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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10
Life Belts DANGEROUS.

A life belt properly worn will keep
anybody afloat for hours, swimmer OF
no swimmer. in a moderate sea; but
swimmer or no swimmer, there is nc
surer way of sinking than to wear a
life belt upside down, as scores did to
their doom on that dread May morn
Ing when the Lrsitania went down
Many OF the drowned were found float
ing feet upward women in partic
ular. There were life belts for all
and when worn right way up the head
rested well out of the water on a sor,
Of pillow.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10

ment of the ride. This form of ex
ercise is not only good for girls-but
for boys and men.
"Why not establish health, add new
joys to life by riding a wheel?
THE HANDSOME 1916 MODELS
ARE HERE AND WILL BE DIS.
PLAYED IN SHOW ROOMS TUES.
DAY, FEBRUARY 29-NATIONAL
BICYCLE DAY.
Do you realize there are 100000
boys and girls, men and women ir
this country who have found the BIZ
cycle help in doing their work ?
Think what the bicycle can mean tc
you during the delightful spring days
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10
New Way to XIII sparrows.

Bert Watts of Lebanon. Ind. has
discovered a new way to kill English
sparrows. which are generally regard
ed as pests. At his home. Watts has
five mouse traps nailed on top Of
fence posts and on a grape arbor. He
puts bread or q little feed OF soma
kind on the traps and Ii kept busy
taking the sparrows out. In one day
he killed nearly 100 & the birds-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10
CANADIAN SOLDIERS
MAY PLANT CROPS

Canadian soldiers in he dominion
will be allowed leave to help plant
crops next spring, unaer an order is
sued by Gen. Sir Sam Hughes minis
ter Of militia. AS there are $4,000
farmers in uniform. Gen. Hughes
expects many men will avail them
selves of the privilege.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10
NEW TERROR OF THE AIR

The new German 200-horse- power
oattleplanes are described as "ter-
rors" to the smaller aircraft of the
French and British. Having a speed
stated to be 1SO miles and hour, they
can overhaul anything that flies, and
they are provided with armor and
small cannon. i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10

One of the British censors showsd
to the Associated Press correspondents
articles worth thousands of dollars.
which have been seized.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10

But in repeating herself history
has her choice among large roper
teirs Of previous stunts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-02-10
WHY DON'T YOU RIDE A BICYCLE?
They Are Returning I'm Favor With
Spreading knowledge That Good
Exercise Is Best Health
Insurance.

Campaign Sell Bicycles
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
Wilson's Election Conceded
HARDEST FOUGHT POLITICAL BATTLE HISTORY WILSON
PRESIDENT BY MAJORITY OF VOTES
Prohibition and Suffrage
Carry in South Dakota

In spite of the fact that thous-
ands Of dollars were spent by
the Local Option League to place
their arguments against the Pro-
hbltlon amendment before the
people, the State was carried by
the Drys with majority of
from 10000 to 10000
A pc culiar feature of the
vote on this amendment was the
fact that Aberdeen which is in
the dry column as a result of the
municipal election last spring.
went against the amendment
while Lennon which voted for
license last spring, went dry by
n vote Of about three to one.
Suffrage Carries
The unofficial returns show
that the suffrage amendment has
carried in this state by approx
lmatcly 1000 majority. In every
section Of the state the returns
show that suffrage has a slight
lead and it is possible that the
official returns will show a still
larger majority.
Local suffrage leaders are
highly elated over the result. In
TACT, we have it on good author
'ty that at meeting Of women
a few hours after the announce.
ment was made that the amend
ment had carried, plans were
proposed for gaining control Of
the county and state at the end
OF two years and possibly the
nation at the end of four.
Later: Reports from Pierre
indicate that suffrage has been
defeated by a narrow margin.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
DPERETTA .IAILA"
AGAIN PRESENTED

The operetta "Laila" was re-
peated at the Star theatre on
Friday evening and the partici-
pants in the production more
than pleased those who had the
opportunity Of being in attend
-ance.
A thorough description Of the
operetta was given in our last
issue, but too much cannot be
said about the excellent acting,
clever dancing and remarkable
singing Of the youthful particl-
pants in the production.
Mrs. c. A. ingalls,, who sang a
very beautiful solo, received n
great deal Of applause and the
acting Of four little girls in a
speciality was well received.
Mrs. Mary Drew-Wilson, who
was in charge of the operetta is
deserving Of much praise for the
great success
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
GASOLINE SHORTAGE
DELAYS HERALD

The Lennon Herald will come
to our readers, this week, about
two or three days late. This de-
ny is caused by the fact that
the city of Lennon has suffered
a gasoline famine the past week
and, since we are dependant up
On this fuel for our power and
heat, it was impossible for us to
.et our linotype matter up.
However, our readers are ben
efitted in a way by the delay as
it is now possible - give our
readers complete returns on elec-
ton, whereas, if we had been
able to come out on time, we
would have announced the elec-
tion Of Hughes.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
AlCTIONEER PONEROY
CRIES RECORD SALE

Auct. Pomeroy, who has such
an excellent record of sales to
his credit. in all probabilities
broke all records when he cried
sale for John Funk. south of
Lennon, the first of the month.
The sale was a large one and
was advertised to commence at
1000 a. m. Through unavoidable
delay, it was loo p. m before
Mr.. Pomeroy commenced to sell
the goods. One thing after an
other was disposed Of at good
price, the bidders being hurr ed
along by the auctioneer. and when
the last item was sold, it was dis.
covered that he had sold 81, 600
worth of farm implements, horses.
cattle and miscellany in less than
two hours. Mr.. Funk stated that
he was more than pleased with the
result of the sale.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
CANDY DEFEATS
BARTINE BY 5000

Reports from Rapid City indi-
cate that Congressman Candy
has been reelected by majority
of from 5000 to 5000 Gandy's
election was no surprise to his
supporters in spite Of the fact
that every effort possible was
used in an endeavor TO elect his
republican opponent, Bartine.
Candy carried the north end
Of the district by a big ajority.
carrying Corson and Harding
Counties by a big vote, while he
lost Perkins by five.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
A'l"AtkEE REPORTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

Inc Herald was favored with
'eport this week on the busi-
100 aone by the Milwaukee Ry.
m,.n ~ me local station during the
.. o'''i' OF October. The total re-
ie'p's Tor the month are s31 900
,a.' a.ua'ns inside and outside busi-
~ 's ana the ticket sales. This is
.s increase of over $1,000 for the
nrespondlng ~ period last year.
!, me business is divided as fol.
a.. business. =. j.. SIS, 900
a,S'ae business. 10000
tickets 5000
Total. .s3l .OOC
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
Wilson Has PIP Votes
To 259 For Hughes
Wilcox and Hughes Have Nothing to Say;
Tumulty Sends Wireless to Wilson

New York. Nov. 9-.-Fiy hours after the polls closed
lin California Republican Chairman Rowel conceded the
to the president Thus the B votes needed to assure
the presidential majority the electoral college dropped in
the democratic column and apparently ended the suspense
and anxiety of an election which has ben unparalleled in
American political history
Wilcox Has Nothing To Say
Republican Chairman Wilcox when informed tnat the
president carried California only replied:
81 have nothing to say
Sends Wireless To Wilson
Secretary Tumulty at the summer White House sent
1.-The news via wireless President Wilson on ooao the
YACHT Mavflower enroute to Rhnecliff, New York.
Wilson's Plurality 2,e65
The California returns from 5,s23 precincts of $3.50
nrecincis olive Hughes 462 go, Wilson 465 Wilson
plurality is 2965.
Barring some wholly unexpected turnover in the ncom
pete states leaning toward Wilson or change on recount
acquisition the democratic column gave the
president 26o electoral votes without New Mexico In New
Mexico At midnight the president was leading by votes
with Isl districts missing and was not believed this ao
vantage could be overcome by MI. Hughes.
Hughes Has But $50
Conceding Wes, Virginia, New Hampshire snd Mime
10 Mr. he IN the lead n al three
only gives him z59 votes.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
ELECTORAL VOTE

The following is the latest au-
thentlc report of the results in
the different states as we go to
press on Saturday morning, three
days late with our paper. The
results IN Minnesota cannot be
determined until the soldier vote
is received an counted.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
Carrell Wins Easily Over
Drewry, Republican Boss

Complete returns OF TeA.'''
County show that the majority
Of county officers elected are
on the democratic ticket and
that the majorities vary from SO
to 200 votes.
RF, Drewry, republican boss
Of Perkins County, was defeated
for the office of States Attorney
nv Chas. G. Carroll, democrat. by
big majority. His defeat is
evidence that the people are not
very sorry that he was among
the Courier deplored losers in
the slaughter of two years ago.
We sincerely believe that no man
could be found who would make
better public servant than viii.
c. G. Carroll.
Adolph Nicholson. Auditor, A.
Bum, Treasurer, A. d. Larson,
Register of Deeds, and Charley
Hanson, Clerk of Courts are re-
elected and the official canvass
may show that Axtell will win
over Rocks, in spite of the fact
that Rocks has a lead Of five
!,yotes according to unofficial re-
turns.
A. A Hale, w. F. Eddy. and
O. A. Cook, republicans, defeat
ed their opponents for the Of
fees Of Supt. of Schools, County
Judge and Surveyor, respective
ly. The fact that these offices
we're carried by the republicans
is claimed as great republican
victory at local republican head
quarters, although this is 8
strongly republican county,
The legislative ticket and
county commissioners in the End
and lth lstrlcts were carried by
The republicans, Hoffman and
Nott being elected to the legis-
lalure and Hubbard and Settle
elected commissioners in the
: above name districts respective
y.
The republican s,a,e ticket car
Tied the county by a big major.
l'y and Candy lost the county tc
bartne by 5 votes.
FOR president, Woodrow Will
so'' carried the county over
hughes by vote of 928 to 88l.
Benson, on the Socialist tick.
e'' poIled los votes, while the
prohibition vote was II.
''ty and County Vote
Inc following is a complete
,epoet OF the unofficial returns
.OF the different candidates on
VIC democratic, Republican and
"s'alst tickets in the city and
'Oan's' The returns on the
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-08
Hughes Has But $50

Conceding West Virginia, New Hampshire and Mime
.o.> - M Huehes..and he was IN the lesd IN al hree
only gives him ESQ votes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

K. A. Laud and Porter SELF
went to Sem Saylor's Fridav after 4
couple Of loads Of corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Segrayes,
Bessie Bigger aud Eva Eaton VISITED
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weatherford Sunday.
Alr aud Mrs. Ben Robinson aud
Grandma Robinson left Saturday
Tor visit with friends aud rels;iyes
at Harvel, Mo.
Earl duncan and Clarence Pet
ugrew attended Sunday school at
this place Sunday.
Myrtle aud Nancy Land visited
Ruth aud May Timer Sunday.
Dave Tyler visited at tue home
Of x. 4. Land Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
WASHINGTON

Peter Foster, Edwin Myrick, +.
NJ. Lewis and Uncle Bill Evans
with their families were attending
to business at Maynard Saturday.
&. G. Dayis, candidate for tax
assessor, is running mighty deep
here. His friends are hopeful for
his election.
Esiel Harris aud family visited
VIM. Phillips and family Sunday.
Fred Purdy and family visited at
the home Of l.. +. Johnston Sunday.
James aud John Evans, Bud
Mansker and Harper Barnett were
attending to business at Maynard
Tuesday.
]. 4. Yancy Is making pickets
for Irving A. Oldham this week.
Tom Fossey Of Biggers visited J,
L. Jones Sunday.
The singing gwen AT the home
of Pess Barnett Sunday night was
enjoyed by all present.
f. NJ. Lewis and Herman Kerley
had business at the home Of G. F.
Oldham Thursday.
Grandpa Ryan is suffering from
paralysis. HIS condition Is critical
Uncle James Springer and son-lu
law, X. S. Hicks, were pleasant
visitors at the home Of G. f. Old
ham FRIDAY night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
WARM SPRINGS

Our town is on the boom again,
several people IN town Saturday
aud both mills were busy all day.
Mrs. Ella Pbipps is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Stevens.
Coy Glass and George Holt are
the two mail carriers from tni.
place.
Moses Burrow and son, Rufe.
and Steve Wright made a trip to
Douiphau, Friday after goods for
the merchants.
Aubie Kenner, who is WORKING
for sam Morris at Ingram, visited
homeioIks Saturday aud Sunday.
W. a. Holt aud family and Mrs.
Nancy Whrttenburg spent Sunday
at the home of W. l.. Holt.
l. Kenuer aud family have
moved to their farm aud their
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

Mrs. Floyd Abbott aud l'''''
son, Windall, have returned from
a VISIT at Holmes.
There was a good'slzed crowd ~.
tended the "spelhug bee" at the N'
Z. 5. Saturday night. Me''I''
Frank Sides, Jack Hogan and MISS
Lora Poyuor were the chamP'o"
spoilers.
II. NJ, Crockett visited home
folks last week.
A number Of Mayme Fo"Ier'
| friends accompanied her home Sat
urday and spent the day quite
pleasantly.
Elmer Lentz will occupy Mrs
Counelley's property recently ="
Gated by w. IL. Glover.
Will Gibson and daughter
| Maize, Of Attiua had business II
town Saturday.
J. l.. Hawkins aud wife are II
Memphis this week buying goods
Joe Russell aud family have
moved 10 the ]. l.. Talbot proper
lty.
Mrs. w. II. Glover Is right sics
with stomach trouble.
+. c. Mock has purchased the A
II. Halley farm.
"Uncle JEFF" Woodall died Al
the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Mozella Dees, on Monday, The
9th. The cause olshis death being
heart failure. Ills death was moi
unexpected as be had been very
low for several days. He will b'
greatly missed by his many iriendt
and relatives here. We extend L
the family aud friends our heart
ielt sympathy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
SHADY DELL

Ben Robinson and family have
returned to Harvill, Mo-, after
spending a few weeks with friends
at this place.
Mrs. McClellen, who has been
sick, is improving,
b. Gordan moved on the Frank
Jackson farm Friday.
Daily Wyatt was IN our commu
nifty this week. He has bought
land here.
Albert Higginbotham went to
Success Thursday, where he will
work.
Mrs. Minnie Eaton visited Mrs.
Slmington this week.
Tim Knots and family spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. SIM
rngtou.
J. w. Walker visited at the
home of O. V. IIigginbotham Sun
day.
Robert SbacGord has moved on
the Robinson farm.
Mrs. Eolhford and daughter at.
tended sunday school at this place
Sunday.
James AIphin and wife visited a,
the bone Of s. Suuinglon SUNDAY.
Earl Duncan and Ben Hart Of
shilon attended Sunday school at
this place Sunday.
Arthur Simjngton game home
Sunday and will move his family to
Biggers this week.
Mr.. Dixon was seen IN our CON-
munity Sunday.
Mrs. Theile is improving after a
long illness,
Claud Duncan visited Barnes
Bethel sunday,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
HIGH POINT

Lige Duty OF Walnu; Ridge
spent Sunday night at the home OF
Dolphy Marlett. He was looking
for some mules to buy.
Ezra Brown aud family visited at
the home of Dolphy Marlett last
Sunday.
Cornelia aud Ella Marlett visited
at the home Of K. f. Dalton Satur.
day night.
Anvil MarlelJ went to Middle
brook one day this week.
George and Dolphas Green made
trip to Burr Monday.
Rebecca McClintock is on the in
disposed list this week.
Ed Grissom and family visited at
the home of w. 5. Dixon last Sun
DAY.
Geo. Green made a trip to Poca
hontas on business one day this
week.
Little Kermit Dalton has been
on the sick list this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
SHILOH

The Pratt school closed Friday. a
large crowd attended.
Mrs. Standiford made trip 10 Po.
cahontas Friday.
Mary aud Rufe Haynes visited their
sister. Mrs. Charlcie Layl, Sunday
Miss Dorcas Douglas will teach the
summer school at Shiloh.
George Haynes and wife, Willie
Haynes and wife and Moode Hurn
and wife visited at the home Of Mr..
Waldron Sunday.
Harrison Bramlett visited Otis
Baker Sunday.
Mrs. Owens visited Mrs. Standiford
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley visited at the
home OF Wess Baker SUNDAY.
IL has been announced that there
will be a pound supper given at the
home ofJim Haynes on March IL.
Willie Haynes went to Concord
Saturday TO hear the candidates
speak.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
REYNO

}. Mulloy spent Monday III Corn
ing on business.
Elmo Roe left for Memphis on
business Tuesday.
]. q. Sallee spent Sunday in Po
oahontas with relatives and friends,
G. l.. Freeman of Black Rock
was here on business Tuesday.
Judge White was here a few days
first OF the week.
Miss Tina Redwine came home
one day last week. She spent the
winter in Pine Bluff, where She
was employed as bookkeeper for
big automobile concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. II. Reynoldt
have moved to their farm south o.
town.
Misses Lille Wells and Dell'
McCallIstsr came over from Daltor
Monday. They are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. IA. Barnett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
WARM SPRINGS

We were sorry indeed TO learn Of
the death of our friend, Benton
Barrett which sad event occurred
at his home at Buckhorn, Mo, last
Friday morning, Ills friends and
relatives ave our deepest sympa
thy,
Rev, J hn Yarbrough has been
very Ill With hemorhago Of the
lungs br, Flnney is treating him
aud be IL reported some better.
Mrs. Eta Phipps is visiting
friends Gnd relatives at this place.
Mrs. Tom Mock aud sister, Mrs.
Jas. Crea'on, visited at the home Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Carrens sun.
day.
Mrs. Ihas. Kenner and Mrs.
Moses Barrow visited in Missouri
Sunday.
john u, Holt made a business
trip TO Walnut Ridge last week.
A nic,, up-to date, dinner will be
served fr,m 1880 IN. To 1900 p.
m, on March 18th, for the candi
dates aud all who want something
real good TO eat for the sum Of 25
cents The money taken IN will 90
for the fencing Of the cemetery at
this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Saidler pass.
ed through here Monday enrouto to
Pocahoutls.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
ALBERTHA

James Brooks and family Of May
nard visited at j. w. Vandergriff's,
Sunday.
Aunt Mary Luter has been visiting
her son, w. J. Luter the past week.
G. NJ. and $. c, II. Sage went to
Pocahontas last Friday TO purchase
goods for their store.
Mrs. Ann Sage returned home one
day last week from Poplar BluT, Mo-,
whore she had been, taking treatment
for rheumatism. She is reported nc
better.
W. p. Patterson OF Maynard made
a business trip down 10 DryridgC
saturday.
J. 4. Jones has rented the DoldifeI
farm from Tom Fossy for this year.
Mrs Rena Kerley visited her daugh.
ter at Running Lake, Saturday.
Dr Ryburn was called to see Mrs
Jane Bridges, who is very sick, Sat
uriay
aunt Martina kerley OF Maynard
who has been staying with Auut
Hail Eaudergri1 for several days. re,
turned TO her home Saturday Aunt
Hal. Is some better at this writing.
Iruma Harper las moved to the
u. r. Phipps farm near hear
uucle Bin Timer made a busines.
"Trip 20 Pocahuntas, Saturday
We were sorry to hear of the death
OF Uncle JEFF Woodal Of Maynard,
Tie vas well respected old gentle.
man
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

Jake Phillips made a business trip
70 Pocahontas Tuesday,
Miss Lena Pyland returned home
from a short visit with friends In
Wanut Ridge and Swlfton
Jimmie llisey OF Indiana Is visiting
his father at this place.
Dr. Brown Of Pocahontas was In
our midst Sunday.
Quite a crowd surprised Tom Slay'
ton Sunday, by taking dinner az hls
home, II being his birthday, Al re,
port u good time aud lots 10 eat,
\ crowd enjoyed the singing az th,
home Of Jno. Siayton Tuesday
night,
Emmlt Hufstedler is working fol
Nj. j. Leathers this year,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
IIAMlG

Jehu Presley has moved 10 the Bay.
We are sorry 20 lose such a good farm
or.
j. S. Jackson aud family OF Manson
have moved on the Seymour farm.
Mrs. Lena Keel IS visiting friends
az ilamil.
A. NJ. Jackson is doing some clear
lug this spring.
The Sunday school, at the home Of
Mr. Wells, Is progressing nicely.
Everybody Invited 20 come,
Huston and Give Brown visited
the Oconee school the last day,
Aunt Mary Brown is very sick at
this writing.
Miss Grace Jackson visited 40 the
home Of j. $. Jackson SUNDAY night
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
ENGELBERG

Miss Rosa Zitzelberger left last
Thursday for Paragould, TO take up
her work.
T. G. Steimel and family, were
guests al the home OF Henry Koech-
ners Sunday.
Misses Josephine Welsenboch Of
Brockett, Mary Hausman and Emma
Weiseabach OF this place were guests
at the home OF Mrs. Miles, Sunday.
Henry ZoSso, who has been visiting
friends and relatives here for some
time, has returned to Chillicothe,
Mo.
Luther Williams was here the lat
Ter part OF last week on business.
Felix Mattingly made a business
trip TO Pocahontas, the later part OF
last week.
Miss Nellie Muyrce visited her Sis
Ter, Mrs. Jake Liebhaber, at Keller,
Saturday.
John Brodel and Josephine Haus-
man we're guests at the home Of +. c.
Steimel, Sunday.
Miss Emma Hausman was guest
OF Annie SDarber, Sunday.
Miss Mary Zosso visited Miss Helen
Koechner, Sunday.
Henry Koechner George Steimel,
Joe Drummer, Felix Zosso and Ebert
Miles were in Pocahontas Saturday,
on business.
Bernard Defiant was guest Of Al
bert Layton, Sunday.
Hurrah. for W. A. Oldfeld, for
Congressman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
L ate County News
oLpJACKSoN

Deputy sheriff, Perry Spikes. Mr..
WaIdmn, Burley KNOTS aud Oscar
Baker spent last Wednesday night
with sam Songer,
Sheriff Russell collected taxes at
the home OF sam Songer, in order
that the candidates might have the
school house TO deliver their speeches.
They delivered some ue speeches, and
so wish they could all get elected, for
thay are a set Of good boys.
MrS +, b, Walker and son, Walter,
and Miss Irene Depricst, went To Po.
cahouJ1s last Tuesday on business.
Mrs. sam Songer served dinner for
the candidates last Thursday. There
were 30 In all. Mrs, ]. g, Williams
assisted with the work,
The voters OF this township think
that Mr., Campbell and Mr. Ponder
ought 10 come here some day or night
and deliver speeches, as they may
need our votes. We would try and
give them full house, IL they will
set the date.
Bass Davis went To Walnut Ridge
last Thursday, ON business.
sam Songer and Pete Williamson
we're Ia Water Valley Friday on busi-
ness
Mrs. G. W. Kiger was a guest at
the home Of Mrs. Sam Songer Friday.
q b Blaylock has moved TO the
Henderson farm.
There Is talk OF opening up the
iron ore aud paint mine on the II. II.
Roberts and c. l.. Songer land. Sam
pies have been sent away. and re-
ceiyei reports, that IL is as tine paint
as there is anywhere.
Wiley Elliott transacted business
In l0Eie last Saturday.
Hunter Perrin passed through here
Sunday, enroute TO his brother, Arch,
up on James Creek.