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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
En- Zacatecas han en-
pezado a repartir
las tierras

Ell Paso, Tex, DIRE. Is. Co
munican de Ia ciudad de Lacate-
cas- que ell gobernador del Estado
del mismo nombre, ha dispUesto
que sean fraccionadas vaEias inn
~portantes haciendas que son de
Ia propiedad de los PARTICIPATES
capitaIistas del Estado, con ell
objeto de proceder a hacer ell re-
parto correspondence entire los
que han prestado sill concurso
para ell triunfo de la revueIta,
que do al traste con ell gobierno
del General Huerta.
Ell gobernador de Zacatecas es
IN general apellijado Cervantes
y esta de parte de Ia Convention.
Sc sabe cue Ia resoluci6n de ha-
Ger Ell repartO de tierra9 Ell el Is
tado de ZacatecaS fu6 obra de
Francisco Villa, de acuerdo con
ell presidente provisional Eulalio
Gutierrez.
De modo que los villistas sjguen
los mismos m6todos que los ca,
~rrsncistas para resolVer ell intrin-
cado probIema lie Ia repartici6n
de tierras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
Sc niegan a abastecer el
Mercado de carne en-
Brownsville

Brownsville, Texas, Diciem,
bre 18.-A agraVar Ia situa,
ci6n porque atraveSamos, ha
venido en- mala bora la resolu-
ci6n tomada por los abastece-
dores de carne, de no s~acrificar
mas reSes haSta no lograr reSOl
Yer las dificultades que Sc han
presentado.
De manera cue una nueya
calamidad tenemos que agre-
gar a Ia "a larga Iista de las
que no han IloWdo. Y ESQ que
desde hace varios dias tene-
mos un tiempecito que no pue-
de ser peor, pues una lluyia in
cesante ha estado cayendo So
bre la ciudad Y IN frio intense
ha yenido q rematar ell asunto
de las calamidadas.
7 81 a este agregamoS las no.
ticias prenadas de novedades
NADIA halagadoras que nos lie
gan de MatamOros Y demas
puntos meXicanos con los que
estamos en- cOntacto, Sc COM
prendera que no Ia pasamos
del TODD bien.
Ell Juez de Paz senior Kirk
.cOnden0 a seiS tramps que esta-
ban en- la carcel, a abandona1
la ciudad, dandoIes a cada unO
una peseta para que, segun di-
10 el mencionado Juez, fueran
a paSar la noche buena al ladC
de SuS familias. PerO resu!ta
cue los tramps no tienen fami,
LA, al menoS por aQui cerca.
Ell Juez Kirk les manifesto
que 81 no abandonaban la ciu,
dad, Sc les pondria a trabaja1
en- la compostur. de los cami,
nos publicos.
-Durante la Ultima Semana.
concedi6 la ~secretaria del Con,
dadO, siete licenciaS para que
igual ndmero de parejas con
trajeran matrimonio.
AlgunOs de los enlaces Sc
han verificado va y otroS estar
para efectuaTse.
Ell C~ORRESPONSAL.
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LAS ULTldsS nOTICIAS PROPALADAS En- FL. PASO

FL Paso, TeX., DIRE. l8.-Las
noticias propaladas por la prensa
carrancista de ,esta ciudad, no
pueden ser mas novedosas. Como
a grandes titulos Sc da cuenta de
que Sc esta librando IN san
griento combate en- Torre6n; que
la plaza de San Pedro de las Co.
lonias cay6 en- poder de las fuer-
zas carrancistas que manda ell IT,
tIlado general Ildefonso Vas
quez: que la plaza de San Luis
ha sido ocupada por Ia columna
que trae a sus 6rdenes ell general
Pablo Gonzalez; que Maclovio He
rrera ayanza sobre chihuahua
para atacar esa plaza y que con
este motive la alarma en- dicha
poblaci6n es inmensa; que los
maytorenistas han sido completa-
mente derrotados por las fuerzas
de Benjamin Hill, que Luis Caba-
Hero derrot6 a los gutierristaS
que marchaban sobre Tampico a
las 6rdenes de Alberto Carrera
Torres; y por ultimo, que Jose
Ines Salazar esta amagando la
vecina ciudad de Juarez y que
dicha plaza est& por complete
desguarnecida.
Esta es Ia campana que estan
hacienda en- esta ciudad los ele-
mentos adictos al primer jefe.
De esa manera quieren atraer
sobre ellos Ia atenci6n p1blica y
lograr mas adeptos; pero como
pasan los dias y nuevas infOrma-
clones vienen a echar por terra
todos esos informes, resu!ta que
ell publico ACADIA por no Greer en-
tales noticias, sabiendo que tOdo
es question de ''golpes politicos'.
Lo que ST puedo informar. CO.
mo 10 he asegurado en- mensajes
telegraticos enviados a LA
PRENSA', es que en- la comarca
lagunera Sc estan desarrolIando
acontecimientos de verdadera i'm
portancia y que esos aconteci-
mientos han obligado a Francisco
Villa a abandonar ell Estado de
chihuahua para estar mas cerca
del campo de acci6n, pue5 trata
de eliminar a los elementos ca
rrancistas que han logrado acer-
carse hasta San Pedro de las Co,
lonias.
Parece que Villa ha solicitado
ell concurso de Felipe Angeles,
para desarrollar en- ell Norte una
energica campana en- contra de
los carrancistas.
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DEFUNCiON.

Ell viernes, a las 6. 45 p. m.
falleci6 en- la casa numero 407,
al Norte de Ia Gale de San
Saba de esta ciudad, el Sr. Jo-
8 NJ. Tejada, a la edad de So
amos.
Aver, a las /. p. m. t~uvieron
lugar sus funerales en- la Ca
tedral de San Fernando, reel
biendo ~cristiana sepultura sus
morales restOS en- el Pante6n
de San Fernando.
Ell Sr. Tejada fu6 uno de los
muchos refugiadOs meXicanOs
que Sc VIC obligado a abando-
mar su patria para librarse de
los atrOpellos de los reVolucio-
nariOs no obstante que el nun
ca Sc mezcl6 en- pOlitica, pues
aunque Ell tiempOs lejanos
deSempen5 algunos puestos phi
! blicOS en- NonclOya, COahulla,
fu6 pasajeramente. TOdaS las
energias de su iaborioSa vida
las dedic6 al Comrecio Y en-
Dresas industriales, habiendo
sido uno de los fundadOres '
Directories de la Companit de
Luz Y Fuerza &~l6ctrica que
marco una nueva era de pro-
greso a Monclova.
Deja en- Ia orfandad Y para
llOrar 81 eterna aucencia una
numerosa familia, q la que de-
ia IN capital mas valioso que
la riQueza: una s0lida instruc-
ci6n Y una esmerada educa-
ci6n, Y a quienes desde las CO.
lumnas de este ciario manda-
mos las expresiones de nues-
ira mas sincera condolencia,
por la pena que les aflije.
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Sc ocsequia ropa y dull
CeS
La sociedad de Sras y Sritas
"Caridad" esta recabando
.fondos para csc objeto.

onterrey, Die 18.-Lo So
ciedad de Senoras y Senoritas
"Caridad", que tiene varios
amos de haberse fundado, es-
I'd trabajando de manera ac-
tiva en- la recaudaci0n de fOr
dos para cOmprar ropa, dulces
y iugetes a fin de Obsequiar,
como amos anterioTes, a los nj
nos pobres que viven en- esta
ciudad.
Para reunir mayor cantidad
de dinero, la Sociedad "Cari-
dad" ha organizado fiestas
teatrales, la primera de las
cuales Sc verificara esta noche
en- Ell teatro Salon Variedades
Ell PrOgreso.
AdemaS, algunOS de los
niembros de la referida So
iedad han recorridO las prin-
cipales casas de concrete de
a localidad recabando los do
lativOs que han hecho con la
nejor voluntad los comercian
tes. -. 1915
Para sustituir al Lie &C.
lilo Cara Gonzalez en- ell car
go de Secretario del Juzgado
de instruction Militar, ell go
bernadOr y comandnate mill
tar, ha nombrado al licencia
do ArmandO Mendila. Este
ciudadano es amigo personal
de los demas ciudadanOs que
tienen controlados los pueStos
publicos desde que Ocuparon
la plaza las fuerzas carrancis-
tas.
La medida tomada por ell
gObernador Villarreal, de de-
clarar de circulation forzosa,
a pesar del decreto de Carran-
"a, los billetes emitidos por
Villa en- Chihuahua, de los
cuales varios miles hay en- cir
cuIaci6n en- esta ciudad, produ-
20 eXcelentes resultadoS, pues
Sc han calmaGo los animos.
Como que 81 declaran nulos
esoS billeteS, Sc perjudica TODD
ell pueblo, pues de esos billie
ties son los que mas circular
en- esta ciudad y en- cast TODD
Ell Estado.
Ell Corresponsal
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haciendose dueno de la situaci6n.
Pero hasta Ia fecha. ninguna no.
ticia Sc tiene exacta del lugar en-
donde opera ell tan discutido par
tidario del primer jefe.
-Noticias telegraficas llegadas
hoy a FL Paso, procedentes de
anuncian que tanto May
torena como Hill han suspendido
las hostilidades en- Naco, habien.
do Maytorena retirado sus fuer-
zas hasta ell c~ampamento sitUado
a seis kilometres de Naco.
Ell CORRESPOnsAL.
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ROSARIOS.

Rosarios blancos, de coRcha, muy
ele .santes 30 cts.
R0sarics negros, imitacion de CO.
CO -25 cts.
Rosarjos chiCos, propios para e
EcIitas Y ninas.-2 cts.
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MILACRoS PARA PRoMESAS.

Olos, crerpos, orazOs, piernss,
eIe ct. Gayautizados de plata.
rs cts. cads uno.
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J. Nj. MONTEMAYOR

Compro > veado dinero mexcanc. Ve7do giros
soSre Mexico. Leon. Guanaiusto ) Monterrey.
S07 Dolorcaa St. SeEuido del Hotel Southern.
San Antonio, Tex
E~sDecialista en- intermediates de Rino-
mes, Vejiga, Orina. Fistuias, Almorra
mas. Sangre, Piel. Neryiosidad y croni
q Especial atenciGn en- las enfermeda
des de Senoras .-Corspitas gratis.
HOWARD E. TRUCK, NJ. D.
Cuartos POS PA,
Swearingen Nc Craw Bldg.
Contra esqUina del Correo.)
800 E. Houston St. San Antonio. Tex.
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Lo malo es que csc reparto no
favorece sino a aquellos indivi-
duos que han logrado ~alcanzar
buenos puestos con la revuelta,
mediante Ia ayuda personal pres
tada a los jefes de! movimiento
revolucionario que naci6 a rafz de
haber ocupado la presidencia de
Ia Republica Ell General Huerta.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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NOVENAS.

Del SsntO NTo de Atocha, q 10
rentZy0s Cads una.
Nov. "a y Triduc de Nuestra Sc
nua del PerDetuo SOcorro, q 20
csCtayos cada una.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22
WHlTENER
More Anon i.

The land of the big red apple will be in this section in about five months.
 big meeting at Buckeye sun day. and large crowd was in at tendance.
 Will MeGhristain is the proud father ol new girl Mother and daughter doing we'll
 Gooseberries are getting ripe this week. and pies made from the same are very much in evidence this week. Tom Drake of Wheeler is out here visiting with his brother, Will Drake, for short time He says crop con- ditions are good in his neighborhood, with good prospects for a heavy ap- pie crop.
 The well drilling machinery recent y ordered by Carlock Brothers ar rived last week, and We learn that they will put the machinery, which is the last word in modernism, in ep eration at once, near Goshen, OH Loss Clark place. The company have orders booked sufficient to keep the big drill at work contina osly all summer
 Mrs Mary Carlock, who recently fell from her buggy and suffered a fracture of three ribs is rapidly i'm proving and it is hoped will soon be entirely we'll She was surprised Saturday evening by the arrival of her son, James, and his two little boys, from Neosho, Mo, who came down for few days visit. It will be remembered that Jim, who is in the Railway Mail service, was seri- ously injured in a derailment acci- dent a few months ago, but he is HOW able to get around without the aid of erutches, and upon his full recovery will continue i'll the service on his regular run from Neesho to Helena.
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spend few weeks with his daughter. Mrs N. NJ Ralston Mr Lowry lives in Madison County.
 Mrs. Clark, of Missouri, who was on her way to Madison County, where she will make her home, stopped off a few days with her sister, Mrs. Wm. RalstOn
 Farmers in this vicinity will have an opportunity to assist in the good roads movement soon, when two or more days will be set aside to better the road entering Springalde No ole needs | good road more than the farmer soon to be hauling peaches, tomatoes and apples and Springdale is oar nearest and best point. We hope every one will take team and consider the day we'll spent.
 More Anon.
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Starbeann
LOWELL.

Mabel Harrison returned Monday from her visit with friends at Spring Valley
 Roderiek Thomas and sister Dor othy were passengers to Rogers Thursday
 Mamie Harrison and Mae Stevens went Saturday to Spring Valley, re- turning Sunday.
 Grandma Barr of Fayetteville ae- aompanied by her daughter of Ok lahoma, came up Monday to visit few days at the r. Davis home.
 Mrs. Bessie Holloway came over from on Sage Creek to visit Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Burch and twin sister, Mrs. Jessie Robbins.
 Mrs. Barr received the sad news of the death Of her niece, Miss Sand CTS of near Springdale, who was thrown from a buggy and instantly killed.
 Shorty Cowan had quite nar- row escape when he was kicked quite severely by mule, it breaking his watch and making Shorty rath- CT sore and lame.
 Mesdames P and F. H. Davis went to Fayetteville Thursday to at tend the Pianoforte Recital given that afternoon at the University by Miss Lucille Davis.
 Mrs. Percy Williams visited her old home at Southwest City, Mo, the first part of the week Her sister, Mrs. J. Cheek and children, and brother Lee Truax accompanied her home for short visit.
 Prof Davis of Rogers was in town Saturday working in the interests of q scholarship school He has very encouraging enrolment which shows school patrons are determined for the best of education for their child ren. 5t
 Everyone attending the lecture on
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ZION N.

Little Frank Eidson is quite sick with inflamatory rheumatism.
 Mr. and Mrs J. O. Nelson of So nora were Sunday visitors at Zion
 NIT. Benson of Springda1e visited his aunt. Mrs. Mary Pratt last week.
 Mrs. John Nelson is enjoying q visit from her sister, Miss Vernon, of Okla.
 Grandma Fiant was quite sick the past week, but is better at this writ ing
 boil, son of Mrs. Eizie Perry is re- covering from a severe spell of pneu= monia.
 The annual school meeting was held Saturday. May f6. Considerable interest was show. thirty votes be- ing cast, seventeen for Fred Grough, and sixteen for Mr Horn It was voted to hire two teachers for the primary grade. Prof. Baggett and Miss Pambley have been employed.
 Zion makes one think of the tent city of California. Strawberry pick CTS have taken possession. Taylor Jones has fifty hands, K. Masters fa or 20, Geo. Anderson 20 or 9, Geo. Eidson 15 or 20 Some are home hands The crop is much better than growers expected, although cool weather is holding them back The main crop is not on yet.
 Honolulu
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Honolulu.
SULPHUR CITY.

John Smith and wife visited his par ents near New Cross Sunday.
 Some of the young folks attended church at New Zion Sunday night. Walter Smith, wife and baby of Carter, visited at Hugh Laymon's Sun day.
 Several from here attended Child ren's Day services at New Cross Sunday.
 Miss Lydia Mcguire of Harris, vis- tied Misses Anna and Esther Jones Sunday.
 Hugh Mcguire, wife and baby, of Harris, visited at Hugh Laymon Sunday
 Boney Arnett and family visited his uncle Joe Arnett and wife near Hazel Valley Sunday.
 Several from Black Oak and Strain attended the Children's Day services here Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. O. H. Tucker of Fayetteville assisted in the Children's Day ser. vices here Sunday afternoon.
 Ben Hicks and family and Clint Shook and wife of Carter attended services here Sunday afternoon.
 Hubert Horner and Miss Lela Stokenbury of Elkin, attended Child. ren $ Day services here Sunday af- ternoon
 Emery Shook, our hustling mer- chant, has been appointed postmaster at this place We wish him success as We feel he is the right man for the place
 Bob Scott and family, Mrs. Aaron Pearson and baby, Roy Scott and wife, Floyd Whaley and Miss Agnes Scott all of Fayetteville. visited at Uncle Joe Williams Saturday and Sunday
 s. D. Diyilbliss and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Divilbliss parents, George Burehett and family, and took Miss Ethel to church in the after noon Miss Ethel has been sick for the past four months and Sunday was the first time she has been out
 Lone Star
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Egypt and Palestine by ]. F. Mars ton, at the Baptist Church, enjoyed it very much since it was interest ingly told and carefully explained to coincide with the prophecies of the old testament.
 Thursday was an exciting day for Lowell people since that day gave to them three brides That morning John Loony and Miss Cora Rutledge, Ellis Loony and Miss Helen Long quietly drove to Bentonvi11e where they were married The noon train brought former resident, Miss An drey Southern. who came on little wedding trip and will now be known to her friends as Mrs. keener Mr and Mrs. Eeener will visit with the lattars sister, Dorcas Eoony. All Of these young people have a host of friends Who wish them joy and a long prosperous life.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22
EthelYn.
MAGuIRE

Bob and Jim Booth left Monday for Kansas.
 Edith Vail has very bad case of spring fever.
 Joe Rutlage is visiting his sister, Mrs. John Vail at this place
 Miss Edith Trammel spent latter part of last week at Wesley.
 Rob King and son Dessa made business rip to Fayetteville Monday
 Sunday School and prayer meet ing at this place again. Everybody come.
 Rev Bobcock filled his regular ap- pointments here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Duncan made a business trip to Fayetteville Wednesday.
 E. M Taalby made business trip over in Madison County first of last week.
 Ernest Sexton, Richard Wood, Raymond and Lawrence Brewer were callers at this place Sunday
 Miss Agnes Vail spent Saturday night with Miss Agnes Cosby of Baldwin and spent the day at Zion Sunday.
 Mark Lewis has a severe case Of tonsilitis Dr. Swift of Elkins and Dr Carter, of Harris. have both been called.
 Several of the people from this place attended the entertainment at Elkins Thursday and Friday nights. All reported splendid time.
 Mrs. Mccoy returned to her home in Elm Springs this morning after a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs Maud King at this place. Miss Diva accompanied her home where she will visit for a week or so.
 A crowd of young folks took dim ar at Rob King Sunday. Those present were John. Lee and Ernest Danner, Mark, George and Fife Duncan, Mr Booth and daughters Edna and Iva Edwin Bodin and Grace Vail.
 After an illness of several months Aunt Rhoda King died at the home of her brother. Joe King Friday morning, at II o'clock She was 69 years old She leaves three broth CTS, one sister and a host of friends to mourn her death. She was laid to rest Saturday evening at three O clock at Mt Olive graveyard, Rev. Stone conducting the funeral servic- i es.
 Otis Stevens, who lives at Black ! Oak, happened to a very sad accident Sunday afternoon when a horse rais- ed up and fell back on him, bruising him up pretty bad. The doctor was called and said he thought he would recover though he was hurt pretty bad His face was bruised up, a large gash cut on his head and his hips were bruised also. He was at the home of his grandfather's, Mr. (. T. Fleener at the time of the acci- dent. We hope for his recovery.
 Lilly.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22
 OAK GROVE.
(Benton County

They have the new organ at Oak Grove now.
 MT. Rife's folks are about all we'll of the humps.
 Fred Murphy intends to leave for Kansas Tuesday.
 Not much news as everyone is busy in the strawberries.
 Ben Wilson and Marion Downum are both down with typhoid fever.
 Some from here attended the me- morial services at Elm Springs Sun-
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BRIGHTWATER.

Mrs. Martha Carter was able to be out to church Sunday.
 Garland Shepherd was in Sunday visiting with home folks.
 Ruth Wardlow was visiting last Sunday with Joe Baker.
 Guy and C1ura Nichols, Ray Forbes and Monta Cox visited Sunday with Anna Nichols.
 MT. and Mrs. Billie Dean of Axoea attended services at the NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buttram visit ed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Will Mayfield of near Cross Roads Automobiles. trieycles and bicycles were too numerous to mention Sun day. The Johnston brothers of Pea Ridge have two fine new cars and came over Sunday trying them.
 On account of the revival meetings at Pea Ridge Rev. Wheeler did not fill his regular appointments Saturday night and Sunday at Central. Rev. Jeff Hendrix of Mountain View took Bro |Wheelerss place and made some very good talks.
 Miss Alma Mayfield invited few friends to her home Monday evening and gave them t nice treat Of caH- died popcorn and delicious home made candy Alma is certainly an expert on making candy. The even ing was spent very pleasantly by all. The writer was one of the honored guests and certainly had nice time.
 Topsy Tarsy has been one of the correspondents Of The News for ov- CT four years and has certainly en- joyed reading each letter from all the other correspondents and hope to see them continued regularly Ne es- pecially enjoy the entire paper and think itene of the tip=top country papers. ". appreciate our good edi- tor s fat hful patience and pride in the makeup of The News We will have to give Up our letter for awhile
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22

Dr. J, W. Fergus is no better at this writing
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ELM SPRINGS

Dr. j. w Fergus is no better at this writing
 Rev. Jones filled his regular ap pointment at the Baptist church Sun day.
 Glynn and Herman Jepson who bought the Curry blacksmith shop are doing good
 Mr and Mrs Will Austin of Thorns- berry were Sunday visitors at H. B., Morrison s.
 Presley Downam is the owner of a brand new rubber tired buggy. Won der what that means
 I. D. C. Summers was called to Fayetteville last Saturday to see a patient he has in the hospital at that place.
 Misses Pheba and Eva Griggs have the switch board at this place in charge now The girls certainly give good service.
 Dr T. J. Cooper has purchased the medical office of Dr j. N Fergus and is having same repainted and other improvements made.
 The annual school election was held last Saturday evening Silas Wilson was elected director to sue ceed J..A. Steele \ seven mill tax was voted.
 The k. c & NJ R. R. Co. have changed their schedule on this end Of the wing owing to the loading of strawberries fhe evening train is about three hours late.
 Bro. Hellstern was seen few days ago making a hike of several mieIs through woods, corn fields, wheat fields and apie orchards. Just any old WAY To get there, working in the interest of special school dis trict.
 Charley Brown. residing on the Key farm, south of town, has sold his
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22

Bob and Jim Booth left Monday for Kansas.
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SILENT GROVE.

Mrs. Ad Hershey of Ft. Smith, is visiting Mr. Hershey's mother and other relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturdy visited Mrs Sturdy mother at Elm Springs Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wes Brown spent Sunday at Cross Roads with their daughter, Mrs Hairston.
 Mir. Lowry came in Sunday to
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day.
 There was a large crowd attended the singing at Jim Browns Sunday night.
 Mrs Derrick of Healing Springs is here visiting relatives and pick ing berries.
 Mrs Will Smith suffered severe stroke of paralysis last week and is not expected to recover.
 Frank Stanfield caught two large eels and two cat fish Saturday night and Marion Grammer caught a cat fish that weighed f7A pounds.
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twenty acre farm, near Harman, con sideration $500. Charley is talking of putting up bank of his own here in town. \ bank would sure pay him over here.
 Vote for or against special school district, has been the fight for two weeks at this place. It was all set lted last Saturday evening when the votes were all cast and counted. the result was twenty-seyen for special school dis srict and thirty=six against against, so come again
 Casey Jones.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-22

The land of the big red apple will be in this section in about five months
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in short time. as we expect to be sc busy with our other work.
 Topsy Turvy.