Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-06

Poynor Wednesday on business.
/ Uncle Joe Head vas here from tn,
Purman neishborhood last Monday.
Mrs. E. ]. Way went to st. Louis
the hrst Of the week to sisit friends.
3. E. HerriH came home to vote,
from on the road the iirst'Of the week.
Squire VIM, NJ. Rice was here from
Pratt Wednesday looking after busi-
ness matters.
J. w. McGee came up from Patalka,
Arkansas, the first Of the week to visit
his family and yote.
Mrs. Clyde Page and children came
up from Little Rock last Sunday on a
visit to her parents.
Mrs. G. H. Ireland ana little son are
here on visit to home folks from their
home at Little Rock.
Robert Booker, who is in the govern.
ment mail service, came over from the
Bluff TO vote tuesday.
Cashier J. D. Gerlach, OF the Ripley
County Bank, went to Illinois this
week to look after busin ess matters.
George D. Sloan has money to loan
on improved farms op reasonable terms.
See him before placing your loan. Sat.
Squire W, A. Brown, merchant and
saw mill man, from Pine, was here
Monday looking after business matters.
Miss Lille Page came home from
Little Rock on visit to her parents
and friends last Sunday en- the morn
ing train.
Jacob Harris came home from Para
gould last Saturday and remained until
Tuesday in order to vote and work for
"No. w."
Judge elect L. A. Harper of the
eastern district, was in town Wednes-
day receiving the congratulations of
his friends.
Gus McCleary and wife were here
from their home in Harris township
last Saturday shopping, and Gus took
in the Speaking.
Mrs. J.. J. seymore, who has hau a |
long and severe spell Of autumnal fever,
being sick nearly three months, Is able
to be about again.
Mrs. W. l.. Austin left the past
week for her old home at Zanesiield.
Logan county, Ohio, to visit her sons
and other relatives.
J. P. Campbell went to Boonvills
Wednesday to attend the monthly meet
ing OF the Reform school managers, he
being member Of the beard.
s. e. Glore, the newly elected west.
ern district Judge came down from his |
home in Kelley township Thursday and |
was shaking hands and receiving con- |
gratulations of bis friends here.
While the apple crop for this county |
was not anything like an average thi |
year, the fruit that has come in is ex-
,ellent, in color. size, condition and
Iiavor, and brings good prices.
Lee Grim came In home from Arkan-
'as last Friday and was here Tuesday
and voted. WhileLee's headquarters
are at Little Rock, and be travels over
The state, he maintains HE residencs
lsre and always comes home TO vote.
Shemwell & Snrout shipped car Of
,attle and enc Of hogs to the St. Louis
market last Tuesday. Mr.. Skrout and
Franklin o'Neal went up with them.
The car load of hogs was about as good
load OF that kind Of stufi as has been
lhipped from this station in some time,
ls they had been corn fed for the past
month or two.
James Williamson, Of Naylor was
lere this week on busines. A brother
u Mr.. Williamson, who was enga ged
q business at ounlda, Arkansas, was
'ecently found dead Ia his store with
lis throat ent, and three negros have
been arrested charged with the murder
The body Of The dead man was brought
o Naylor and buried.
The Rebecca lodge members had a
reap Of enjoyment at a masked Hal
ow'een party at the lodge room lat
Saturday night, The lodge room was
,rowded and everybody there had a
rood time. The lodge room was fixed
lp 10 resemble a woodland seen at night
Ind was Illuminated with jaokolanterns,
aany fancy and many grotesque oos-
umes we're worn and II any one didn't
lave a good time |, was their own fault.
Farmers, and others, who keep COW
.A 4
II two are producing more cream than
Tou need for home consumption. sell it
o the Fox River Butter Co.. and get