Ripley County democrat., 1918-08-30

Athnr Barrett, o. Slkestoh, Has
,hese last sweek visiting home folks
Homer Wi,hrow and wife were here
Sunday visiting relatives and friends
pete Hara lson was here from FAIR
dealing "Wednesday looking after hpsl-
ness matters.
Miss Mae Scott goes TO Flat River
tomorrow, where she has been en-
ployed to teach school.
| Ben Owens made horse selling tfip
over into Dunklin county the past
week and came home Thursday.
II. v. Ford, secretary ofthe army <
lIM. G. IA. at Camp Pike, Little Rock, is
lhere the guest Of Miss Lille Page
M. and Mrs. Ed Murdock and child
ren are here from their home at Pine
| Bluff, Arkansas, visiting relatives.
A Miss jessie Bunk is at home from
Springfield where she flashed q oasi-H
mess course at the Commercial College
i Miss Neya Hancock left for Iilmo,
Missouri, yesterday, where she VIII
teach school for the ensuing school
lyear.
Mac Borth returned the past week
. from Jacksonville, Tennessee, where ne
/, went with the bunch that left here 70
work there
VI (, L. Klein, Of St. Louis, 10 the en-
0 oloy cf the Bell Telephone company, y
J here visiting Carl Kind, Of the Doni'
. phan Telephone company
Miss Marvin Campbell returned tc
IS Columbia last Wednesday, where she
o viii take the senior class course In the
a journalism schoo, vt the University.
n link Mornts was here from Buffalo
Wednesday. having broughthis daugn
e ter down to arrange for her entry int'
y the Doniphan High School for the mex
" term.
y Assessor A. Y Moore Is making
clean sweep assessing property =
has been working over on the extfem
lie west side the past week and is MAXIM
ae It thorough as he goes,
= w. o. Stewart started Tor Detfoi'
! Michigan, last week Thursday, hav'nI
= expactations Of Job there. he nc
= only got job but was offered as man
as he wanted, but was Satisfied with IN
fe one he accepted at the Ford Aui
1T, Works. His family will join him d
ek fore long
~ =, The Doniphan public schools WI
I" omen for the school year Of 1918 ~ NO
7" Monday. All the teachers have oet
secured except one for the teacher
en-, training course, and until some suitab
ted person is secured for that positic
lly, Professor Ed. Foard, the superinten
vi emit, will have charge Of the classes,
. John Wisniewski, one OF the w
!, known Polish citizens living in the I
luski neighborhood, died at his hoI
last Sunday noon, being sufferer ir'
yer cancer of the stomach He h'd oe
ms m for some time His age Was
isit years. He was one Of the best kno'
and and highly respected citizens Of
mas the Polish settlement.
nj. Herschel Lewis came down from
~. home on Big Barren "Wednesday
IA today leaves for Camp Dodge, io'
'aaa where he is to take special course
training for limited service in the arr
Hendrickson McNabb goes with b
les and there is a call out now for
Nm more limited service men to go TO va
oad, Greenleaf, ,Lytle, Georgia, the call 70
Tor filled some time between the tst and
was OF next month, which will be next We
turn There lie also a general service call
nand stenographsrs for local board work
Up at ,..u. r,..r;s s,a,
n .S,as on their return to their home at
=, troit, Michigan, last Saturday, a
a.,.. visit here with his parents, Mr.
M Mrs. L. Harris. Charley arrived n
g ! Sunday and found his notification
ana order TO report at the Great Il
naval training station awaiting him
'sday having enlisted In the navy, at Det
and some time ago, and had been worl
has right along while awaiting orders
stan left for the naval training station y
ast as nesday, and is now wearing Y
ap- naval uniform.
u. Miss Bee Cotton is home from
sn.ra lumbia, where she attended the
~ mer course Of teacher training IN
MN. higher studies There were bet
I. !, 800 and 900 young ladies attending
s.,a course this year, and not more
4 III 800 or 400 young men. and usually
',aas- figures are reversed there being
- a. or three times a. many young me
,,n;rs there are young ladies In the ola
Niles Bee will return to Little Roc
about two weeks as her school dutl