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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

N.t... r.rrt0U. indulge. t.r.-
appetite aui tNr digestive organ
trr abused resulting 900 congo
'ion uf poisonous waste that clogs
'Hr bowels aud causes much misery
aHI 1isire.
Tho most effective remedy 90 .0f.
rect lh.- condition d. tho combine
zion Oi simple laxative herbs uliI
peu.iu known as Or caldwell.
syrup rrps.u This be- natural.
p'oIlu'.fast.ug remedy urutl, ~.
positive boz a,tiu.. and quickly o.
Ii,,es indigestion. coustIpat 0n. -lrA
headache, bol,hiug etc Drug stores
seIl Or CalIvell syrup pcpsln on
Hfiy cents and one dollar e. bottle
and On thousand. of homes 10 is fh.
indispensable family remedy For q
free trial bottle write pr ~ b.
caldwell ttI Washington So Mon.
tiOello. 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

die heated. tho muffin rins. creased
and arranged ou the criddlo Hali
900 them with thc batter aud when
Drowned nicely. turn them over dcN
terousy without -piliiug amy OF the
batter when quite done wrap a
thick cloth around the hand. take
up tho mullins one by one. pass %
knife around the inside of the NUT
fin rings and arrange them ON hot
plate These mullins must De- pulled
apart met eat and huticred while
Uuf when they are cold they may
l, pit hr pulling apart toasted and
UttDr.d Cor tea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
HOW'S THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dlssolyes grav-
ell. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all irregu-
larities OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men ana women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist, will he seat
by mall on receipt OF 500. One
small bottle Is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. Or. T.. W..
Hall. 2S26 Olive ST.. ST. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

,fs, ,na ro.t birds because the rro
having ne rest ba- was 10 GROSS
those killed by the others Friday
evening the hunters With their wives
aud sNeethoaris. met 40 Mr. aud
Mrs NobIUsor's home where the
birds were to boz cooked
\ very interesting program was
rDI 1rr,d Mr. summers Mrs T..
% Henry and Mr. CRUDE rendered
several beautiful musical sriection,
Miss Iodio Tuhhs very rhirmingly
added to tho pleasure OF the even
iur by giving readings ~ the close
of The evening the guests were I'M
v.t,d 10 tho diaiuc room. where a
delicious luncheon oi birds. hol rolls
coffee salad. cranberry sauce. cDl-
erv and pumpkin pie was served.
With Nj BarkcWeyer ns toastma
ter number of very witty toasts
we're given among which were:
Pumpkin pic. & t. adams. Gran
berry Sauce. ~ T. Robinson Oll
Bachelors Miss Won Rosenberg
The Guests. Miss settle
About thirty-cight guests were
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
~ THE not sIHOLD .
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This department ls open for ne
! convenience and pleasure % The
/ hou ekeopers uf Amarillo. and rrc.-
Yef and request f1r recipe. Hii. re-
! rslga greatest caro- Have son %
fagorto recipe Send t in aud let
.oU cone else o.. BE- W0uIl you
I Ike fo ku0W DO. t0 make that de-
lIrIlus salad or cake sou enjoyed %
much at "a friend party tHe other
day. write a. fbn Editor House
uoil Department ana sour reque :
I Tor Information ulII boz published.
j. against Gencfal Cookery
1lr Gilman and MI. susauuan
+ Usher propose thst tne private sitch-
en BE- relocated fO ihf scrap heap
aud thar family meals be- purchased
/ from q general cookery
] wonder 10 these Humeu and
many more have not noticed the
-ameness ln all l1tel and restaurant
cooking reEardlr ui their cKrius-
/ lyeness
think that many travelling mon
/ could testify ~ That lci aad also iu
Z NN' JAZZ 'NhN N'N...' .'.."' '"..' ".''t.'
be- catered 90 iikr 100 home
Each proficient housewife has
her oRu little Vat O' fixing goodies
/ that are az Once 'he delight oI her
family and friend For instance.
ms PARTICULAR aas l, cooking -Ne'i
potatoes bias called forth no little
amount of pral-s from ail auo ha o
ever eaten them which goes 10 show
Individuality g. Expressed in cooking
/ 81. vel as in 900. other line of art
3 Carmel En'hilada~
put sk slice. of bacon tnrpurH
tine meat grinder and Dry out tu.
Cat Into this pU' ulr gDod-sizr
bermuda onion also put through Oh.
. chopper or chopped .H q bowl Frl
/ tiI brown AdI fn thi- @ cup nI
. Clipped beef freed from strings, and
f. puf through the chopper When a
/ arc thoroughly Drowned boo ihr ha
r0r fat .In over them hrapina
/ Tablespoon of flour Let this brown
and turn Boo rau D' HnF good tH
wat0 soup Enough of any zoo.
brand of red pepper should h' added
20 make This very bot 10 You want ]
. genuine Splni D tyl' About one
pint of boiling water then pat DO
tho irving pan enough fu make
lirb thick sauce. about 'Uo cons
tnnn of good rHFE So tH' ln.I
ruu a. grated D.as.D .s added ar'
tho mixture allowed to boil 100
/ ThI. complete. tHo uu0e Have
ready some msHroui or spaghetti
cooked we'll done after having beer
broken Ia piece about ono uoh long
Tho sauce mas ha poured over th'
mapr0ul or tho latter turned .uu
~ irving pan ana mixed If ih
pan o. large enough Serve H.. H
q covered dlsh
Engli>r Nufrn>
Mullins and .rUmpe'. and corr
bread furnish r.r pI"1uur NarD'
100 the daily food ration. auI beside
being quite popular ar. not nr
holesome n properly made Gu0
cooked and eaten hv people Boo nor
NAL health Tn make tho mullins
pu' q quart Of -ifi"l flour Boo stou'
crock having cover Ma tcI
pooulul of salt. $50 oupluls of warn
water aud yoae' cake dissolved 30
some nf the water close the rroDI
with iD lid and stand IL in o warn
rnmrr over uight lu the Worulul
fiir Zoo a toaspoonful of butter melt
pl heatiur tIlorou ~ for foU min
u'o. Then leave 10 fpr haif ar hor
lu thr warmth again Have The grid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
Visit Zimmerman's
Randy Kitchen
and Lunch Parlor

for fresh, home made candies,
hot bouillons, hot chocolates, hol
coffee, hot chile, hot soups, hot
and cold lunches.
Oysters served in any style,
fruits, bakery goods in packages,
bread. pics, lunch goods, cigar.
and chewing tobacco.
Special Candy Sales from now
until the holidays.
We especially boast Of our de-
lioious punches and solicit YOU
patronage for clubs, parties and
receptions. Try us.
Vim. F. Zimmerman,
Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

Texas when Mr. Rufus Rush and
Miss Mamie Powell were united 10
t'u holy bonds OF Vodlock Mrs.
Rush i- very charming youag Vo-
uau and was well known ir social
circles. both no Brownfie'd and
lubbock Mr. Rush was raised In
Lubbock and has many friends here.
they will make their home IN Lub-
book
o.
ir. CLARK who has been visiting
Zoo Marlin, returned Thursday
Mrs Fred Boeruor returned from
Mineral Wells Tuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
Out OF Town Society
ItHIpt SOC IETl.

Duc 1f The most uauHuaI'y o. .ot-
alIp social affairs of .ac winter .a-
tno Quai T.y 90 thr 'ume at W.
Iud Airs " e. Rpuir,.I %. ere
deg evening" &C. las sock THANK
au.ue Jat lbn Barn,p Glass tu'
q ~ chuuh divided th.m-elt. iH'n
$50 parties ud went ULiing Es0H
party made 900 e.po Hl effort o. sn-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

NEWARK n Dec 81 .s
Julia iaihrop head of ihc Federal
children Bureau win rueak hero
th. afternoon under ihe auspices
%. iho Women Political uiCu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

~. .Ud whom hc enters school b
.r from encouraging ln fIe Htrrlft
home. Hr ras ru. been cared for
hs should hove been 100 aerlous Of
ur UI. boon maIa iD sapr definite.
Iy h.s training Dol many cares b.
f.. rrr.ol. .rrf.I'. Hai rot acrus.
TONED fD I1reE1.Ha N. u.t srsifr.
flr ono good n. others liie ryr.
HH.a been strained. DID. II.e.fItr or
gaH. impaired. Irf h.H general h'Ilil
b. uuI HUaf DO ought fo hr He Ia
...ru .Hl Inaccurate boo Doe pcerh,
Oh. aIUIon. 0I Dol. .YuI have not
been opened. ana hc NaH uW learned
fo us. bits senses Alright IN many
.lss.. UIs training BIAS been such
chat fIr teacher work must Boz DO.
.afl.U rather than positive She must
.u.uI Irr time correcting bad habltt
.lI .l BOO Hffr time fn InFiil posi-.
$3.50 truth. The rhiid previous
frl.l. nr rather Hrk OF training.
Ha rendered effective school work
nest O.. Hp2 YIs o. has. boz many
.I.. ..H.r,H habits of thought
usUu UI. d position which the
mon .I efforts 0f fIe teach
lau U.. -Uu.F overcome and when
$500 ...a. .Ur child iD fo through
I|', . u.r. .HiDT of hai bc mlsai
bow. boon Hau H. training been
moro rIn f..s
Amarillo. Hr afe spending vast
um .. money each year 20 main
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

furs. refined. cleaner, made over
and new fur made 90 order Phone
2ii Call 4io Harrison. Mrs vs. IS
Carter 30g-f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

bargain in some slightly ussfi
demonstration ears sam o. NaughT
300
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
WOuTN OF THE WEEk.
...... ...ss4 .

s....... .++.+s..
HELENA Har,. Ue, After 70
month deas I.rH. which fhe bil-
lot bote. .... u.r. Up bore .hs
vote 900 tla e.HaI suffrage question
lH now being counted aHd advocate
~ Aomau suffrage me country over
are antlOusly Awaiting The outcome
The ballot boxes Nrre IuseaIel ga
day. ana corps OF worker BEGAN
the counting under mo supervision
~ th, secretary OF state
SEW YORK. Dec g Mr. s. y
Lowry recently sailed Cor West
Africa on the schooner tleua =
Carleton. taking with Her moving
picture outfit She hopes 20 soc
battles of The native friDo aud pir.
ure them. and ger some active mo
vices OF animals and snakes iU their
lair The little schooner carried
candy for the little black folk of
Liberia. and aIli bring back IVORY
ebony coffee and teak
CHICAGO. Doc IA woman
legislative congress viii bee held here
on Thursd3y. Friday and SATURDAY
under the official sanction Of no
state senate. to aid in formulniiBs
rho laws relating 10 Romon and
children. aa trIl aB social and edu.d-
tIolaI Wumau's laR as woman
would have b. BE- the request OF
Lieut. Governor O.ilara, Who has
called tho meeting Representative
from women ORGANIZATIONS all over
the state have planned to be pr.
sent
4 Parents League uill be- formed
by Chicago women tonight a. r.
meeting boo the home of Mr. George
lsham The ucV League oill De-
patterned offer similar leagues 'g
Hosion Buffalo and sea Yor
simplicity aud common sense Iu mat.
tors relating 200 thc social liir ~
children auI Boo 8ll subjects affrI.
iur their welfare arc ihc kcyuoics oi
these association
NEWARK. 81 Doc Mss
Julia Iaihrop head of ihc Federal
children Bureau win peak here
tHl. afternoon. under DO" auspices
%. fhc Women Political Iuicu
LlN,Ol.N. NeUr. uc. Leitr
receiver here toll ct tl, activity 81
Mrs Ruth BRYAN owen eldest luur
trr uI Secretary of State william p
bryan boz fHo European relief work
Tu, form,. Lincoln schoolgirl tak.l
600 active interest Iu tho rclief WORK
boz London where she Be- living. and
B. associated with Mrs John Actor
boz me work Her husband o. me-
Ior boz tho British army aud D. drill
iue recruit. To- q camp 90 miles Que
side OF London
sr LOUIS. Mo. Dec \ o..
cont visitor who attracted much ~.
touiinn was Mrs \ \ CourtrigM ot
Louisville" who has the distinction
off hoiu. co-Masou of fho 3'nd %
gree and who Wear- flowing Greek
costume which She has adopted au
retained ever since leaving ludH
Nr ruurfr'rht -pukr before ilo
/ TNnuurhwl Society on the occult
] .i.uirHuf. ~ tine present war
/ BOSTON Ma Doc Hcp.r
|nlu. u,. saturday Boston ch0ld-.u
. .r. Iu Inns. H.I.r UHU b..IurU ..Iru. ..
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AnluSenenfS
" The VI sion
TUESDAY

B''-Hu Benefit Utt
s. Question uf Courage .t.u rp,II
Maize fi.
lImpmg Into llappurs.
Beauty
The Girl boz Question
American
Orchestra
Prof OTTO. director
Io.rIt H0'nI.i
EIm Ferguson. piano
a. N Miller clarinet
'U. krs drummer
NJ The t,raud
IHf' H.I EH..h.lI. $3.50 r,r' Hr4
ma i'ttuuur Uur..y Nlthou.u.
Master k.. 1850 rrrI.
NHH',EI.' I,...f tIs arlf
Iu.r. Orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

ON tine 25tb oft Nov wedding oI
interest 20 many people of Lubbock
$500. Duu-uWWatH3 af Browulicld
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
TuPELO.

We have had no rain in five weeks Everything is very dry, corn twisting up and looking like shoe strings. The thermometer stood 96 in the shade Tuesday.
 A few more days such weather as we are now having everything, includ- . ing Irish potatoes, garden stuff and corn will be practically ruined pr. V. M. McDowell returned home from Little Rock a few days ago, where he attended six weeks medi. cal normal.
 Miss Agnes Marian returned from Conway Monday, where she attended the state normal.
 Mrs. Col. Gray of Grays was a pleasant guest at her parental home Saturday and Sunday. Col. Gray came up Sunday to accompany his wife home.
 Stock water is getting scarce. Miss Ridley of Newport is visiting Mrs. Ed Taylor this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Morris drove over to Fitzhugh Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Morris brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. Lee flight
 It is runored that we are to have 2 new doctor We failed to learn his name but he comes from Cave City.
 Wonder why Mrs. Annie Taylor
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12

wears that big smile all the time Why, she is grandmother to real live baby girl, who is stopping at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jim Jacobs Grandmother and baby both doing well.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson from Beedeville spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fergu- sons sister. Mrs R. M. Marian.
 Several from Tupelo had to attend Federal Court Saturday, but as usu- al came home six dollars to the good. What is the good of having laws when they are run over rough shod. A party was given Saturday night ar the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed Nor ris in honor of Mrs. Morris sister, Miss Fletcher Flights sixteenth birth day. There was a large attendance and everyone enjoyed the occasion. Miss Flight received number of nice presents.
 MT. Nance of Little Rock was a pleasant guest at Mr. and Mrs. Bud Taylor's several days last week
 Mrs. Bamma Thompson returned home from Beedeville a few days aEOs udNLfS oHCut O WOCh ~AkNk V e" ~AAS home of MT. and Mrs. Will Thompson.
 Arthur Corley of Shoffner attend ed the party Saturday night. We think there is some attraction in our neighborhood for MT. Corley.
 Grafton Thornton is on the sick list this week tonsilitis.
 The fruit crop in our section is very light, but the berry crop is said to be fine.
 T. A. Morris and Ed Morgan attend ed the school meeting at Snapps Sat urday and signed up for summer school.
 MT. John Smith of Beede was business caller at Mrs. Emma Mar lars Tuesday.
 R. M. Marian and little grand daughter, Opal Corley of Shoffner, were Tupelo visitors Friday, Satur- day and Sunday.
 More when it rains.
 Nuts Wife,
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
|iished in the White River Ad-

Iiished in the White River Ad- vance.
 The Rev. J. D. Dennis deliver ed short address, which was appreciated by the institute. Prof. s. T. Nero of Poplar Bluff, was introduced by Prof. Taylor and made a few very encourag- ing remarks. A recess of twen- ty minutes was allowed. Prof. w. M. Shaver, in com- pany with Prof. Roberts, prin- cipal of the Tuckerman High Shool; Prof. Bowman, 'Hern- don and Williams, came in at this period.
 Prof. Roberts delivered a very excellent address to the Institute. It was followed by a song America" Prof. Bow rdan and Prof. Shaver made brief remarks. MT. H. c. Hurd responded in brief to the ad dresses, expressing his delight with the present Jackson Coun- ty examiner, and his successor. Prof. Taylor in 8 humorous way responded to the response.
 Among the visiting colored citizens were: The Rev. J. D. Dennis, F. c. Goodwin, D. D. S, and s. T. Nero.
 Conductor Wheeler announc- ed the following program for the afternoon:
 Report of Committee on Res olutions.
 Reorganization of the Jack
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12

son County Teachers Associa- tion.
 Organization of Teachers, Reading Circle, assisted by Prof. Williams
 Disbursement of Funds. The Institute program will be rendered at the morning Star Baptist Church at 8 p. I'll.
 Charles Bryant,
 Reporter.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
RANnYsS cHAPEI

Clint Townsley. wife and part of his children visited the hill country a week.
 Mrs. Buck Vans little girl got her arm broken last year and the other day she had the misfortune to break the collar bone of the same arm.
 The phone at J. H. Davis has been out of use for about two weeks. The batteries were dead, but they are fix cd now. The smallpox cases are still spread ing. Four new flags went awhile back. Judge FuIkerson ,s not dead, as was reported. He visited at Tuckernlan recently. It took our Sunday school literature almost 3 weeks to arrive.
 Dry weather gives some time to go fishing
 Mrs. James Cleveland and daughter. Miss Lena, went to Newport shopping or the 18th
 It is an Il pound girl at Louis Johnson's this time. Mother and babe doing well
 George Huskey's two married daughters visited him the latter part of May.
 Those who fish report good luck.
 Joe Vickers was over from the hills visiting his sister, Mrs. Huskey, late- lv.
 A negro man on T. Biggers' place died and the longest procession fol- lowed him to grave that was ever seen in the country so it is said.
 Sunday school on the morning of the 31st was fine and in the evening singing was highly complimented by callers, people from Campbell sta tion.
 Several from here attended the children's day service at Elgin on the 5th Sunday.
 Tom Mitchell and wife visited her brother in the Elgin neighborhood Saturday night. William Beshears took his wife, who has been in bad health for quite awhile, to the hills to see if she could gain any benefit from the change.
 The business at Decker's store house is causing great deal of dis SdClSI dCtlOUs 1SOplS uK1uh SOIuCCIuAS that intoxicates. We suppose the constable arrested five and summoned a lot of witnesses. Miss Walker of Grand Glaise was a pleasant, visitor of some relatives near here a few days.
 MT. Richie and wife visited her mo- ther on the night of the 30th. Her mother is getting along very well.
 John Sandman of Grubbs is over a few days.
 MT. J. W. c. Gardner captured one of the oldest looking animals in the grave yard at Battle AK that was ever seen in this country. It is at Tom Biggers'. The animal is gray and is somewhat smaller than coon, having short legs and burrows in the earth.
 Some talk of chiIdren's day here.
 B. F. Hartwick, wife, Maudie and Avy Conditt and wife went to New port the 9th. The former went to BatesviIle to spend two days.
 Homer Richie and sister. Rubie, went the 9th to Shoffner to visit rel atives. The former to attend the in stitute.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
B SIDING.


 Health is very good at this place. We are having some dry weather and people would like to see little rain.
 Frank Farmer, wife and children, Nettie Gamble and her brother were at B. F. Hartwick's Sunday in their car.
 Louis Johnson and wife are the happy parents of baby girl. Taylor Tinsley was the guest of MT. Edgar Hardin Saturday night and Sunday. B. F. Hartwick, wife and little girl, Maude, left on 29. Saturday noon for Batesville to see his uncle who is sick. returning Sunday night.
 Jack Gorson and wife were visiting at the home of their father, MT. Sid Hardin, last Sunday. Luther Whitlock's little daughter, Velma, is on the sick list. i Charley Hutton and wife were the guests of Louis Johnson Saturday and Sunday. L.
 Don whitlock is on the sick list this week.
 Nearly everybody is done hoeing S. w. Whitlock and wife, Albert Wrinkles and wife. c. D. Johnson and wife were visiting at Luther Whit locks Sunday.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
REMM ET.


 Brother Northcutt preached two sermons here Sunday. We are needing rain very bad now. Sig Shoffner and son were here Saturday and Sunday.
 E. D. Dean and his sisters and May Bowman went to Cow Lake Sunday. K. H. Bowman is on the sick list this week.
 The boys say that they wish it would rain so they could blow up the old sun-burnt corn stalks and plant over.
 Some of the people at this place can't fish enough through the week, so they go back on Sunday. Miss Cora Mccartney has returned from school at Henderson, Tenn.
 New Conner.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
EIGHT MILE.

f The dry weather still continues and prospects are not so favorable as has been. s,s
 w. B. Muslin and family of Tupe- 10 were visiting D. J. Nance and fam lily Saturday and Sunday. Little Arthur Nance, who has beon very sick for several days, is now able
 Mrs. E. E. McFadden and children left Monday to visit their relatives at or near Cord.
 R. w. Bigham and Jack Langley are place. Ask them what kind of time they had Sunday.
 Mrs. M. B. Owens, who has been last few days, returned last Thurs visiting home at Sulphur Rock for the day.
 Oscar O'Banion has been on the sick list for several days, but IS now able to be up again. Brother Barber of Beedeville preached an excellent sermon at Eight Mile church Sunday night. Our singing class is still progress- 1 ing, but would like for more to come out Saturday night than we had last time. Let's everyone come and try l and build up singing school.
 Brother Mcdonald of Sulphur Rock will preach at Beedeville Saturday and Sunday night, all are cordially in- vited to come out and hear him.
 The boys from Beedeville and this place played baseball against Tupel0 Saturday on Tupelo grounds. All came back stating of having nice time and winning the game. Hurrahl for the home boys.
 Dr. M. B. Owens has had some rid- ing to do this week, but the sick are all improving at this writing. Mrs. Jack Langley and children left Thursday to visit homefolks near
 W. W. and F. W. Beede passed through our town Monday en route to
 W Our @ salesman, MT. J. W. Mullins of McCrory was up bright and early Monday morning selling few gro~ ceries and then returned home. I Rev. c. A. Northcutt of this place bis now ready to fill calls for the sum- mer. If any congregation in need of a good preacher, will get Brother Northcutt they will make no mistake. E Aunt Permelia Nance is improv- ling slowly at this writing. We hope to see her up soon-
 I Quite a large crowd of school teachers passed here Monday sen route Ito Newport to attend the Inakitute.
 Sam White of Cow Lake was over Monday 4. -s;S < a
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12

the guest of MT. T. c. Holt's and at Claude Vaulners this week, but has now returned hime.
 Grandma Breton and Mrs. Will Breton and children left this even- ing for Amagon to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Jennie Clark and children, Lester and Lucille, and grandma Clark of Heber Springs spent from Wednesday until Saturday at Grubbs. Hope the editor and all of the scribes had jolly good time at their meeting Saturday.
 Wishing the Independent and it's many readers much success, I am
 The Happy Widow.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
M ,nr ar ka..t-.-s,.

l. .s evi5an, that ' as sareh 3 tts .eruai mass Is liquid ir must obey th 3 law -nat governs fluids Scientists have tried, therefore. to and some re- iationshtp between volcanic eruptions and lunar attractions. = Harpers Weekly.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-12
STRANGERS MILL.

Uncle Dan Stringer, the owner of a large mill at this place, returned to his home at Bono Friday, after spend ing last week here, getting everything in working order. Little Miss Alta Browning of Grubbs came in today to be the guest of Miss Grace Holt until Monday. Claude Vaulner, Call Breton and Herman Darnell made business trip to Bono the first of the week.
 Mrs. Della Keene of Hutchinson who thinks of spending the summer at this place, has been real sick for the past three days, but is better at this writing.
 Mother Henderson, after spending two days at Grubbs returned home yesterday.
 ! Will Wartime of Grubbs has beer