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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
ENGELBERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Bartha Baltz visit
ed at the home of her parents the
latter part of last week.
Rev. J. f. Van Oudenhoven,
who has been visiting Rev. Father
Fuerst at Eureka Springs for the
past month, returned home Thurs
day.
Messrs. John Brodel, Clarence
Hagen, John Lindner, and Cuth-
bert Layton visited George Steimel
Sunday.
Mrs, Lucy Brodel was visiting
friends in Pocahontas the latter
part of last week.
Miss Emma w eisenbaoh visited
her friend, Miss Emma Housmann,
Sunday.
Peter Sparber, who has been
away for number of years, Is Wis
lting his sister, Mrs. Frank Spar
Der.
Miss Annie Hausmann visited
her friend, Mrs. Ben Thellemeir,
from Friday until Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

Several Of our boys attended the
speaking and dinner at Noland Sun
day.
Gilbert Woodruff has gone to
Jonesboro to enlist as soldier IN
the Mexican war.
Fletcher Moon has returned from
the head waters Of White river,
where he has been working this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lawson, for.
mer residents here, but now of
Marked Tree, brought their little
baby here for burial last week.
The pleasure launch "Swastlka"
passed up and back again with a
Jolly bunch from below last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Of Doni-
phan, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Jas.
Lawson and FIRMLY.
jimmie Hamilton had the mis-
fortune of losing one Of his mules
last week. 1t got scared at an auto
and fell over the lake bank. Death
resulting instantly. Another mule
was injured hut recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Sisson began
their schools at Cedar Ridge and
Ragan respectively, on Monday OF
last week.
Mrs. B. f. Sisson has received
the news of the death of her sister
in.law, Mrs. Richard Holmes, al
Paden, Okla, They formerly lived
here, Mrs. Homes having relatives
at Manson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
SHARUM

Aunt Mary Boose is preparing to
visit her mother at Mammoth
Spring.
Mrs. Belle Roberts and family
made trip to Warm Springs re-
Gently to see her mother, who il
dangerously Ill.
Our school began Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Mock teachers.
Miss Georgia Maxwell is prepar'
ing to visit her brother at Bay,
Ark.
Mrs. Margrete Rowe and Miss
Neva Helmes visited Mrs Eta Pick.
ct Saturday.
Ben Armstrong and Elvia Previtt
were quietly married at the home
of Rev. Shoffit Sunday morning.
Rev. Shoflit preached at the new
school house Saturday night. A
large crowd was presant.
There will be Sunday school here
next Sunday and every body Is IN.
vIted to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
Obituary

On July the 9th the angel of
death visited the home Of Andy
Keifer, aud took from him his low
ing daughter, Lizzie, age 10 years,
months and go days. She was
loved by all who knew her. Her
illness was one of long torture and
pain, but was borne without COM
plant. She was pleasant and smil-
ing TILL God released her Of this
earthly struggle. She leaves
father, 0 sisters aud brothers be-
sides manyI other relatives aud
friends to mourn their loss. Weep
not, father and friends for Lizzie
is not dead but only sleeping and
waiting for you in the beautiful
beyond, where tears aud separa.
tions are no more.
A precious one from us Is gone;
A voice we love is stilled.
A place Is vacant IN her home,
Which never can be filled.
Her Cousin, Mary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
MINORCA

Grandmother Powell, one Of the
Oldest women of this community, Is
dangerously i'll at this writing.
1t was fifty years last Sunday
since Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III. Sharp
were married and, IN honor Of their
Golden wedding day, the neighbors
and friends gave them a surprise
dinner. Each one took their din.
ner to the church house and after
services were over dinner was an
nounced and that was when they
received their surprise. A bOunti-
full dinner was spread aud everyone
enjoyed the occasion very much.
L. II. Vester visited relatives
near Success a part of last week.
I. M. Dismang is on the sick
list.
Several from this place went to
New Liberty Sunday.
Walter, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lum Reaves, has slow fever.
Bros. Sharp and Cummings be-
gan a meeting at Pitman Sunday.
f. S. Taylor is sick at this writ.
ing.
Frank Sharp and family Of Palat-
ka, Mrs. Leota Sharp and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cox of
Corning attended church at Pltman
Sunday.
Several from this neIghborhood
attended the picnic at Reyno Sat
urday. All report nice time.
Mr.. Crowell and family spent a
part of last week with relatives
near Gatewood, Mo.
Emery Legate is having the
chills.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
MIDDLEBRoUK

Mrs. Leota Graham is suffering
with sore eyes.
Mrs. Evalyne Finley and Mrs.
Bell Price Of Texas are here visiting
their father, NJ. b. l.. Jones.
Bro. Blevins filled his regular
appointment at the school house
Sunday and Sunday night.
There was = surprise birthday
dinner given at the home OF Tom
Jones Sunday in honor OF his moth.
err, Aunt Martha Jones, 1t being
her 18th birthday. At 1880
o'clock the table was spread and
100 were present to enjoy the feast.
We wish grandma many more such
birthdays.
Dock 0dom' and wife Of Reyno
were sp Sunday to see Mr.. Spence.
DR.. Wilson is on the indisposed
list.
Pete johnson aud family of PoY.
nor, Mo-. visited at the home of
Berry Cummings Saturday night.
Tom Purdy aud daughter, Miss
Elsie, were here last Sunday. Miss
Elsie was on her way to High
Point, where she will begin school
Monday.
Lllburn Parker, who has been
confined to his bed so lorg, is
worse.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
Late County News
SUPPLY

The farmers are busy working in
their hay.
Martin Fowler and family Of
Corning visited at the home Of his
father, Rev. G. A. Fowler, last
week.
Quite number from this place
attended the picnic at Reyno satur-
day. All report a good time.
Rev. w. A. Cummings Of May
nard began a protracted meeting at
Pitman Sunday.
Horace Pringle and Less Allen
of this place attended the moonlight
picnic at Middlebrook Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Maynard
attended church at Pitman Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Fowler visited Mrs.
DAVIS at Pitman Saturday night.
Mrs. Sallie Ennis, who has been
confined 10 her bed the past two
weeks with the fever, is some better
at this writing.
Walter McMullen and family OF
St. Louis have returned to old Ark.
ansas, where they will make then
future home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

Oconee has been here and at Mock
and Elm Store this week on busi-
ness for the sheriff.
DR.. and Mrs. George Brown
delightfully."- entertained about thir.
ty guests at their home Saturday
night. The young folks always
have good time there.
Miss Ethel Miller came over
from Rayenden Springs Saturday
to begin her school At MIDWAY
Monday.
Raymond Mock aud sister,
Blanche, and Hite Mock, all of
Mock, visited relatives here Satur.
day night aud Sunday and attended
the party at DR.. Browns.
Several are attending court this
week.
Fate Mock Of Warm Springs was
a guest at Jim Bakers Saturday
night.
Ivan PANE aud sister, Lillian,
we're guests at DIR. Browns Satur-
day night.
Mr., and Mrs. Cleo McGee of
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21
RAGAN

W. J. Woodruff Is right sick at
this writing.
T. B. Allison is assisting his
brother, Jno. A., In meeting at
Vernon.
Henry Moore of Cedar Ridge
spent Saturday night with Elmer
Sisson.
Mrs. Mile Robinson and Frank
Watkins have married since our
last report.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

lmboden were guests Of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. }. w. Dalton, a day
or two this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-21

Joe Drummer and Mary Steimel
were dinner guests OF Josephine
Zosso Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

fathers wealth and importance and the
Elamor OF his family namc-alI these
wrought II spell of their own upon
Mabel Morrisscy.
Henry Rokeson :as as irrcsistibly
fascinated rs was she. Before the end
Of their third dance he was not only
delirinusly in love with her. but. he
had vowed to himself that he would
make her his wife.
lie realized how such match would
cnragc HIS father. Eut he WAS too
deep in love to care for that. or ia
anything else except the mad hope
that M,a,cl could he persuaded to
marry him.
When the last dance was over he
begged leave to take the girl to her
home i'm his runabout. Reluctantly and
against ihcr wiser impulses she con-
scented.
When 1.-THE all-too-brief ride ended al
the Morrisscy gate. Henry helped Mabel
from the car and walked up the path
to tho porch at her side.
t1N .te Continued TO Morrow
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For Sprains,
Lame Muscles

Absorbine. Jr.. brings quick relief.
Keeptit always at hand for instant use
Athletes use Absorbtne, Jr.. for the
muscle thut has been strained. for the
cut or laceration that runs chance of
infection: for the abrasion that pains
and the limbs that are stiff and lame
FRONT ovcr-exertion.
Walter Johnson, the famous pitcher
OF the Washington Americans. says
"Absorbine, Jr.. is Il nrst-class linlment
andl rundown for tired muscles.
have used 1t myself to advantage. and
cam heartily recommend 1t to ball
players everywhere"
Hbsorbine. Jr. is concentrated
anTseptic liniment--only few drops
required at an application. 1t is safe
and. pleasant 10 use--leaves no greasy
respiue Sold by most druggists, s1.00
and, $500 Il bottle or postpaid. Liberal
trial bottle for 10c in stamps.
W. J.. SOUNG. I. ID. T.,
T9fTemple st. Spring N cid. Mass
advertisement.
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,irs. NJ, Y Echols. in stanton,

Mrs. NJ Y. Echols. IN stanton
Iiar, creushaw. Of this city. is at
Virginia Beach for hricf stay
Mrs Edward lie. Milucr and her
tw" small sons. WHO nave been visit
ing Mrs Milln"rS parents MIR. and Mrs
4 t. WINCH ID. IN Richmond. have
returned 20 Norfolk.
Miss Lillian Harding. Of Richmond.
- v.siiiu" MISS Agnes Buukiey in
Portsmouth
! l.. L. Schcrer has been spending q
/ Tow days with his family. who are in
stanton for tho summer months
IL Valentine Williams. OF this .c!ty.
( in Charlottesville, lef; Monday for At
, iantic city.
Miss Judith Walker Miss Clara Nj
h.ms and George Adkins. Jr.. Of Rich
mond, arc guests OF Mir. ana Mrs. H. II.
Waite IN lIarrisonbur..
MorEon Keiih, OF Cathedral Place is
+ spending several days with friends In
| Cha-lest0yu. W. Va
Miss columbia caldwell Of Reh-
mord Is spending several wceNs n the
/ homo OF Mr and Mrs J. W. Gentry,
near c.oz"t
Mrs. Ma,h /. priddy has returned 10
! her home here, after spending the
W~"i-.ud with relatives in Newport
Mr ana Mrs Myer Massey. who were
uar,cl iu Portsmouth this week. are
-pcudiug "a snort time in Richmond.
Ms ,.eoiiolt Eca, of CroZct mojored
with a party oc friends TO Richm"nI
last FRIDAY
Mr and Mrs Barrett syduor ana
MIS- Lon lali hay" returned "a I!ch-
/ mond. after spending some ,ime a.
iiucl;roc Beach.
Aiisses r.uelIc and Marion Rudd. VI
this city are Spending some time in
Alhcmarl, county.
Miss Mamie shelton. OF rredsricks.
burg. is The guest OF relatives and
friends i'm Gichmol!d
Sterling Fairness has been srcnding
fcN dals us the guest Of his father.
I Harry T. Fuyucss ~ I'hocbus.
Rev. i. s ON y. n. and Mrs Dill.
who have been guests for several days
OF Miss Belle Dow min" in i'redcricks-
burg. have returned 20 Richmond.
Emmett Cawmack. II this city, has
( been Il guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Gentry
at Monte Vista" near Crozet.
Miss Courtney Jones. who has henn
visiting ia Richmond. hes returned TO
Elizabeth CITY, y 6.
W. l. Robinson OF Iarrisonburr, is
spending q short time in this city.
Ira Bland. who has been visiting his
cousin. Mrs T. Il Tennis. in Newport
Nowg. has re;3iTns:l 10 Richmond
Miss Lucy Norman. of Richmond
has Just returned from q visit to
Niagara Fails Toronto. Canada and
New York. after having spent several
days with her sister. Mrs. w. NJ jerks,
IT Ntavis'a.
Mr.. ana Mrs. sol oarsota have LEFT
FOR Savannah. GA. 10 attend the
Eagles convention.
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IN AND orr or TOWN.

Mrs Thomas y. SMITH, OF Monumcn,
Avenue, left Tuesday for Denver, Col.
where she viii spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer l.. Carter are
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
near Upperviile.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Randolph Wexford
II Monument Avenue. are at Nimrod
Hall for a stay OF several weeks.
Frederick Adkins, Of lark Avenue
is the guest OF friends in Charleston
w Va.
Miss Abby Gwathmey left town this
week 20 spend some time with relatives
in Sou' Carolina.
MIR ana Mrs. George NJ. Wyatt. OF
This city. are guests of Mr.. Wyatrs
sister. Mrs Herbert CofTman, at heI
home in Harrisonburg.
T. NJ. Green. of Paris is visiting s
y. Morgan at his home. III East Frank
lin street.
Miss Sarah hughes has gone 10 Nor
folk, where she is a guest of her aunt
Mrs. Charles lIoofnagle.
-. II. Compton. of Richmond has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Il. Compton. ut Front Royal
Mrs Samuel Kidd. Of this city. is
q guest OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Criitcnden. in Newport News.
Mrs Robert l., Mutt. who has been
visiting in Richmond. has returned Ia
her home in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Battle, of New
York, who have been spending some
time in Virginia, are now guests OF
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

rom Morris sey. IA young printer. is his
Wa nom" from work when Henry Rokes0n.
f"i OF !o'h! politician, VII" Is running
Away rom ih- police. stuubcs and falls Il
ms feet. Tom litts him up. and just then
collar. Henry charges Tom with being in
VOWED. nnd they both taken 10 the
station ApuS". rom which Henry H. re
leased Oh the appearance OF his father,
HHil" Tom Is Kept locked up and is fined
next morning. He purSu-s his iudustr ouS
course anu - sci. 10 huy = little cottage.
~ Which he his mother ana his sister.
Mabel, i've happily. Ills place backs UP u
it"hcsvNS mug" grounds ybung Huneson
SHOWS mat H. retains his an!musity toward
! ON aHI am enIpiOy-" tells Mabel he has
oTicF- I" shoot her little dog IL il strayI
!ni" EoH"SOu.s grounds. one day the iItti-
pliprE managed |" escape !" III. sidewalk
when E"uns Hot"snn lcis his bulldog loose
purr"s-ly and The puppy j. Killed.
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econ,lnuea From .weanesdar.l

Tom went out into Hudson Lane. ten
drrly picked up the lifeless body OF
his loved PET and bore il back into
his own yard. smoothlns out the rum
pied yellow fur as he walked
In Tom Morrisscy'S heart was n
.amcor OF vensefulness. Nothing but
POIGNANT grief for the loss of the Iowa
lie littlr dog To whom he had. laugh,
so many clever tricks. Even the un,
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H&SSSs0
y SOCIETY &
NSSSc4cz~Sl

Na
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
their children. OF this city. who have
bccn spending the summer at Xii.
norany." near WcsthanIpton. will leave
on Saturday for NirIini, beach for the
remainder the Of the season. They
will be guests of Mrs. Caunon's sister.
Mrs. Mary Waddill I'urnival, OF Rich
mond, and Mrs. Mcnalcus Landlord, Of
Norfolk, who have II cottage AT Vir-
sinia Beach.
Judge ana Mrs. Edmund Waddill.
j.. are leaving shortly for the White
sulphur, having been ut Virginia
Eeach since carly in the summer.
Distinguished Artist In virginia.
Il. West Clinndiust. tho wcll-k nowr
New York artist who painted the Bat
II" OF New Market" at the Virginia
Military institute. has been the guest
this week in Staunton OF T.. J. Gushing.
Mr clncdnst is .u route To his home
in New York from Lexington.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nuckols anuounc"
the engagement and approaching mar
rage of their daughter. Annie Iar!c.
10 Robert Franklin McCook. The ccrc-
mony will take place on Tuesday, Au-
gust 90. at O'Clock At their home, 200
Paramount Avenue.
Mis-, Walden Entertained.
Miss Laviri, Randolph Walden, Of
Buck Hill" who is the guest -. Mr..
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Guided III IN" invitations MISS Nais'
Is being nuch entcFta!""' during h"r
stay In the south
icnvcs for Tcnnr~.rr.
Mrs. y W Mart"ustcln left Eieh-
nond yesterday for l>roNyll,c. Tenn,
where she will he the :.,ias' of Mrs ".
l.. Grimes for several weeks Mrs.
Martenstcin VII lie Joined there the
Hrst week tn September ~ Mr.. Mar
i.ustc!n and they Viii spend come time
ia Clnciuna.; Mir and Mrs.. Mar,en-
stein will also lakc q trim Gown tia,
ohio River. before Returning. to their
home in tilis CITY
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WHO'S GUILTY?
l4lh Story,
The Crime Of Misfortune"
~ MRS. WILSON WOODROW.

Author rs 'lhr silver Iutterny," 'sThe
Hack Pearl" "SRlly Salt" Etc.
tSoNrlized from tho series or photo
piaHS OF the n:tmc name released by
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COPYRIGHT. 1919. Mrs. Wilson woodrow
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
ROTARY GENERAL
 VISITING PHOENIX

II. J. Brunnier one of the livest of the real live wires of the Rotary clubs. and governor of the thirteenth district of Rotarism arrived in Phoe- nix last night tO make special call on the Phoenix Rotary club.
 Brunnier is from San Francisco. where he formerly headed the Rotary club of that place Wherever the name Rotary is known and used to designate the live wires of com munity. the name of .9runnier is equally well known.
 He has been on an extended trip for the past several weeks. through New Mexico and Arizona visiting Rotary clubs In every place he vis- ited, he has found the clubs prosper ing and growing fast. His district takes in the states of Arizona, New Mexico. California Nevada. Hawai- and tue Philippine Islands.
 The club al Honolulu. according to Mir. Brnnnier. is doing fine. and is one Of the livest organizations in bis district He expects to install cluf in Manilli. F. L in I short time
 The general wfil be the guest oi the Rotary club this noon at th, Rose Tree this meeting taking plae, of the regular Friday noon meeting | The session will be given over to Mir | Brnnnfer. who will give message O
 good cheer to the local Rotarism.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
CITY C0URT'S $
 OUT OF LUCK
Has No Jurisdiction In Eel ony Cases, Holding of Su- pelior Court; Gardiner Information Is Dis missed

The motion to set aside the in formation against Fred Gardiner charged with procuring false regis tration was allowed ny Judge Stan ford today. Whether any further ac- ton will be taken against Gardiner was not given out County Attorney Clyde M. Candy merely making the statement that the matter would re- ceive his consideration.
 Judge Stanford's decision was of more importance than the setting aside of one information. It settled the question of jurisdiction of the city court which according to his ruling, has no jurisdiction except with the affairs of the municipality. The legislature passed q bill grant ing the police court the same juris- diotion as the justice court in certain civil and criminal cases. The city court of Phoenix however was not created by the general statutes but by the city charter and is limited to the affairs of the city. The legisla ture went further and enumerated the police magistrates and the judge ! or the city court was not mentioned
 II therefore held that the court did not have the jurisdiction to hear pre- 1 liminary examinations in felony eases and to order such case to the Su- perior court.
 The case against Gardiner was dis
 missed before he entered a plea. He
 was represented by Judge W. l.
 paruun and r r. Eoodyyiu CnupfN i Attorney Candy represented the state
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
MOBILIZATION |S
 MOVING SMOOTHLY
Preparation of All Necessary Orders In Advance, Facilitated Work of
 Calling Out Guard

When Adiutant General Harris re- ccived word from the governor yes terday morning that he had had ord CTS from the war department that the regiment should be mobilized. the of flee immediately took upon busy appearance. officers attached 10 the staff. imediately upon receipt of the news began to report. and soon talk. war and rumors of war were flying thick and fast
 Everything had been SO thoroughly prepared in advance that there was very little confusion and discord After the first orders had been issued for the companies to gather at their home stations and there wait for fur they orders there was little to be done. Each company commander has 9 list of orders arranged in advance. They provide for every contingency. and there is nc chance or opportunity for an officer to do the wrong thing. During the afternooE. Col. Harris received a telegram from Col. F. S , Scott, L. :. A.. commanding the F'irs: United States cavalry. asking if the i regiment had been ordered into the field, and if such was the case what I brigade if had been attached to. Col Scott. is very warm friend of tn, Arizona regiment and expressed the
 wish that he could have the organi
 zation in the same brigade with hi. | command
 First Lieut.. Clyde Pickett, of Mo.
 renci. adJutant of the regiment. vii
 arrive .n Phoenix this morning. Tn,
 rest of the staff officers will come il
 some time today
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
GOVERNOR ASKS FUR
 RIFLES AND SHELLS
Chief Executive Wires War Depart ment Request for Arms to Equip
 Home Guards

Governor Huut yesterday wired the val department asking for 3.o09 stands of arms. and l0o.o00 ronnds Of ammunition
 The governor has made th:s same request to the department several times before and each time has been turned down. His reason for asking for the rifles and shells, is the fear that in case fhe militia k called into the field. the towns of Arizona both on the border. and those situated as Phoenix. with large Mexican popula lions aroand them. will be Jeff with out adequate protection
 IT the arms are issued Home Guards viii be organized and equipped fo.- service in their respec- tive municipalities. The arms would probably be issued first To some con stituted authority. who would be re ,ponsible for them, they in turn would give them out to responsible iarties
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10


 SPECIAL CAR-F'ikes auto stage will run special cars from Mesa, re- turning after the showing of 'Tie Birth of Nation" which will be ex- hibited in Mesa tonight Thursday and Friday nights
 SOME GEYSER Two boys started to take a drink at a sanitary drinking fountain at Third and Washington streets early last evening. In some manner the cap became dislodged and in an instant d three quarter inch stream was shooting twelve feet in the air, threatening passersby with a shower bath. John M. Rau of the city water department arrived soon after and put a stop to the fuss.
 SMOKY" IN TOllS-William John son. otherwise known as Smoky" be- ! cause of brunette tendencies. is serv- l ing a twenty-five days sentence in the city jail for bouncing a rock off the head of Preacher Scott Friedman. The trouble started in China alley, when Smoky became intoxicated and started to clean up that part of town Judge Mcbride thought few days ir the basement of the city hall building 1 would fix things.