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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08
Dunn and Kilbane took Yankee from
him in the first place, Garvey claims.

MAT NOODNE0O! LID EN- ~ DIS
MAN DISH OUT IDEAS
Denver, Nov. cloud colors at
tract attention and that is why the
fair sex wear them in their stock
ings."
Such was one of the utterances by
Frank Alvah Parsons, president of
New York School of Fine and Applied
Art, before the Colorado Teachers
assn. Some others:
1.-THE least decoration is the best
taste in clothes. When in doubt omit
everything"
when a fat woman wears red she
commits crime against herself"
Your clothes should be a back
ground for your face and all back
grounds should be gray or sober"
Clothes with intense color back
grounds and mild touches are like
advertising signs and sometimes
serve the same purpose"
Orange is the loudest and crudest
of all colors. The person who wears
orange clothes enjoys living under an
elevated railroad"
Brown, on the other hand, is a
symphony chord of all three car
dinal colors combined"
-O-O-
Is THIS THE HEIGHTH OF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06

continuously filled with ladies who are
travelling alone without escort, as well
as with their families. The celebrated
water of Asheville, the wonderful eli
matte conditions, the magnificent
mountain scenery, with which nature
has lavishly endowed it, and the es-
pecial adaptability of the climate for
outdoor sports, with the finest 1S-hole
golf links, innumerable tennis courts,
fine mountain trails and automobile
roads, make it particularly attractive
their way home. In addition to the
wonderful charms of Asheville," said
Mr.. Cohen, "Tryon, the beautiful little
mountain town located in the famous
thermal belt of the mountains, is quite
a captivating and popular tourist
town. Brevard, in the Sapphire coun-
try; Hendersonville, and other points
in this section are quite attractive for
tourists. Lake Toxoway is possibly
one of the lovliest spots in America.
and it is worth almost fortune to
visit 'Waynesville and take peep at
Eagles Nest and drive around Lake
Junaluska.
II could talk all day." said Mr.. CO.
hen, about the grand environment of
Asheville and tourist cities around
Asheville. A cordial invitation from
the people of western North Caro-
lima is being extended to American
citizens to see country, whose noun
tain beauty equals, if it does not sur
pass that Of Switzerland
Mr.. Cohen said that if anybody
wants any information about these
mountains, the hotels and the environ
ment. and especially the wonderful
railroad facilities for getting there.
see Mr.. Cannon, of the Seaboard or
Mr.. Little of the Southern, at the
Ridgewood, or ASK Mr.. Foster"
G. r. Petit. division passenger
agent at Jacksonville, for the South.
ern railway, and T. j. Turrentine, trav-
cling passenger agent at Meridian.
Miss, for the Queen & Crescent Route.
we're also in Daytona today. These
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
|coHEN HERE BOOSTING
n. CAROLINA RESORTS
ENTHUSES OVER EXCELLENCE
OF HOTELS AND BEAUTY OF
MOUNTAIN ScENERY-PASSEN-
GER AGENTS IN CITY.

S. H. Cohen, advertising Western
North Carolina and Asheville parti-
cularly, as a great late winter and
early spring tourist resort of Ameri-
ca, called this morning at the Daily
News Office. Mr.. Cohen was accom-
panied by II. II. Little, the popular
travelling passenger agent of. the
Southern Railway, who Is now located
in Daytona, at the Ridgewood hoe.l,
and will be here during the entire
tourist season looking out for the
interests OF Southern railway patrons.
Mr.. Cohen talked quite enthusiasts
tically about the great resort city
and the section he represents. He
was also enthusiastic about Daytona,
and said: "The reason came to Day
tOna to advertise Asheville and our
great mountain resort section is be-
cause Daytona stands out prominently
as one of the greatest of FlOrida's re-
sort points, and the people who come
to Daytona appreciate good things,
and large number of them on their
way home spend weeks in the great
mountain resort city of Asheville,
N. G.
80 great has been the resort bust
n fhiS nnint hot hot nI. ha
had to materially increase their ca
pacity. The Grove Park Inn, said to
be the finest resort hotel in the world,
turned away so many people that they
have already materially added this
year to their capacity, and propose
doubling same for next season. The
Manor the select resort hotel Of Ashe-
vile, has doubled its capacity and
with its environment is one of the
most complete resort hotels in
America. The famous, historical Pat
terry Park hotel has been renewed and
refitted and is now under the. manage
ment of c. E. Railing, formerly of The
Plaza, New York, and has again re.
sumed its place, the peer Of the great
tourist hotels of the land. The Lam
gren' the new confrets ,hotelb Of Ashe-
vile, located in the heart Of the city,
has had most phenomenal three
years of existence, doing business al.
most to capacity since the day of its
opening. The Mango Terrace is one
of the most popular resort hotels in
the beautiful mountain city, and is
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06

you want to be sure to hear the
first sermon of the series at the Bap-
fist church Sunday night. The series
Will be designated as THE Home
Sweet Home" The first one will have
as its topic, Launching Out in Life"
Get wise and follow the crowd
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06

gentlemen are among the most popu-
lar railway officials in the south, and
they always receive warm welcome
in Daytona.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
STILL ENDEAvORiNG
TO RECOVER STOLEN CAR

DR.. p. r. Bennett left Friday on his
return to Asheville, N. c., for the sum-
mer. DR.. Bennett has not yet given
up hope of recoviring his Ford touring
car, which was stolen from in front of
his winter home on Orange avenue
earlier in the season. He is Offering
a liberal reward and making every eff
fort possible to run down the thieves.
FOR SALE-One 2-h. p. Fairbanks
Morse stationary engine in fine con-
dition; one double acting belt driven
water pump for above: one large gas
machine to. furnish gas for both
cooking and lighting. This machine
Is large enough to supply five or
more houses or large hotel
l6-6t Il. OLIVER
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

In tho Sharp Chancory Court. Southern District.
II. W. Brown, Ex Parte Petition TO Confirm
Title.
Notice Ia hereby given that on tho 2sth day Of
July, 1915, II, W, Brown filed In the Office Of tho
undersigned Clerk Of the Cheneery Court fer
the Southern District Of Sharp County, Ark, his
petition alesIng that he is the owner Of the fol-
lowing described lands, lying and being situate
In the county and district aforesaid, To- witt Lots
numbered 2, 3 and 8 Of the northwest quarter
and lot numbered Of tho southwest quarter. all
In section 81, township n north. range 8 west.
containing In oil 200 acres praying that his title
thereto be established confirmed and forever set
at rest.
Now therefore, all persons who claim any In
forest In said lands or any part thereof are
warned 10 appear In tho said Chancery Court at
itS next term 10 be begun and holden on the first
day Of November, 1915 and show cause. II any
they have why the title Of the petitioner TO said
lands should not be confirmed.
In testimony whereof set my hand and afissd
tho oi,ca seal Of said court this the 2sth day Of
July. 1915,
p A. Boyce, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
CIRCUIT CLERK RESIGNS
Independence County Official Gives Up Office,
Following Shortage In Accounts

Circuit Clerk James 7. Evans OF
Independence county rendered his
resignation to the governor Mon
day, and Governor Hays appointed
Judge A. J. Craig Of Batesville, for
mer county Judge Of Independence
county to I'll the vacancy.
II was discovered some time ago
that Mr.. Evans was short In his &C.
counts with the county something
like 81 $50, but the fact was kept
quiet until last week, when matters
became so serious thst his bonds
men took charge Of the office In an
effort to adjust matters and save
themselves from loss II possible.
II Is claimed by friends Of Mr..
Evans that he has been unfortunate
In money matters, rather than dia-
honest, and that he had no inten-
ton Of deiraudins the county or
his bondsmen out Of q cent, I'm
fortunately, however for bondsmen
such contentious as that fall to set
the shortages.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
Pougf1keepsle

Van Richie and J. A. Jarrett
made a business trip to Batesville a
few days ago
The young folks enjoyed a sing
ing at the Christian church Sunday
night. All report nice time.
F. M. Biggs, a prominent citizen
of this place, made business trip
to Evening Shade the latter part Of
last week.
Calvin Watkins is replacing the
Gin one and one half miles north Of
this town, which was recently des-
troyed by the flood.
C. H. Justus and wife made
trip to Batesville the first Of the
week to be the guests Of Alfred
Mashburn and wife few days.
DR.. E. L. King, veterinary surgeon
OF Powhatan, was here the first
part Of the week looking otter the
health of the diseased horses and
mules Of this place.
James P. Lowery and Miss Leona
Watkins Of this place were united
In the bonds Of holy matrimony the
latter part Of last week. Their
many friends wish them a long and
happy life.
There has been some trading g.
ing on In this town. 1t has been
reported that Mack Thompson has
bought the 7. J, Haney property.
We understand Mr.. Thompson in
tends to move to town to send his
son to school.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
Sl,eloyville

The Belmont school closed last
Friday.
Oran Brown made a business trip
to Swifton last week.
Ed Shaver will leave here soon
for Jackson county.
Orion Burge Of Cave City was a
visitor in our town last Friday
Claude Mason attended the teach
er's association at Cave City Satur-
day.
Miss Rose Taylor left last Sunday
for Cave City, where she will attend
school this term.
Sid Smithee, who has been In
Kansas for quite a while, came
home last Saturday.
Misses Beulah and Lettie Pinkston
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24

attended the teachers association
at Cave City Saturday.
Quite a large crowd attended the
singing at the home Of Mrs. L. H.
Brown Saturday night.
Several of the young folks from
here attended prayer meeting 1T
Grange last Sunday night.
ST.. Shaver, who is running a
store at Jacksonville, spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks
Prof. j. W. Taylor and wife of
Cave City spent Thursday and Fri
day in our town visiting home folks.
The young people of this vicinity
were nightly entertained at t h e
home of Ed Mason last Friday
night. Gg
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
Stuart

Oscar King left Sunday for Wal
nut Ridge.
Mrs. Chas. Alexander is in vely
poor health.
Sorghum making is about over in
this section for the season.
Miss Selma King is attending a
protracted meeting at Corinth this
week.
Charles Males has just returned
home from visit with relatives in
Oklahoma.
Miss Susie Denton of Climax was
q visitor at the home of Milan Bull
lock lately.
Thon Winton will conduct the
next prayer meeting at this place.
He is a worthy young man.
S. P. Murphy, leading citizen Of
Center, spent a short time here
| Monday while enroute to Hardy.
Mrs. Lulu Cartwright returned to
her home here Sunday, after having
spent a few days visiting at Jones'
boro.
Aunt Jane" Spurlock of King
Mills was here one day this week
el route to Hardy for visit with
relatives.
Emmett Harmon and Miss Della
Allen were united in matrimony
Sunday. We wish the young couple
many happy years.
Jerry Whited left for his home
near Bono a few days ago, after a
stay of a week here, during which
time he visited friends and attended
to some business.
Sheriff J. H. Kirtley and Boss
Rogers Of Evening Shade passed
through this burg Monday. We did
not know which was taking the
other to Little Rock.
The next meeting Of the H. H. H
will be held at the home Of Mrs
L. H. Lodner. The last meeting
was held at the residence of Mrs
Steters, and quite few ladies met
at that time and enjoyed the oc-
casion After transactine o m e
business Of the society, the guests
we're served with cake and sweet
cider from the hand Of Miss Amelia
Steters.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
COrintl1

N X. G. Williams of Layne is the
auest of w. E. Holt and wife this
week.
W John Holman a n d family OF
Portia are visiting with relatives ct
this place.
VA Miss Selma King Of Stuart Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
IA. F. Rogers.
Jas. PEBBLES of Lebanon township
was In our midst Saturday meeting
his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Wiles are re-
joicine over the arrival of a new
son at their home.
Rev. Swift Anderson, pastor OF
kthe Methodist church, began a series
Of meetings here Sunday
The young people enjoyed a few
hours In singing at the home Of Mrs
v Martha Nicholson Sunday night
W. +. Holt has been re-roohne his
residence lately, which adds much
to the appearance Of the structure
Plenty Of dry weather Some OF
our farmers are sowing winter oats
and some wheat is being sown also.
Mrs. j. W. Powell returned to her
home at Balboe Sunday, after hav-
Ind paid relatives at this place a
A visit. sFS
Lindsey Rogers hae lately pur-
f, chased a farm near here from HE
brother, W. 0, Rogers, who now lives
near Evening Shade, ..E, -
/. J. M. Whited, who has spent this
season at Bono was visitor IN this
section lately, He says he will
move back to his place here this
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
Another Honor Roll

In publishing a number Of school
honor rolls last week the roll for the
Silver Springs school, taught by
Miss Ethel MeGee Of Cave City, was
inadvertently omitted by the eoun-
ty examiner. Following 10 the
honor roll for that schools Alma
Kunkel, Eltha Kunkel, Thelmo
Bray, Oracle Kent, Edna Kent, Noah
Kent, Clediee Brannan, Farley
Brannam, Arthur Bray, Vera Rush
Arthur Henderson, Helen Bray
Roseo Kunkel, Hubert kunkel
Charles Hamilton, Damon Hamil'
ton, Beulah Hamilton,
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24

Mr.. Robert H. Norris, No. 1888 Hen
ry ST., North Berkeley, Cal, writes.
I'VE have never had any other medi-
cine but Peruna in our home since we
have been married. / suffered with
kidney and bladder trouble, but two
months treatment with Peruna made
me well and strong man. MY wife
felt weak and was easily tired and
was also troubled with various pains,
but since she took Peruna she is we'll
and strong"
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
None Equal TO ChamberIain's

u have tried most of the cough
cures and find that there Is none
that equal Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t has never failed to
give me prompt relief" writes W. v
Harner, Montpelier, Ind, When you
have cold give this remedy a trial
and see for yourself what a splendid
medicine II is, 0btainable every.
where.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
Sidney


School opened Monday under
very favorable conditions for a sue
cessful term.
Cleo, the little son of A. A. Arm,
who has been on the sick list, is
able to be up again.
Mrs. j. A. Vest, who has been in
poor health for quite a time, is re-
ported to be improving
R. C. Founders, cashier of the
bank, went to Batesville on business
matters few days ago.
Owen Ball, son of MIR. and Mrs.
j. H. Ball, was on the sick list for
several days lately, but is now much
improved.
H. T. Croft, a former citizen of
our town, who now lives in lizard
county, was here Saturday seeing
his friends.
A. A. Arm and J. P. Founders
returned a few days ago from Gle
burne county, where they had been
to buy cattle.
H. W. Bone, a good citizen Of
johnson township was meeting his
friends and looking after some busi-
ness here Saturday.
Miss Ora Meeks left the first part
of the week for San Francisco,
where she will spend few weeks
at the worlds exposition.
Alison Bone and wife returned
from their wedding trip Friday.
They received the hearty coneratu-
lations of a host Of friends in Sid
ney, whose wish is that they may
live long and prosper.
D. H. Yeaeer will open up a
stock of goods right away in the
building formerly occupied by the
bank, which he owns. Mr.. Yeager
was formerly in business here, and
| is a successful business man.
j. W. Yeager has bought the Sol
T. Ham property here, and will
soon move there from his present
home a few miles from town. Mr.
Ham has bought what is known as
the Garrison farm from G. P. Oliver
and will move there.
The Bank of Sidney is now occu'
pyine the J. P. Bone building at the
lower end Of Main street. The
bank purchased this property from
Mr.. Bone, and has made a number
Of good improvements on the build
ing, both inside and out.
Sheriff j. H. Kirtley was over
from Evening Shade Saturday and
while in town rented his hotel prop
erty to Prof. A. G. Campbell, who
will take charge this week. Mr.
Kirtley's property has been vacant
since his removal from the town.
-
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
City were guests Of G. F. Watkins
and family Sunday

City were guests Of G. F. Watkins
and family Sunday.
D. W. Gilbert, the Rawleieh medi-
cine man, was in this section the
first part of the week.
W. L. Brightwell spent a few
days at Balboa lately with his
brother, B. O. Brightwell
C. G. Fletcher made a trip to
Batesville the latter part Of last
week for A. j. Lamar, the merchant
Mrs. j. F. Provence and little
daughter, Opal, have been on the
puny list lately, but are improving
now.
J. C. Rogers and family were the
guests of relatives and friends In
Strawberry township few days
lately.
James L. Johnston, one Of Sid
ney's hustling young men, was in
this section a few days ago looking
for hogs for sale.
David Russell a n d family Of
Poughkeepsie were visitors in this
section Sunday, guests Of M. B.
Watkins and family.
Clay Ring is building new barn
on his farm, where his son, D. N
Ring, is now living, which will add
to the value of the place a good
deal.
During the past three weeks farm
ers have had fine weather for saw
ing hay and fodder land they have
made good use of it in this COM
munity.
G. W. B oles and family Of Jack
son county came up the first part
of the week to spend a few days
with relatives and friends in this
community.
Several from here witnessed the
ball games at Cave City Saturday.
The team from this place won a
game from Curia, and Cave City
defeated Sidney.
The cool spell that happened
along this week made most Of us
think about thet very necessary
commodity known as the winters
wood-also about putting on an
other layer of clothes.
Several from this place attended
union protracted meeting at the
Landers school house near Cave
City lately, The meeting was held
under an arbor and large crowds
attended, There were q number Of
conversions.
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
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Cave City

1|Ik Cave City
er,. Miss Annie Harrell left Monday
in for San Francisco to attend the
$ trs EXPOSITION.
ch slnpI Frank Green of Poughkeepsie was
boxing after some business here
N vifSN SNss p one day lately.
71rishia Mrs. Jas. M. Simpson has recover
u, .enua A from an illness, which was quite
s% ,att,s sa severe for time.
!, Ellis Aldridge, who is engaged in
. teaching at Sitka, spent Saturday
know md Sunday with home folks and
was ffiends here.
Will johnson moved his family
citiza Here from Grange few days age.
oOki They occupy the Miss Annie Hal
cour rell property.
Rev. B. L. Wilford of BateSville is
two d holding a protracted meeting here.
sons Large crowds are attending and
to hi here is much interest.
Miss Ethel MCGEE and her brother,
- Hershel, have closed their schools at
|lN Silver Springs and Charlotte respec-
lively and returned home Both
Ark Have entered school here.
Ned Claude Mason, Tom Brown and
{; 81 nas ns Miss Beulah Pinkston of Shelbyville,
'wnit Otis Tompkins of Poughkeepsie and
ss ssSai T N E. Butler of Calamine were here
owe q Saturday attending the teachers
sis n !. association.
Two base ball games were played
J. IS sns at this place Saturday. The first
Name between Maxville and Curia
- resulted in a victory for Maxville,
1lY the score being 5 to 2. The next
'"' 6ame was between Cave City and
Sidney. The score in this game
venls stood II to 7 in favor OF Cave City,
'I"S TI The school opened Monday morn
onrs ing with very flatterine prospects
town. % for prosperous term. The attend
orr ance is now greater than the faculty
nv M had looked for at the opening, and
ssdN something like fifteen boarders are
,d' ad, already here. Our people are look
iv . ine forward to one of tn e best
ls,~ s,, achools in the towns history.
'As!l @ A revival meeting at Prosperity,
three miles from this place, closed
uta Sunday night. The services were
sl very successful, there having been
"a twenty-four conversions and GEN.
eral revival in the church The
meeting was union effort OF differ
'st s ent denominations, and the minis
ters in charge were Revs. LandoD
ay ay Balm, A. E. Horton, W. H. Stewart
ns.r and W. H. Davidson. q
'aaa " sI The teachers association held
lsh here last Saturday was fairly well
,a,1 ,a,s attended, and those present enjoyed
,sa the session very much and we're
a% |. well paid for coming to the meeting.
al The next meeting of the association
asl ,s will be held at Sidney In December,
tol and large attendance at that time
tn" @ In hoped for because of the fact
ats that some important questions to
'l teachers will be up for discussion.
Pill l-n.1 -
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
MaxVlllc

T. E. Pickens was looking after
some business at Batesville this
week
S. r. Yeaeer and family OF Cave
Sharp County record., 1915-09-24
WillifOrd

lhere were two services at the
Methodist church last Sunday, both
being conducted by Rev. H. H
Blevins, the pastor, from ImbodeD.
A. Sebert's new concrete
residence in West Williford is being
finished up in the latest architect.
ural designs. This building would
be a credit to any town.
W. D. Spurlock has sold his stock
of goods to the McCaleb Mercantile
Co., and is retiring from the mer-
camille business. He will soon
move to the country and devote
his time to stock raising and dairy
ing. He takes this step because of
his wife's failing health.
The public school will open on
the 9th, in charge of Prof. c. W.
Aldridge as principal, and Misses
Vergie Garner and Fannie McCaleb
as assistants. The old building will
be used until the new house, now
under construction, is ready to be
turned over to the district.
Atty. D. L. King has gone to San
Francisco to see the great expOsi-
ton. He expects to stop off next
Sunday at Salt Lake City, Utah,
and attend the Mormon services at
their temple. While Dave said
nothing of the kind, it may be that
he is seeking more light on the sub
ject Of matrimony.
The Sharp County Bank building
is having a new coat of plaStering
applied to its inside walls, which
were ruined to a height Of six feet
by the recent overflow. This, with
the application of some paint and
hard oil to the fixtures, will make
the interior of the bank as good as
it was before the flood.
Ed G. Eckel and Miss Jennie Nc
Court were united as man and wife
on the evening of September l8, at
the home of the brides parents in
Williford, Rev. Moore, the Method
ist minister of Mammoth Spring,
officiating. The newly wedS went
at once to the home of the groom,
known as the Eckel Ranch and Or
chard Farm, one and a half miles
west of town. Wv
j. w. Kellett is sinking we'll on
the edge of Main street and the
railroad right of way, in front OF
the business houses of the town.
This will be public well, and
when completed with concrete floor
and pump, will be quite an i'm
provement over the old we'll. The
old we'll was partly filled up by the
overflow, and because of its old age
it was not considered in a condi-
ton to make Improvements upon.
Williford has about recovered
from the damage done by the high
water in August, and business men
and people generally have come to
realize that the damage was not
half what il was at first thought to
be. The worst loss to the town
was the overturn of the county
bridge, which we are hoping will be
put back in place soon. However,
the ford across Spring river at this
place is one Of the best and safest
anywhere on the river, for which
reason the travelling public does
not miss the bridge so much The
merchants have all cleaned up their
buildings and damaged goods and
have them in good shape again,