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The Washington times., 1914-06-04

Silence is golden, but not on the
Chautauqua circuit.
In spite of the Supreme Courts de-
claring the Thread trust to be Illegal.
it fails TO make it any easier for
bachelor to shove the pesky stuff
through the eye of a breech-loading
needle.
Government employe who tried to
dynamite his way into promotion must
have been a Republican who had tried
every other method. Should have wait
ed until 1916.
The Washington times., 1914-06-04

See that the gunner who was one
gun shy in his salute to Secretary Dan
The Washington times., 1914-06-04
THE OLDEST INHAB SEZ-

"B y cracky,
even If them Mex
leans don't salute
tn flag, it looks
as if Clark Gnf-
fifth will"
The Washington times., 1914-06-04

iels landed in the brig. Senor Huerta
was twenty-one guns shy, and is still at
large.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
step6am Seammt6 snriidaefe9rt.

@liidliH mo moblbebalten lit nell-
lid Serr Stepban SeIlnutb bon gfr.
III Ste Str. M.=@. aus 5ou6er-
biihofs6eim, Saoen, alif Dem Gam
pier .@otsoom~ ser Soadnoiihen
9inie iiber Aotteroam 5uriidgefehrt.
PIN IL. SUM bate or ieine &eiie nad
0cutid(ano angetreten. SEER Sell
mltb Driifte ieinen SaOel ats iiber
sic lhledte 9ebanollmg allf Dem &C.
nanntcn Compiler. 9ic Speiie5ettel
parcu in fran8oiii6er Sprode; oas
G1ien dnBerlt miierabel. Sir bic ge-
qenw1rtigen @erbdltniIie in Geuti6.
lan0. fan0 SEER @ellmIttb mr. @orte
oes 9o6cs. Die @rnte mar belIer in
0euti1lano gut, pom 9riege fiiblt
man BORT menig; man befommt MIR
Soloaten unO @ermrmoete 81 ieben.
Aud sort meiB man BON ben engli'
iden 9iigenberihten. @eDiB miro
SEER SeQmutb Die @inOriide. oie CT
BORT gemonnen bat, ME pcrgeiien.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
56 Sabre in Oerielbcn @eidGftsiteat
aniG1ia,

9m ser Gde ser Nritten StraBe
un0 @enniplpania Aoenite N.-@. be-
iillbet iid) elm alteS &eItmnrant, oas
56 Sabre bin0nrb in oenielben SdrL
ben, ndmli1 in oenen oes @errn 6.
MoocS 0cweien lit. grfolareih be-
tried &crr Mooes. feline @irtihaft
i9dbrenO oieier lnngen &eibe bon
Ssahren. 9lm Wittpo6, ben %. Of
tober, marcn cs Sc Sabre, pa oieies
@eih6ft BON ibm iibernommen NOR
Ben. 9tiln fam er, bercits SO Sabre
ali. ni6t mebr init oerielben Miiltigr
felt ieinem 8erlf nadfommen mie
friiber, cr miro iebt BON ieinem Sob
he 6. 9. MaOes in ieinem @eih6ft
unterltiibt, Der lid bel Der aun0-
ihait Oerielben geliebtbeit erfrent
ME iein 8ater.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
u. =. SOrk nn6 Satin fetsrR @iIber
6Od5eit.

@roBe SreuOe berridte am 9on-
nerstag, Den 20. 0ftober, in Serril
u. 4. SorB's Seim t449 SarpdrO
Ctr. H.-8. % Sabre uaren an Die
fem Gage p~erfloIien, ga @err y. 4.
SorB, Sri. &dtbe glbre1t ans Wtain5
ieiuer jebigen<@ Satin, i'm Sabre 1889
ole 6ano 5iim Gbebun0e reihte. Serr
SSorB lit in Samburg am %. april
1868 geboren. SIN Sabre 1888 fam
er nod Den Ser. Staoten uno 3tpar
mad 8aibington, noielbit er ltdnOi-
gen @obniib aufgelblogcn bat. SIN
Sabre 1890 eroffnete er in gtr. 315
9rei8ebnte Str. N.-@. cine 9au-
ibloiierei uno @ieBerei. Sem @e-
i6dft bliibt Oaielbit beilte nit ltetig
fortidreitenoem grfolge. Seiner
@be nit ieiner Satin 9dtbe SorB
iino 5pei ainoer eutiproBen einSobn
uno cine Sodter. 6r%euoenerfiiat
uno in bliibenoer Stride f%eierten am
0onnerstog, oen 80. Sfto6er 9err
unO 6rau SorB i'm &reiie ibrer Sim
Der, 8erpa1oten uno 6reunoe Die
Silberbod5eit IN @aui6er's Sofale,
Die gan5e 6eitlihfeit perliei dllBerli
einorltdsnoa. 8eri9onert mtroen
Oieie feierltden StunOen Ourh Gin
6errIi9es @eoi6t, Oas Der @brenpr1-
iioent Oes @aibington S~dngerbunos,
lSerr 6ranf GIaiiOD, gum &ortrag
bradte. Den @1iten mitrOc Elm Set
elien %Ierniert. 9nna6 %erfreuten lih)
Die 4tweienOen an froblihen San5e.
3u oieier @eIegenbeit mar Elm gteffe
Oes Serrn SorB BON Somburg Der
iiber gcfommen. @s gereidte ocn
SSubilanten sur belon0eren 6renoe,
DAB an oieiem Gage oieielben nlberS,
Oie BEL ibrer @od3eit %fungierten, aud
in periono antDelen0 maren, ndmlid
Die @erren &uoolf S6neioer unO @r-
nett auebel. SIN 0ffentli6en Seben
ltimmt SEER ". s. SorB cine berpor-
ragenoe Stealng Elm. ST geb0rt Dem
Chamber Of GommerS, goorO Of
Ero0e, Commercial Club, Columbia
@olf Stub, @oibington S%dngerbunO,
&nigbts Of Eemplers nno Dem Sbri=
ne 9r0en an.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
GuncOrOia @emeimOc.

Sn ser Somtagsi6ule nobm cine
Ser 9ebrerinnen 6roii @bipp, friiber
6rl. Selene gnqels, g(nlaB, ibrel
4laiie BON 4leinen in Ge%rbinonng
nit Dem %Nnerbeiligen4 Set, Sol
loiue'en. einen fr0bli1en Hahmittag
81 bereiten. sic iammeIte etIide 30
Ser &leinfmoer 81 bteilllng am BORT
gen Samstag Na6mittaq in Ser 9n-
peQe INN iid, ieBte ibnen einen Siih
nit fleinen @aben Dor, lieB &aitanien
0ffnen uno ipielte aQerlei, Dem Sitter
ser &inoer o%ngemefiene Spielc NIT
ibllelu. @er geldidt ipielte erhielt
eiilen 8reis, lulD 90 sic 2cfwerin
iiberoa @ei6idli6feit 81 cntOcden
pnBtc, ging feinS obne Yrcis aus.
Srau gngel uno SRI. 9lilgerite 8ci=
oenlalin 6alien BEL Ser fleinen @eratt=
ltaltuno, oic obne 3meifel in ocn6er-
sen Ser @inocr cine frobe Grinnerullg
3uriidaelaIien bat.
Ser Gonror0ia S%rouenverein
mahte in ieiner NobembersS ibung
8orbereitungen al Dem Mnfangs De
oelnber lt1tt5ufiroenoen @eibnadts=
9a5ar. 8rau &urt @0Idner tprtroe
ais neles @lieo bemiafommt. 9ie
feds @eburtstogSfin0er oes Mollats,
Ole Sralien Mbner, 9annede, Nont=
gomerD, Worgen6ed, 0dersbauien,
mo &upertlts Iebten einen l1onen
&affcetilh Dor, an Dem geqen uier3ig
Sralien 8laB nabmen. Algemeine
6relioe eripeftp Die Mitteilung, 0aB
SEER uno 6rau Osfar @abih ourdl
Die @eburt zines qeiumOen Sobnhens
e~rfreut morOen iino.
Sn @erbinoung nit lonItiqer
Serbltarbeit ioa Der 8eriud qemad1t
mcr0en, ole elite Der 3ablenoen Mit-
glieoer fir oas Sobr 1915 nm flint
5ig 81 permebren. Mon bofft, sic
@lieoer namentli1 inter Dem iiinge=
rem Clement fin0en 81 fonnen.
9as NreOigttbema morgen lit ems.
0aS Oiel Sntcrefie finocn loatc: $50
lin0 Die REINFORCEMENT r. Yaitor Men-
8el miro Oieie Srage nod AeaBeriln-
gen Der Shrift 81 beantnorteu III.
den; uno wie ieoer emit oentenoe
Meni6 ii6 nit oieier 6rage beiddfti-
gen muB, 10 iolte Die 8reOigt cine
groBe 3uboreri6aft finoen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
atr8tt@e Na@ri@ten.
ct. MOrieu-sir6s

9lm Sonntag Ho6mittaq I'M 3
ubr lit Der i1brli1e @ottesOienIt ailf
Dem idonen 81. Marienfirbbofe.
@dbren0 Scr @iniegnung Scr @r1ber
miro Ser &oicnfrnn3 gc6etet, oorolii
folqt bic @reoigt, Ons Singen oes
.8eneoictns" inO Oes .9ibera", oie
IbIolution un0 nit Dem Iblin9cn
oes @ioImen De @rofunOis", OBJ
medIelno BON Den Gontors uno ben
WlitaIie0ern oes' Gir1enhores en-
oiqt Der @ottesoienit, Der aaidbrlid
10 iebr soblreid beiitbt miro. Grof.
Is. g. 4uebel bat oas Singer uorbe
reitet uno miro alib Den @eIang lei
ten am ndAlten Son1tag.
Sim Montag Worgen Inn 8 lbr
miro cine I'll. Meiic d%ifgeopfert in DER
Rupeae Der Sieben=S hmer5en Wtori
ems auf Dem &irhbofe fiir Die Seelen
rube naer iener, Ole ailf Oieier @rabs
It1tte our leBten 6libe beltattet limo.
9ei Der 6l. Meiie nm 7.30 om
Sonntage geben Die Yfitglieoer Der
Srauen-S ooalit6t gemeinidaftlid
CUR III. &ommlmion. @egen DEM @ot
tesoienIt ailf Dem &ir6bof fdut Die
Na6mittags geriammlung aus.
Nm Sonntag, Den 10. Hopember,
lit ser &ommuiontae fir sic Mitglie
ser .0es &ciligen gfomen SEM Ser
Gins.
Sic Sbeater ltnterbnltlng, per-
a%nitnltct BON Der SSungfrauen-S oOu-
litGt 5iim @clten Der Stride am pori-
gen 9ienstag, mar iebr gut beiuAt.
9ie enrliqen Wiitglieoer oieier SoOn=
Iit1t erbielten aagemeine Nnerfen=
mug oh Ser Geranitoltung oieies
l0bIi1en l1nternebmens.
@eitere @aben fir Den @ilfsfonO
ser 4riegsnotleioenOen in 9eutlh-
LAMB uno Oeiterreid- llngarn mltrocn
i'm 8farrbouie in ben pergnngencn
@ohen empfangen.
glud in 3ltfunft meroen iolde nit
9anf fir oenielben e0len 3mef ellt-
gegen genommen nerOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
9tGOtiidc &eni0teiten.
samstaa, Oen Z. @OOember 1914
SOdlseitsalOdcn.

96m uoriqcn 2ieustaa Moraen cr-
tlahaen Oie @od5eitSgloden filr sri.
6ronces Marie GoBler, Die all Die
lem Cage Serrn Clemens N. @iebel
ole Sauo sum ebelihen 8unoe reid
tie. 1ie Sraltungs5eremonien fanoen
in ser st. MarieNs airdc itatt. Soh-
niiroen 0tterbein &aplnn Der Stride,
irabm Die bl. @anolltng yOr. Gs mo-
rem pielc @ermalote ltnO 6reunOe Der
9raut uno Oes grdlitigmns sltgegen.
las jlnge &aar miro in 2tS gSeltntC
Str. Nor0oit lein HclicS @elm dltr-
idIlaqen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
8nOc's 8lnmcnausiteanng.

aajGbrli6 bot oas Yublifim ser
StaOt @oibin9ton @elegenbeit, Gu
oe's prd1tige 9lumennnsItealng 5il
beiidtigen in 1914 6-StraBe N.-@.
Die Groffmng Der Muslteaung err
folgte am Montog, Den 2. Nopember
mo itanO oie gan5e ISOLDE binourh
Den @aibingtonern sur 9eiidtiaung
offen. SIS mar mirflih cine ielten
geiebene 8lltmcnpraAt, bcIonoers an
Moien, mopon @uoe's Mmericm
9eortn c6enio Hieien GbrDiautbc-
men b%eionOers beruoritahen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@eitOrben.

Am poriqen Snmstag. Den 81. OF
tober peri6ieO in ieiner 8obnung,
1885 6airmont Str. grnit Shmioi
I'M rs. 9ebensiabre. Gr muroe alii
Dem ArIington National Cemetery
begraben.
Iram 9Oniic Spain oeritarb an
81. Sftober in i6rer @obnnng Nr.
1923 Se6ite StraBe S.-@. Sn bel
ct. Morienfirbe wuroe fir Die Scr.
Itpr6ene Elm Neqitiem cetebriert.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@ramtenma6l Scr SnilOims NiiOcia-
ton.

PIN 6rcitag. ben 30. Gftobcr belt
ser ansfduB Der 2otaE BUILDING
ano 9oan Miiociation Oes 9iltriftS
Columbia I'M 9eamtcn5immer Ser
Oriental Building Aliociation, 500
s. Str. N.-@. i6brlide &%eriammlun9
alb, bel Ser t6 BON Ser q 8ouperei-
men p~ertreten maren. @err 4lbert
Sdulteis muroe gum YrGliocntcn
Der 9oiipereine gem1blt.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Der g[bonnemcntspreis aetrdgt
@maeiaen.
GUaefturem:

&oleftoreu wel6e in ibren 81
i~triften ailtoriiiert iin0, Die glbonle.
uIentsbetrdge Su erbefen nmb 81 quit.
iieren, limo folgenoe Serren:
5rib alein, 9t5 g. $. g(pe., g. W.
Fail Shmcqler, 1929 6-Str., &.-@.
8reqor 9tir, 1912 M6. Nbe., nc
%laOensbnrg, MO.
9fugnit Scnnig, 9dferei.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Tiinfmal tGslid) iOllen Die Sriefe fort
an abgeliefert werOen.

4oitmeilter Otto @raeqer oer-
iprad neulid in elmer &eOe i'm Gom-
merciol Club cine fiinfmalige Iblic-
ferung ser 9riefe am Gage. 9os
@ai6ingtoncr 9oitamt mill er gum
Miiter fiir ale unOcreu Boitdnter
Oes 2an0es MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@crfonfsIteaem
0cs nMailinatuM N0MrMnIH.

0cS vWaiBingfOn JOilFMHI".
,sobn 2inOer, 633 @-StraBe, N.-@
G(arence giobc, 507 GsStr., N.-8
Americou Gobacco So, 475 Ha. NOc
H.=W.
5on 9(oonls, 900 6 Strobc. g. @
.. 6. 1renis, 81 14te Str, .0.-@
RidarO &. Miaer, 527 5. Str, &C
MleramOria, go.
5. &eecc GatoL 1913 81 gfopal ct
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Ycridtigmngen CUR @abem=giIte
Oes 6ilfsfDnos.
Is. Nftnher 1914.

Sobn StoeBer $1,000 ioa bciBcn
SObn ". Sterser $1,000.
@us. q. 8rbaler $4,000 foa bci-
Bcn: Gus. y. 8rabIer $4,000.
German Americon BUILDING 9lfIo-
citation ioa beiBen: German Nmeri-
can Benefit NiiOciatiOm $4,000.
Site bonn %. 0ftober:
6ran g. g. 8art6el unO Or. Sd
$4,000 ioG bciBen: @inige MitgIie-
Der Oes 6rallen @ilfsDereins 0es
geutihen @aiien6ouies, einidllieB=
lid @innabmen fir cine Gaie geltif-
tet bon Srau Sd.
Die &Ollettipnen bereaneener @O6e
tOnnten leiber megen. Stpffanorano
oiesmal teinen Ylab finoen. Siebe
ndhIfe Mo1e.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Xander s. PIugge
1917 Siebente StraBe, 90.
Selenhnn 92nrth 7h2.

III OFOUNFF4N OttNDNI ~ "
Selepboh Nortb 1853.
9iDe @6isties, 1926 Die @aIlone; 4Oc
oas Quart unO %aufipGrts. 8eionoers Snt=
perinI. 6 Sabre alt, So Die @allone, 75c
pas Quart. Oh Neliable, s Sabre alt.
81 sic @alone, 81 Das Quart. Outer
alter Bourbon, Mialt bon 6cotA @6iss
tep. California 5Derries, 81 unD $1.5O
Ole @nllone, 25c uno SOC Das Quart.
Seine importierte SberrD ODER Sorttpeine
50 Die @aIlone, soc 0as Quart. NIe
Sorten @ranoies, &rms un0 Gins. Gdz
Iiforniihe uno importierte Glarets, Iptpie
eieene Yreflung. ollie Sorten @eiBtueine
uHo Hbeiniueine.
@reisIifte sur Serfismns.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
MIDDLEBROOK NEWS

We are having some nice wealth
er at present which the farmers ap.
preclate very much.
Mrs. Emmy Smiths children
came home last week to visit heI
and to have a reunion. Those
present we're: DR.. Henry, Grover
and Neal White Of Lawrence, Co.,
Mrs. Ethel Wright, Of Jefferson
City, NO., Rev. d. II. White and
Miss Lillian Smith Of this place.
While here the little son of Mrs.
Wright took dangerously i'll with
congestion and died the following
day. They took the little body
back to Jefferson City for burial.
The bereaved parents have our sin
cere sympathy.
G. r. Phipps sold his saw mill to
w. J.. Mock last week. Mr.. Mock
will move 1t down on his place
soon.
Quite a number Of our old folks
attended the Old Settlers reunion
at Pocahontas last Thursday. All
report a good time.
Rev. S. i. Johnston preached at
the school house Sunday night.
T. J. Parker and family and
Mrs. Odom visited near Reyno last
Saturday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

Miss Lula Conner was a Noland
caller Monday.
Mannon Lemmons fell and dIslo
Gated his hIp, but Is mending some,
Miss Nettie Huff spent last week
with Myrtle Leathers.
holland and Snow played an IN
teresting game of ball on the Rich,
woods diamond Saturday. The
scores were : to s in favor of No.
land.
We have the foundation laid for
our new church house.
Geo. Allison Is making molasses
this week.
Jack Phillips and family moved
on their place near holland Thurs
day. We are glad to have Jack
in our midst.
Mrs. Maude Stephens spent last
week with Mrs. Ferguson.
b. A. Pyland made a business
trip to Walnut Ridge Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
RAGAN SCHOOL NEWS

Mrs. Ed Brantly Of PortIa spent
last Sunday with Grandma Sisson.
Jas. Eskrdge Of Richwoods at
tended our Sunday school last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Utley are
visiting relatives in Missouri.
B. F. SIsson has been on the IN.
disposed list for the past two weeks.
Rev. Gatln preached at Rioh'
woods Sunday morning after the
regular Sunday school services.
This fall is about TO equal the
one i've years ago when we had a
September frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Brown
are the proud parents of a seven
pound baby boy.
J. T. Hamilton and Luther Pugh
are our new FPS Soular McNabb,
constable and German Brown, road
supervisor.
Most Of our farmers are harvest
ing hay and picking cotton, both Of
which crops having done real well
considering the season.
Joe and German Brown were
summoned TO their fathers home at
Hamil last Friday night on account
of the fatal illness of Mrs. Tom
Brown.
John L. and Frank Robbins with
their respective families left last
Saturday for Oklahoma, where they
will make their future home.
VIM. Stevens caught large bird
which lit IN his cotton field last
week which proved to be a pelican.
He anticipated selling 1t but the
foul has become such a house hold
pei he is now loath to part with It,.
We had an unusually interesting
session and extra large attendance
at our Sunday school services Sun
day followed by prayer meeting at
night. T. B. Allison will preach
for us next Sunday, having changed
his regular appointment from the
third to the first Sunday IN each
month.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

The little month old baby s
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Newton died
Wednesday and vas buried the
same day at the Hite cemetery.
The marble race at the opera
house Saturday night was won by
May Wbittington.
The little four-year old girl of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Columbus Wilson
died Sunday aud was buried Mon
day at the johnson cemetery.
Miss Bessie Jones visited at Rey'
no Saturday night.
The writer attended church At
Old Reyno Sunday, A tine dinner
was served on the ground.
Finis Deayer aud family of Fos-
ter have moved over near here 10
pick cotton.
Allen Shaw Of Datto has moved
to the G. w. .Bunjren place 10
pick cotton.
w. A. Krimminger Is here from
Springfield, Mo, this week, look
ing after business interests. Mr..
Kumminger hints that he will
probably move back to Biggers
and we sincerely hope he will.
Tom Bigger Is in st. Louis this
week, buying big stock of goods
for b. F. Bigger Il Sons.
The Bank Of Biggers moved this
week from the bank building to the
east front room of the Ida May
hotel building, and Cashier Babt
says be is glad to get up in town
where he can see the people.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
ALBERTHA NEWS

Prot. u. II. Phipps OF Elnorl
has been cutting hay on his farm at
this place for the past week.
WI. Luter made two trips to
Pocahontas last week with sweet
potatoes for the market. lie re
ceived $3.50 per bushel.
J. L. Carroll, our new road boss,
has purchased a new wagon.
L. F. Johnston and family visit
ed al Middlebrook Saturday night,
guests of his son, Dee.
The little daughter Of K. V. Bal
lard has been right sick the past
week.
Pete Foster and J. l.. Carroll had
business at the county hub Monday.
Joe Roberts has pulled up stakes
at this place and moved back TO his
farm above Maynard.
Most every farmer Is busy
now sowing wheat, oats and rye.
Some are making hay while the sun
shines.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
Report Of Auditing Committee
Of Mutual Telephone Company

We the auditing committee appointed by Farmers Mutual
Telephone Company examine the books of the Secretary
Treasurer of said company hereby report the following
We find the company indebted to the following persons
j. Hoseman moving and building lines Raven
den Springs. 14S5
c. c. Hogan, operation at Ravenden Springs, $3.50
NJ A. Grant work and repair of Dalton switch board $50
S. c. Telephone Company, for supplies, 5235
Mrs, Alex Parker, operation at Pocahontas, 3OO
Miss Teee ShOcklie, operation at Foster, 42
Oscar Williams, building line east Of Black River, 1910
Charley Tooney :" " 1880
Frank Byrd, " " $50
Arthur Meeks operation Poca (bOught by c. Mock 600
John R. Kzer telephone poles and labor on lines 5000
Dr. L. H. Hall, house at Pocahontas, 5000
JOS H. DeCerk, taxes paid and wire furnished, $500
Fred Rice, labor on lines, 475
Geo. Rogers operation at Pocahontas, 1000
Pocahontas Star Herald, printing l49O
Total Indebtedness, S476 80
Due Telephone Co. by POcahontas Ice Power Company 1928
This is the Indebtedness of the company to Sept lst
1914 Dee Mock, w. T. Subbleheld, T. B. Khotts Audit
ing committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
OLD JACKSON

The Freewill Baptist Association
was held at tins place, beginning the
18TH and ending the 2lst OF sept.
Over SO ministers and delegates,
from other places, were present.
Dinner was served on the ground
Sunday and all spent an enjoyable
day.
Mrs. J. II. Miller has been on
the sick list for the past week.
+. B. Walker seems to he the
champion oppossum hunter in this
part Of the country. Every time
he goes on a hunt he brings some
IN.
Miss Ella Mack Of Oak Grove,
Louisiana, is here visiting Der uncle,
Ben Million.
Walter Kimball, John Davis and
Homer Sutton took dinner with
Paul Songer Sunday.
Mrs. George BlaylocE has been
having the obills for the past week
Mrs. Ben Million spent Sunday
with Mrs. Sam Songer.
Albert Anderson Of Hoxie bad
business at this place frs, Of the
week.
Mrs. Ida Brooks and children are
picking peas for Wiley Elliot, tbi.
week.
Mrs. Nancy Anderson left Sun.
day for Wilhford, where she will
visit for awhile.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

uon. It is pity that we could moi
get good roads sufficient for them
the year round instead Of just a
few months each year.
T. II. Robinson returned Mon
day from French Lick, Ind, where
he has been for several days taking
treatment.
Larry Craven of Poplar Bluff
was with us one day last week.
The Buy Bale of Cotton move
ment seems to be making great pro-
gress here. Quite a number of our
citizens who are financially able to
do without the price of bale are
lending aid to the farmers.
Rev. Sconce of Maynard delivered
a good sermon al the Baptist church
Sunday. He will probably be call
ed as their pastor for the coming
year.
Our city marshal, Jess Haynes
landed guy just as the passenger,
due here at 5:O7, was leaving. A
fellow supposed TO be a shoe sales
man rushed out, seemingly very
sick and staggering away, asked
for a hotel and so our congenial
marshal showed him TO his room in
the City Hotel.
Mrs. W. Z. Baker left last We'd.
nesday evening for a weeks visit in
Southeast Missouri.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Brady Friday
and left with them a hne 9 pound
girl. Mother and babe deing nicely.
Miss Rosena Bonner of Pocahon-
tas Is spending a few days with
friends here.
Campbell Wright of Donipban
stopped of here to spend a few
days with ]. NJ. Wright.
p. L. Riley of Biggers moved
back TO Reyno last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
BIGGERS NEWS

We are having some fine cotton
picking weather.
Elmer Reynolds, wife and sor
visited at Datto Sunday.
b. F. Bigger, accompanied by
Essie Totty and Grace Cole, attend
ed the old settlers reunion at Poca'
bontas Thursday.
The death angel visited the home
of Hugh Edrington last Thursday
and took from him bis loving wife.
She was laid to rest in the Shiloh
cemetery Friday.
The stork VISITED at the home OF
Deman Shepard few days ago and
left fine baby girl.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

Says the White River Leader, OF
Branson, Mo-; 1--WE heard recently
of an old lady from Arkansas who
moved to Missouri but soon return.
ed TO her native state, and on being
asked why she came back said,
wall, IN thet kentry when it gifts
cold it never gifts warm agin, an
when it gifts hot it never gifts cold
agin, and when 1t gifts dry 1t il new.
er rains an when il rains il never
stops, an jis' natcbly couldn't
stan IT."
This reminds us Of the fellow
from Branson, Mo-, who came down
to Arkansas last spring 10 make a
crop, and when the droutb struck,
along IN July, wrote back home, as
follows: "When / first came TO Ark
ansas it rained, tben it rained again.
In a few days it rsined some more;
then it came a hell of a ram; then
it quit"
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
holland NEWS

William Moskop is working for
Newt Davis this week.
Quite a crowd enjoyed a good
dinner gwen by Mr.. and Mrs Will
Pace Sunday.
Anna May White Of Hubble
Creek visited Mrs. Jane Lemmons
Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Sanders, a 10 pound boy. All
parties doing we'll.
Monroe Roberts and family have
moved to Attica, where they will
make their future home.
T. r. Bates and family have
moved to the bottoms, where they
will pick cotton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
NEW HOPE NEWS

This is fine weather for picking
cotton.
Earl Dawson and family spent
Saturday night with Bense
Dawson. Several of the girls spent
Sunday with Grace and Irene Mil
lion.
Mr.. Mrs. Elven Kingree are the
proud parents of fine baby girl.
Osby Sutton, of Richwoods, Wis
tied his father, E. NJ. Sutton, from
Saturday till Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tafey Graham also spent Sun
day with F. NJ. Sutton and family.
There will be prayer meeting at
this place next Thursday night and
every body Is urged to come and
take part.
Birdie Bates visited relatives in
the bottoms. Essie sutton VISITED
Birdie Bates Monday night.
F. NJ. Sutton Is suffering with
neuralgia.
Bedford Riggs spent Saturday
night with Monk Million.
George Hincade and wife are the
proud parents of a fine baby girl.