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The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Denartment Of the Interior, U. D
I,rd Office at Harrison, Arkansas
april 9Th 1920. Nd
Notice is hereby given that Vard !.
Bfahop. OF Usage, Arkansas VINO on
Nav 8rd. 1917, made homestead entry'
No Wn7l. for VIZ NE fire 4, sec
ran a. Township rs " Range . W.
5rn Principal Meridian, has filed no
ffra of intention to make three year
Proof l1 establish claim to the lana
.h,va described. before Register ana
Receiver. United States Land once
N Harrison. Arkansas, on the lZth
day pE May. 1920. ,,
Claimant names as witnesses; WIN
~rmr.. Ncah U1wer,1n Tom Bishop
and Ww. -uno1 al of Usage, Arkah'
rND r. g..NUgNIN Register.
a.. Publication Harrison Times
tr#I fN. 1000.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

!. {. f. Olvey. Assessor of Boone
County, Arkansas, hereby give notice
that ! will be at the several townships
in Boone County on the day and days
herein specified for the purpose of
assessing all the taxable personal pro
perty OF the county, and the taxpayers
are hereby warned that unless they
appear in their respective township on
the dates mentioned and assess their
personal property that the Statutory
penalty will be assessed against them
Townships and Dates
Summit, (Hilltop) Monday, May ;,
1920.
Gather CGaither) Tuesday, May 4,
1920.
Crooked Creek Walnut Groye)
Wednesday, May ., 1920
Eimwood )ElmwoodD Thursday May
6, 1920.
Ewing, Friday, May Z, 1920
Blythe lHarmon SchoolhouscD Sat
urday, May S, 1920.
Zinc lZincl Monday May TO- 1920.
Sugar Loaf tSycamoreD Tuesday
May II, 1920.
Sugar Loaf lead HID Wed and
Thursday, May - and l3, 1920
Elixir lKcener forenoon, Bergman
afternoOnl Friday May A.
Washington, Saturday, May 10, 1920.
Prairie (EyertonD Monday and Tues
day, May II and IS
BellefOnte CBellefOnte) Wed and
Thursday. May l9 and 20, 1920.
Jefferson VALLEY Springs Friday
and Saturday May p and 22
Carrollton (Alpena) Monday and
Tuesday, May "a and %, 1920.
Batavia (Batayia) Wednesday May
&c, 1920
Bryan CCapps) Thursday May 27,
1920.
Lee (schoolhouse forenoon, Myrtle
afternoon Monday May 81.
Bear Creek, Tuesday, June /, 1920,
Omaha lOmaha) Wednesday, jung
?, 1920. /
Long Creek Burlington) Thursday
June g.
Young forenoon schoolhouse, ate
noon Shaver Friday June 4.
Jackson FrancisJ Saturday Jm9 .
1920.
Olyey COlvey) Monday and TueF
June T and s. 1920 |ICE
HARRISON CHarrieon) ThWs
June 10 to June 19, inclusive, 1922
c. e. OLVEY kotc
Assessor of Boone Co. ,nistrs
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NOTICE Foa PUBLICATION

,.,,r,ncnr of the Interior, 4, $ LAM LaW'
.. ogp'rr 1r ""y "H"g'1."a. Nhm-a- April y, l9.o I.,,,
l''mI.norn of omaha. Nrh49n,o-. ,,,r Wa2' .6' OH
<.,,m0.r 5ln ioli MAD" uIYy-'.... ug,Yiy. ..r.rr,"n
rry No. 0igt1s. for SEA ID 3D. rovn,nIr
sl and 80 -NA, oGruo" .m prnr.p1I
=; l,d Noglo no. a-'r lied uoGc, of intention M ,o
N,Ilu'1., nI.., .' ,nar Proof. To- establish c,llu
m'Tr IN inr '"T ,nd Above d.-rea n",or" g, @GS %G
i" 1y,nr and Rrrcvrr, umDrd -mlg. Laa1n ana oH G,,
rr Al Harrison, Arkansas, "n lh' '''" "''
Of Nay 1920. ..,,...,.. WIbcr
claimant names as N,iI,,S' p.n,h al
clover. John clover, ana h'tt' ''
OBJ "'"'S no l.. CLENDENIN, Reslste,r,,.
First publication Harrison 'I''' N''
iIm 1920.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
WILSON A CANDIDATE IN
EVENT OF ANOTHER WAR
INV n- rn-l-N rr...

WASHINGTON, April 27-President
Wilson will be a third term candidate
if war breaks out in Europe, as it
now seems possible, former Senator
Hamilton Lewis decared Lewis visit,
ed Secretary Tumulty, who said a sec
ond war follows every peace. If war
breaks out the people will call on
Wilson, he believes
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
HOSPITAL FOR HARRISON

St Aldemar's Commandery No. 10,
at its regular monthly meeting last
night, voted to sponsor the PROPOSE
tion of building and maintaining a
hospital in Harrison.
1t was directed that the Board Of
Trustees. composed of c. d. Allison.
J. NJ. Shinn, and Roy Milum, hold
a special meeting next Monday night.
May 3, to draft a set of bylaws for
the government of the hospital asso-
citation. 1t is proposed to raise
$4,000, which will enable the Board
of Trustees TO build, equip, and
maintain a first class hospital
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
Mrs. Obie Taylor left today for
visit to Fayetteville.
Mrs. R. c. King Tells Wonderful
Story About Rats Read It.

For months my place was alive
with rats. Losing chickens, eggs
feed. Friend told me to try RAT
SNAP. I did Somewhat disappointed
at first not seeing many dead rats
but in a few days didn't see a live one
What were not killed are not around
my place. RAT-SNAP sure does the
trick" Three sizes, 25c, soc, $1.OO
Sold and guaranteed by City Drug
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NOTICE OF COMMISSION

Notice is hereby given II within .
man. as SSiOner in h virtue .
and for Boone County Arid court
Of a judgment and decree hlQ2O,m
rendered ON the 6th daytime New
case pending therein Ind T. g..
England securities cons. and NJ
Alexander, Trustee, are hanl~, Will
j. Harp and others, applWeen the
on the % day Of April, ,brcnOm and
hours OF ten O'Clock lnt the south
three O'Clock in the aiurt House in
Front Door Of the COuS. Oner for
the city Of Harrison,I ! highest bid
sale at public outcryhth,. the fol-
der on credit Of t1afcd i'm the
lowing described ARKANSAS, l0Wlj.
County Of Boone, SGr the Northeast
The Northwest QUE of the North
quarter and the ~oIght LSN Town
east quarter Of ~cgm Range LS)
nip seventeen ~
West b. .gn-f, % iudg.
said sale VIII bcinamud lrNrnjan
Iurni against the km interest IRON
Tor the sum OF S3ttd al tine rate o
dat" Of Judgu"nlEm together wit
eight per cent N
an costs of This A. Will be require
Purchaser O. SEeI security bear
lo give note w Jrul per amWm am
ing interest at s. nn said lands d
a lien Will De
purHa>c price And Chi, the 2nj d1
Given uudpnF
OF APRIL i92U,hT\N commissioners
WILIlrr-m Time, April au
First pub'ICUt
iUJN
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UNDERWOOD is ELECTED
DEMOCRATIC SENATE LEADER
nv fine LnLl-L rr-..-

.By the United PrgSsI
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Underwood, of Alabama, was elected
Democratic leader Of the Senate by
a unanimous vote Of the minority
The caucus lasted five minutes. Under,
wood intimated that another caucus
Will be held to discuss party plans,
No statement was made regarding
the policies Of Underwood. The elec-
ton revived treaty talk in the Sen
ate, because many Republicans feel
they will reach an agreement under
his leadership.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
PLAN SUBMITTED TO CURB
SPECULATION IN SUGAR
N - IuLtrI prc.. !

WASHINGTON, April PA new
plan for curbing speculation in sugar
has been written by Department of
Justice Attorneys and members Of
Congress and will be submitted within
a few days. 1t was learned that such
a measure is planned by Representa-
tive Howard, of Oklahoma, to be pre-
sented as soon as the results Of the
Department conference with sugar re-
fners is announced.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
GOVERNMENT REOPENS FIGHT
WITH STEEL CORPORATION
LRy thc NnLtcd PrcssN

Washington April 28-The govern
ment has asked the Supreme Court for
a rehearing of the Antitrust case
against the United States Steel Cor
poratiOn, which was recently decided
adversely to the government
The request for q rehearing was
made by Solicitor General King, Of
the Justice Department, This action
will reopen a long fight the govern
ment has made to dissolve the steel
corporation and have it declared a
combination in restraint of trade.
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49, ! Soldier Boy How "cooties"

a. y Soldier Boy How "Cooties'
10" Got Such a Hold
ION Won that the battlefronts
r,pe we're swarming with rats
49,, tarried the dangerous Vermlh
,hsed our men misery, Don't let
rotl lring disease into your nome
,,,, YOU see the first one get RAT.
Sb That will finish them quick
T,e sizes, 25c, SOC, $1.oo. Sold an'
,kanteed by City Drug store
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MaRNlna oRnaR.

m OH. Boone ChnuE Court March
I.w I.-.
.... Waters. NHWh,
ul. Waters. defendant
ru. Stale ur Arkansas. .....,.,
NIB. defendant opal waters !, WaIneu ils,i
,. Irr.g. In rn, court within thirty GAYS
and answer tur complaint Of lhe p'a'n''h'
.t,n nni.rn nug hand This 29h day OF
WILL NORMAN Clerk.
r.f "unrrlrun Times April 3, 1920.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
COSTS MORE BUT PRICE is SAME

Foleys Honey and Tar is the or
.gtpal and genuine honey and tar
cough medicine. 1t costs Foley x Co
more to make than it dosts others to
make mixtures Of cheaper ingredients
INIT it costs you no more than the
cbcap mixtures, Containes no opi-
otes Children like it. For coughs
colds Group. Coffman Q Kirby.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
OPPORTUNITY FOR AMERICANS
TO LEAVE MAZATLAN GIVEN
-nr o. In-1.L No..

WASHINGTON, April 27-Ameri-
cans desiring to depart from Mazat-
Ian, Mexico, left April %, on the
Steamer Senator, which is due at San
Pedro, Calf, Wednesday, the State
Department was advised today, A
clash between the rebels and federals
for oesessiOn of Mazatlan is thought
imminent.
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,.JepNiNn ORDER.

u m. Boone ChaucerY court Marc"
Tum 1000.
d B. Williams. plaintiff,
IuuIa Williams. Defendant.
mn. State of Arkansas: -
III. defendant. irlue Williams. is .,rVl netV
rr warned u appear I'M this court Wi'hil
mrI. DAYS and answer thr complaint o'
rn. ramun. %. O.. Williams. ,
Given under my hand This s9ln Gay W
0-r,. WILL NOiWNN. Clerk
"u.ua.nu Times April O.. 1890.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Mrs. Walter Petit has gone to
Srigler, Okla, to visit her sister, Mrs
Iona Sigmon, whe has returned from
a course OF treatment by Mayo Bros,
and Is still very ILL.,
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E
NOTICE OF COM

/ j. viii.
lol the .
Notice is N'iirtue of
| BDune Chancer, ,,.,'r
/ a judgment aI ,'I' n.E.re.
/ rendered ON T. ~ ,r
/ 1920. i'm q rass ,,'. ~. ~,
I'm j. L. R0wli ut .,.. Wv, - ,.s
/ ROWI md fs ID '' n1
/ day OF Nly.F ...''' ,,a. ,,,'
". ''" , q. tounty Court
'"' frrisOu Ark
House i'm 4 '''-", ...r., ~,
ansas. oGe1 d '...'r' r w.
der no pub wing '..' a.,
three molt ..''.. ID. ,-,..,, Wv,
tate lyn3 .a.' o' ..' "'"
County Il ..
sas to-wt 'N.'. '-'' '"
Am md ,....r..,..
rr, rr. tera described a.
,,Ir,,. ..,.,. 1 Southeast corue
'r..." r.a.t tartar of the North
n, ~ thence West 6"l
.,.t .' +orth 69l2 yards
,,rl yards; thence Sout
thars place of beginning
fei. fquartcr of the NorJl
Titud ten acres i'm tn
fr of the Southea.
SontNorthwesl quartz:
,Son Twenty.tour va
ntceu Ol0 North Rams
ToI2ll West coE'a'nu
~ and twcnty-nine acr.
nrm be made for the p,
tfying q Judgement for d
Zoo with 6 per cent nt"",
sry % 1920. together wi
n this suit
Ior at said sale will he
give note with approved
IN a lien win be re,a.ned
s. tin the said purchase pr
full
3 INV hand as such Conn
.fs the Sth day of April ].
WILL NORMAN
Commissioner I'm Cham.
publication Harrison Iu
1920
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior L..
once. Harrison. Arkansas. April >
NOTICE j, hereby given that Go
Lmgcnrcllcr. Of Usage, Arkansas,
April lilh. 1919, made hOmr~tel
40. OI6,356, for VIZ SW4, NW \
section I3, and NEI NElI. ~
Township f. North, Range % !
Principal Meridian has filed nOt
tpuDion to make COmmutatI0n Pr
tabji,h claim To the land aboyci~
before Register and Receiver, Uqe
Land once. at Harrison, Arkuf
2Olh day Of May, 1920. e.
Claimant names as wimcsSCd,
Baker, Bert ShackIcrord, and ! Of
an Of Usage, Arkansas, and Jb
Tumpklns. Arkansas. kr.
JNO. /. CLENDENIyNprII
FIRST Publication lIarrI,ou
i7th 1920. -
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Mrs. Jack Halter is expected
home in a few days from an extended
visit to Texas. Her sister MIS-
Brookshire. will be gone another
month,
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,unnnInn ORDER

n OH. Boon. Dumcoy court March
I.w IHaN.
....u umH. NluNr
-r.r um.l n.r.m1I1t
IH. -... uI A.#n-a-.. .. ,.....,.,,
III. H.muIm. m'uh DuJgr Is Etrt1g itllg
WARMED . appear Boo tn.s DnNl' Niiul's III
.... H... .# .mrw'" tne c"ln.a -ui
....u ..... mg hand ms 29th day OF
-r,I. '.- WILL NORMAN, Clerk
r.r ruTnmuu Times April 8, i9.O'
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D'l Z

60 do mice, once they eat RAI'SNAf'
And they leave no odor behind Don't
to,,o our word for it--try a package
Cats and dogs won't touch it. RATS
pass up all food to get RAT'SNAr'
Three sizes, -
25c size Il cake) enough ior 'an''S'
Kitchen or Cellar.
5Oc size g cakes) for ChicKe"
House, Coops or small buildings
500 size Is cakes) enough LOT d,
farm and outbuildings, storage ou''o
Ings, or factory buildings ,,
Sold and Guaranteed by CITY Dru'
store.
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INC ORDER

Hnurury Court
III lh' ~ Securities Company ~
cOrp0rauouH
PlaInln,,
h Nellie Ellsworth, and
william bir Nrkau,a, 10 the above
IhG al. Nculc Ellsworth. in
You agmm no days and answer
lh,s coUr above named plamlli,, ,,,
romplantr nv nanl q, clerk of The
-, Given gIy Court and the seal there
- hooMg Dl2nd DAY Of APRIL 1922,
sea-, lion Time, April 3, 1920.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Des Moines, April 27-One man was
killed, one fatally injured, and three
are missing, and the entire city
is without gas as a result of an ex.
plosion of the gas company plant
The cause is undetermined. One
body was removed and officials are
searching for others.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

England's bill for liquor in 1919 was
60 per cent greater than in 1918, but
wait until the real rush Of American
tourists begins.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

LONDON-Noticing, on returning
home, that painters had broken his
clock, william Peskett gloomily de-
clared Somebody's going to to die in
this house" Shortly afterwards he
collapsed and died Of heart failure,
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
Thomas Wilson, who has

Thomas Wilson, who has Deen
visiting here, has returned to MS
home at Myrter, La. His Wiie' VIM
uos Miss Dinnie EoG, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elem Eon C
! BellefOnte,
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Washington, April 27-The capture
by Mexican rebels of two towns and
two Federal military trains is claimed
by General Alvarado, revolutionary
representative here.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

What blessing it would be for the
world if we could start fued between
the Turks and the Mexcans.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

John Middleton, of Omaha, was q
Harrison visitor Saturday
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
ICE or APPLICATION FOR AU
-HCElTY TO SELL

koftca is hereby given thal as o"-
.nfsfratrix of the estate of Charles
I Whnsett. deceased, ! VIII ON ,lg
bth day of April, 1920. apply to lne
|oona County Probate Court Tor au,
horfty to sell the following lands Oh
said estate, to-wlt: ,.u,,.
NEl of SEH. Section T. and NV -
If SWr Section S, township 90
North. Range 20 West, for the pehen'
Of said estate. ,,.u.L
Dated this the l1th day OF March
1920 .,,,,,,,r,r,,,
LILLIAN NJ. WIITSETT,
Administrative
First Publication Times, March 10
1920.
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SEIZE $4,000 WORTH OF
LIQUOR IN WHITE LIGHTS

New York, Aug. 7.-Detectives
late today raided Moltaka's resaur-
ant in West 49th street, the heart
of New York's white light district
and seized $4,000 worth of liquors.
Thirteen men, including two bar
tenders, head waiter nine walters
and a man said by the police to be
the proprietor were arrested. Sever
al hundred persons attracted from
the theatre crowds, witnessed the
raid. s-S(
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Local
News
: personals

DR.. James H. Austin spent Sum
day in Greenwood.
R. L. McCracken spent the week
end in .Abbeville.
Miss Ira Hamilton spent Sunday
with friends in SaIak.
Ward Jameson spent Sunday
with his mother in Honea Path.
Bubber Bates spent the weekend
in Van Wyck with his parents.
Miss Nina Bee of Edgefield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. L. Mabry.
Mrs. George Boxx and son, Will
liam, are spending some time with
Mrs. J. L. Sprouse.
Larry Wilson spent Sunday with
his father, G. S. Wilson, of Warren
Mrs. Laura Faulkner spent Sun
day in the country with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Ferguson.
Miss Virginia Cochran, of Monroe,
Ga, is visiting her cousin, Miss Eve
lyn McAllister.
Prue Bell has returned to the city
after spending a week with his par
ents in Antreville.
Miss Debby Owen has returned
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Sam
Seal in Logansville, Ga.
Mrs. Albert Wilson returned
home yesterday after weeks visit
in Ware Shoals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Power and
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children are visiting relatives at
Brownlee.
! Miss Susie Mabry spent Sunday
in Greenwood with Mrs. Herbert
Allen.
, Frank Clark has returned to the
city after spending several days in
Richmond, Va.
Miss Leah Tate of Anderson is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Tate on
Magazine street.
A. B. Cochran of Monroe, Ga.
spent the weekend in the city with
relatives.
Miss Norma Cheatham of Colum-
bia is here on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Cheatham.
Miss Hattie Roche of Columbia
spent the weekend in Abbeville
with her father, P. A. Roche.
Miss Ruth Woodhurst is taking
her vacation and is visiting Miss
Charlotte Telford in Cornelia, Ga.
! Miss Annie Smith has returned to
her home in Anderson after visit
to Misses Eva and Sophie Reames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Simmons
of Anderson spent Saturday in Abb
beville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bristow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mcmillan spent
Sunday in Campobello.
Miss Della Wilson returned home
Friday from Columbia, after spend
ing a month with Mrs. Hughey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ramey and
children spent Sunday in Sharon
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Schram.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hall and Miss
Bertha spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j., C. Campbell in Antreville.
Mr.. NJ. L. Alewine, Mable, Amos
and Broadus Alewine of Antrevile
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Hall.
Mrs. Albert Wilson, who has been
with the ]. NJ. Anderson, Co., for
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he goes to return home with Mrs.
Calvert, who has been in hospital
in, that city for several weeks. Mrs.
Calvert's friends will be glad to
know that her stay in Chicago has
been of great benefit to her. They
will arrive in Abbeville Wednesday:
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ONE time has accepted position
with Mrs. J. S. Cochran in the milli-
merry department for this season.
j. S. Stark left yeterday to join
his family in Southport, N. c. for a
week.
i Glenn Baskin of Honea Path
spent the week end in Abbeville
with friends.
! Mrs. Stuart Miller and children,
Margaret and Mabry, are spending
this week in Newberry with rela-
tives. g..
Mrs. E. B. Stack and two sons,
Erwin and Jones Miller, are in AL
beville visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Miller.
Davis Kerr Jr., returns home to-
morrow after having spent several
weeks at Union and Winnsboro
visiting relatives.
Henry Culbreth is off from the
Candy Kitchen for few days rest
and has gone to Greenville to visit
relatives.
Miss Margaret Burton, who has
been visiting friends in Abbeville,
has returned to her home in New
berry. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
son, Joe, of Ware Shoals spent Sun
day in Abbeville with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Hammond.
Rev. A. J. Quattlebaum of Jack
sonville, Fla, is in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Maxwell and
Miss Daisy Maxwell.
Charlie Darracotte is taking his
vacation and is spending several
days with his sister in Athens. Ga.
Well miss Charlie and his fine
watermelons.
Miss Lily Miller, of Laurens, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
R. McAllister on Greenyille street,
left Monday for Winder, Ca, to
visit friends.
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nephew, l.. A. Murphy, are spend
ing some time in Atlanta with Miss
Murphy's cousin, Miss Bernice
Christian.
T. R. Gallman left Friday for his
home in Newberry, where he ex-
poets to enjoy the comforts and
happiness of the good old country
life for few day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Black, Misses
Hannah and Virginia. Cochran and A,
s. Cochran spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Nc.
| Kee near Due West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and chill
dren motored over from Dublin,
Ca, to spend several days with Mr..
Hills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Hill
Mrs. Marvin Hughey and hand
some son, Marvin, Jr., of Columbia
are in the city spending some time
with Miss Della Wilson. Mrs.
Hughey is pleasantly remembered
as Miss Sadie Hutchinson.
Miss Esther Bowen is taking her
racatinn She is snendirr few
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Mrs. w. B. Wilson of Columbia
arrived in the city Saturday to spend
some time with her parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Eakin. Mrs. ]. B. Ellis
came up from Greenwood with her
to spend the weekend.
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days with her home folks in Antre-
Vile and then she will spend some
time in the mountains of North
Carolina.
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M. T. Coleman is at home after
spending two weeks at Caesars Head.
Mr.. Coleman states that there is an
immense crowd of summer guests at
the resort and that the weather has
been unusually cool for the past ten
days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Brown ard
babies of Spartanburg are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Arnold for sew
eral days. Miss Lila Mae Arnold of
Antreville has been with them for
some time and Miss Gertrude and
Eugene Ashmore of Greenville and
Miss Grace Elrol of Piedmont spent
the week end with them.
w. A. Calver. left Ab5eville Sat
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Miss nellie Murphy and little
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ONE time has accepted position
with Mrs. J. S. Cochran in the milli-
merry department for this season.
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w. A. Calvcr. left Abocville Sat
urday at noon for Chicago, where
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Miss Esther Bowen is taking, her
acation. She is spending few
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-09

]. S. Stark left yeterday to join
his family in Southport, N. c. for a
week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-09

Mrs. Albert Wilson returned
home Yesterday after weeks visit
in Ware Shoals.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Power
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-09

Miss Lily Miller, of Laurens, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
R. McAllister on Greenyille street,
left Monday for Winder, Ca, to
visit friends.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
Kaiser's Haven Nearly Ready.

The Hague, March s.-Night ant
lay saints are WORKING On the KAISER :
n,a e. tdcncc al Doom and it Is re
ported lie VIII move there from An CT
onIcn May l.. y high ltncc alb or'
the house at Doom, to which obey
ton was made at iirst because IT OBJ
structcd a public road, is NOW near
completion, the authorltle, having
waived opposition 10 the wor>
\ trainlUad OF furniture arrived at
Doom from Berlin several month,
ago and recently five additional tIucN-
loads were received there. The hulid-
ing has been radically remodeled
hall OF the first floor being prepared
Tor Count liohcnzollern 5 occupancy
while one OF the wings will DC given
over to the eX-emprcss.
While unprotected by high walls
or a moat, the Doom estate is now III
realty i 2OO-acre cage that can be
easily guarded and within which the
Dutch government expects William
OF Hohenzollern TO spend the rest OF
his DAYS.