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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

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PIONEER REAL ESTATE GO
Has faf sale tla following Tr1pci
Twelve room Eo.mi.. nouso i0.l blocks
Eish, room Room,rs Hone, mra blocks
vest Of Z. u. 5000
six room House and lo, fss toler "..t %
r. o. $1,000.
lots IN orr Addition. $500
Business Lots in Business District -5El42
500.
Residence ard Rssiden,, Lots in all parts
% the CITY
Do ssn--uof those urlsd 90 make price,
Verv soon We wi he out with llst ".
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FOR sALE-i Rooms and Sleeping Porch
5Oxif0 10. lot on Copper. Price $500
$1,000 cash balance terms Pioneer Real rs
tate Go.
IT YoC ale interested IN a Theatre propose.
non See co. write Pioneer Real Estate
Co.
FOR sALE-Dessrt claim relinquishment. 30
miles from Demlne 100 acres hne land,
81 200. Wanted 10 borrow 81 900 on Min
brss Valley decided land 81 per cent inter.
est; an improved ranch Apply Box l17,
Graphic.
FOR saLE---or exchange Tor alfalfa hay, some
extra fine brood SOW with ltiers q pige Also
some extra hue dairv calves -1rowbriiee
Dairy. I3-l6u
FOR sALE-i4O.acre farm: 65 acres cleared
and under irrigation; 7-room house, barn,
chicken house. pumping plants. 80 peach
trees. fenced, price, $1,000.
SEE Us QUICK for an Al Moving Picture
proposition. It's a money maker right now.
Pioneer Realty GO.
FOR sALE-New house and ldt on Eirhth
street. s5oo.-Pioneer Realty Co
FOR SALE-l2 room house -Pionusr Realty
Co
FOR SAILS used cars. See l..
+. Brown. Beforehand Garage 50tfc
FOR SALE-2-room adobe house IN
two lots. close in. $3.50 cash. For
particulars, address Owner, Box So,
Dcming \. NJ. 50tfc
WANTED-Woman 70 DO general houseWork
Mrs. A. W. Pollard 400 Pine Street West
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WANTED-If you have a bargain In
business property or real estate list IL
successor to A. l. Sangre. @0s South
MISCELLANEOUS
ONE DOLLAR for mainspriae. Jewel or clean
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and accessorlss
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
= MERE AND THERE WITH
OUR CONTEMPORARIES

The Academy OF Lourdes. conduct
ed by the Sisters of ST. Joseph. 40
Silver City. opened for the fall term,
on Tuesday, September Ith
The membership OF the American
Red Cross has lusl passed The
$500, 900 mark. OF tins lumber New
Mexico contributes 5706 member.
Juan NJ. Ramirez. county agrcul-
tural agent stationed at Santa tc.
received word that the erasshopper-
are playing havoc with crops in and
around Santa Cruz. He saws farm
ers," a contraplion Of wood and OIL
cloth which costs 81 and which is
drawn over fields, trapping the pests
by the thousands.
.
President Bolts, Of the State Bar
association has notified Judge Lorm
{. Collins of Santa Fe, that the San
Ia Fe railroad has granted rate ut
one nd one third fare Tor the meel
Ing of the State Bar association IA
Roswell this month The reduced
rate will be in effect from September
L. TO - icnlusive
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Graphic Want Ads bring results
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
WANTED

Ms 4 ". Pollard. 800 Pine Street West :.
lc
WANTED-If you have a bargain In
business property or real estate list IL
with us. We can sell II. r. n Wing.
successor to A. l. Sangre, @0s South
Copper.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

IT YoC ale interested ia a Theatre propose.
non See or write Pioneer Real Estate
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
COVE CATCHES.

c. A. Sawyer is building a seven room dwelling on his farm just east |Ot town
 J. c. Goodman has been up looking |0fler the crops on his Benton county farm the past week.
 Fred w Gray motored to Mena on Monday taking load of boys from here Co De examined for the National Army.
 \ series of meetings is being held this week at the Mt. Pleasant church Just south of town hy the Rev. Eli jah Winfield Quite an interest is heinz shown
 Hasllel Young starts for San Mar eos Tex. on September 20, where he expects Co spend the balance of the year attending a business college lo- ealed in that city.
 ] II Scott has just received a new outfit for making sorghum and ex- poets to have it in operation by the last of the week. and will begin to make up his iye-acre crop of cane.
 Our public school is proeressing nicely with i60 pupils in attendance the first waek Last Friday evening they organized a Literary Society in connection with the school with the following officers President, Arth- UT Ladd, vice president, Miss Maude F0rtner. srerelary Miss Josephine Allen. assistant secretary Miss Clara SRwScr critic. Mss Beulah Hower- ton philomel.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
ACORN.

Miss Opal C0pes of Mena and Miss Estella Black of Heavener were yls filing Miss Della Turner last week.
 Miss Elta Garland, who is em- ployed as primary teacher i'll the Cherry Hill sch0o., is home for a slx weeks VacatlOn
 Mr and Mrs Fred Barron and iit- tle daughter Juanita. of NanderyOOrt are visiting friends and relatives at this place.
 Miss Pearl Barron and Reba An derson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mis- Ethel Anderson near Oak Ridge
 Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Barron. C. E. Anderson and children and Homer and Haman Hale were Sunday visit 0rs at the Henry Anderson home near Oak Ridge.
 The closing exercises of Acorn school for the end of the summer term will be held Friday night. Sep iember 2S \ fine program is prom lsed Prof w Homer Pigg and Oth- CTS are expected Co be present.
 On Friday afternoon the Acorn basketball team will give the Oak Ridge team their revenge on the Oak Ridge grounds Miss Della Turner vlil referee. The other onici8 have not ye, been selected. Oak Ridge played Ihacker last Friday. with score of % Co s in favor of the Former This game behQoNes Acorn tO play their best
 Those deserving especial mention n the monthly examinations at Acorn school in Primary are Aileen McMiiliam. Wv Black. Dale Barron, Jonah Class. Bernice Gass, Ethel Me- William. Anna Garland. Frankie An derson, Hamnlon Hale and Tony .Hale. Relta Thorsen: in the Inter- mediate are Fay Tucker. Reba An- derson. Brent Barron, Flora Belt, Lorene Garland. Guy Tucker. Clay ton kinkaid and Norbert Bluitt; in High school are Bonnie Garland, II0ka Hale and Edna Barron None .of these fell below a general ayer- age of % The best of these aver aged up to 96 per cent.
 School Kid.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
OAK RIDGE.

Prof. w. Homer Pigg and Mrs. Pigg visited our school Monday morning
 Miss Mamie Mattingly left Sun- day afternoon fer Nestyille. Ok, for visit with her sister MRs. Bill Woitman.
 Misses Pearl Barron and Reba An- derson spent Saturday night and Sunday with their friends, Misses Ona and Ethel Anderson.
 Miss Arizona Reed left Wednes- dav for Fayetteville to finish talk ing a teachers normal course. She will also take domestic science course.
 Mir. and Mrs. B r Barron and family Mir and Mrs P $. Schneider and family and Mir, and Mrs Roy Wilsmau and family were all din- ner guests at the Henry Anderson home on Sunday The afternoon was spent singing and eating water melons.
 The subject for debate next Sat urday night is Resolved that the
 Orks of nature are more beautiful than those of art. Affirmative. |. N Whisenhunt. Orville Mattingly and Ona Anderson Negative. H. K. Hogan. Roy Schneider and Mrs. Ag- nes Bunyard.
 The literary last Saturday was well attended and the debate was very interesting. There were no judges. The decision was left to the hearers to decide for themselves. Judge J. I. Alley of Mena spoke on the affirmative in place of H. H. Thomas, who was unable to he present.
 The 'Fhacker school and Oak Ridge played basketball Friday afternoon, September r.. The Oak Ridge play CTS were Orville, Alphonsus and Truman Mattingly. 0na and Ethel Anderson and Catherine Schneider. The Thacker players were Coatie Harrison. Bruce Bradley, Richard Holiday Mary Graham and Grace and Maybel Bradley. Mrs Agnes Bunyard was referee. Prof. Harper was umpire and Misses Mamie Mat tinglv and Rosa Straus score keep CTS. The score was % 10 in favor of Oak Ridge Pct
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
RICH MOUNTAIN.

A V Blakley, who is employed at HeaSener spent the weekend with homefolkS
 J A Maekey and Mrs. l.. B. Shell ton were transacting business in Mena Mondav
 linn sexton of Heavener spent sunday with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. ]. II Sexton.
 Miss Lulu shelton and Tom Little were the guests Sunday Of Mr. and Lon Seitz of Fogel
 X. C. Gregory has moved his fam lly to Page, Ok. Mfr. Gregory has eharge Of a saw mill at that place.
 Arthur Johnson left last week for earant, Ok, where he was called to take examination. Mrs. Johnson has gone to her sisters at Cherry Hill.
 Miss Anna Woods, home demon ssraliun agent spent Friday in Rich mountain to assist the girls with their canning club work. She also &isited the school and encouraged
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
HOLLY HITS.

The Sunday school at Union Grove is still going forward
 The Holly Sunday school has been suspended for the time being
 Mrs. Henry Anderson will preach at Union Grove next Sunday at fl a. m.
 Edith Brown, daughter of R. L. Brown, is still ill with remittent fever.
 Uncle Jim Ford and j. NJ. Bur nett Sundayed at the C. \. Converse home
 The singing at Aunt Sarah Har- ris's last Sunday was we'll attended and all reported a good time
 Union Grove school has clos the vacation II is expected to con- Yene again in about six weeks
 j. NJ Burnett and son, Ira. Perry Reed and T c. Jones on Foran Gap road attended the road debate at Oak Ridge last Saturday night
 Ethel kenworthy daughter of C. E. kenwOrthy who has been visit ing her sister Mrs. Ed Mathis at Stigler. Ok, is expected home soon. Brother James Dollar preached last Sunday morning He was un- able 10 fill his appointment for Sat urday night Hereafter he will preach on Sunday morning and Sunday night
 Our soldier boys. Fred Harris, Walter Kirkland. George Goforth and Riley Alston will leave Wednes- day for training camp They carry with them the best wishes of all their friends.
 Next Sunday night the Literary will discuss the question, Which has caused the most sorrow, war or aleoh0l2n The side of war is io be taken by Charles and Ira Burnett, the alcohol side by Joe Boehm and another speaker to be selected. J. R. Neal is talked of as the second speaker
 DnAamuofao
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
BIG FORK BITS.


 Walter l.. Bates baIed fine lot of hay last week.
 There is a fine lot of grapes on the mountain this year.
 Herbert Began, the forest ranger of Shady, was in Big Fork friday on business.
 Frank Hass Of Board Camp has moved to Big Fork, where lie Wlll sawmill
 Arthur Lilies of Big Fork bought a young mule from E. A. LeWis oi Mill Creek
 The Book sawmill, which was par tally destroyed by fire last week, IS being rebuilt.
 All remember our teachers meet ing Friday night and Saturday at the school house.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bates of Big Fork, are preparing 70 move to Glover, Ok, this week.
 Miss Ninez Fowler and brother Earl, of Greasy Spring, Nlslted sal urday night near Opal
 H. M Fowler and Jerry Lambert of Greasy Springs made a business trip to Mena last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Argie Bates of Glow CT. Ok. are visiting relatives and friends here this week.
 There will be a free vocal les son given next Sunday evening at 6.35. All come and help,
 Nr. and Mrs S. V. Heath and son of Heath Valley spent the latter part of last week in Big Fork.
 George Edwards and Dee David oi Clancy are hauling their cane to the Fried sorghum mill at Big Fork.
 Charlie Large and Ross Ayants Of Huddieston were visiting friends and moving Tom Harrison to Huddles- ton.
 Mrs Jasper Free of Free Valley visited part of last week with her sister. Mrs. c. r. Morphew of Dry Creek
 Mir. and Mrs. Cooper Standridge of Opal have been visiting relatives at Bi" Fork and are preparing to move soon.
 Mr and Mrs. Nat Benson. who have been visiting relatives al Fair view farm. returned to their home in Oklahoma.
 Mr and Mrs. James Roberts, who have been visiting friends al Glover, Ok have returned to their home at Big Fork.
 Misses Linnie and Lula Lilies and little brother of Dry Creek. visited Saturday night at the R. L. Putnam home in Haunted Hollow.
 MT and Mrs. Ora Patterson of Savannah. Ok, who has been Vis- ting Mrs. patterson's parents at Lit tie Missouri. left "Wednesday for their home John Hewlett went with them t0 pick cotton and dc other work Papa's Helror
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
ROCKY RUMBLEs.

Burt Ogden went to Texarkana on a business trip Saturday.
 Aunt Eliza Barber is again on the sick list, but is improving
 Earl Pollard went to Texas Sat- urday for a visit with relatives and friends.
 Everybody come to Sunday school next Sunday at 10 o'eleek sharD. and don't forget the prayer meeting at early eandle-light.
 Rev Biggs of Texarkauae accom- panied by Revs. Arnold and Williams of Hatfield, was at Rocky Sunday. Rev Biggs made a fine address Co a good congregali
 Willard Isowthers happened to a bad accident few days ago while helping Res Turner catch his mules. One of them kicked Mr, Lowther on the side of the head and face, crush ing Inc bones of the face. Drs. Campbell and Watkins dressed the injury Mir. L0wter seems 10 be do- ing nicely now and we hope he will ho out again soon.
 Our school is progressing nicely. Teachers and pupils all seem to be interested and the patrong and di- rectors are showing mach interest.
 Your scribe had a letter recently from an Oklahoma reader of The Star. stating that he had been watching the items and asking about the school and church at Rocky He is thinking of coming to Polk county to buy a home and wants 10 get in . good community. We feel sure that our inquirer could not find better place for a country home.
 Rocky Gent.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
PoTTER PIC.kuPs.

Rex. ]. D. Williams preached al the N. E. church, South, Sunday night.
 l.. [. Heath left Friday afternoon Tor Tupelo and other points in Ok lahoma
 T s. Linn is the latest car owner 70 Potter having purchased a 1917 model Fori.
 Alr and Mrs. W. r Aluxen Jeff MondaN for Texas to visit Mrs Mux- eRS m8ihen
 Argus '. Howe left sunday afler- aeen tar kalt smith Whera-Ae Will attend sehpsi-
 Gam arrived Tuesday after noon from Qpapaw. Ok, for a visit with bis parents.
 ' 5. Oliver is moving into his-old slaHd neyt door to where De has nlosi recently occupied
 Ar and Mrs l. Richardson of Hat field were here Sunaay with their da5ehler, Mrs Wi. Lowe.
 kale and Lucia Cartwright spent Sunday and Monday in Mena with their aunt. Mrs. B ] Stuart.
 Mrs Tom Nelson and daughter went ja Mena Tuesday afternoon tc visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beavers.
 Mir aud Mrs Hicks Tucker left Monday afternoon for thelr nome al Stamps, Ark Mrs. Tucker is a sis ter of I3. TT Owens.
 ]. E Hodges came down from Wesiville Ok. Tuesday with a crew Of six Cherokees to load out ties on Hndses Bros. yard
 The iirst bale Of cotton was einnct here Tuesday morning lt weigheC 52G pounds and belonged io teei iiisfuiaii who took t t0 Hatfield if fhe afternoon
 ". V. Chamblin and three sons and H. |. Bates and Haskell Gordon started on an overland trip tO Ok Iah0ma Monday They expect to bt away three or fnur weeks.
 Mrs. Rose Tucker and J. J. Owens
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20

a business trip to Mena last Thurs day.
 Bob Rogers and family Of Oklaho- ma. visited C. B. W0rsham and fam fly Sunday
 Mack Taylor from Two Mile at tended the pie supper at Cedar Fri- day night
 John Rogers and family visited Tom Rogers and family Sunday al Mountain Fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. w F Upton and children visited her father and fam fly Saturday night and sunday
 Willie Strawn. Carl Nichols and Jewel Gam of West Valley attended the pie supper al Cedar Friday night
 School Girl
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
BOG SPRINGS BUBBLEs.

Mrs. Jonah Shorter is visiting her mother in Oklahoma.
 Bogs Springs Hotel closed a very successful season September l5.
 James Cook of st. Louis is visiting his sister Mrs. C. G. Tennen of Bog Springs
 w M Wolf has returned from Joplin, Mo. where he has been em- ployed in the mines.
 Mrs Anna K Matteson left Tues day for Kansas City to visit her son, and to have her eyes treated
 J. J.eW. Loud went to Kansas City asI week to be treated for blood poison. Local physicians fear he will lose his hand
 Oscar Wilkins who is teaching the Bog Springs school announces a big entertainment Friday September 2S ai the close 0f school
 A F.. Gibbs who was employed at Tar City l9 he mines. received a very severe injury last week and is now at home recuperating
 Committee reports there has fiei been a single refusal to sign the road petition for rural post road improvement and extension in the Bog springs district
 Tuesday evening Miss Chloe Matt teson gave a heauliful party at the bird farm in honor of her brother. Ben Matteson- who has been called for military service and James Cook who is returning to a dental col lege at St. Louis.
 Mrs B. E. Dickinson. who has spent the summer at Breas Blown Cottage. returned to Shreveport on Saturday She is an enthusiast over the prospects of Ozark Heights as a summer tourist city. She sold seventeen lots to her friends. who expect to build cottages.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
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INK ITEMS.

Pea picking anG hay saving scems Ito be the order of the day ia this community
 Mrs Lula Edwards visited from Saturday until Monday with her parents | Shady Puint. Ok
 Mrs. Will Cole and children of near Pine Grove spent Sunday with Mf and Mrs George Scott.
 Mr, and Mrs. Will Allen and son. Huston 0f Potter. spent the weekend here with Mrs. Aliens parents. Mir. and Mrs c. B Perry
 Misses Allie and Bessie Brian, nieees of Q. R. Perry. left Monday afternoon fer McAlester Ok after spending the past two months here.
 Ar, and Mrs George Thomas and family who recently moved here lefi Tuesday afternoon for Cement, 0k- lo inaK- tiiefr fufttra home
 Cute few from this community were trading with Mena merchants Saturday, among them belng Q F.. Harris, Wh0 purchased a new Waeon
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
Correspondence
HATFIELD.
HaiIleId IIonors Soldier Boys.

Tuesday night the people of Hat field assembled at the school audi torium lo do honor to her depart ing soldier boys. Among those were Lloyd Morrow Mack Taylor, ] D. Taylor, Douglass Dover Jules Ogles- by William A. strawn and Frank Miller. In addition there was a number from Smithyiilc who were given an equal welcome with the home boys
 Patriotic addresses were made by Prof R. B Dodd. the Rev. w. B. Ar mold and the Rev. N 0 Hornsby, aft CT which a banquet was given the young men, their relatives and 0th- CTS. at the W. Il Terry restaurant. All in all each honor guest was made Go feel lbat he would carry Co the training eamns and. if 1t should be, to the battlefield. the love and the gratitude Of his town his friends and neighbors.
 Halileld's Hotel Sold.
 George Anders. a well known and popular citizen ef Hatfield, has pur- chased and taken charge of the Star Hotel. the leading hOStelry of this place which has for wears been con- dueted bv Mrs. W. II Mcdonald. lt is expected that ihe new proprietor will take steps to put the business on first class basis
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
FACTS FROM FREEDOM.

Our school will close next Friday Oliver Earnest has gone to Steed- man, Ok. to pick cotton
 C. F. Chamblln is preparing tc move to the vicinity of Wardville OK.
 Dee Hodges has gone to eDurant Ok where he expected to pick cot ton.
 J. Ii Maddox and family spent Sunday at the home of Dink Win ton.
 Ghas. Ballenline of Oden came on Sunday 10 assist J. R. Turner in Dr. H. R. Geiz recharged the dip ping vat at this place and at IoIa- tain Fork Monday.
 ]. k. Turner and family moved on Monday to a new home recently purchased near 0den.
 Mrs. Ritehie and four children left last Friday for Steedman Ok :. to visit relatives and to pick cotton. Aunt Eliza Sartain left last Friday to visit until near Christmas at the homo of a brother in Alabama.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Mckinney spent Saturday night at the home of Bun yan NFlnton who is still seriously sick.
 Mr and Mrs. Y X. Chamblin. Mir. and Mrs ] E Mckinney and Nolla and Oscar Cummings were trading in Mena Friday,
 Jesse Fountain and family who fafmed one of Mr. NaIers farms here thls summer. moved 10 Mena Last "Wednesday.
 Mrs. Newt Hilton returned 10 her home in Texas Monday after visit ing at he home of her son Richard. wlo recently bought the ] R Turn er home
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
BIGGER ECHOES.

School closed Friday.
 Mr and Mrs Tom suits wore in Opal Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Julia Standridge closed her meeting here sunday night
 Mir Stevens of this place spent Saturday and Sunday at Nunley. Mrs. Viola Lee left Monday for Gerty, Ok. where she will visit her father and other relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Stephens are making preparations to move back to their home at Nunley this week. Miss Eta Garland. who has been teaching school al lhis place. re- turned to her home at Acorn Sun day.
 Robert Borough and Harris Vim herly of this place made a business trip lo Mena Thursday where they were Go be examined Friday for the naval service.
 Robert Borough. Robert Thorn tom Jesse Simpson and Jim Barber. all at this place left Sunday for Little Rock. where they will work for while on tue training camps at that place.
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The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
HATFIELD NEWs NOTES.

The Nazarene meeting closed sun day evening
 J, c. Allen went to Little Rock Sunday on business.
 Miss 0tus Henderson spent Sunday with her parents.
 Will Grain Of Buchoma is visiting With homefoulks.
 Mrs. Butler of Potter paid the school q visit Monday.
 Mrs Harye Mcdonald has been quite sick for several days
 Rev J. p Williams and son re- turned from Ida, Ok, Tuesday.
 Miss Anna Woods was down look- ing after her elas sin home econom- ics
 Floyd and Miss Dolly peninger are visiting Red Williams family
 Quarterly meeting of the M E. church. South convened here Satur- day
 Dr Connaily and R. B. Dodd moiored to Old Potter Sunday after noon
 L. N. Hall informs us that the ant0 road to Smithvile is about completed.
 Misses Zela Cole and Audry Gam uf West Valley have entered school in Hatfield.
 Miss Rose Gaddis is here from Ok lahoma to spend week with Miss Pauline Dodd.
 Rev N. 0. Hornsby filled his reg ular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday
 Three carloads from Hatfield at- tended the roads meeting al Mena Friday evening
 Mrs Gales. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ike Henderson is here from Bethel, Ok. visiting her parents.
 Both sides of the road question are apparently dead in Hatfield since the meeting nj Mena Friday evening, Wonder why2
 Everybody is invited Co nSlD on the school campus Saturday the 29tn Dinner will be furnished for these who work
 NOTICE-- From this week on. vii be in my studio in Hatfield eN- cry Wednesday until 3 D. m. R. E. McCann Adv. 31 B. Il
 Dr J. A. Riggs. presiding elder of the N E church South delivered a lecture to the school Monday morning. Come again. doctor.
 Our school has boiled over to such an extent that tho we have added another room we are having to use chairs. stools or any old thing that We can get until we can make more room.
 Miss Ida Beavers. primary teach CT, spent Monday night in Gillham attending d banquet given in honor of the boys going to war, her broth CT, Frank. being one of the number Interest in school is growing There has been no day so far this term that We have not had several of the patrons with us. Monday we had Dr. Biges. Rev Arnold. J. D. Henderson. n E. Myers. Mrs Crane. Mrs Joe Anders, Mrs Cree, Mrs. J B. Williams and Mrs Bandy
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
TMO-MILE INVITES.

Daisy Mason and Irma Nichols spent Friday visiting the school at Old Cove. There was an ice cream oeI at the home of Charlie Hamilton Sat urday night.
 Rosa Daniel returned home Satur- day after a weeks visit With rela- tives near Hatton.
 Several of the young people en- joyed surprise party Thursday night at the home of j. E. Taylor. Houston Anderson and George Ping came in Sunday morning from Miami, Okla, to spend few days here
 Mrs. J. E. Daniels and children who have been visiting her mother at Wickes. spent last week with rel alives here
 Bill Daniel came in Tuesday morning from Nowata, Ok, for a visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Daniel.
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