston Sunday night.
 Mrs. Ruby Carroll Oliver of Mem piis, Tenn, is visiting homefolks this week
 Tucker Schoolhouse, you might try exchanging jobs with your barbers while "wrinkles and long faces" are in season Put them to cutting bush
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14

painting of his residence. J. c. Bell and E. E. Jones each had a horse to die few days ago.
 C. K. Bowen went to Conway Sat uaday with J. Brit Henry.
 The humps and measles are scat terlng some over this section of the county.
 Frank Traylor attended the Hard- ware Convention In Little Rock last week, and got his head shaved.
 George Ussery got II 1-2 cents for some cotton at Searcy Friday.
 May B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
MAYFLOWER.

Henry Duke and wife of Little Rock visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 Dr. Summers and wife were in Lit tie Rock one day the past week.
 Miss Essie Taylor visited in Con- way the past week.
 Several from here attended the singing at Lollie Sunday.
 Miss Ola Carter is visiting in Con- way this week.
 Mrs. Eva Boydston and Miss Flor
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Brief News of Faulkner SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
 THIS COUNTY.

|es and you do the shaving.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack PauPs folks wis tied their brand new son-in-law, Tom Coker, last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wash Clibourn of Conway visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. Allen last Sunday.
 All members of Sunny Side Circle are requested to answer to roll call at the hall next Saturday evening. We are expecting some of the delinquents to make us some good talks.
 May 13.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14

weather
 Cotton planting is thee ordsrr cf, the day
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Walls has been right sick for the past few days Mr. kennamer was numbered with She sick last week, but is ccnyales- ing now
 Reverend Griffith will preach at Perkins school house next: Sunday esening and at night also
 The singing class at New Home. is fyurishing.
 May 13-
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
GU |.

1 There was a mistake in our last writing. It read MT Wood and Dt. DeJarnett had bought automobiles. ,' It should have read Mr Mode.
 Dr. Canister has bought an auto. This IS three for our little town. Rev. J. NJ Mcgee of Damascus filled his appointment at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Com4 nunion services were observed Sum- day and a large crowd was present.
 Mrs. Ad Henry has returned from her visit at Morrilton, Mr and Mrs. R. H. Montgomery accompanied her home
 C. C. Martin and family and Mrs Dollie Chick made a trip to Little Rock Thursday, returning Friday. Foley Henry and Mrs Florrie Richie who are attending a business college at Little Rock came out with them on a short visit returning Monday morn ing.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Montgomery visited at s. B. Lawrence near Green brier Saturday and Sunday.
 Prof. Mcknight and family left last week for Fayetteville where, they will make their home
 A nice soda fountain has been in stalled at the Drug Store. It is the one purchased from Lyon Brothers at Republican.
 Mrs. Sam Glover and Mrs. Henry Gentry of Greenbrier were here Tues day of last week on business. Miss Belle Montgomery returned home from Springfield Saturday, where she has been visiting her sis ter Mrs. Wesley McNutt
 H. w. Montgomery had the, ms- fortune to lose a nice mare Thursday
 There was preaching Sunday night by Elder R. H. Montgomery Levi Taylor of Temple, Texas. wis ited his brother, Sam Taylor and niece, Mrs. Harmon Hartwick, last week. He was accompanied by his brother John Taylor and Mir Milan of Wooster
 May l3.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14

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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14

ence Mcintyre were. in Conway one day the past week. Mrs. Lula Holland of Rondo Is spending few days here with friends. H. L. Martin was in Argenta one day last week. May 13
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
ROWLETT SCHOOL HOUSE.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-17
BLAcKMAiL THAT DIDN'T WORK

1t is perhaps fortunate that
Hank" Hayward should have sui
fered from the attacks that drove
him from Cumberland at least, If he
should now return to, occupy the po-
sition that is open to9 him there.
Cumberland Is the place for him
There eserythingfis known=+-andfor-
given ~ Ifsheagoes elsewhere there's
always danger lofi his past becoming
known'rand made public, and to a
tnanFas sensitive as he. that would
mean continual fear and worry. The
best way to treat attempts at black
mail is always to fight them. No,ex-
rosure can be so bad as the constant
fear of exposure.
In Cumberland Mr.. Hayward will
be surrounded by friends upon whom
he can count, That is what the ofack-
mailers have done for him. In Is
suing pardon restoring his citizen
ship Governor Goldsborough has only
put in official form the sentiment Of
ell who knew this rath rSremarkabie
young man Baltimore Sunday Sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-17
FLIRTING WITH THE FARMER

Last night another evidence OF
the, .friendliness OF. the administers
ton to the farmer was brought to the
surface in a, proposed ordinance fix
ing the licenses of the city. A pro.
vision was that taxing vehicles But
AN EXPRESSED EXCEPTION
wERETHEl WAGONS sst5ts THE
FARMERS who come to dispose. Of
their productsSto the local citizens.s'
THE Times sS@
How sweet and, benevolent it IS d
the administration that they are 30
ing to exempt from taxation the wag-
ons and vehicles of farmers who
might come into the city limits.
They have likewise shown their
friendliness to the miner who might
drive into the city by exempting his
limousine from taxation. f
They have SHOWN their friendli.
.i:ess to the travelling salesman who
motors or drives to. the city to call
en- the local trade.
They have exempted also the citi.
gems Of Ohio Mary land Pennsylvania
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-17
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Editor Fairmonta'West vireinian:s
The writer found much interest
in your !article of the '7th inst. I'M
der the caption of Memorable Fare
well Address Of Hon" John Smith,
cblored. TO Fairmont's commissions
ers:.
After all.it Is too bad that Fair.
mont has lost one who was such q
great political .leader" of his race
and one that always knew how they
should vote when IT came to the
question of "pollyticks.,' 1t is not
an easy matter just now to tell on
whom he. threw his political mantle
y ~ he he left, SO that the abpnSl,
might sbe ROUNDED up again when Tic
time comes, But one ,thingsis GER
tain whoever VI was nominated b. him
fsea full fiedgeds member of the ,keg
!dlrlFa ORA association, None viii miss
him however. but members Of tile
u