Ripley County democrat., 1915-07-02
The Democrat.


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Albert Powers OF Oily was 10 tow
Tuesday attending circuit court.
Tom w. Doherty came over from th,
Bluf Sunday evening to visit relatives
Morris D. Moore Was 10 town the fire
ofthe weekfrom his homo up on Buffal,
Judge J. c. Sheppard came in Sun
day evening from Poplar Bluff to atten'
circuit court.
r. r. Kelley. Of Current View wal
In town the nrst Of the week attending
circuit court.
Eugene MCGEE, court stenographel
for this circuit, Ia at home this week
attending court.
Mrs. Dave Hecht returned from Pop.
Jar Bluff Monday evening. She went
over Sunday morning.
Jesse Ponder, the Neelyville drug
gist, was up to this city the first Of the
week on business visit.
Judge ]. Pender Foard came over
from the Bluff Sunday evening to be
present at circuit court this week.
JEFF Thurman was up from Neelyville
this week attending court. JEFF is the
defendent in case on the docket to be
tried this term.
Walter McClain left last Sunday for
Grainfeld, Cove County Kansas, where
he has been engaged to 60 with a
thrsshing outfit.
Mrs. Erma Nixon came down from
st. Louis, during the past week, on q
visit to her children and her mother,
Mrs. w. v. Ellis.
Circuit courtconyened Monday morn.
Ing. 1t being the regular Jnne term. 1t
will be In session all this week and
probably part Of next.
The new abstract office. The Globe
Land & Abstract Co., have their office
In the Hecht building furnished and are
now ready TO transact business.
Attorney Jerry Mulloy came up from
Reyno, Ark, Monday morning, he be-
ing an attorney In a case that will be
tried in circuit court this week.
Miss Lily Page came up from Little
Rock, Ark, Thursday evening where
she holds position as stenographsr,
on visit to friends and relatives,
A lot Of the ice cream machinery Of
the Doniphan ice plant was shipped to
the Bluff last Saturday to the Poplar
Bluff Dairy Co. people who are to en-
gage in making cream.
Mrs. Lafrain Harris who has been at
Excelsior Springs and Kansas City, for
o visit and to drink the water at the
springs, name home last Saturday,
much improved In health.
County assessor Arch Y. Moore feels
bigger than the biggest han in the
county this week, because the stork
visited his home last Thurday and left
2 6ne boy baby at his home.
An IS months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ben Thomas, who live on East Locust |
street, died last Tuesday morning and
was buried that afternoon. The little
one was suffering from something like
brain fever.
J.J. Bolenbaeher and cons received |
their new J. l. Case thrashing outfit |
Monday. They have rugged II up and !
are at John Andersons' place, south Of
town. at work. They have 1880 pow
or machine with a inch separator.
Landlord Blunk had new floor put
In on the veranda Of the Grand
Avenue hotel this week. Since the
carpenters finished their part OF the
job Mr.. Bunk has given the floor a
heavy coat Of steel gray paint, doing
the Job himself, TO show his friends
what good painter he is.
Abner H. Stigers Of The Current
View neighhorhood was in town the
first Of the week, Alb says he has or
dered the repairs for his thrashing
machine that was burned out inside last
year and as soon "a the same arrives
and he gets It put together he will
start his thrsshing outfit on this years.
crop.
A little son Of Frank Payne, who
lives north Of town on Simpson creek,
In sliding OF a load OF wheat which was
being hauled from the field to the
thrasher, on reaching the ground fell |
under the wagon and one OF the wheels
passed over his arm between the elbow
and shoulder and broke the bones. The
boy is seven or eight years old. DR..