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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17
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10 HELPS
EVERY TOWN NEEDS CLEANING
There 10 Always Good Work for q
Village improvement Society
to Do.

Even II you live In q well-kept town
there is much that can be done to
make II still more attractive, says the
Kansas Industriahst. Work that you
do with trees, shrubs, grass and the
tin cans back in your alley will in
crease the value Of your property and
give you a good appetite.
For village improvement to be
most successful the city government
and the private citizens must CO.
operate" says NJ. F. Ahearn. assist
ant professor of horticulture at the
Kansas agricultural college. Let the
civic Improvement clubs, together
with the municipal government, offer
prizes for the best appearing lawn
and the lawn showing the greatest
Improvement tn looks. Garden con.
tests should hc started and the pro-
Queer helped In selling his products.
Get everyone interested in the work.
Try to develop q community spirit and
make each cttizen feel that his aid
is essential in carrying out the plans
for the betterment of his municipality.
Have cleanup day to begin with
Get the people interested In keeping
the streets and especially the alleys
clean Dirty alleys breed nies and
disease. Plant shrubs and trees and
SOW grass seed In the parkings. Prune
the trees and fight the tent caterptl
lars and other troublesome insects
and tree diseases. Doctor those trees
that are injured. Houses should he
painted and the building of cement
walks and paving OF streets started.
"A village Improvement society can
be organized to look after the differ.
ent phases Of the work, Encouraging
the better cultivation OF flowers. fruits
and vegetables will be one OF its du-
ties. The society can give an annual
flower show and demonstrate the ar
tisttc pos Utilities OF each flower Lee
lures given by the organization VIII
be useful, also. A great deal can be
done in cleaning up and beautitying
the school grounds and when Arbor
day comes let Il be observed by plant
ting some properly selected shade
trees. the work TO be under municipal
control instead OF being done wholly
BY individual landowners.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

Wednesday. Sept. i6.--German ar.
u les are making determined stand
on river Aisne after having retreated
80 miles toward Antwerp. General
Won Kluch has been enveloped by
French enclrcling movement and
forced to surrender with large com.
mand and quantity Of guns and am
munition. According to Dipple dis.
patch, 1900 we're taken prisoners.
Won Kluch IN in command Of German
right wing and has been retreating
for several days. Issue OF campaign
In France depends upon fighting
around VerduD where German Crown
Princes army has been forced back
by allies. Rage aud Ham, two towns
south OF AmIens held by Germans
two days ago, are nov occupied by
allies. Russians have been complete
~ defeated by Germans at wilma.
Their causalties we're heavy. Ber-
lin announces also that Russian army
OF Grodn0 has been defeated at LICK.
German torpedo boat Heia sunk By
torpedo from hostile submarine.
First clash between Germans and
Japs has taken place on Chimes soil
at Cho.-mo with sharp skirmlshes-
u 600 japanese trOooS have been
landed on ShAntung peninsula. In
Africa Germans we're surprised ~
Romans Dim, an important strate
gle point, BY South Africans mount
ed fines and compelled to surrender.
Russian troops are progressing along
/ Lover San and enemy continues 20
retreat. AustriAns pursuing Ser
yians along river Save
. American troops In Vera Cruz or.
I deFed home.
democrats win govornorship OF
Maine ny small plurality. Progress
ives sun poor. Thirty-hVe drowned
/ in railroad wreck near Lebanon, Mis-
souri,.
PhiIadelphiA. New York. J.
Boston. T--Brooklyn, d.
HANMkR.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

There 10 more CetAFFh in this section 81
the country than ali other diseases put
together. and until the last fsA years
was supposed 20 BE- inCurAbls For
Fraaf many years doctors pronounced u .
Tocal disease and prescribed local RENE
dies. and By constantly falling 20 cure
with local treatment. pronounced y iucur-
able Science las proven Eatasrh 10 be q
constitutional disease and therefor re-
Quires constitutional treatment Hans
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by Y. J,
Cheney q Co. Tolsdo. Ohio. h the only
Constitutional cure on the tanTkei II -
taken tntsrnaIly. II sets directly on she
blood and HgUcDua surfaces u the system
They offer onH hundred dollars for any
faks IL fails 80 cure. Send Tor circulars
and tsstirnonfAla
Iadress, v CHENEY . CO. TDi.So. o.
Reis W Dr0GEisss fbc
Taks Halls Famly Pile fer seassiDAtloa.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

Jones. 81: Kerl J0-5: McC racken
49,: smith 25s-s
Governor Haiues 1873; Lewis To-
:: stevens 49,.
Lieut. governor EagingtOn i30'7 ::
smith 52s Swesley 75-3 Taylor 1il-4
Sec. State Barker 1854 johnson
Il.-4: storey s7-4 Van Tsssel j4-7.
state = udit0f Houston 81
State Treasurer Allsn 1870. Ieien-
bach sO-3; Eagiesou 49,; WoTthm an
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17
Notice.

The Gilmore 4 Plttsburg railroad
will grant a rate OF fare and third
with final return limit September
10Th to those attending the Lemhi
County Fair TO be held September
q, "A and %. Everybody should take
advantage OF this low rate. The
rairload will handle free of charge
all exhibits For instructions for
shipping see their agents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

4, pner about wire Adv
psnt-A broom furnished
close Ia. Enquire of X. ".
p,de. l4w2.
Dempsey made trip TO the
ranch near Gibbonsville the
Of the week.
In piegles left Saturday morning
,s,iu her school duties at Sandy
i the first Of the week.
Do,selI Yearian was down from
,onch at LeDlhi the last of the
sk.
f.. Orilla Jones was an over Sun
4 ,iSitor In Salmon from Leadore.
4 was looking after business in
ets here.
hare will be three big dances at
4 ooera house during the fair. Each
I'M of September %, "a, Is. Music
In Whites 5-piece orchestra.
&Or Job Printing come to this office.
i, Ethel Pugh leaves the last of
4 week for Paradise, Kansas, where
/ will remain the coming year and
End school.
HE Womans Guild will meet Oc-
h lst with Mrs. Rralph Irwin.
meeting has been postponed a
#pk on account of the fair.
lbs. A. W. Beasop came up from
home near Gibbonsville the last
|be week to have some dental
4 h done. She remained until Mon.
The many friends of Miss Rachel
srU, formerly of Salmon, will be
crested to learn that she is teach
! her first term of school this fall
d Pocatelo. The Recorder wishes
Il Perry a most successful term
echOOl.
superintendent Casterlin and fam
are moving this week into the
BE cottage formerly owned by
|srles McClung on the bar. This
4 be a cosy little home and conYe-
lot to Mr.. Casterlln's work in the
bOOl.
The Calls Messenger last week re.
he'd the marriage Of Mr.. Steel OF
lmon to Miss Vivian McLerren ol
Erkay, which occurred September
j, at Mackay. The Mr.. Stee
bred to Is John Steel, son of Mr..
\ Mrs. J. M. Steel "f Salmon.
kn has lived here a long time and
fell and fvaorably known in Lem.
county aud his many friends will
|Ord his bride hearty welcome.
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OFFICIAL PRIMARY COUNT
Continued from Page Two.

Edison, =.
yellow Jacket: J. q. Giles, r.
baker Charles Melvin, d: Geo.
Devils, r.
Tendoy Seth A. Hall, d; q. l..
lgoU. r.
YearianyilIs Tbos. Pyeait.
Junction =. Z. Derker, d ". D.
Stone,
Spring Mountain. ~. ,. shear
fillmore: Wm. Qusspey. d;
Siclsoliz J.. n. CLARK, d: .. ".
Ransom,
REPU BLICAN
T. : Senator: Ailshis l50-l5 Brady
1905: French 1927 flooding oslo.
Representative johnson 40
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

Joseph l.gAaau guya sbsal aad oats
Tor cash. lsN4-Ady.
Earl Goul is taking census Of the
school children.
Florence Thrasher is teaching
TERN Of school at Felt, Idaho, this
fan.
Miss Della Mahoney has gone to
l-eesburg for an outing and to visit
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Eckersell and Mrs.
Jarvis we're Salmon visitors the first
OF the week
The peaches and grapes are now
ready, cents per pound at A. W.
Pope's, Coulson creek.
Mr.. Payne, of Leadore, came down
saturday and remained until Thurs
uay, attending to business mat ers.
A furnished house for rent at s.
per month. Enquire of R. W. Nc
Bride.
II. j. Bagley of Baker was in Sal.
mon the first of the week returning
FROM visit to his mining proper
ties In the Leesburg country.
Edward Nahoney and a party OF
friends returned from a hunting triI
to Forney and Three Forks country.
They secured four deer.
Miss Myrtle Bowen came down Sat
urdaV from Gimoree, where she ha.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Per
rim, for severa. weeks.
The Endeavur topic for Sunda,
evening is 'Share Your Blessings"
and is found in Heb. l3:l6-2I AL
are cordially invited to attend. Ger
trude Radford, leader
| Newton Hibbs will supply the hes
potatoes in the world cheap as poo
stuff can be bought If orders ar
placed before the potatoes are store'
for winter.
Mr.. and Hancock and family cam
in Saturday and have rented tn
furnished house of Mrs. Jones 70
the winter. Mr.. Hancock is to
the foreman of the Yellow JACKIE
mines, but his family will live i
Salmon.
-
l.. G. Miller who has a rancL o
Big creek, sowed a field to Turke
Red wheat this spring to see if
would mature in so high an altitude
A few days ago he harvested tn
. wheat and proved that wheat can b
] raised in that section to mature il
5 to good quality of wheat.
1t is reported that Earl Goul ha
purchased the DR.. Kenney residenC
property on the bar now occupied /
Chief Of Police Campbell This is
serv desirable place and will mai
Mr.. and Mrs. Goul fine home NJ
: Campbell and family will occupy Il
Pollard brick cottage beyond u
: school house.
4 At the time provided by stat
for the meeting of the precinct con
mitteemen, but two of the new
elected committeeman were presen
A temporary organization was mac
and call issued for an adjount
meeting to be held Sept. Is. 1T
expected that there will be a full a
tendance of committeeman and ca
didates and the county organi2tiI
established.
l.. A. Cohlentz, OF Idaho Falls, !
1 Il. Clark, OF Moscow, and /. #. Ste'
art, OF Nampa, were visitors in 81
mon the-frst Of the week, coming !.
auto by from Boise by way OF Chall
Mr.. Clark is the Socialist candida
for congress and Mr.. Coblentz is
candidate for governor on the sat
ticket. They are making a speak,
tour OF the state and expect to VII
every town before the general el'
ton. Mr.. Stewart is fine musicia
They held a meeting in Salm
Tuesday evening.
=
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

4-6
Atty gen. Peterson 1856.
State Supt. Mccoy $40.
Inspector mines: Bell 3l3'l; stolie
ll6-l.
State senator: Whitcomb 407.
REPRESENTATIVE Morphey, 22-l
Noddings 204.6.
Commissioner LIST dist, Preston
3sl; 2nd dist. Jarvis l5l-2, Nichols
POS: 3rd dist. Neimann 3l3; Thrash
ef 1928.
Auditor: Dore 4l2.
Sheriff: Frazier 270; Widdowson
1874.
Treasurer: Rand 4l4-l.
Probate Judge: McCracken 40.
Supt. Of Schools Diggles 405.
Assessor Warner l43.
Coroner: Doebler i39.
Surveyor; Crandall 400.
Attorney: Rees 396.
PROG RESSIVE.
y. s. senator: GLADSTONE II
Representative Luck 10; Rettig II.
| Governor Nc Elroy II
Lieut.. governor Roberts 10
Sec. State: Jordan Il.
State Auditor: Van Dusen II
Tresaurere BroXon II.
Atty Gen. Lee IL.
State Supt. MORRISON al.
Inspector mines; Caples II.
State senator: Falls, Lorenzo, z.
Representative Halcomb II.
Commissioner LIST dist. Pollard !;
2nd dist. Dillingham; !; 3fd dist
Buchanan II
Clerk; Spooner J..
Sheriff; Ranous /
Treasurer: Draper 10
Probate Judge: Slayin ] Steele
!.
School Supt: Olds, Helenl ;
Assessor Albee
Coroner: Wright
II. Nj Pollard WAS elected precinct
committeeman In Brooklyn precinc.
and John +. w. lialombe in Carmen.
No Others elected.
SOCIALIST.
U. s. senator: Cooper,
Representative Belyit 3
Governor: Coblentz :.
Lieut.. governor: Touch s.
Sec. State Motley 3.
Auditor: Conrod 5.
Treasurer: Powers +.
Atty. Cen: Dunlap
State Supt. Conley 5.
Inspector mines Rodgers =.
State senator OstrandeT Is.
Representative: Sam Bell 8.
Commissioner LIST dist: Beech
.3rd dist. Geo Kern q.
Clerk Watkins ). Kern kirtlsy |
.Sheriff: Stroud :; O'ConDell ]
Treasurer Neither 8; Hill /.
Supt. Of Schools: McCracken ,.
Coroner DoebIer ]
, Attorney. Rees !.
! Chas. Mack was the only commit
teeman elected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

by Beleians, reinforced by Russians.
Attack OF German Crown Prince AT
Verdun failed. Many Germans were
taken prisoners and Grown Prince
has been compelled 70 move his head.
quarters 10 Mount FAueoD.
Boston, 4-BfooklyD, 3-New York,
3.6-Philadelphia 2.l0
HAMMER.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

Tuesday, Sept 10. Latest Official
statement from Paris declares that
Germans are retreatlng everywhere
and .are abandoning all provisions
close 10 General Won kluck and Won
Buelow, who have crossed the river
Aisne. IL IL reported that Germ ans
will not halt until they reach Bel.
GUM, two.thirds OF that distance
has been covered. Reported that
armies Of the Crown Prince and Won
HIerringrrn have been forced across
frontier and entire territory of
French Lorraine has been liberated.
petrograde reports that Rsslan sue
cess in Galacia are continuing. Aus
trla has met several reyerses but they
are still Offering resistance. Their
losses have been tetrible In killed
and wounded and prisoners. They
have lost more than 100, 600 IN vicin-
ity of South Poland. Austrian army
has been completely destroyed. Rus
I Ella clAi MS To have taken more than
! 80, OOO Austrian piisonres in II days
Of lighting. Austrian army about
all In. Belgium admits that Belgian
forces we're compelled TO retreat after
counter attack by Germans. Bel
gians are trying 10 prevent German
army corps from moving south 10
aid German main army line. British
believe superior class To be- matter
Of only sle~ days more. German
army has been cut al CountsubeFp
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17

Il. j. Patterson made trip to the
outside and returned with ne"
lIupmobile.
Miss EDNA Kadletz left Thnrdssy
morning for Pocatello where she will
enter the Academy for the con Ing
year.
Mrs. Yearian, mother OF Mrs.
Rhitwsll. and her sister Mrs. Year.
ian Of Dillon, Who have been visiting
IN salmon for a couple Of weeks,
went up ~ Lemhi this morning.
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Latest Bulletin
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Continued from Page One.
selve hopelessly deadlocked, have re-
turned TO their respective capitals.
II Is feared their reports will be fol-
lowed by u declaration Of war. The
relief ship, Red Cross has sailed foi
Europe carrying l54 American nurses
and doctors
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-17
s. YOU woAd 2Me
Novr SNes
Attended
The Strictly Cash Store

orvsAet tvovN headaches be sure TO consult Dr. AZ Il.
Scarborough. the reNaMe SNe SIGHT Specialist, at the
SMeNoN HLotei SaNmoN.
3vldaN and Saturday
SepteMhev 18TH and AStM
Scarborough considered Specialist
Snake ser valley giving Headaches
complicated Eye Defects
and appliances
foris n his examinations
The Backfoot said Scarborough
sight specialist nude his visit Backoo Monday Judging
his ability the his line
when The
difficult knows
his business"
The Tigby "e easily specialist the
valley"
IN SALMON THE TWO DAYS ONLY.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
EAST OF MAYNARD NEWS
McAdoo made great ado.

McAdoo made a great ado.
Congress is aware of the stress
dlstress-of the south on account
of the cotton prices; the banks
well they are staying on the safe
side and saying when you have
funds to deposit or can put up
giltedge collateral, "lIcre is our
hand" But il all reminds me of
poor Los comment on the talkativC-
ness of a paleface-"IIeap much
wind"
i. w. Hogan is home for a short
time,
II band Of men should capture
our county seat, shoot out some
Windows and otherwise demoIish
some of the best buildings, then de.
mamd bIg sum of money.-lhat
would be highway robbery aud the
common wealth of Arkansas would
furnish them a free ride, board,
clothes, work and guards for a
while. Those highly civilized?
European warriors capture a town
and demand a big sum. What Ii
the difference? Nome! Whcn
we appear before the great judg.
ment uar of God, who will be re.
sponstble for all those murders
and the anguish and suffering Of
those bereft on account of that ter
r,ble war?
Lehman and Joe Abbott are build
ing garage near the residence of
their mother.
Some one has said: "The Amer.
,can women would be excellent
soldiers for they are familiar with
powder aud all they need is an in
yItatIon To arms
uurrah for John II. Kizer! Our
Raudolph Kizer is doing a far bet
ter work than the German Kaiser.
Now we farmers want to back our
Kizcr in his great movement to mn
proye the conditions Of onr sur
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
PLEASANT RIDGE NEWS

A large crowd attended the choir
practice at the school house We'd
nesday night.
Luther Crays and Misses Mae aud
Zella Galbrath visited our school
Friday afternoon.
Bro. Sharp delivered three eS-
cellent sermons at Valley Chapel
Saturday night, Sunday aud sun
day night.
Thomas Galbraith attended
church AT Valley Chapel Sunday.
Clyde Layl OF Blggers was in
tins vicinity Sunday.
Jim Holmes Of near Reyno was
on our streets last week.
Misses leila aud Mae GalbraIth
visited their friend, Miss Della
Wells, Saturday night.
Mr.. Peas happened to very Sc
rious accident one day last week
when a team belonging to Mr..
Pettyjohn became frightened and
ran away running over Mr.. Peas.
Three Of his ribs were broken and
he was also bruised considerably.
Lucy Galbralth is on the sick list
this week.
John White, wife and little
daughter, Lena, spent Sunday at
the home of Geneva White.
Calven Hackworth aud wife spent
Sunday at the home of Isaac Hack.
worth.
Quite a number have been trad
ing at the new store at this place
this week.
Miss Zella Galbralth made a fly.
ing trip TO Imboden Monday.
Miss Myrtle Allen Is visiting
friends IN this vicinity this week.
Everett Scellars was a pleasant
caller at the new store Monday.
Prof. John Claude, who has been
visiting near Memphis for the past
month, has returned TO his home
near Ravenden Springs.
Elic Holder was a guest of Uncle
George Galbraith Saturday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30

roundings. Let US encourage HIM
by lending helping hand every
time we have a chance. Mrs. kiE-
er's canning club work Is worthy
the highest commeudation also We
think.
prosperity gains friends" adj
yerslty scatters the hypoorltes.
The only relief that | can see for
the farmers is to, as the laborers
and capitalists have done, combine.
Let US organize. Some people ar,
too busy to attend their own bust
ness. Some Of our citizens are try
ing to educate their children aud
some are not. Well somebody has
to 10 the drudgery.
Miss Christine Butler is the nam,
Of Frank aud Hester Buffers brand
new baby.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
MIDDLEBROOK NEWS

Some of our farmers are gath er
ering their corn and they report 1t
better than they expected.
Tom Roberts and wife and Aunt
Emmy Spence visited near Reyno
last Saturday night. Aunt Emmy
will visit there for a while.
Quite a number of Mrs. j. X.
Johnston's friends met at her home
last Saturday and celebrated her
55th birthday. All report a nice
time aud plenty to eat.
d. II. white is at home Tor a
few days.
Mesdames Ellie Hagood and Lu.
la Odom spent Sunday with Aunt
Kruy Kidd.
Bro. ROrie, our preacher,
preached at Union Sunday and al
this place Sunday night.
DIR. NJ. Wilson is on the ihAis
posed list this week.
Tine ladies will give a Thanks
giving supper at this place on
Thanksgiving night. Full particu
lars later.
DIR. Swindle has been suffering
with Rheumatism.
Art Qualls of near Biggers had
business here last Saturday.
Mat Luter and family have moved
to the Bay TO pick cotton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
ALBERTHA NEWS

Prof. Ed Buxton will begin his
winter tenn OF school at the DAVIS
school house on the 9th Of Novem.
ber. Everybody should try to
start their children the first day
7. A. Sage Of Sugar Loaf was
here Sunday swapping few with
US.
Prof. Ell Buxton made q sp cial
trip to Elrora Monday.
Esq. Cahoon aud l.. F. Johnston
had some cotton baled at Maynard
last week. The bottom has fallen
out of the cotton but 1t will make
a good dog bed.
b. }. Bnxton left last week for
Frederlcktown, Mo-, where he
will visit a while.
Uncle Peter Mathews, who is
more than S5 years of age, has been
very feeble for several days.
Martha Kerley, who has been at
the home Of Homer kerley for sev-
eral days, has returned home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Obituary

On Wednesday morning. arr. -,
1914, the death angel t5,s frbm
the Nettle children their l-sr mo h.
er, Mrs. Mary Nettle. ~, xas
sick Tor some time, her ia1sM var
not unexpected. She bel rngsd 10
the Baptist church. Sic ieaysR
four boys and three gfr.. tTo
brothers aud three sisters and q dear
old feeble father TO mo1-n heI
death. She was IS years o. Just
before the angels took her way lie
called her four boys to he prd,ldc
and asked them never % sssn
again and 10 live 4 better '.l-. She
has crossed the celestial sbo.e where
troubles are no more. Shs vas LAID
10 rest in the New Home rsUclery.
II is so sad to give mp vr.I dear
mother but God knows be-.
Dear mother now i sleeping
beneath the ground 70 cold.
But her spirit has gone 70 IIeaysn
Numbered with the fold.
sleep ON dear mother. but oh hov ..U o.. helrt
To think from you We had to p.r'
God keep In our memory the la ar-t'a she
said.
Just before the angels took he .arJ, from,
the bed.
Dear mother so long SlIl be- ,ls...rs O. tb,
pleasant shade.
tod help us all 20 remember ..s n.uruisr
that we made.
BIRDIE NT"n.E.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
OLD JACKSON NEWS

Rev. Blevins Of lmboden deliv.
cred fine sermon at this place last
Sunday. lie will preach here again
the fourth Sunday in December.
Walter Davis returned home
from Texas last week. lie was &C.
oompanled home by his cousin,
Oscar Davis, who will visit here
awhile.
Will Hackworth has been max.
ing sorghum for George Blaylock
and Sam Songer for the past week.
Warren Hullinger and two daug
ters, Misses Ons aud Eva, returned
home from the bottoms last week e.
They have been picking cotton.
DR.. J. c. Polndexter Of Imboden
attended church at this place Sun.
day.
Wiley Elliott and family spent
Sunday at the home of j. II. Mil
Ter.
Our school began Oct. 18th,
with Prof. V. G. Boyd Of Pocahou-
tas a. teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
BIGGERS NEWS

We are having some frost now.
Oscar Williams of POcahontas
was here Saturday night on busi.
ness.
b. f. Bigger was in St.Louis this
week.
The contest was won at the opera
house Saturday night by Ida John
son.
w. NJ. Shaver of Reyno had
business here Thursday.
This place was very popular
Thursday there being four AtlOr-
neys aud the sheriff from POcahOn-
las here.
The pie supper at the school
house Friday mghJ was excellent.
&I4.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30

sister, Mrs. Jess Brown, and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson
spent Saturday night at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. b. Tyler.
Emmett Tyler, who has been IN
the bottoms the past week, returned
home Saturday.
j. G. Hogan had business at Po.
cahontas Friday.
Hite Mock spent Sunday at the
home Of Will Gibson.
A large crowd attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napolean Presley
spent Sunday at the home of Cam
Perrin.
Will Gibson accompanied by his
daughter, Maize, had business. at
Pocahontas one day last week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Sells is real sick at this
writing with Typhoid fever.