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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-06-22
STRAYED or STOLEN.

one solid bay mare, I years
oil, white collar mark on right
shoulder, weight about 100.
lbs Notify Mrs. Ina Bottorh,
Deane, Arkansas or Mr.. J. L.
Allen. Monticello. Ark.
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WEDNESDAYS GAMES.

Monticello turns the tables on
Dermott and wins the 2nd game
by an overwhelming score of Is
to /. Chambers was on the
mound for the locals and only al
lowed 4 scattered hits, while the
visitors used three pitchers; but
were unable to stop the ON
slaught. Monticello made rab-
bit dogs out Of Dermott's field
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Play Ball.
Kabo Corsets at S. E. Nunn's.
Fruit jars, tops and rubbers of
all kinds.-Todd's Grocery.
Miss Lucille Fleming visited
Little Rock this week.
Mr.. !. A. CLOSEUP is visiting
relatives at McGehee this week.
FRUIT JARS Of all kinds at
the Cole Hardware Co.
Mr.. Elmo Tool, Of Little Rock,
is here Oh ii visit to relatives.
PURE SUGAR CANE
SYREP.-Todd's Grocery.
Chancery Court adjourned last
thursday, until the Goth inst.
New line Of Ladies Waist and
Middies at 5. L. Nunn's adv
A. d. Bradham, Esq, of War
rem, visited our city last week.
We want to buy your WOOL
Hale Robinson d Company.
In baseball, the Umpire is the
center Of attraction.
Mr.. G.F. Hogue and family,
of Lake Village, were here on
visit to relatives this week.
Bovs-Big line of baseball
goods at the-COLE HARD
WARE co.
Miss Fannie Brooks, of Ark
ansas City, visited relatives here
the latter part Of last week.
"Billikens, Americas High
est Grade GhiId's Shoes, ats.
+. Num- S.
Mrs. +. {. Crandall and little
child, Of Wilmot, are here on a
visit to relatives.
Mr.. J. d. Welsh, of Little
Rock, was visitor to our city
the latter part of last week.
We pay cash for all kinds of
Country Produce.-Hale Robin
son 4 Co.
Messrs. j. j. McCloy and E. b.
AMcCullough were business visit
ors to Dermott this week.
Lamar Williamson, Esq, made
a professional visit to Dumas the
first of this week.
For a good buggy, cheap, and
on the best OF terms see us
Jno. w. White q Son.
Mrs. Raglan, of Little Rock, is
here on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Stearns.
Get those Fruit Jars, Rubbers,
Tops and Jelly Glasses before
they're gone.-Todd's Grocery.
Mrs. Jack Wood, of Walnut
Lake, is here on visit to rela-
tives.
Mrs. Maude Bussey is visiting
relatives and friends at Dermott
this week.
Mrs. G. w. Curry is visiting
her son, Mr.. f. w. Curry and
family, at Dermott this week.
Get your Ice Cream Freezers
and Refrigeraters from the
Cole Hardware Company.
Miss Emma Edwards, of Mist,
Ashley county, is here on visit
to relatives.
Mrs. Z. A. Stanley, of Tillar,
: is visiting relatives and friends
, in this city this week.
Try some of those l0c. LOAF
Cakes. Received every week at
-Todd's Grocery.
Mrs. G.. 7. Skies and little
daughter visited Dermott last
week
Highest cash price paid for
Wool, Chickens, Eggs and But
ter Hale Robinson Il Co.
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Married, at the residence of
the Brides father, Mr.. f. NJ.
Mauney, Of Florence, on last Sun
day morning, Mr.. Chas. Green,
of this city, and Miss Eunlce
Mauney. Rev. Il. +. Van Camp,
officiating. The young people
are very popular, in their re-
spective communities, and carry
with them into their married
life the best wishes Of a host Of
friends.
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| in Little Rock, this week.
| Mrs. j. f. Erwin and children,
of McGehee are spending the
summer at Clovis, New Mexico.
Haltom Bros. Coupons given
on every cash purchase at S. E.
Nunn's. advt.
Mr.. Geo. @. Payne made a
business trip to Hamburg the
first of this week.
Mr.. John Wilson, of Morrell,
was a visitor to our city last
week.
Mr.. A. j. Wilson, of Little
Rock, was a visitor to our city
this week.
If you are in need of a buggy,
We can fill your needs.-Jno. W.
White & Son.
Mr.. ii. F. Bailey, of this city,
made a business trip to Lake
Village last week.
Mr.. Clifton Owens, of Pine
Bluff, visited relatives in this
city and county this week.
Miss Eva Anderson is visiting
relatives and friends in Pine
Bluff this week.
Mr.. Ed. Ahrens made a bust
ness trip to Arkansas City this
week.
Mrs. S. E. Cole and little
daughter, Kathleen, visited rela-
tives at Warren last week.
If it's COFFEE you crave
CHASE & SANBORN'S will sat
sify you. In cans or bulk at.
Todd's Grocery
Mr.. Dave Caldwell, Of Pine
Bluff, visited relatives and
friends here the latter part Of
last week.
Mr.. Deward Patrick left the
first of this week for Lake Vii
lage, where he has accepted
position in drug store.
Miss Ruth Harris and sister,
Miss Esther Scott, visited rela-
tives and friends in Little Rock
this week.
Misses Christine Craig, Eli
nor King, and Nettie Wilson are
visiting relatives and friends at
Tillar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Thompson
and little son, Charles and Miss
Florence Leiper, of Little Rock,
are here on a visit to relatives.
Miss Floy Lambert, who has
been teaching school in Cleve-
land, Ohio, is at home to spend
the summer.
Mrs. r. l.. Hyatt and Mrs. j.
A. Jackson and little child left
the first of this week for Roch-
ester, Mimi.
Mrs. Jennie Coleman, after a
visit to relatives in this city, has
returned to home in Cleveland 8,
Miss.
Miss Effie Haygood, after an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
A. S. j. Collins, in this city, has
returned to her home at Dumas.
Just received car load of
JNO. w. WHITE & SONS
BEST buggies.-Jno. W. White
Son.
Crops, in this part of the
/
country, are still looking well,
and the projects for a fine yield
are good.
June is the great fishing
Month. Start right by getting
YOUR tackle from the COLE
HARDWARE co. Full line of
artificial minnows, flies, etc.
Mrs. w. |. Roseman and little
son, William, after a visit to
relatives in this city, have re.
turned to their home in Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Harrell
of Tillar, were here on visit t.
relatives the latter part OF las
week.
Mrs. M. @. Cross and grand
children, Dele Bracy and Heller
Hawkins, of Little Rock, ar
an n v;oit tn ralativas
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Mr.. w. +. Thompson, Cash
Ter, and Mr.. j. H. Gotham, As
sistant Cashier, of the Desha
County Bank Il Trust Company,
and Mrs. Thompson and baby,
of Arkansas City, came out in
an automobile last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Gotham stopped
over in this city and spent Sun
day, while Mr.. Thompson and
family motored over to Warren
and spent the day with relatives.
One serious drawback to the
Good Roads movement in this
county is that we have entirely
too many roads to keep up. In
other words, we have roads paral-
leling each other too close to-
gether. If, instead, of having
parallel roads every two or three
miles if we had roads about SIX
or seven miles part, we could
afford to improve such roads,
and it would be better than
what we have.
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Mrs. Erla Pendergrass and ut
tie son, of Pine Bluff, are here
on a visit to her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Il. w. Shelton.
Misses Phyllis and Voreene
Delaney, after "a pleasant visit
to friends in this city, have re
turned to their home at Dermott.
FREE Extra trousers with
every SUIT REE-Tailored
Clothing. Offer begins June
2lst-ends Aug. 1st.-S. <.
Mum.
Hon. Il. w. Baxter, Repre-
sentative-elect, in the Primary,
of Bradley county, spent Satur-
day and Sunday here.
The District Conference for
the Monticello District will meet
at Hermitage, Bradley Coun-
ty, July l4th.
No eXaggerat We actually
have the biggest line of harness
in town. See our line before
buying harness.-Cole Hardware
Co.
Mr.. g. I. Bailey, of Cleburne,
Texas, is here on a visit to her
father, Mr.. Mody Collins and
other relatives.
Miss Clara Wilson, who has
been teaching school at Fit.
Smith, has returned to her
home in this city.
Miss Anna Baker, of Bradley
county, is here on a visit to her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. Leslie.
Mrs. w. J. Phillips and daugh-
tiers. Misses Annie and Louise,
Of Laurel, Miss, are here on a
visit to Mrs. Lamar Williamson.
Mrs. K. I. Kerr, after visit
to her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Carmi-
cal and family in this city, has
returned to her home in Bradley,
S. C.
De not buy that buggy until
you see Us and get our prices and
terms. We have Just received
straight car load and will make
you an attractive proposition
Jno. w. White & Son.
Messrs. Chas. Killian and j.
Wright Morris, who have been
attending Hendrix College, at
have returned to their
homes in this city.
Mr.. Harvey Black, who at
tended the |. Of A. at Fayette-
vile the school season just clos
ed, has returned to his home in
this city.
Mr.. Robert Shelton went to
Little Rock yesterday to meet
Mrs. Shelton who has been visit
ing relatives at Nevada, Mo-, for
the past seven weeks.
We have the best assortment
Of Oil Stoves in town. Monarch,
Blue Bell, and Perfection. All
sizes and styles; prices from
$1,000 to $500. -Cole Hardware
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Bonner
and little son, of Dumas, and
Mr.. Bonner's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Bonner, of Green's
burg, Indiana, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J l.. Allen, here this week.
Mrs. h. d. Richardson, after a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. C.. @.
Wilmington, has returned to
her home at Hamburg. Mrs.
Wilmington accompanied her
home.
Mr.. w. A. Slemons has just
completed the erection of a new
band-stand on the court house
yard. Hereafter the Thursday
evening Band Concerts will be
pulled of in the new stand.
Is it not about time some en-
terprising groceryman was adj
ding an auto delivery to his
business? Most of the cities of
any size have these delivery
trucks and find them satisfac
tory.
Mr.. Automobile Man, did you
bnov +bot vo, could 0at tho
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The automobile craze has
struck this country, good and
hard, and we have half dozen
agencies in this city, and all
makes and prices of machines
are being sold. Many people are
buying them who are not able to
own such luxaries, and such PEG
pie are going to suffer for their
folly, sooner are later.
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There Is more genuine enthus-
ias4 o.rr A3>e- all in our city
than ever baf re. Monticello
will soon have a full team of real
good ball players, and our poo
pie will back it up.
Public sentiment is a wonder
full developer Such sentiment
is now growing in favor Of Good
Roads, and these roads are com
ing. Get a strong, healthy, ro-
bust public sentiment behind Il
thing and it goes.
Mr.. f. A. Pritehett and Mr.. w .
Carter, Of the Highway Depart
ment came down from Little
Rock last Tuesday to make pre-
liminary surveys for the Good
Roads work in Drew county.
The hrst survey Is beng made
from here to Winchester.
Mr.. Joe MincheW. one of the
oldest citizens in Drew county,
died at his home, five miles
south of this city last Monday
He was 81 years of age, and was,
perhaps the oldest man in the
county. He is survived by his
aged wife and several children.
Invitations are issued by Gen
eral Wallace Davis, son of the
late Senator jeff. Davis, to at
tend the wedding Of his sister,
Miss jamie to Mr.. Oren David
Tucker, Jr., which happy event
is to take place on the both inst.
We acknowledge the receipt of
al invitation to attend the we'd
ding reception.
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J. l.. ALLEN
TIE ROSARY
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THE MONTICELLONIAN
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GOnniasseebanfen@ bsfdn6 iid ssraOt
auf ben Blains, oIs Jpn isuer grief en-
rsi9tt. limb i9 fiirdteis, fem gutes pftr0s
uub fem treuer alter 9unb, bic nun ldon
beibe lGngif unter ben griinen Rdien Der
Brairie fmfafeit babsa nod LANCE an ben
@alppp BON bamdls iber Mleileu unp
Meilsa BON 4bbang uaO Sal. iiber .3auii
ur6 @raben geba9t. @as felt Elm innser
Burf9e niht an, tDena Der bIdue gpIps
rabo 5immel ibm la1t, tpeHn bic qrairie
ruff. lDsnn Die @siunbbeit Inn bur6 bic
MberH r~ieIelt. unb er gerdbe cine srpbe
Jrenbt .erIebf bait
InO bdnn 1T nod Elm IeBtes Sdreiben
81 uns sefnmmen. Gang tur5 uno srs
fdiitternb IN feiner aiir3e. Gtma Elm Snbr
bdrduF babeil lie ban mann zines Eagss
auf elmer 5rdgbdbrs aug benz Gebirgs,
no er b~erunsliidt mar, mad 5duie ses
brant,
@s gin8 INIT i6m 5u gn0e, unb 5er
ipnbte ss. Dd itnubsn Ie nun an feirpm
Eager, bic brei Menidsn, benen er dLes
allbere aIs @ntte uirb Batter seiuefen mar.
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Mber ipie Ct i'm 2eben ME 2iebe
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s5rember aus BEN artis Der Semen
iheiben. Was Ct ibnen senOmmen bdfts,
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bas infer Qeben crit inert madt gelsbt 5i
tuerben; has Sine, bas infer aasr 9rpit
Teit nnB in Der Stunbe, mo bic @pigtsit
mint, nm uns duf5unebmer. pas tonntsn
fe ibm iebf IN isiner lesten @tunoe dlf
Dieier MeIt nidt mehr gsbeu berr Ste
mar tobt; ssIfOrben Durd iclnt
a. III.
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ne nad1 BEN 4bIaafen bss @dFsrs in
elmer 6tnen MebliGpibe, bic NIT Elm
tDenig giig, 9riibe uno Mustatbliite bsrs
rii6rt pirb.
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Giiide gsi9nittenen Sdpdr8lpnrasln nab
nem 6erausnebuen aus benz GffigrdHer
in elmer aoHeroue. in Der man stlpas
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biiuIfen, unb bdnn NIT beaer WiirfeI6rlhe
nnb elmer prife 3udsr Donenbs iDeia
fphen. Die Eunte ptro nd9 Belieben
bidlia eingeioft. NIT Gals nnh 3Itrps
nenlcft geipir3t. nnb iiber ben 5htndr5s
muf3eln ongerimtet.
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bereittt man fplgenbsrmaben: Cine belle
MebIi6mibt tpirb nit Airfelbriibe gu
elmer trGftiaen JIiifsteit perto9t. Die
in iibIider Meife gepusten. IN seiaaertsm
BaHer tpsiB gehdlteneu Shtpur5innrjels
itiide todt niari IangIum tn fiebtnOeH
@alspaHr nit etipds Butter nno einerl
1eelGffel gIfie ipeid ano ldBt fte nun
duf einam Gieb a~biropfen. 8dun IONS
men lie in bic Suppe, bic man nab Be
lieben nod nit einem Gisel6 legltrsn
fam, potr man perftinsrt ben @efdrndd,
iubsm man efpas perauirlte bide MilH
in ~Grnansluns bon lauren Rubm pdatls
gibt.
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tuur5sl gut beripenbsn Man IGbt bic sss
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lid aud fortbIeiben fam, tDeth. Nldn
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in SaI3pnKer nei1gsiOhten Mur5slitlds
faudt unb Riidmeiis in heibem Set oner
gutier fh6n heubrdun hddt. Sbtr man
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tpormem MoFtr fer. ben man ubtr sebOs
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nod Der Gfnes BON tinsm GitpeiB boBu
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ben tiiuas irtibtn Yfeffer DdSu, Anb
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penn Ole oSie6e fir6t1.
Sole ssrdtfer aus ttreiuem SasesadRe.

Dor Idnosrtn 1.dhren fdfitb i4 inter
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erDberts eneAIHss @ldtt In Beiten. War
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fla ipeiBe, kitriebene Bosen in unisrt
Mtbcfion bereineeFfdttert bic bon Mets
Idenleib rsdt iraurige GdGtn gu fdeen
ipuBisn. Bon siHtm bisisr Gdus MID Id
btute er5Gblsn.
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benn Id BABE ME ben Ndmen unisrer aOrs
reTppnbentin srfobrsn, neil tie itets uncs
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eduupsa.

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Nie eirii In fetieH iueit eatiernteR Ineeps
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abIab ifGrte bic Aussn unO btlp1bre por
3er5trautbeifen, unb bann perlethe lie MD
quite 9nune benz, Der Pc tdgIid genieBe
natiirlih ais 6eilmilieI, niht aIs @ss
mile. DteIe Iebtere unb lpsrtpoIiie Gieen-
Iddft 6tr GnpurSpur5eI tpurbe srft TN
16. Sabr1unbert bon einsrn beriibmten
8ptoniter entbedt, unb in UraniTsin, BEN
Qdnb Der Riidenfrsuben, lam Ie bdnr
IN ibrer neuen gisenihaft Suerf aaf @els
tuns. Sis purOt isbt moFsuhoit dnees
pFlnH5t, unb finbigs a0pfe bemiihten f8,
fe nod allen RegeIn Der aDhlunfE gu Uers
iptrter. 9eute gsb0rt bic S9iuarSparSeI
in bieltn 2dBbern gu ben DplisiiimIiden
@emiiEen, nur bd uns III re md niGt
gang mad @ebiibr esfddkt.
9iele 0dusfrnuen ideaen bic mibIeligt
uuS seitraubenbe Nrbit bes Gddlsns unb
Pabens, mas ia aud u~erItdnbIih lit BIZ
Ton6ers BEL bitIbefadftigten 0rdusn.
Msnn unfegt @smiiIe5idier g madten
ipie bic boIdHbiIden nno oilosrt uuss
ldRoil6m 3iihtertolsssn. bic msiI Hur
~sutiiabriee Bflansen nuf5ieben, bana
mare fnon Elm Sell bsr Mrbtit ssIport.
Dem bieEe 5lpeuGbrietn 9fIanasu inb
natirIid pitE Itdrttr dls bic Bel ans iibs
lidsa eini6brigsn Snuur5IpurssIn, Odbei
stben fe ben Iebiersn an 3dribeit bts Gss
TGmads nidts mad.
Sat man bic SdnaraDut5sln esihdlt,
70 Ifneibet man Is IN finesrIanss Slide
unb lat he in taIiss MaKsr, BEN man
eimas GIfe unb eintn GBISfFeI Mthl bsis
osFioi bat. Dies mnb abr iofprt unb
Slid fir Slid eslhebsn, bamit bic Nars
.seIa ni1t braun unh unaHIthnIi6 ners
Sen. Sber man rtItt bic MARGIN nit
gIEa un0 3iirpnmIaIE eiR unb Iegl re
l-2 Ginnben in taitss MaFer. gbe man
bic lhlparse Ainoe abidlabt. fdHeiOel man
bic lpibieen gnben unten tort. Nia man
fe dIs einFad5es gtmiiie btrridisR 10 MRS
ban liz mad Der trpGhnisn 9orbtrsiiuus
hi Eodenbem SaI5paHer, BEN man nad|
gsIgben eiipos WtiusiFa 5aitbt. peidlaes
sohi. lpos eiira cine Gtanot baHeri. Mdil
Ihiiik 6k eam daf Gin Gitb, uu6 bGmpft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
gcbrrsiaaus.

Dur& bic GtraBsn btr 5tabt 81 sislsa
Offenen Bids
Gang in Elm armss gefdt 81 Tehsn.
Seine5 @eThids
70 Iebr i'm 9er5en ttilhuFtis DtrOcn,
oaB man pergiBt,
ME siuium man islbsr uuf bieIer erOtn
uilO iralrig 1T.
GO Fa in Elm frsmOta 9sib 81 rsrfsutsn
mant fart unb rein.
gigsnss 2eiD taum wsbr gu bebentsn,
go iDll g fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
gsrsiernas fiir Gantmelmnpvem.

Die beutlet areu5itiAborloge II BON Be-
iOHbtrer Gieendrt uib ols 3eidtn elmer
Gbrilng gebdhi. bic man In elmer @dnbs
drbeit dusbriiden min. Der HIdttsrtruns
lDirb IN msbrsren G4attisruneeR grin
esItidf. Die @oHbmotiDe suttDeosr IN pas
iil0lii4ta garbN Dbsr TottF sintr M
itimmlgn @sgbinbnnasfurbe. NLs tpeites
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
3leliss in Sti6erei- 2orfasen


RET @Amud, i. q. bi diier edmHds
bent baa mott .eriuntrunstH'
aud ais Dedel cinss CONGRATULATIONS
DcriDsHbMf. GHpur5 p6sr Sob lnb
bic d%ngemkHsnfrn Gdrben. Tds
pirb bir,fi bon bieltr Worlagt ABB
Sur lintsrlags bisut Ganbds Dber
@lramin. ber tu@ 9~Fntfgung trr wrtrft
our~ Ausjitben ber Gdoen eutfernt pirO.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-14
EDLER

Carl Krcll started to LANAI
Tuesday after freight for the
Jett Hardware.
The little son of Archie Ford
ner died Monday afternoon anG
was buried Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Mrs
Hathaway. and Joe Stewart ano
family, spent the 4th in Clayton
Alex Stewart is talking of 90
ing to Kansas to spend the sum-
mer.
F. R, Bosley cut his rye last
week-thinks it will average
from ten to fifteen bushels pei
acre.
Jesse Gibson and wife spent
Sunday with Chas. Collier and
wife.
Misses Zayda Russell and An
ma Stewart were Springfield Wis.,
itors Friday.
Some fields of corn seem to be
holding their own in spite Of the
continued dry weather.
Mrs. Wood and several of the
neiRhbors were at the Wood
home July 4th, and passed q
very pleasant day.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Homer and
Mrs. Jesse Homer and Willie left
for Hutchinson and Wichita
few days ago for a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends,
going in q car.
Ed. Ogden. our mail carrier.
is making the extended run now
to the new post Office Of Buster.
Mrs. Burnett is one os our
most progressive business citi-
zens. She has just completed
strong fence around the school
section joining her homestead.
She recently leased this section
for pasture, bought a nice bunch
of cattle, and placed new wind.
mill at the old sheep well which
is near the center of her pasture.
The windmill aid tank will be
a great accommodation to many
of The settlers near there, as
they depend upon that well for
their supply.