The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-05

A $1.00 AK for Is cents, this
week only. R. H. Strong Co.
The Thursday Afternoon Club
will be entertained, October 7th,
by Mrs. G. A. A. Deane, Jr.
and Mrs E. R. Protheroe, at the
home of Mrs. Deane.
Mrs. DR.. Smithers and niece,
Mrs. Col. Hunter, of the Reno
beth neighborhood, were Ozark
shoppers, Friday.
adv.
The Dyke Lumber Company
received a car load of lumber
and a car of brick, the latter
part of last week. Manager
Hamm is busy this week rear
ranging his stock.
Emmett Hamm and family
passed thru Ozark Saturday, en-
route to their home at Lonelm.
They had been visiting Mr..
Hamm's sister, Mrs. Fred Wells,
at Cecil.
G. E. Horton and E. S. Turn
or have a contract to erect d
dwelling for Richard DeVole, of
. Barnes, The structure will con-
siSt of nine rooms and a large
basement.
Dubert Montgomery's little
son, Arvel, had the misfortune
to lose his fore finger on the
left hand. Saturday morning.
His brother. Carmine, accidently
: struck the little fellows finger
with the chopping ak.
J. B. Honea, of Ozark, Ark. ,
, was here Saturday on visit to
: his cousin, E. L. Honea. Mr..
Honea worked here for the plan
er when the railroad built thru
and he remembers the Red Oak
Acron, the first paper ever here.
Red Oak (Okla. } News.
The wage dispute between Mr.
Talley and the transfers. who
hauled rock two days last week,
was arbitrated Monday. Messrs.
Dukes, Williams and Kinsv be-
ing the arbitrator. The team
, sters were allowed 34l cents
! per yard for what they hauled
which was promptly paid bv Mr..
Talley. Crawford County News.
The many friends of A. N.
, Hill are glad to see him back at
the court house again, after a
few days illness. Mr.. Hill is an
ideal officer and during his term
= as county clerk has made many
new friends by his courteous
manner. He is never too busy
to inquire the wants of patrons
! of his office.
: Mrs. Mary Francis Shastid,
! aged So. died Friday at 6 O'Clock,
at the home of her daughter,
e Mrs. Vaught. Funeral services
l were held Saturday, the body
e being laid to rest in the Shady
Grove cemetery. Mrs. Shastid
, is survived by her husband and
a five children, two daughters and
/ three sons. She was the mother
of twelve children.
a Charley Vandergriff. who was
taken to hospital at Fort Smith
r for treatment several days ago.
died Monday night. The body
was brought here this morning,
{ being laid to rest in the Shady
. Grove cemetery. Mr.. Wander
griff was one of the boys of the
Confederate army during the
war. and is survived by his wife.
one daughter and two sons.
Statistics show that Arkansas
: sends out of the state annually
: S75, GOO. GOO for food products.
The home products show in the
magnificent Market read c
Building. Little Rock, October
. q 80, is an earnest and practi-
cal part of the campaign to in,
crease nome buying that will
keep some of this vast sum in
Arkansas. Address, Ray Gill
State Capitol Little Rock, for
particulars.
In our issue last Friday, mad.
vertently we headed an all
nOuncement "A Drunk
Preacher" when it should have
been, "A Dunkard Preacher. "
We doubt very much if there is
a single person in the entire
county who didn't potice that
that little r." was entirely
lOut of placa- w hiob only