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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
Creenbrier White
Sulphur Springs

Two OF the largest affairs OF the
season were given on Labor Day,
which was ideal for outdoor gather
ings
Mr. George w Stevens OF Rich
Tond. was host AT a Cornish picnic
in honor OF the birthday Of Lady VIII
l.ams Taylor. OF Montreal. About one
hundred friends motored out near Al
ieghany and had luncheon in the
woods. Several new dainties were in
troduced by Lady Willams-Taylor.
being the pastries. splits and pies OF
Cornwall. which the natives OF Ode
England have always had at their
outdoor festivities Large fires were
built and in one the corn was roasted.
where Mrs J. e. Kohlsatt and Mrs
William 3 White assisted: over an
other where the cheese was toasted
Mrs Garrett r Wall presided. After
he hume heon six coIored singers. with
ysr % old Southern songs in which
fhs entire party Joined, and by re-
quest concluded with - Perfect
Day" Some % those present were
NJ - Mary Casts Lee OF virginia.;
Mr. and Mrs. Desoto FltzGerald. Mr.
ard Mrs Garrett y. Wall Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Parrish Mr. and Mrs
Henry l. CabeN. Mrs Fred Peasants
Mr. and Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD, Mrs
Granville Valentine, all OF Richmond.
Mss Brenda Williams TAYLOR. of
Montreal; Mayer and Mrs James II.
Preston Mrs W l.. Watson. Mrs.
Walter James. Of Baltimore Or. John
Freeland. Frank Juillard, Mr.. Schoon-
nacker. Mrs, F. y. Pelton DR. and
Mrs Herbert Claiborne William r.
Cornelius all OF New York; Miss
Bessie Holderman and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bolts % Louisville. Mr. Frank
Frazier. MI and Mrs. Thornton
Lewos. Of The Meadovs", Mrs
Barker Guumere Of Princeton
y. j.. and Mr. Claiming Wiley. Mr.
and Mrs. william r. White, of Au.
gusta. Miss Margetry Hancock, o.
Austin, Tex, Colonel and Mrs VIII.
liam wheatley. Of Washington; Mrs
Pearl F Lewis. Mr. Floyd Hughes, o.
Norfolk; Mrs. John M. Slaton and Mr.
Thomas r. Paine. OF Atlanta.
Evening Lawn Party
Monday evening the management
Of the hotels gave one OF the hand
'.omest affairs OF the summer. a.
evening lawn party At the Casino
The terraces We're beautifully illumi
mated with lanterns and vari-colore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
WOMAN EVANGELIST IS
HEARD BY BIG CROWDS
Tent on Jc6crso0 Park Scene OF Suc-
ccssful Series Of
MeetinGA
MRS. BESSIE LARKIN SPEAKER


Large and deeply interested crowds
attended the tent evangelisdc service
on jefferson Park nightly during the
week. The meetings are in charge Of
a number OF Christian laymen, MI
W 2 LonKworth. the we.l-known
Christian worker Se4nE ore Of the
chief promoters. I'D re evangelist
being Mrs ESess.e L%FSic, OF the &C
cepte6 orthodox faith. and whose
home Is in -Ph.ladelphis- The singing
has been fine, the preaching spiritual
and there has been perfect order in
ard about the tent-
Mrs IArkin breaches full salvation
In a calm and tnp-e sstve manner. and
with ar entire absence o. any IN
kind reference 10 those who may an
fe- from her views She thinks Il
s1.tte rasSt bic fer honest people Of
different views 70 agree TO disagree
In ar agreeable manner" II seems
tna, the meaning Of full salvation" =
according 70 her conception is not
ss3n'ess Fe-ss-ttcr or arrested de-
yelap-ners In growth IL grace. but
that n addition - pardon Of sins and
ff7e peace which results from IL there
r7av ae a state - NfesseGneSs where
fv IRE heart = ciea-&ed from the
Fso-e- - S.u. az5 w1.eh results IN a
szir. ara cc-f3er; daily walk with
God Sc thinks the reason many
gee7ss y - 3otr IRE churches and in a
sA5-t ~Este G-cr cut = because they
have -tvs- exSsrie- 80 heart -reger-
crater and ~s.zS1a1 has been 4 dis
~r-as- t~s~. "a them We cannot
-r1s. n re outward homer ~ relg-
EN--as -1-c--a-. II their place as
s7scA -szy ne--fo~ persona. religion
s- 9@-~7-a. mater between soul
D~r}cr<ns New Cults.
-Ne evangelist depsoTes :he new
r&E.s 4rz g~sssss :--5o@~r' believe n
s~a-ses 6c~n religion while she
tHs-Es .Nz- church tat-s razaars and
xa~1 tnszE< vz-.aE. too much % the
n1sE-e Of ~tar<a:r sac and cafe re-
Esr7or Chwr~1-wo-k means more
t&&n ACTIVITY n such methods 70 IA Sc
r-c-eT aa5 rgts me Saviour III me
atta.a9s =. 7sau per Loyalty 70 the
eenrrh ani is great Head should re-
sssss fr ample funds TO carry OF all
rh-sstla- uc-k without resort 20 50
many bargain counter methods she
tsnes-'t think that TOO much fnsistence
Should ~ Laid on non essentials. such
as exact what ornaments TO wear
or how IRE hair should be arranged
When the heart IL filed with the
spirit - Cod here is no demand for
catalogue ~ pe-rnissions and pro-
hihitiors"
She insists that II !s the privilege
Of every Christian 20 have assurance
OF peace with God and Of adoption
into His family and there should b.
no occasion for the evasive and equiv
ocal replies TO the simple question
Are you Christian >" such as "
hope I am" Il belong TO the church
etc Salvation is the free gift O
God and is not purcha sable with tn
coin OF merit or OF works"
Fortune telling" she considers I
be "of he devil" and plainly contrar
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to the word OF God. She related some
interesting incidents showing the mis-
chief wrought by the professional for
tune-tellcr. One that she personally
vouched for was the instance o. a
lady OF culture In a swee. and happy
home going to one OF these evil for
tune-tsiline tents for direction" IN a
trivial matter. and of her being told
to beware Of blonde woman" which
occasioned suspicion Of her husband
in the ladys mind, and she watched
every blonde woman who entered her
husbands store and the Illusion 50
preyed on her mind that II resulted
In q horrible tragedy. while the hus-
band was an entirely innocent man
and so regarded by the entire COM
n.un!ty,
Mrs, LArkin prefaces her messages
with a solo and sings with fine ex-
preston and effect. The after m eet-
ings partake OF the nature OF the old
tine class meeting. but are not bois-
ferrous and command the deep rev.
ererce OF the great crowds.
She speaks this afternoon at $50
ard tonight at o'clock. The tent is
large and there are hundreds of COM
forta BILE benches and chairs.
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door In me South Side yards. He re-
vived under tho administration OF
small quantities Of ice water and would
have gone on his way at once but for
the arrival OF Ohicers Danhaum and
Jackman. The memory of his late
jail sentence with.the snakes and heat
caused him to give the officers his
story In the hope that he might avoid
acquaintance with the city Jail on a
charge Of defraudins the railroad
company.
Between much relished bits Of sand
witches given him by the kind-heart-
ed engine crew VOTERS related his
story and then produced documents
to show that he was telling the entire
truth.
He is the son Of a wealthy railroad
director and Wall Street man and his
home is in the Bronx. New York.
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tertained Q number Of tho younger
set at the supper dance Saturday
evening. their guests including Misses
Dorothy and Marjorie Hancock.
Gwendolyn King Catherine Burdettc
Dore, Doreen FitzGerald. Burks and
Melissa Yuille, Mossrs Jack Potts.
walker Hall. Lewis haye, Vernon
Brown, Seth and Jack French. and
Claiming Wiley.
General and Mrs. William H. Cox.
Of Richmond, have arrived and are
stopping In the Greenbrier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
RELATIVES FIND GRAVE
After = search Of 6eventy-eisht Yeo
. Marker Was Discovered.

. Marker Was Discovered.
Danville. H.. Sept. 7.--After .
search Of seventy eight years by ness
relatives. the body Of Elijah Drovn]
who left Nashville. Tenn, in 1884 ~
Illinois, was found recently near al.
lerton. Ill.
Brown was q well-known Baptis1
preacher in Tennessee at that timc
and started overland to Northern Ini1
nois with his wife and seven Children
but died en- route and his body NJ
buried by the wayside.
A marker was maze for the srav<
but the place was forgotten. ~
marble slab was broken. but the MANI
and date Of death in 1888 made iden1
tification possible.
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Mrs. w. T. Red made business trip to Little Rock last Thursday.
 Miss Minnie Allen and MT. Geo. Pye visited at the home of Mrs. w. T. Red Friday morning.
 Messrs. Fred Rentz, Nathan White, and John Baldwin all of Mabelvale at tended quarterly meeting at Olive Hill Saturday also Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Wilder, Miss Eva Wilder, MT. and Mrs. Harrison Wilder and baby, Hazel Mae, all of Wilder, were Sunday visitors at Olive Hill
 Miss Etta Red of Little Rock visited with home folks Sunday.
 Mrs. John Grogan and children or Sardis visited relatives here Sunday. MT. and Mrs. L. H. Lemaster and daughters, Misses Vira and Lillian, of Halstead attended the unveiling at Olive Hill Sunday.
 Bauxite visitors Sunday were MT. and Mrs. Harve Grogan and baby, Horace, MT and Mrs. Joe Red and chil- dren, Messrs. John Hart and Tom Davis.
 A large number of young people from Germania were visitors at Olive Hill Sunday.
 Mrs. Jas. Grogan was called to her daughters, Mrs. Ben Lasseter, last Saturday owing to illness In the family.
 c. l.. Sanders made a business trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 Verdie Red went to Sardis Satur- day.
 Miss Minnie Allen and MT. Pye were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Thos. Smith last Friday.
 Will Red and Verdie Red attended the Literary meeting at Germania Fri day night
 The quarterly meeting held at Olive Hill Saturday and Sunday was well at tended. Saturday the crowd was rather small as few but home folks were present, but Sunday many of the Mabelvale people were Tn attend ance and Dr. Monk preached to the largest congregation that Olive Hill has known for some time. The Rev. Dr. Monk preached both Saturday and Sunday.
 Preaching at Olive Hill next Sun- day afternoon by the pastor, Rev. H. H. McGuyre.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE ro QuIEr rIrLE.


 Notice is hereby given that, on the 9th day of June, 1916, George c. Wor- then and William A. Owens filed in my office. as clerk of the Pulaski chancery Court. their petition against Russell l. Weller ct al, praying that it. at it's October term, 1916, by it's decree con- firm and quiet their title to the follow ing lands, situated in Pulaski County, Arkansas, to-wit:
 Lot twelve CPD, Block 15, Wright's Addition to the City of Little Rock. Therefore all persons who claim any interest in said lands, or any part thereof, are hereby warned and called upon to appear in said court, within seven weeks from this date, and show cause. if any there be. why the title of the said petitioner to said lands and every part thereof should not be qui- eted and confirmed
 Given under my hand. as such clerk. at the city of Little Rock. this the 9th day of June, 1916.
 J. s. MALONEY,
 Clerk of Pulaski Chancery Court. John r. Clifford. Solicitor for Plain tiffs.
 I9851-9-16-23- 30-7-14.
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ALL OVER THE COUNTY

urday night to celebrate his twentieth birthday
 Miss Willie Gates spene Saturday night and Sunday with home folks.
 We are going to have an ice cream supper at Spring Valley Saturday night, July 1, for the benefit of the church. All the boys bring their girls and pocket full of money One small boy told me he was going to bring three girls to the supper Now you big boys get busy or he is going to beat somebody's time as he is fine looking.
 MT w. A. McEughes is on the jury.
 Miss Hama McHughes and MacIe McAllester are visiting the formers sister Mrs. Floyd Chastain.
 Luther Stevenson was a caller at MT. Douglas last Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. Jesse Miles spent Sun day with Mrs. Howell.
 Miss Ida McHughes has been spend ing few days with Mrs. J. A. Me Hughes, who has bone felon on her right hand
 MT. w. I. Grimmett and family and Paul Grimmett spent Sunday with Henry Grimmett and family.
 Born-To Mir and Mrs. Chas. White, a girl. This is No. F, but she weighed 13 pounds.
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nic on Fourche Creek fast Wednes- day.
 MT and Mrs. Char'le Howe of Ben ton visitede Mrs. Lillie Bianion anG Miss Ethel Neel last week.
 Miss Glennie Turn returned from Sheridan, last week where she was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Clint Rushing.
 Willie Shipp entertained the young people of Zion Hill with lawn party last Saturday evening. Every one re ported very pleasant time.
 Mr Charlie Shoemaker of Little Rock directed the Zion Hill band Mon day night.
 Remember the ice creaem supper to be given by the Zion Hill Sunday school on Thursday evening, July 6.
 Rev. MT. Reynolds of Little Rock preached at Zion Sunday morning and at night.
 MT. and Mrs. Orville Tackets have moved to Hoo Hoo Town.
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an ulcer at the root. She is better now.
 Mrs. Price and daughter spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Nealie Rooms MT. Lee Gosnell visited his parents Sunday
 Mrs. zArtie Haynie and children wis ited Mrs. Dessie Farris Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Titus spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Lizzie Black of Cato.
 MT. Will Black and wife came down here Friday to pick blackberries. I don't know what luck they had.
 MT. Harvey Price went to Conway Friday after his wife, who has been
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Health is exceedingly good at present.
 The rain on Friday was very much appreciated, but crops were fine not withstanding the dry weather.
 H. A. Mckenzie, T. j. Lawrence, Ed Crow and Leig6 Harris all transacted business in Little Rock last week, as did Mrs. Kate A. Baum.
 Miss Lillian Norman and little sis ter, Ruby, visited Miss Elsie Canady of Congo Saturday night ana Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Lawrence visited at w L. Lawrences Sunday.
 Misses Bernice and Wilma McKen- zie visited Miss Eunice Norman Sun day.
 Miss Cora Parker and Odie Murray are to be married at the home of her uncle, M. T. Thompson, of Little Rock, Sunday, July 2.
 Miss Lena Beauchamp visited in the City of Roses Saturday.
 Mrs A. l.. Norman put up 84 quarts of blackberries last week. Who is ahead of that now?
 School will begin Monday, July 8, at Schaubs. Miss Ella Norman is teacher
 George Rushing had the misfortune of losing COW few days ago. She
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 Mrs. Fife Coleman of Little Rock spent the first part of the week with her father, U. G. Holt.
 MT and Mrs. R. J. Andrews of Ar genta spent Sunday in the Ebenezer ne1gnborhood.
 for the past week.
 Bill Paty has returned home after a. seven months stay in San Antonio, Texas, for his health.
 The most interesting ball game of the season was played on the Vaughan school ground between Zion Hill and the home team. The score was Il to 12 in favor of Zion Hill
 MT and Mrs. w T. Barron went to Cabot Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Minnie Abner has been right sick this week
 Brother Gibson flied his regular ap- pointments at Friendship and Davis Chapel Sunday.
 Miss Katie Cranberry spent Satur- day night with her cousin, Fannie.
 A large crowd attended the ice cream supper and party at Chas. Tharp's Saturday night.
 Miss Genevive Goodwin returned to her home in Barring Cross last week. after several days stay with Mrs J. J. Miller
 Clem Wood spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. R. Wood.
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 Rev. Ashburn of Little Rock preach ed Sunday morning and night at the Baptist church
 Mrs. Bob Corder had two ribs brok- en when she jumped from a buggy last week.
 Harold Golliher of Argenta is visit ing his aunt, Mrs. Killingsworth.
 An Eastern Star was organized in Jacksonville Saturday. Another meet, ing will be held Saturday, July l.
 Miss Ethel Martin is attending the Teachers Institute in Conway.
 Miss Thelma Sanders of TomberIins, who has been visiting Miss Willie Graham, has returned home.
 MT. John Corder will give an ice cream supper Saturday night. The proceeds will go toward building a Baptist church.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Chas ShAckle- ford. June IS, daughter, Genevieve Kathyrn.
 Jacksonville babeball team was de feated for the first time Saturday. Fairview and Jacksonville 3. In the fourth inning the game was 0-0 then in the sixth it was 80 in Jacksonville's favor, but Fairview won, S-3.
 There will be a basket picnic at Jacksonville July 4. Speaking, base ball and other amusements will feat ure the program. Everybody come with well filled baskets July 4th.
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 The Zion Hill ball team was de- feated in fast game Saturday after noon at Bryant by Salem, to $. Zion Hill was in the lead until the last half of the ninth, when Elam failed to get one of Mathews wide curves and Salem tied the score. With two men out Wright of Salem blocked Martin of Zion Hill so that he could not play the ball and Salem made the winning run. Jameson led in scoring for Zion Hill, procuring three runs, while Elam was second with two Freeman also batted well, but slumped in his fielding. Martin and Christian starred for Zion Hill in the field.
 Bolon and Mamie Turner entertain ed the February class of 1916 of the Little Rock High School with pie
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 The young people of Ferndale met at Fletcher Springs school house Sat urday night and spent the time pleas antiy with songs, rec1tations and pan tomines. Several short addresses were made by the older people. It wds re- solved to have a picnic for the benefit of the club some time in the near fu- ture, the date to be announced later Next meeting July. 8.
 The Masons and Eastern Star met at Camp Ground Saturday. Several Lytle Hennigan was given the third degree in Masonry. John Strickland and family of Little Rock came out in their new automobile.
 On account of a misunderstanding several people were very much disap- pointed Sunday when they came to the Baptist Church for the Childrep's s Day exercises. They don't seem to have harmony and cooperation at North Point as we do at Ferndale.
 MT. AdTOu IOCkIldII anu ldIuliy duu Mss Gardiner of Natural Steps were guests of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Prothro Sunday.
 Miss Stella Prothro was the guest of Mrs. Crockett at Neimyer's Camp last week
 Dr. Crockett and Fred Wooten have each homesteaded 160 acres of land near Blytheville in Mississippi county. It is land that is being drained in the rich river delta country and they are very enthusiastic about it.
 Mrs. York has put up 75 quarts of dewberries and 30 quarts of blackber. ries and still canning. She is in the lead about here at present.
 We should be delighted to have a ball game at the picnic Saturday, July 18th, but since Roland team defeated Pinnacle once, they refuse to play again, possibly for fear of losing the championship. Come on Roland. don't lose your nerve.
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 After a much needed season of rain, crops in this section are growing last. but they will need more rain soon if the wlnd and hot weather continue.
 Childrens Day at Ebenezer next Sunday has been postponed indefinite ly on account of the measles.
 Mrs. Ben Stephens returned to AT, genta Friday after two weeks visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs. M. J. West
 c. c. Wicker was business visitor to Little Rock last week.
 Jessie Harrell of Little Rock is spending the summer with his sister. Mrs. J. D. Trotter.
 Master Frank Darlington is recover ing from the measles
 Miss Lillie Nave Wicker returned home Saturday after visiting week with her brother, w. F Wicker, in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Harrell of Little Rock is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Trotter.
 How are those other clubs progress sing which Miss Allen helped organize thls spring? This one here is doing fine. The weekly meeting was at Mrs. c. c. Wicker's Wednesday. Those present were, Mesdames Whitehead, Wilson, Trotter, Wicker, Wood West, Mckenzie, Winkler, Puckett, Wilson and a number of children
 Postmaster Patton and family mo- tored out to k. M. Woods Monday evening.
 ! Our mail carrier, J. J. Brewer, comes in car now
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 A much needed rain was enjoyed by the people of greasy valley this week
 Everybody was busy laying by their corn last week. Several are through already.
 MT. w. K. Rooms attended to busi- ness in the city Thursday He visited his father, w. J. Rooms, who was i'll.
 MT. J. A. Titus and MT. Jim Jones hauled Irish potatoes to town Friday.
 There was singing at MT. Walker Halls Saturday night so they could try the new organ. Several people were there.
 Messrs. w. Hall and Lee Gosnell went to Jacksonville after MT. Halls organ and on the way back the miles got scared and tried to run away. The bits came out of one mules mouth, making it impossible to manage the team. The organ was thrown from wagon tongue was broken. Neither the wagon and slightly damaged Neither of the men was injured
 MT. Oscar Gosnell spent Saturday night with Oscar Whitfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Rooms and Mir. Lonia Whitfield took supper with Mrs. Price Friday night.
 Miss Etta Price went to Cato to see the doctor Friday. Her tooth had
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 Mrs. Etta Elrod of Texarkana has been visiting relatives here.
 MT and Mrs T. Hoekstra are the proud parents of a baby girl, Jewell Margaret, born June 20, 1916.
 Rev. Colquette, wife and son, Henry, of Russellville, are visiting Mrs. Wal ter Wilson this week.
 Misses Madge and Irene McClain called on Miss Lulu Berthe Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Annie Ermentraudt is visiting in Little Rock this week.
 Miss Minnie Tarpley has returned home from a visit with relatives in Little Rock.
 E. w. Dixon and family, w. P. Dix on and family. Frank Cloar and fam fly, Miss Carrah McCracken, Edgar and Thelma Dixon and Mrs. l.. A. Mil CT and two children went to Cross Pond fishing last Wednesday.
 MT. George Pye. Miss Kate Tarpley, Mrs. Jesse Dill and MT. and Mrs. James Crow motored out the Arch street pike through the storm district Sunday afternoon
 Miss Kate Tarpley's Sunday school class of Westminster Church gave picnic near MT. John Diemer's home last week. Several guests were in- vited and all reported pleasant time.
 Mrs. Fannie Diemer is suffering with a badly sprained ankle.
 Miss Hattie Hammonds Of Little Rock is visiting Mrs. Jas. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. L. B. Carmichael, Ouinton. MT and Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs Sam Hartw;ck motored to Pine Bluff and back Monday morning.
 John and Andrew Dixon attended the ball game at Kavanaugh Field Thursday afternoon.
 Ed and Eustace Wright attended the ball game Saturday afternoon.
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State of Arkansas. County of PuIaski=ss
 In the Pulaski Chancery Court. Elizabeth M. Stewart Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 19924 Wm J. Stewart, Defendant The defendant, Wm. J. Stewart. fs warned to appear In this court within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Elizabeth NJ. Stewart June 23, 1916.
 j. S. MALONEY, Clerk F. A. GARRETT, D. c. Gus Fulk, Solicitor for Plaintiff. Gus Jones, Attorney ad Litem. 19924-23- 30-7-14.
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is supposed to have been trying to get to water and fell in a well.
 Harry Mckenzie attended the pic nic at Bryant Saturday
 Jack Davis. who has been very i'll, is now convalescent
 J. M. Cleghorn made a trip to A. L. Pritchards slave mill Friday
 Ebert Crow visited Cliff and Pete Norman Sunday.
 D. H. Christian and family visited at M. l.. South's Sunday.