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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-01
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-07-07
TWO MULE BARNS BURN :,
At J. X. Baughrssn's in West End
Bob Woods Whips Wheat Fire


The thirty acre wheat field Of Jos'
b. Jones, about five miles from town
on the Knob Lick pike, caught hrC
last Sunday, and had it not been Tor
the very efficient work OF Bob Woods
and force OF colJred helpers. all OF
the crop and Mr.. Jones house and
barns would probably have gone uD IN
hameJ. Mr. Woods himself had a field
OF about 1000 bushels OF wheat in an
adjoining held, and had the blaze. got
tea to II, his loss would have Teen very
heavy.
Mr. Woods led his force Of men to
he fight on the blaze, armed with
heavy locust aud cedar switches and
the, had the fire under control before
u had d'nc much damage. though Mr.
lone, sustained some loss on the cr,p
that Wa, hurlcd Everything is so
very dry now that farmer. are taking
every prccau;iou TO keep fire away
from their fields.
!. Is. Baushusu the well known
farmer west e lIr,tonyilc. had two
mule barn, destroyed by fire last FRI
day afternoon They are .cllc,cd to
haze caught from two children OF
tenant PLAYING. cooking egg, in the
barn Both we're extra nice. large
structures. A fine Shorihorn calf was
burned To death in one Of them.
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GREEN BRIAR

On last Saturday morning about - o.
clock there was an old and respected
citizen found dead ON Buck Creek by
a., name of g. VI \cntcr,. He wa,
50 year, old. !. NJ Camden was called
and held an inquest over h, body and
the jury verdict Wa, that he came to
III, death hy q sun stroke OF heart
failure. a, the,e wcr, no mark, OF ,io-
lcucc on hi, body
Miss Lena lamm OF Somerset visit
81 Mrs CISCO Clamch last week
MIR Ira Bra>,cll and Miss Maggie
attended church at Waync>burp Sat
uday night. Sunday and Sunday night.
Mr., Bud Sinus was calling ON her
son and family Sunday
Ms, Ruth Muucic is still impro,-
ug
MI Lew Muncic and wife visited
George Sturgeon and family and also
Ni-ucd IAcrcu Go"ch
Mr. J. VI. Camden and Mr.. O,,o
Cl.wch and wife were callers Cd. y
{ NuuJiy', SUNDAY
Mr. john Leach and daughter Wis
ucd her daughter 1t Highland Muudat
Ms, Iva horton va, visiting Mis-
Ms.-'c "ras,cil SUNDAY afternoon.
Mr. Oliver SIM, rc,uucd to Tcnuc,
sec last week.
Mr. W,pfr.I SL,t,,,..,,. .,g ,,,,.
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Leach Tues
DAY.
Mr.. Tuscoe Sips.is visiting HI, cou-
sin, Claude suns
Mr.. Claude SINS has been visiting
al Buck Creek
Mr.. Gu,coe sims and Nj. Claud.
Nims were calling at A. G. Mun,lc',
sunday night
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Atlas Pryor, the 4-ycar-old son OF
Edward Pryor who lives near Riley
met death IN horrible manner near
that place last week The young man,
who had been employed a. a farm hand
by Deputy Sheriff 5. /. llourigan, OF
Marion county for only a day or two
before the accident, had been engaged
that morning m ploving Preparing to
start 10 the house Tor dinner he un-
huthcd an unruly mule he had been
working to- ID, rlow, aHd va, ~ the act
LOT climbing upon the animal when II
suddenly plunged forward throwing the
boy 60 the ground Unfortunately IN
tine idii the boy s. foot "a some manner
became cutanglcd m q trace chain. and
the mule becoming frightened ran of
y uuug Pryor va, dragged distance Of
almost quarter ui q mile and when
picked up W.T., dead liis len leg WA,
broken and hl, head VT, huir,iiy mu
ulatcd la addition. he was irarmly
bruised about the body Garter Lamb
ford. who was m a field nearby. Jump
cd over fence and stopped the animal.
The Young man however va, dead
when Mir Landlord reached hum Mt
Hourigdn, II Is said. warned young
Pryor To be careful IN handling the
mule. informing him that 1t va, Wild
aud tor HIM never tu attempt to rad, u.
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MRS. CORA WILSON STEWART
To Instruct Lincoln County Teachers
Institute Here Next Week

THIS years session OF the Lincoln
County Teachers Institute, which will
BE- held IN Stanford, beginning on icNl
Monday, July 18th aud lasting through
the week, will be Az especially interest
~. and notable one The sessions will
be held m the graded school auditor
ium
Nt, Cora Wilson Stewart, OF Row
an county, viii be present as special
instructor and under her direction
splendid results may be ,SPcyiyh She
has established a statewide reputation
q, an educator, and her iamou, moon
hight schools" arc known throughout
the country While she was ,upcrin-
lrud,ut Of the schools m her county,
Rowan. lllilcracy wa, practically wip-
Cd out 10 hear such an authority Is
O. pleasure and an opportunity that lew
can afford 10 overlook
The Law n regard TO attending the
institute o. very rigid and all teachers
arc compelled to attend. The p,Idity
tot not attending 0, ,,y severe. The
statute SAYS that "I,crj t,ach,', OF a
,uUmuu school iu yitlc, oi the nth
AVID ,INtH classes. who haids a state di-
rIuma. stat, certificate " county Ger
uu,lt,. or who contemplatcs applying
i.t d. ,o.IuJytc ot qualification to teach
ru the common schools, shall attend
the tull session of the institute IN ms
homc county. uulc,, he is teaching m
another count, M which the institute Is
,,t Co DC held or has attended the in
sti,utr OF county IA which he has a
contract to teach. II teaching m a
county other thar his HON, county.
whose institute !, vet e. b, held. hc
mast attend tie iull session OF The lat
ter. ihc County Superintendent shall
revoke th, certificate ct any teacher
who snail isil or neglect tp attend the
iull session ui the institute unlc,, the
Superintendent snail br satisfied that
such failure Ia, been caused by actual
sI,kuc,, ct other disability.
SupL Garland Singleton has arrang-
cd a very interesting program Tor tn
institute, lie hopes to arrange iur sew
cral ball gAm,s during the week 20
aniuse a. vel d, u ,iru,t ia, teacher,
while they are here.
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DAVIS STORE

J. +. lNuch> relatives surprised h'n
an IN, o2nd birthday by giving HIM "A
hrthda, dinner The dinner was set
Al ollie Kidd. his son -in-law's, last
SUNDAY. There wcr, " who helped Il"
pouakc OF IN, good things To eat After
dinner the crowd enjoyed themselves by
singing sacred song, and when th,J
took their departure With reluctance.
Zach one thought 1t Wa, good to be
there.
! T. Kidd Ia, been suffering with
milammatory rheumatism lot some
time but i, some better At present.
Gertrude Woods has been suffering
with a painful wound caused by step
ping On needle that penetrated her
foot over an inch deep
The children OF Mr.. L. b. Manuel,
VIII have been SICK with the mumps
ar, an about well at tins writing
There seem, Ia be good crop II
hlackborrc, where there are am briars,
but the old fields have been cleared,
aud consequently there are not very
maay briars ior them TO grow on.
MIR +. { Manuel AMI wife, OF Alli,-
ton where he Is section foreman. &c
turned home last week, after = deligh.-
ful visit with relatives and friends.
They ATE hcld - the hrh"N, c>tcrn'
nv an who know them.
Fphraim Moods. who has been visit
Ing hi, father. Mi Henry Woods, ami
other relatives IN this section has re-
turned tn Wisconsin. where he has been
employed for about two years.
Mrs. Doane who has been quite sicl,
for the last week is some better at this
writing
John Harri, had the misfortune To-
have his barn top blown off by the re
cent storm last week
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MI. MORIAH

Eldcr Joseph Ballou will preach here
next Sunday.
VIII Long and wife, OF Stanford,
were wcckcad guest, OF Mrs O. G.
Speaks.
Mr., Annle Waters and children. OF
Louisville, are with her parents, Mr..
ud Mrs {. d. Wariicld.
E>crct Young continues quite III Of
neuralgia
MI AID Mrs. \ t. Dugau are at
home, after a delightful stay with re-
lat,,es IN OHIO.
Ben Boone Smdaycd with homcf, lks.
The wheat crop IN this vicinity is
exceptionally good, considering the dry
weather. Irish potatoes will almost be
a total failure
Several of our young people attend
ed the picnic at Waync,bure the Ith.
lanes Flauucry has been visiting his
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Basin, OF Lex
ing,on. spent Saturday night with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs ] ID Basin.
Miss Florence Dawes. OF Lancaster.
visited her parents here. Saturday and
sunday Little Ruby Fazlett was sick
few DAYS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly McGuiiy. Of
Louisville are with her mother, Mrs
E'lda Chestnut, Shell Reed is on the
sick list
Mrs. Cansada FpperSon has returned
I from Meals Creek.
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n eAuoHNAx-c Arr
-. .: s.,;sy.ss

MISS Efii< Bsushman and Nh bar
ry Cartel NO a the .most poYNiar
young set Of Stanford, secured heepN,
here Saturday land dr<e,to Cnb Or
chard sunday where they we're un,tcd
IN marriage afterwards they went ~
to Dripping Springs al Mr.. Csr,cf 5
auto, aud will spend their honeymoon
there. Friends OF thus well 'eiowu
young couple had heard rumors hat
they were soon to be we'd, but lew S,e'S
that the day was 50 soon and news ~
their wedding Sunday came as quito a
surprise They viii rcturn'fr ou their
home, moon to find congratulations ana
good wishes awaiting them on all silcs.
The bride IS the youngest daughter OF
NJ and M " : Baushman, anI re
ccnIy Graduated from the SANFORD
High school She i, attractive AMI a.
compished and will make splcu Id
hcIpmatc IN every way ior tn man oi
her choice. Mr.. Garter i, one ni he
hes known young business men n
stanford. lie j, a partner with M, ia
Their, Jas. VI Garter III the livery bust
ness and Il a hustler and liked by cv.
cry one who know, him The briGai
pair will 60 TO housekeeping upon gh,g
return in Il cottage they have alr,ady
scared, next door to Mayor and Mrs.
A. i. Florence on West Main street
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Mrs. James Andersoa, OF the Hiatt
section. died last week She had been
IA a very critical condition Tor several
weeks. An operation was performed by
Drs. Carter and Gravely, Oh Brodhead
about three weeks ago, In, she was m
such a condition that little hope was
held on, ior her recovery. She Is said
TO have been Holy Roller and their
Divine Healer l. sal" tu have exhaust
cd all ms iaitt M trying To- restore her
t. health and When the doctor, were
called she was IN such weakened
condition tina, she fnlcd 10 respond 10
the treatment
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PREACHERSVILLE

/
a l0-pound girl, named Sophia.
Mrs. Mamie Lawrence and daughter
Miss Jennie OF White Oak visited Ma
SON i1oltzclaw and family.
Miss Talitha Bell visited Miss Fila
! Blankcnship.
Mis-, Ruby Parrish visited her cou.
in Miss Ina Scott in Garrard
Mr.. and Mrs Mcnefee Elmore are
rejoicing over the arrival OF l2-prlnd
/ boy in their home.
Mis-, Name Holtzclaw is visiting
her cousin, Miss Jennie Lawrence at
White Oak.
| Your correspondent spent Sunday at
| Brodhead
Miss Lena Arnold visited friends at
Crab Orchard.
Misses Smith visited Misses Carrie
and Lula Naylor.
+. +. Blaukenship and little son, OF
Walnut Flat visited homeiolks.
Edgar Holtzclaw is on the sick Est
In the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
. Thomas Owens preached three GOOD
+ sermons at the Baptist church on sat
urday, Sunday and Sunday night.
Miss Lucy Pettus has just retu- led
from pleasant visit to her uncle, Nj
Joe Perus at Springfield.
Mrs. b. T. Lunstord IS quite ill.,
\ protracted revival meeting will be-
gin Sunday, july the 18th at the Meth
udist church
The wedding OF Mr.. Hawley and
Miss Eder Bartels, OF Griffin Station
I came as a surprise to her many friends
here.
/ Ba>com Archer, OF Williamsburg
has joined his wife here. Miss Rachel
Foley has returned to her home al Viii
liamsburg.
Mrs Logan Thompson still has bad
luck with her poultry. The recent loss
OF i nice young turkeys has been fur.
th,r augmented by the death OF Is ex-
ira nice white guineas. Their coop be-
/ ing too tight caused the fowls to smo-
ther.
IN automobile killed the remaining
rat terrier for Miss Carrie Naylor.
NJ. +. Lawrence and little daughter
( Misses Mamie and Katie Lee visited
his father Mr.. James Lawrence al
Brodhead
Roy Ware, OF near Rowland. visited
his best girl here Sunday.
We are suffering from mos; terri
bic drought in this section. disastrous
in effects, and following directly as il
does the severe drought of last summer
ouf farmers are in no happy frame OF
mind. Barring a bountiful wheat crop
our expectations of prosperous times
for the far,her are mighty slim. With
all this gloomy outlook why it is that
the custom of praying for rain IS not
revived by our praying iriendsi
Misses Mary ana Lucy Pettus visit
! ed the Misses McAlister.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Ira J Stigall
a bouncing son, named Perry. I; will
be hut short time before he is out
helping Jeff with bis veterinary prac-
tice. 800
Nrsl John Richardson and daughter,
Mis- Jennie visited Mrs, Lew Gea.
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Notice TO TeatherS

The Lincoln county White teacher o.
lnstrugc will be held m stanford he
g,uniug luly 10. To- l., inclusive Mrs.
Cora Wilson Stewart. Of Morchcn !,
will be the instructor "Wednesday vii
he Trustee Dsy Both ura and sradcd
school trustees at. invited 10 attend.
ihl. meufsEWill be conducted by the
r,s,u(essXAAh teachers are required
10 suEd. i6r those teaching aud AZ
td teaching who hold certificates.
Those wlio cos,emplaty taking tine eN-
animation in ssflsssses will be require
cd tu attcri Ionic and help make
,lAs ,he bess INSTITUTE in the history oi
good old Lincoln county, Garland SIN
pleion, Supt SAT-.
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A- HARD ou'T13xoL rOTBk a
&; !; ~: sku:''|ii
ssds4 ~ .|ed wsapors ia d
w xad ~ edUny deuft Monday.
when Judge Bailey hasd CD6r<hee re-
noids Sloo 40 gavr hia ~ d1ssT n
Jail for edrryiqe 4 pikc] s1aoDp1ld He
is also disffancluse6 AZ = pvrivd *
,wc years., AK. e.zz:S - ~ y 4lssias
that length OF t1n13 eyrolds swss
arrested at the ricn,e Wzyncsbdre'
Saturday by. sIierih tstl (rrd uI<'
n complaint tIfst e 1kas7 BOX sard'
cpr.ing in the prescN> VI ~ tptijt$.
When the officer startet i(tcr hun ~
fed, but ran right into ~ arms 81
Judge Bailey and Jailer DsB1rde aud
was brought to town apd lodged in
jail! iie plead gtiiiiy az lis f To: . 30:
day. There is another. old' warrant
against this young man, charging him
with shooting on the highway. which
the officials say they will enforces now
that they have him. -
Eldridge' Afford, OF the Green River
section was also convicted under thc|
new pistol carrying act, being fined $50
given 10 days IN jail and DISTINGUISHED
Walter Walls was fined $50 and Civ
eli 25 days in jail for shooting at al
camp meeting at New Salem.
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In every home where there is a baby
there should also be a hottie of Nc
GEES BABY ELINIR. II NAV h,
needed at any time, To correct Soul
stomach wind collie, diarrhoca or sum.
mer complaint II is wonderful rem
cdy. contains no opium, morphine or
injurious drug oi any kind Price p,
and SO per bottle. sold by Shugar>
drug store, Stanford, and Lyme Bros.
Crab Orchard.
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HUSTONVILLE

'NN ''''lk'd fh'l'll'llt 90 MI 81 -
non, o. who ha, been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. " i. Childrcs,, ior several
/ days. has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Freeman. OF Maltmore.
I Md. =, visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice
Lu,k
Mr., Minnie Robinson la, returned
from Baltimore, Md. where Size has
/ been IN visit 10 her niece Mr. MARY
/ ! r,cnJu who returned home with her.
Mr aud Mr., T.. / Cam are rccci,-
; my cungrdtulatiou, OF many friend, on
the arrival ct ten pound son IA their
h"mc. Re has been named Kenneth
! Fillmore Ganu. All are doing we'll
Mrs Mollic Harmon Campbell oi
Florida. i, here on visit to relatives
and friend, and attending TO some bus
mess affairs.
Reuben Givcu,, OF Mobile. Ala, Is
here IN visit ,u his father G.. VI. CIV
cu,. and other relatives.
We had light shower Of rain on
Wednesday night. but nothing to speak
OF a, d, soon dried ont when the sun
came out
g. T. Poster and tamli, have return
.d humc after q vacation ut d month
"a I,uny, -cc with relative, and he ha,
resumed h,, position 900 tine Weather
ioro store Al are glad 90 see them
back
\ new concrete walk is being put
down at the college, which viii add
much to the look, ot thing, q, well as
he quite convenience t. the children
IN time OF mud and ,lu,h,
Work on ,hc new bridge Q, beng
pushed RAPIDLY by Contractor Mckee
Eihc. lie Is working d large force OF
men
Mis-, Cora May Goodc ., at hone from
Lexington ior her summer vacation.
The po>,olhcc at burnside, Pulaski
county, WAS blown opcu and robbed
some time lat "Wednesday night hy
unknown paruc,. There was httIc
clcw 20 tn, thieves. So Lars blood
hound, were t,lcphoncd Tor by the OF
hcia', and VII StIgp took them to
the scene Thursday morning
Ms. Betsy CoNdu /, home from a
wish to her sister near Monticello IN
Wayne county
lobe Huston. Of Mor,ldud, a brother
OF Uncle l,,, Huston, near here j.,
IA critical condition. with ,cut
hoIc entertained i1r h,> recovery.
Mir and Mir, NJ : Baughman and
Mr. ami Mr., y Il FLORENCE OF Stan
.ord, spent III, day with Mr. and Mr..
lure liockcr last week
Lame, pryc, son OF George Dryc,
oi Mlddlcbure. Mas here Thursday
morning among relative, and friends.
| tie j., teaching school at 81 Louis, Mo,
during the school season
3 Mrs Logan Hubble OF Stanio.l,
wa, up to see her patents, Mr and
Mr., f. Mccormack
/ Carroll Mccormack d, back here
llblu a NlNN l' l''dNN'N ~ 'dHN''l',
The hay harvest Is nov on and !
great many are now taking the advan-
tagc of the dry spell to put up their
+ hay
: Mr. and Mrs Waller, oi Memphis,
/ cnn, have been with. the latter, par
cnt,, Mr and Mrs W h Miller.
{ " h Williams. an auto dealer, OF
I c>rnpton. MAS here this week with
an auto tor sale. tie rvtlrucd home ou
, "Wednesday evening.
/ MIR, Polite Kaufman still remains
4 yer, feeble at this writing
| Mrs \ f. Mckinney J., still very low
with little hopes OF recovery.
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Ice Cream supper at Mckinney

Plan, are ON foot for the erection 81
a new Baptist church al Mckinnr', to
take the place OF the one which was
burned down several months ago. Mem
bcs> of the church are now engaged m
raising funds for this purpose. llan>
have been made by the members Of the
sunday school class of Mrs. 7. II, SIN
gleton to give an ice cream supper next
saturday night for the benefit Of the
church building fund Everyone Is M
vitcd TO attend and help a most worthy
cause.
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The Best Medicine in the World

"My lutte girl had dyScntery very
bad. thought she would die Cham
hcrlain'S Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her aud ! can truthlnllN
say thai think it is the best medicine
in the world" writes Mrs William Or
Wis. Clara. Mich. For Sale by all deal
erS.
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\ Hume Logan, one Of the principal
owners of the Dow Wire Work, Louis
willie ny. who once went to school at
the {. {. College, and had not been
here for . years. made a flying visit
To some of his former acquaintance.
with nj, wife and two Youngest chill
dron on Sunda~ June 2lst They came
in an AUTOMOBILES Adair County News
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II You feel blue" mo account" lazy,
YOU need a good cleaning out HER
BINE is the right thing for that pur-
pose. 1t stimulates the liver, tones up
the stomach and purifies the bowels.
Price Soc Sold by Shugars' drug store
aud Lyme Bros. Grab Orchard
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scanplat.prsy

Axamping Party comp ser 6f. rs,w.
Koch sier ~ Martha Hdmell.
COY. 4. " ellaey 81 hefcp. Miss Lusy
Lee flS MI to'Bahaon. MS
Mary 49, and Joseph HiIl;
Miss. MaH " aft RAncy and yvllliaan
Grimes. Mi Sadie Minis Craig and
Thos Coleman LETT this morning Tor
tier camp. Which viii be-on the farm
a Lillapn. Gpoeh, near Dix river, MI,
and Mrs. l., b, Hilton'will ast.as chap
erdres for this,iolly crowd They will
be in this trip about a meek.
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Dong hard work in a bent or ,toop-
my position puts stitch IN the back
that !, painful. II the muscles have be
come strained, You cant get rid ri II
without help. The accommodating
power ot B\llAHD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT viii appeal To You most strong
~ At >u,h times, because It i the very
thing You need. Price 2Sc, SOC and 81
pc bottle. Sold nv SmgarS' drug store
aud we Bros, Crab Orchard.