Ripley County democrat., 1918-09-27
The Democrat.
Local and Persona! News.

Wes Hay, from over near Gatewood
vas here first oi the week.
J. Il. Morrison came home last Sat-
prday evening from q weeks visit at
st. Louis.
XXX. Shemwell and Wiley Everett
gent to Oregon county on stock deal
On Wednesday last.
Phil Unterberger, Of the Grand Cloth
ing Co., isin ST. Loais this week visit
ing and attending to business matters.
w. W. Martin returned TO ST. Louis
last Fnday TO continue the Farm Loan
Bank work, and was to go to Kansas
pity for base.
The Fourth Liberty Loan drive will
open tomorrow Ripley county Is
called upon to subscribe for $4,000
worth Of bonds
Cliff Clark, another Of the Doniphan
boys working at Jackson, Tennessee, at
the DUPONT works, came home We'd
pesday evening 70 Ell up his cues
tIonaire.
Roderick Proctor and family returned
from their trip to St. Louis last Friday.
Mr.. Proctor went there to attend the
flrand Lodge meeting Of the Masonic
body Of the State, and took his family
along to visit.
Charlie Roberts. living Just over the
line in Oregon county. was here over
Monday night. Doniphan is Charles
market for stock, grain and other SUR
plus farm products, also his principal
place to trade.
Rev. A. L, Carter, who had been
here visiting DR.. G. H. Martin and
family, and his wife and children,
started for Greenfield, Illinois, where
he will assist In conducting an evange
listic meeting the past week.
Walter Garrison came home last Fri.
day from. Camp Macarthur. Waco, Tex
as, where he has been since called in
the draft three months ago. He has
been honorably discharged from the
service on account Of physical disa-
bility.
Gus Lewis came home from the Du-
Pont works at Jackson, Tennessee,
Wednesday evening. Gus is employed
! ~ guard and deputy sheriff at the
works, and they have much fun run
ning down sellers Of white moonshine,
that persist in getting out Of Ken
lucky into Tennessee
A bunch Of our boys undergoing
special training at camp In ST Louis,
came down home last Saturday ON a "a
hours furlough and visited their folks
anlil Sunday afternoon. The party
consisted Of Milburn Russell, Virgil
Worley, Charlie Boster, Tom Ryan and
Clarence Wright. They left here Sun
DAY afternoon on their return, going to
the Bluff by auto
Mrs. Sophia Trobridge came in on a
Yisit to her parents, Peyton OdoE and
wife. last Saturday, from her home at
/. Drumright. Oklahoma She was ac-
eompanied BY her daughter, Miss
Grace Glover. who will remain with
her grandparents during the winter.
Mrs. Trobridge says that ]. Y Swain
is now In charge OF the Office Of the
Oil Company by which he Is employed
and that he has fine position and is
doing well
Rev. J. W. worsnop and Judge d. B
Young left Wednesday for Charleston
10 attend the st. Louis District Confer
ence Of The ME. Chur,h. South. Rever-
end Worsnop. win not be returned here
as he has accepted the position OF dis
trict superintendent Of the children's
: Home Society Of this State, and his
work in that line will be In the vicinity
of the city, and their home will be In
81 Louis. The many friends Of Rev
Worsnop will regret to lose him from
this community as he has always been
20 pleasant and active In all good
things that have been undertaken for
the tetterment Of the people. His
Church held him In high regard and
the circle ofhis influence extended be-
yond the environment Of his denomina-
tion. TEE DEmocRAT wishes Reverend
worsnop and wife a happy and sue,
cessful future in their new sphere.
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