Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-19

Cnarile CenbaOauRns OI Acorhs WAS
in town last Saturday looking after
business matters.
Robt. Ferguson and little daughter,
went over to Poplar Bluff the first OF
the week to visit relatives.
Mrs. FRANKIE Longmire Is in the city
this week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Harmon, from her home in
Mississippi.
Mrs. r. L. Young and daughter.
Miss Doris, are Ia ST. Louis this week
visiting Mr.. Young, who is in the
hospital there.
Rol Hays OF Bardley and ROLAND
Blake. Of Ponder, shipped two car load
Of stock hogs to the st. Louis market
Wednesday morning.
The preliminary trial Of W. J.
Blakey, who is charged with embe1zle-
ment, which was set for last Monday,
was continued until next Monday.
Mrs. Otto Harmon who has been here
for the past two weeks visiting her
parents, returned to her home at
Scooba, Miss. the first OF the week.
John E. Mace. Of Cresco, Iowa,
arrived here last Friday, on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gilbert. He re-
turned to his home In Iowa Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Durand, who has been here
for the past month visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Estalyn, Of the high school
faculty, returned to her home the latter
part Of last week.
Hon. Jas. F. Fulbright left last Mon
day morning for Kansas City to attend
the Odd Fellow and Rebekah conven.
tion IN session there. lie is delegate
from this county,
Proc.or's Dairy are cutting their all
,, falia this week, this being the hrst CUT
!. ting OF the season, and their alfalfa has
made good growth and Ia looking fine
Their alfalfa was cut four times last
: year.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ireland and
small con are In the city this week visit
ing relatives and friends. Miss Ouida
Summerlin, who has been making hsl
; home at Little Rock, came up with
them.
Mrs. Bare, mother OF Station Agen
/, H. A. Tanner, left the latter part o
! last week for her home at Hannibal, al
D ter spending some time here visiting
Mrs. Tanner went as far as st. Loui
|s with her.
y Everett McPike, while working Il
= the timber near town last Saturday
struck himself in the knee with chop
q ping axe, and made pretty bad wound
10 He was brought to town aud the woun
a dressed by DR.. Jno. r. Hume.
Is J. M. Harrison is having concret
floor placed in the little red building
I'd opposite the Malugen livery barr
so which he recently purchased from Jas
III F. Fulbright. Garrison 6 Newkir
SO will place their bottling works In tn
building.
9, w. N. Davis, OF Naylor, who wa
dc operated upon last week by Drs. Proc
'r. tor, died last Thursday. and the bod
at was shipped to his old home at Marsh
all, Miss., for burial. Mr.. Davis vi
\. | the father of w. E. Davis, cashier
a. 1.-THE Bank Of Naylor, and was G years
q. age.
as A letter received from Prof. W.
.. Westbrook, formerly member Of u
de Doniphan High school faculty, b
wn now superintendent Of schools at Mar.
he Vile, NO., states that he has been Gle
nd ted superintendent Of the schools
hia Marshall, Saline County. Mo-, at 81
ary of $500, and has i've schools a
40 teachers under him.
wo County court met again last Saturd
Dry In adjourned session and after orderi
ust several school fund bonds forecloss
be examined and approved the bond
the Doniphan State Bank as deposito
ber for the funds Of NayIor Drainage Di
her rict No. 8, and bonds OF @. s. Lin
the as Collector OF the ditch tar and w.
NO. McClain AZ treasurer Of the funds.
v Squire Ben Taylor Of the PoyI
~ neighborhood received rather |
out on the arm last Monday morn
two while adjusting The belt On wood 8
slry Tue saw struck him In the fleshy ?
ned Of the arm below the elbow and mad
nee, bad wound MF. Taylor came over
vest town and received medical sstenti
Ion. and il getting along alright now.
a Of 10 ssaying. whils here At the homa
HE nephew. Riley Pierce.