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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-20
BRAMWELL.

Miss Ethel Bruce of Boise, came
over Tuesday for a several days visit
at the w. w. Nusbaum home.
John Caldwell has traded his 20
acre ranch on the river for an inter
est in the Socialist colony in Cali
fornia. The new owner has taken
possession Of the place here.
Mrs. John Simpson is very low to-
day, Wednesday, and the end is ex-
pected at any time.
Dean Nusbaum was having dental
work done in Emmett on Monday.
w. A. II. Sinclair was elected bis
hop Of the Bramwell ward at the l..
d. S. conference held at Letha last
Sunday.
+. Fl. Super, wife and daughter of
Nampa spent several hours at the
Wells home last Sunday, returning by
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BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Borneman of Good
ing motored over from Gooding and
are. visiting at w. E. Hills.
Hallowel Johnson has a crew of
men putting up hay on the Bissel
creek ranch.
Charlie Stimson and family spent
Sunday evening at the Big Four
ranch.
S. P. Bane is confined at home with
an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs F. Derby and daughter from
Seattle were looking after their in
terests at the Happy Hollow ranch.
She was accompanied by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Stark from Mid
dleton.
w. /. Powell called at the S. p
Bane ranch Monday.
Miss Mildred Howard has accepted
pOSltioh as uOiltStiS SOiShSV tcdShSi
at the Washoe school near Payette.
She will make her home with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Muzzy
at Payette.
Miss Belle Bane was caller at the
vanLimburgh home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ward Fuller returned to the
Canyon canal dam Tuesday. While
here she purchased fine Studebaker
road wagon.
Charlie Billiard, Jr., is binding
grain on the old J. Bartch place.
Juhn Liechty is cutting grain for
Peter Berkman.
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HANNA
BY Mrs. ]. |. Guthrie.

Miss Edna Barrett returned Sat.
urday from a two weeks visit with
the w. j. King family at their new
home in Garden Valley.
Josephine Wayman entertained the
members of the P. f. o. at her home
on Friday afternoon of last week,
the guests making the trip out from
Emmett in the Hunter and Rund-
strom cars.
Several from our neighborhood at
tended the meeting held on Monday
evening at the Central Mesa school
house to discuss matters pertaining
to the Irrigation District.
f. ]. Reynolds is driving Max
well this week. He insists he is just
trying it out, but we feel safe in
claiming another new car for our
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cook of Boise
spent from Wednesday until Friday
of last week at the Reynolds home.
c. A. West, recently of Kansas
City surprised his old neighbors, the
Haylor, Wayman and Guthrie fam
lilies by dropping into Emmett Tues
day morning. The Guthries brought
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floor of the bridge. We have heard
of machines climbing stairs, but it
certainly is stunt to climb straight
up climb with half the car. We don't
wish our county commissioners any
of the bad things of life, but we would
like to divide up with them, and our
wish is that they had to drive cars
every day over the Letha bridge. In
order to return home without any
collapses on the part of their wives,
Messers Pomeroy and Battan decided
to take trip through the hills and
return home by way of the Falk
bridge.
We learn that the bridge over the
Noble ditch between the George Cor
dan ranch and Little Rock is out and
none can travel that way. The Van
derdasson bridge completes this
bunch of Gem county's disgraces so
that travelling is no fun these days.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The lndex's Correspondents.
}y The lndex's Correspondents.

Mrs. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell, the Misses Georgis
Fuleham, Belle Bane, Katie Beymer
Mildred Beers, Marie Conrad Malm.
strom and Schmidt and Messrs. Johr
and Sam Fulgham, Will, John and
George Burdell, Fred Spear, John
Bane, Eliza Limbaugh, Fred Beymer
Frank Russell, Earl Hawkins, Jake
Conrad and O. Ilsworth.
Mr.. White of New Plymouth dined
with the Conrad's Saturday.
The Henry Conrad, Lewis Crozier,
Richard krauss and Fritz Schadt
families attended Lutheran services
in Emmett Sunday afternoon. The
Messrs. Krauss and Schadt babies
were christened at these services.
Master Harland Conyer from Long
Valley is visiting his aunts. Mrs. S
Russell and Miss Mildred Beers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdell, Sr., moved
to their home in Emmett Monday.
This vicinity was well represented
at DR.. Eubank's lecture at the Bap-
fist church Friday night.
Charlotte Dayton came home Sat /
urday evening.
A very large number attended the
meeting at the Central schoolhouse
Monday night for the purpose of dis
Gus :ilg ditch matters.
ival Hawkins made a business trip
to 3oisc and return Monday.
Jrhr Fulgham with his mother and
Jso,ncr-in-law, Ray Wallace drove to
t., natte on Sunday.
Water Buck is helpi lg Edgar Sea
man gut up hay tbs week.
1hC berry pickers are busy now,
out the crop is much less than last
rear.
John Little started in company with
lis grandfather ana cousin, for trip !
. The mountains this week
Mr. and Mrs Walter Buck went to '
.etha Wednesday for lunnber with t
.hich to build screened porch
Rev. I.athrop will pr sacn at Cen
raj Mesa next Sunday at 3 p. m. d
urday school at o'clock. Everybody
,vited. a
Nagarene services Saturday night n
t and Sunday morning. Rev. Nit L
hell, pastor.
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(Last Week.

On Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Wilton and son Will motored
to New Plymouth, taking with them
Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Battan and child
rem. The Wiltons visited friends and
in the afternoon took them to Payette
where visit was made with other
friends. The Battan family visited
at the home of Mrs. Battan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hinchliff.
The Ewing Pomeroys motored to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Dot
son beyound New Plymouth Sunday
evening.
The members of the Letha club who
attended the meeting on Thursday
had very pleasant time. Mrs. Miller
was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Will
helm and refreshments were served
on the lawn. The children had
table by themselves which added
much to their pleasure.
Mesdames Miller and Pomeroy call
ed at the Bott home THURSDAY even
ing.
A. E. Pomeroy, A. w. Newell,
Clarence Whitman and D. F. Bott
motored to Emmett Thursday even
ing to transact business connected
with the Post office.
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CENTRAL MESA
BY Mrs. l.. +. Dayton

Mrs. Walters visited Mrs. Conrad
last Thursday ard during the after
noon, the two ladies called on Mrs.
Krauss.
Chauncey Payne returned from his
western trip last Wednesday. He
thoroughly enjoyed his trip, and was
so enamored with the country and
people he thinks he'll go again at the
first opportunity.
The Loyalty Class Of the Central
Mesa Sunday school entertained all
the young people Of the vicinity at
the home of Miss Marie Conrad last
Thursday evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Burdell, Mr.. and
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him out to the ranch that evening
and spent Wednesday showing hin
the development of the bench since
his former visit nearly seven years
ago. They also called upon Will
Jewell, another old Kansas neighbor
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liechty and Mrs
Keppler enjoyed an auto trip to Pay
cite and Ontario Tuesday.
The Wayman and Guthrie families
combined business and pleasure Tues
day, taking an auto trip to Caldwell
and Middleton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Schrecongost and Miss
Mary called upon Mrs. Guthrie Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Lula Vance of Boise was the
guest of Josephine Wayman Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Reynolds and
son Kenney motored to Montour We'd
nesday morning.
The Henderson family Sundayed
with relatives near Letha.
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OLA.

Haying is in full swing and the
crop is much heavier than expected
Master Max Morrow of Boise and
his sister, Miss Flora Of Emmett are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. II. Holbrook, this week.
d. w. Kennedy loaded a car of hogs
at Smiths Ferry last Friday for the
Seattle market.
Mrs. Shelton of Star is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. C. f. Blessinger, this
week.
ed Mathews has returned from
Montana, where he has been shearing
sheep.
Will Paddock met with very pain
full accident few days ago. While
stacking hay he got his right hand
caught in one of the pulleys and
mashed it up pretty badly. He may
have to have the hand amputated.
Frank Pritchard of Parma is help
ing the Holbrook brothers with their
haying.
Mrs. W. F. Rose has returned to her
home near Roseberry after two
weeks visit with her father and sis
ter.
Miss Bertha Whitlock came up from
Boise to spend few days with her
and then she is going to
Alaska.
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UPPER MESA
By Mrs. H. L. Cowan.

A letter received from Mr.. and Mrs
| L. G. Knight announces the arrival
of daughter edith. Mr.. Knight
has charge of church at Meridian
and also teaches there through the
school year.
Mrs. Will Reed and children of
Fruitland visited at the Fred Baiscb
home Thursday and at the Dix
Sutton home Friday, and will spend
the rest of the week Visiting the f.
E. Hampton home in Emmett.
Mr.. Ellis Of Vale, Ore, visited his
cousin, G. G. Fills, Friday and Satur-
Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Sutton had as
Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Win Reed
aud children, Mrs. E. f. Hampton
snd children. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Ba'sch and children, Mr.. AID Mrs.
Ho'lar and NJ. and Mrs Brownsield.
sTrs. Clark Pryor spent the week
and visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hoistad in
Emmett.
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LETIIA.
BY Mrs. A. f. Pomeroy.

G. R. Ewing and A. f. Pomeroy
were guests at the Commercial Club
smoker and feed Friday night.
The ]. f. Wilton family motored to
Emmett Saturday. They took with
them Mrs. John Miller and children,
who visited Mrs. Miller's parents I'M
til Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Pomeroy were
business visitors in Emmett Satur-
day afternoon.
The Fred Wilhelms, John Miller
and Louis Alsager motored to En-
NETT on Sunday and attended the
Lutheran church services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Miles took the
r. L. Battan family home with them
as their dinner guests on Sunday.
Rev. Rice of Falk held very pleas
ant church service at Letha Baptist
church Sunday evening. He will
preach again July 30 in the evening.
Mrs. Perry Randall gave her
daughter Edna surprise party Sat
urday in honor of her birthday. Mes
DANES Whitman, Battan and Hull
helped Mrs. Randall give the girls a
royal good time. Games and gener-
GUS refreshments made much enjoy
ment for all. The little guests were
delighted with their pretty little place
cards, each one having dainty glrls
head in one corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Pomeroy, u.
R. Ewing, Frederick and Mrs. John
Miller motored to Emmett on Mon
dav on business and to the Modin
ranch for fruit.
Mrs. Pomeroy and son enjoyed
visit with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boise Riggs on Monday.
On Tuesday fine flow of artesian
water was struck at the schoolhouse
at 100 feet. Plans are being made TO
use this water to the best advantage
for the school.
John Clark and sons have moved to
a dry ranch between Freezeout Hill
and Middleton.
The son of Mrs Marke, a sister of
Mr.. Sholtz, was taken very sick on
Tuesday. DR.. Clark made quick
trip down late Tuesday night.
Representatives of the Aberdeen
Coal Co. motored in and out of Letha
on Tuesday.
Political Aspirant Folsom was
talking over his boyhood days with
Letha people on Tuesday. He used
10 live on the old Gordon ranch, now
owned by D. j. Wampler.
Mrs. Randall chaperoned a little
folks party on Wednesday. The hap
ov children had fine frolic in the
Seven Mile slough. Mrs. Randall
certainly lays up stars in her crown
with the children.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L.. Battan and children motored
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Pomeroy to
he John Newman ranch on the far
side of the bench. To make this trip
hey crossed the Letha bridge, the
to which is in very dan
yerous shape for travellers in ma
hines. The east half of the approach
S decidedly minus and slopes down
number of feet. A heavy plank had
% be placed sloping up to the floor
If the bridge 50 that the two wheels
IN the east side may get up to the ,
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HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

DO colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubesr Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject TO throat troublesl
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
OF SCOTS Emulsion to guard against
consumption which 50 easily follows.
Scott Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality OF
the blood; the glycerine in il soothes aud
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
SCOTS is prescribed by the best special
hats. You can get il at any drug tore.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj.
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way of Ontario. Miss Ruth remained
for longer visit.
Mrs. Beulah Hull visited relatives
over on the bench the latter part of
the week.
r. L. Battan and family were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Miles
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SOUTH SLOPE.



Mrs Houston Hit was a charming
hostess TO the little Crescent Juniors
on Saturday at her home on the South
Slope
The grove on the Marion Wilson
ranch proved 20 be an ideal spot for
the Crescent Improvement Club to
hold their meeting on Friday last.
Each meeting is always made more
enjoyable by the presence Of guests,
who always grace the club by their
visit. Mrs. Bette Hit handled her
subject of Food Value" in a most
complete manner. The "Club House"
topic, always an interesting subject
brought forth a motion TO purchase
the Malmstrom place at the foot of
Freezeout for the club home. There
were 81 members present and the
result of the motion being favorable
the proper steps will be taken by the
officers at once TO acquire this pro-
perty. 1t is most desirable, as they
will be supplied with all conveniences
necessary without the delay of build
ing and the excellent we'll and stable
room, suitable shade and a great
roomy porch are considered by far the
noteworthy features in the purchase,
making this purchase practical one
from, all vieunoints
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm of Letha was
in attendance at the Crescent picnic.
George P. Hall is so he can be out
about his work, although far from
well yet.
The whistle Of the steam thresher
in the neighborhood proclaims the
arrival of harvest time.
Mesdames Mart Clopton, Josef Hell
fert and Oscar Ivie VINO are members
drove out from Emmett to attend the
Crescent club meeting.
Mrs. J. W. Wills is enjoying a visit
with her sister, husband and little
niece from Iowa.
Ed Modin went to Boise Saturday '
with berries.
Paul Kefauver is making regular t
shipments of berries to out of the val 5
ey customers. j
Willard Malmstrom and family,
With a party of friends from Boise, a
spent Sunday of last week in Emmett. c
The Ira Flagler family are home af-
er a pleasant vacation trip by auto
o the southern part of the state.
Mrs. Flemming, resident of the
Cast slope, is new member of the
crescent club. II
There is a new piano at the Ray
;timson home, awaiting the surprise
drs Stimson on her arrival in En- N
nett from her sojourn on the Carey CT
Heury Obermeyer and gentleman .
riend from Boise left Friday for II
;age Hen basin to hunt, making the
rip in an auto roadster. al
Someone stole an lS-pound home
ured ham from Will fuckers cellar S
sunday evening. Just another in t.
lance that's all, of what the South s
lope people have had to put up with NJ
or the last two years. oil
Henry 0bermeyer returned from
is hunting trip Sunday evening and b
1T for Caldwell with load of ber-
les Monday evening.
C. w. Cook went to Boise Monday al
fternoon with 3s crates, or 9l2 pints, 81
T dewberries. al
Peter Refs went to Placerville with at
-uit and vegetables Monday evening
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"The Girl and the Game" featuring
Helen Holmes, at the Electric Thea
tire, beginning Wednesday, July &c.
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The cheapest place to buy binder
Irvine is at the Emmett Feed Mill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

lie has opened an office with J.P.
George, deputy prosecuting attOr-
ney, and these gentlemen will be
associated IN the practice of law.
Strayed-On June 18th, from my
place, four miles north Of Pocahon-
las, light red steer, white face,
heavy set, marked with underbit in
each ear. Finder please notify Tom
Hart, Pocahontas, Ark. and receive
reward. 492t
Miss Gladys Ellis, who is teach
ing at New Home, announces that
on July 2s she has arranged with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kizer to give her pu-
pills lecture on agriculture and
home economics. Mrs. KlEer will
serve chicken, cooked on a fireless
cooker, To- the childreH and patrons
of the school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

Drs. T. u aud Russell johnson
and their wives Of Holmes were
shopping in Pocahontas Monday.
Prentiss Bishop, who has been
working at Seminole, Okla, for
several months past, returned home
Sunday.
J. q. MeNairy went up to St.
Louis Friday to meet his wife, who
has been visiting there for some time.
They will return home Sunday.
J. l.. Poindexter, a good citizen
of Elnors, paid us pleasant visit
Wednesday afternoon.
Pooahontss lost two games of
ball to Imboden Monday and
Tuesday Of this week. 'lhe score
Monday was l2 to IL, and Tuesday,
20 toll.
w. +. Bonner, a prosperous
farmer Of the east side, called to
see us Wednesday mornig.
Miss Ethel Keith OF Memphis ar
rived Monday and will spend two
weeks with relatives and her many
young friends iu Pocahontas.
Mrs. S. +. Harrison and Mrs.
Brumley of Blggers we're Pocahon.
tas visitors Tuesday.
DIR. Cox and wife of Reyno were
meeting friends here Tuesday.
Curtis Presley Is IN Memphis this
week.
Misses Cecilia aud Mary WylIe
are visiting IN JonesDoro tor a few
days.
Miss Grace Haynes will leave to.
day for a tive months visit to rel.
atives at Tolar, Tex.
K. Newton Ellis, Democratic
nominee for representative, having
finished his crop mas moved back to
town and resumed his law practice.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last issue:
]. @. Haynes, Mrs. Mollie Lentz,
James Lindsey, A w Tyler, A l.
Sharp, } X Amos, Joe Roberts, X
J johnson, J w Wyatt, G f Ben.
son, G w Brown, K Duty, w s
Looney, DIR L b Price, Mrs Sarah
M Donnell, J ID Million, G w
Kiger, Miss Floy Allphin, Beho
Leibhaber, Miss Mollie Smith, Mrs
Susan Odom, w p q Robinson,
w II Wilson, S p Taylor. Jos
Leibbaber, J T Webb, M M Wood
ruff, K w Sides, Jesse d Haynes,
w p Carter, A A Short, G w
Luttrell, J ID Haynes, Sr., l.
Poindexter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
GOOD RAIN BREAKS
THREATENED DROUTH

Reports from over the county,
received this morning, are to the Of,
feet that heavy rain fell wednes.
day night, which broke what threat
ened TO be a serious drouth. In
many places early corn was suffer-
ing for moisture aud all crops
would have been seriously in
iured had the dry weather continued
a few days more. Cotton has not
suffered any vet aud a good yield is
now practically assured.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT IS
WORKING RAPIDLY

The July term of the Randolph
circuit court convened in Pocahon.
tis Monday, with Judge j. b. Bsk,
or presiding. Prosecuting Attor.
ney Il. A. Northcutt, assisted by
]. p. George, deputy, is looking
after the interests Of the state. The
crimina. docket for this term ls
light and most Of the cases have
been disposed Of. The civil docket,
however, will probably continue
court into next week. The follow.
ing members of the local bar are IN
attendance:
K. q. Schoonover. G. IL. Hender-
son, Campbell, Pope & Spikes,
Eaton 81 Bowers, Bishop & Ben
nett, Jackson & Meeks, K. n.
Ellis, J. p. George, j. J. Lewis, j.
L Fry, Jerry Mulloy and Joe ii.
Johnson. G. B. Oliver of Corning
and Geo. T. Black of Mammoth
Spring have been court visitors
this week.
The grand jury was sworn in
Monday morning, and was, by re-
quest of Judge Baker, instructed in
their duties by former Judge j. w.
Meeks. The jury is composed of
the following:
J B Duvall, foreman; S F Har.
rison, clerk; Newt Stubble6eld,
Pearl Eskridge, CIV Ward, AM
tone Hausman, q f Shannon, Ru-
fus Doran, F. K. Tbrogmorton, A
S Johnson, J A Ford, II L Spark
man, Ed Thompson, Hoover Odom,
g w Luttrell, Geo w Allison. /
f Reynolds Is bailff for the grand
jury.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
COLLECTOR RUSSELL
MAKES SETTLEMENT

w. X. Russell, sheriff and col
lector of Randolph county, made his
annual statement with the state
treasurer last Friday, paying over
the sum Of S2s, 10000. The total
collection for this year amounted to
about ts8, 900 90 or 9s per cent Of
the total amount charged against
Mr.. Russell, which is considered TO
be above the average IN the matter
of collecting taxes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

lhe petlt Jury Is composer oi tue
following citizens:
Perry Baker, ii Barnett, J I
Carroll, J q Petit, l. X Martin, J
+ Pierce, J A Hall, Hymen Tyer,
w II Blankenship, J X q Ingram,
] A Dean, Chas Blackburn, Newt
DAVIS, J + Brooks, q ID Bly,, ii
K Tucker, John Ferniman, w 7
Holland, r L Haynes, J M McNair,
q K Lindsey, o l. Templeton, J L
Poindexter, w ID Cox.
The following states cases had
been disposed of up to Wednesday
morning:
James Lawson, gaming, mol pros.
Will X. Jackson, selling liquor
to minor, dismissed at cost of de-
fendent.
Capt. Rogers, petit larceny, plea
of guilty, 6ne tlo.
Ben Stringer, drunkenness, mol
pros.
RIA Adkins, drunkenness, con
tinued.
Frank Gould, profanity, plea of
guilty, fine sl.oO.
Frank Gould, wearing weapons,
mol pros.
Frank Gould, assault and battery,
plea of guilty, fine $1,000.
John Webb, selling liquor, six
cases, two mol pros, three dismiss.
ed, one submitted to court, fine $50.
Frank Carroll, breach of the
peace, dismissed at cost Of defend
ant
Harold Atkinson, drunkenness,
dismissed at cost of defendant.
Frank Carroll, profanity, plea of
guilty, fine Sl.O0.
Frank Carroll, drunkenness, mol
pros.
Allen BlaRd, forgery, jury trial,
not guilty.
Ben Buxton, drunkenness, dis
m issed at cost of defendant.
Freeman Spikes, disturbing
peace, two cases, plea of guilty and
fine $40 IN each case.
VIM. DeClerk, selling liquor to
minor, mol pros.
Freeman Spikes, wearing weap-
ons, mol pros.
Freeman Spikes, breach of the
, peace, plea of guilty, fine Is.
w p Burrow, wearing weapons,
jury trial, fine $50.
Frank Melton, petty larceny,
plea of guilty, fine $1,000 and 4
hours in Jail.
Jk Holt, A u Schnabaum and
Frank Benson were appointed jury
commissioners and completed their
work Wednesday morning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
In Honor OF House Guest

Mrs. Annie Martin entertained
very delightfully."- IN honor of her
house guest, Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkpat-
rick of Jonesboro, Monday after.
noon.
Thirty ladies called during the
afternoon, and "ohatted" very
pleasantly. Punch was served.