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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-10-08
U. S. RAIL BOARD COST CUT

Monthly Pay Roll Reduced From
$570,07s to $25o,576.
Washington-A reduction Of nearly
$4,000 in the monthly payroll Of the
railroad administration since the end
of government control February 20,
was announced by Secretary Payne.
From 2,612 employees in February with
a payroll Of $570,078 the number drop
ped to 1,195 in August with a payroll
OF $250,57
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-10-08

Nine. Carlos Aranayo, wife Of the
confidential agent Of the Bolivian gov
eminent in Washington, has arrived
with her husband to live for the first
time In the land Of her extraction.
Though born in Paris, she was Tuck
ermap, a family well known In Boston
and Washington. She lived her girl
hood In Bolivia. where she was mar
ried. Her husband is expected to be
minister from Bolivia as soon as the
provisional government Of that repub-
lie IL recognized by the United States.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-10-08

Samuel Atkinson and Charles Alex
ander combined the subscription lists
Of the Pennsylvania Gazette and the
Bee and issued the first number Of the
Saturday Evening Post on August 4,
1921, and the Gazette and the Bee went
out Of existence forever. Thomas Cot
trell Clarke was the first editor Of the
Post. All old newspaper directories
give 1921 as the year the Post was
established.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-10-08
BEN" FRANKLIN NOT FIRST
Contention Made That New Hampshire
Had the Earliest Periodical in
the United States.

I claim that the oldest periodical in
the United States is the NewHampshire
Gazette, published weekly at Ports
mouth and founded in 1850, the next
in age being the Weekly Mercury, pub
lished at Newport, r. l., and founded
in 1853. 'Benjamin Franklin did not
found the Saturday Evening Post or
any other paper in 1928. The Penn
sylvania Gazette was founded in 1928
by Samuel Keimer, who did not make
q financial success of it and sold it to
Franklin. 1t was first called The Uni
versal Instructor in All Arts and Sci
ences and Pennsylvania Gazette. In
his autobiography Franklin says Of
Keimer and the Gazette: He began
his paper, however, and after carrying
it on three-quarters of year, with at
most ninety subscribers, he offered it
to me for trifle; and I, having been
ready for some time to 60 on with it,
took it in hand directly; and it proved
in few years extremely profitable to
me-"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
Serial No. 0fs83s
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
lOR-u. s. Land Office at HALEY
Idaho, August 10, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Adolph
Q. Hoelzle. of Bull, Idaho. who, on
February ID. 1915. made Homestead
entry. No. 016838, for NEH Wa sE
4, Section II; NJ NEA. Section
90, Township IA South, Range 13
East, Boise Meridian, -las filed notice
OF Intention TO make final three year
proof, TO establish claim TO the land
above described. before II. r. Powers.
u. 3. Commissioner, at Twin Falls.
Idaho, on the 4th day OF October,
1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Ethel X. Rogerse \, OF Twin Falls.
Idaho.
William ]. Smith. OF Rogerson.
Idaho.
Charles Interwes. OF Rogerson,
Idaho.
Grace DonnelI. OF Twir Falls.
IDAHO.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
ANNA CASE
rAn,ericdn I"
by ROY T. BURKE

NEW YORK.-Wherever there
II music In America the name OF
Anna Case Is known.
Women speak OF her God-giycn
voice. her charm OF manner, her
personal ~. and those little things
that only a woman can appreciate;
the way she wears her gown. those
subtle accomplishments that make
one woman queen where other
women are the judges. And men
delight TO tell OF her loneliness,
the beauty OF her smile, the ten
derness In her eyes. But back OF
all those charms is one God-giyen
Eit that has made her famous. a
heritage similar to that OF Lin
coin. Roosevelt, and many great
Americans.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
NOTICE To cREpIroRs

Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator OF the estate
OF Lovina McCleary. deceased. to the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication OF this notice,
TO the said administrator. at Filler, II.
county OF Twin Falls, state of Idaho,
this being the place fixed for the
transaction OF the business OF said
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
A. A. DAVIS GETS sEyENTY-ONE
BUSHELS WHEAT TO ACRE

A. A. Davis. living three and a half
miles west of Filler, reported yester-
lay that he threshed II y acres of
wheat Saturday that produced II
bushels to the acre. or total of 49,
$50 pounds. This is one of the best
Yields Of wheat to be reported here
this season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16

have seen great audiences
eeurteously applaud celebrated
singers on = program OF noted ar
fists. but when 7 . Case entered.
every person In 80 audience rose
and shouted with all the forvor OF
the roofing section mt champion
snip football game. "Casel easel
CAsel" What caused that?
NY hrst impression OF Anna
Case has been . lasting ono. or
all op~ratic and concert sopranos
| have met. she In inost truly the
American. II Anna Case had not
been gifted with one OF the most
exQuhite voices In America. IL she
were not ono OF the most beautiful
women on the concert platform,
shs would still be q dominant fg-
ure In any gathering, she would
stiil draw multttudes OF admirers
oy That most wonderful possession
her determined optimism-that
breathss the spirit OF true AmerI-
eanism. That heritage, nurtured
and matured by an early life OF
sarrfnec. IL the secret of her sue
ceaa.
In the little New Jersey home
WHERE she was born. the music
world sho wanted to know was
trownsd on. Hut she was an
American. and abe earned her
way. BY day she Travelled from
home to homo In that little com
nunfty swing lessons to reluctant
utus fingers and in the evening
shs studied = course of training
that she herself had planned. She
ean{ ~ churches. at festivals, and
analiy. unknown and practically
penHtisss. but rich In grit. deter
minAtion and Americanism, came
10 New York. determined to be-
somebody In the music world.
the dress she wore at her first
concert recital In New York. she
borrowed, but she herself earned
every cent that paid her way to
fame
The world now knows OF her
soecsee ~ an opera singer and
soueert rccitaiist and as a featured
.rtist for tho phonograph. Homes
nat love good music possess a
recreation OF her
'oice. every true music lover
you'd be- ashamed TO say that he
Ia not heard her Ia concert re-
ftal.
But few think when they see
'er on the concert platform. the
All, graceful American woman
ppiaudcd by thousands. that she
~ once . lonely. often discour-
ssd. pennIless little girl who
rive faithful old horse In sun
htne and rain from little home To-
Tile homo TO earn the pennies
lnt meant her success today
w know that this world
lplauded star once deprived her
NJ OF everything but absolute
pcce<ftfcs SO that abe might meet
- weekly singing bin and than
'netfce the new lesson until the
idntght hour. Few frow that
= weary little head often rested
most TIL morning on the plano
~ tn the plain little New Jersey
IlArc home OF har childhood.
Her hss II typical OF the life Of
z own hirthlsnd Her COURAGE
= grit. her never ending deter
nation 20 accomplish her ideals.
constant sacrifices overcame
pry obstacle and made her what
u todsy-Anns Case.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
WALTER AND sHEARER'S AUC-
TION DATES

Walter and Shearer. auetioneers,
announce the following series of
livestock sales. all but one OF which
are for registered offerings:
October 10, Hayden and Leland,
registered Shorthorns. county fair
grounds, Filler.
October 20. c. A. McMaster. reg
isfered Shorthorns. Twin Falls.
October 2l. John Silyers. regist-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16

estate.
Dated August 81. 1920.
w. s. McCLEARY,
Administrator OF Said Estate.
w. d. ellis, attorney for said estate
Woods Bldg, Filler. Idaho.
First publication Sept. 2; last pub
LEGATION Sept 30.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
PEACHES, GRAPES, PEARS AND
MELONS NOW o NMARKET

Catalogues and watermelons for
sale I'm patch. Elberta peaches, grapes
and pears all on the. market now at
orchard. Bring boxes. John S.
Gourley. Phone COS.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16

Hstats OF Steven n. Mcbride. de
ceased.
Nosie~ 10 hereby given by the IN
aersiened Minnie y. Mcbride. admin
ntrAtrx OF the estate OF Steven ID.
1ebride. deceased. to the creditors
o. and all parsons having claims
aeninst the said deceased, to exhibit
then with the necessary vouchers.
vtntn four months after the first
pssueeucn OF this notice. 10 the said
eeninhtrstrfx. 1T Filler 10 the county
- Twh Fails. state OF Idaho. this
esen9 the place fixed for the trans
Aeeica OF the business OF said estate.
Dated August IL. 1890.
MINNIE J. MCBRIDE.
Adniniatratrix Of Said Estste.
~. D. oiilis. Attorney for Admits
0atrx. Woods pldg.. Filler. Idaho.
! yirst publication Sept 8; Last pub
asae,oa Sept ~.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
view nETHEL NEWS.

Venson Green and wife are moving
to Oklahoma this fall.
w A. GLADDEN., Glen RoWeb ana ram
ilv left for Texas Tuesday.
The New Bethel basketball team
practised Saturday evening.
F,eyrybody lis getting ready 10 gather
their crops and make molasses.
A bow was born Monday, September
13 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilley-
Brother Nations will commence a
meeting here sunday. September ~
Ebert Meek and daughter. Letha,
were up from Ida, Ok. saturday ana
school win close Friday All the
parents are invited TO be present in the
Mrs. Caiicotte and son. Arch. left
Sunday for Little River county 70 WISH
SUNDAY school every Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock Come and help carry en-
the good work.
Mr.. Arthur and family left Wednes-
day of last week for Texas where they
will pick cotton.
Miss Arabella Martin Of Grannis was
a guest at the Meek home Saturday
night and Sunday
fus from Watson visited friends and
relatives here Friday and Saturday.
singing class was organized at
this place a few SUNDAYS ago. alvin
Cartwright was elected leader and w.
A. GLADDEN. secretary, There will be
singing at the school house every sun
day afternoon at 1880. Everybody in
stranger.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
CENTER porNT crRcLErs.

Jim Turner of Mena visited at this
place Sunday.
T. T.. Hol1owell won the champion
shin at spelling match Saturday night
Orestus Turner. who recently sold his
farm to DR.. Dunman, is preparing TO
erect a dwelling near his fathers home.
Luther Shepherd and wife VIII move
to Cove this week, where he has EN-
ploymert. :.
Bunyan Cummings and family left
Friday for an over-Sunday visit with
relatives at Muse. Ok.
Luther Cummings and wife are Pre-
pairing to return to their nome az
Board Camp Wednesday
Several families from this place at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Mary NIX
on at Rocky Sunday evening.
Aunt Eliza Sartin arrived home trl-
day from 4 three months stay at the
home of brother in Alabama,
John Cummings and family spent
SATURDAY night and Sunday At the
home OF Curtis Patton, near OliYei
Chapel
FIRE which spread out over consid-
cradle timber land, DESTROYED the OAK
Grove church building on Thursday al
ternoon Of last week.
Mrs. Eli Turner arrived home SUNDAY
from Texarkana. She reports that her
daughter Mrs. Doyle Hughes, who was
operated on, Is doing as well as could
be expected -,
William shaw and wife and Mrs
Marvin Cummings and danEhIefs
started on the homeward trip last Fri
dav They We're accompanied nome Dy
Mrs Nancy Cummings
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
ACORN KER yELs.


Johnnie Rae owens Is on the sick
list this week.
W. L Green of Mena was an Acorn
visitor SATURDAY.
Sorghum making is all the go At
Acorn this week.
@. r. Hale made business trip to
Page last week.
Miss Iona Bales spent the week end
with home folks at Mena
Mrs Frank Monitor Is suffering from
severe attack of hay fever
W ~ Mcdroarty has force Of men
Mrs y NJ. Owens attended the funer-
al or Mrs. Nichols at Mena Sunday.
Hrover Barron of Muse Ok was Wis
ting his father. =. Barron. last
Rev. Hollenback closed a protracted
meeting at the school house Sunday
IS. II. Golden and daughter. Miss
LLQttie' attended church at Union Grove
Mrs J. NJ owens returned last week
from a weeks visit with her son at
; Mr. Clay. forest ranger. was doing
some special work In the Acorn forest
The new school seats have arrived
and viii be put in during the vacation
for the winter term.
Brook Templeton arrived SATURDAY.
from lMssScufa. Mont. for a visit with
friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins of New Orleans
were in this community last week
looking for a location.
Mrs. Mike Cullen and daughter q,
firnvener spent Monday with her sis
ter Mrs r. w Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Townsend OF
Mena We're visitors at the John Owens
home Sunday evening.
Ar, and Mrs s. J. Fleming and chill
drcn OF Mena were week end visitors
~ the j. c. Garland home
Il. 1. Barron lost a nice Young heif
er last week. when it fell in an ole
Wei OH the MeAdoo place.
Mrs T. r. Haasiett and son Of De,
Queen spent last week with her broth.
err. Harry Petefsh. and family
Mrs Sallie Anderson Of the Gal
Ridge community visited Mrs Bel
Anderson last week and attended the
meeting
4 Frank Monitor shipped all OF his
surplus everbearing strawberry plant.
At a fancy price TO firm at Bay CITY
Tex He has had calls for many more
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Beauchamp and
children and Mr.. Beaucha mother
returned 10 their home in Horatior
Thursday after an extended visit witt
Mrs. beauchamp's brother O. G. Crews
and family
The little five year old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mullins died Satur-
eay night after an Illness Of three
months. The little one was buried AT
owens Ghapei Sunday evening". The
Rev. and Mrs, Oslin conducting the
funeral services
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23

Most crops IN this community are
Il. Rigsby and daughter Miss
Rolla. came up from winthrop satui7
day for a few days visit with Mr; RIGS
by's son. Horace. and fainils u
ports crops are very snort IA ihat pol =
SUNDAY school every sunday morn
Ing also christian Endeavor ever
Sunday night Everyone come out ana
help to improve this tfne work.
Mr.. and Mrs James tinch anu son.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rogers pc
fore Tearing for Camden. where ineN
expect 70 make their home
There was a singing and musical en-
tertainnent at the home of Perry Thew
Saturday night There was lots OF me
vocal and Instrumental music.
r. FL Stockton who sold his farm q
few weeks ago has purchased a hne
farm west Of Mena.
Everyone come out to prayer meet
ing next Thursday night,
Several farmers in this eommunit y
have been very busy the past Wees
with their cane. All report me
Ed Rogers decided he would keep up
with the times and on Monday, with
p TreT. went to Vandervoort and puf
chased q Ford from Grover johnson.
Mrs 9. Council was stricken with
paralysis last week, but is reported
Jasper Barton of Piney Grove visited
friends IN this community Sunday
The protracted meeting conducted
by the Rev N. Q. Hornsby Will begin
next Sunday night Everyone come
prepared to help In this work ana %
enjoy the meeting. Everyone eoraial
Honey and lie
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
OLD POTTER.


Mo1asses making is all the go this
week.
Rev. Dice preached an excellent ser
mon here last Sunday night.
Miss Zula Suddeth and Clarence owen
of Potter were visitors here sunday.
Mrs. F'lagg and daughters viii leave
for Dallas, Tex, Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs Doyle Hughes. who underwent
an operation at Texarkana. is reported
recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs JEFF Lowthers and
daughter. Miss Stella, visited relatives
at Big Cedar last week
The singing Sunday afternoon was
well attended. As Mr.. Denman could
not be present Mr.. Cunningham con-
Quoted the class.
There was good ball game here
last Saturday between Dallas and Old
Potter The score was 3 to in favor
of Old Potter. The two teams will
play Board Camp at Dallas next Sat
urday
Miss Maude Goodwin returned to her
home at Checotah. Ok. Saturday, after
an extended visit with relatives anc
friends in this vicinity Miss Grace
Pirtle accompanied her for visit al
Checotah.
School Kid
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23

had accompanied her sister. Mrs Doyle
Hughes. for medical attention. Mrs.
Hughes underwent an operation at the
Michael Meaehef hospital Monday and
was recovering nicely When Mrs Cum
mings left for home.
The Baptist Sunday school euloSed
an outing and picnic dinner Sunday on
Mountain Fork near the new bridge.
Ed Myers made a business trip TO
Texarkana Monday.
Presiding Elder j. L. Cannon and T..
T. Fowler OF Little Rock, were in Hat
field Monday evening aud held n
meeting at the Methodist church In the
interests Of Sunday school work
MUM BY bringing the first cotton OF
the 1920 crop TO the gin last Saturday
Mr. Terry did the ginning free Of
charge, the cotton sold for S0Ss cents
pound, and premium OF SAP was
made up by Hatfield business men.
thereby enabling Mr.. Schultz 10 realize
slS6.52 on the 47o pound bale.
Lee German last week purchased OF
property near the planer. and Thurs
day moved 70 same Mr.. White has
moved his family to the Mrs. Barnes
house 10 the west part OF town
Mr. and Mrs. John Bratcher and Mr..
and Mrs. w A. J Smith Of Mena spent
sunday 10 Hatfield, the guests OF Mrs
Ebb Moore.
Miss Olive cauaei of watson. OK.
VIII make her home with her aunt. Mrs
Ebb Moore. and attend school here this
year.
After three months visit with their
sons, Ed and Tandy, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Myers departed for their home in Ala
bama Monday afternoon
J. G. Craft of Little Rock was here
Monday night instructina the T. %. o II
lsneampment Work was exemplified
IN the Patriarehal. Golden Rule anc
Royal Purple degrees, NJ G. Dale being
the candidate.
John G. Harker deputy grand master
Clouse and Sumner Pitcher attended
the /. o. Q. F lodge at Granns Satur.
day night
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
HArFIELD HArpENINes.

II. r. McCook left the arSf Of this
week Tor Texas where he viii spend a
month visiting relatives and attending
- basiness matters. During his abb
sente T. Fl. Daniel win assist Mr. Hut
son in the real estate business
Miss Alice Williams spent several
days with home folks last week. and
returned 70 her school work at Fort
Smith sunday.
Miss Lima left sunday morning for
Fayetteville, being called By the serf-
Gus Illness of Miss Jessie. --latest re-
porf she WAS resting easily.
Miss yelma Henderson. who is at
tending high school In Mena. visited
over Sunday with her parents.
e. a Proctor Of Mena was Hatfield
y. c. Gaddis made a business trim
70 FORT smith last week.
aervoort spent sunday with the Tib
rSnf r. b podd and daughter. Mar
jorie. from near Texarkana. spent
Thursday here visiting with their Hat
MI. and Mrs. r. r Rork returned on
Monday from Nebraska. where they
had spent the past month visiting rela-
tiTes and friends
Mrs. Lena Lane Of Womble is visiting
e the home Of her sister Mrs r.
Members Of the Eastern star enjoyed
= social evening at their hall Satur-
day evening. Refreshments consisted
II fce cream and cake.
4 Fl Williams has purchased from
D. w Bowers the building uutil recent
II occn MED by mr. Powers az e sestass=
rant He will remodel the Interior and
pat ia stock Of groceries and feed
Mrs Luther GninminRe returned on
Tuesday from TSxarkana. where she
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
cRANNIs GRAINS.

Hal Pearson has come In for a visit
with home folks
Miss Vivian Mathis was home Satur-
day and Sunday She Is delighted with
her school work at Cove
y , FRYE n building an addition to
MS house. He has one Of the Dretfiest
residence properties in town
The folks at Ozark school had a pie
supper Saturday night and they report
q reEular Charlie Chaplin time
homer yaught and wife have been
visiting Mrs yaughts mother. Mrs.
y. II. Robertson. the past week.
The court epidemic Is still raging
i having broken out IN Mena. we hear.
been confined 70 Grannis
Miss Leslie Poe returned from De
Queen Saturday whore she has been
attending the Sewer County Teacherxs
Institute Miss Leslie VIII teach al
ben IafHand this year
Miss Ivy Jones entertained the sun
day school class OF Miss Leslie Poo ii
;lef home south Of Grannis SATURDAY,
evening There we're twenty six young
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
wIcKEs MAAEs.

Fred Mills went GO Deoueen Monday
Fred Scales visited in DeQueen last
! Mark Roberts visited home folks
Sunday.
Mrs p. Lebow is visiting relatives at
Nandcrvort.
Mrs. C.. III Jett Jr made n trim to
Mena Friday.
Walter Brench made business trip
TO Mena Monday
Born, 70 Mr. and Mrs. O. wiikerson
Henry smith mas purchased the home
OF George Burnham.
onie Kuykendale Of Bunch entered
school at WickeS Monday.
Mrs. A. c. HiggInbottom was a Mena
visitor Friday and Saturdav
Mark Cook Of this place attended the
haptizinR at Grannis Sunday.
Charles McClelland left Monday for
oklahoma City, where he has work.
Mrs. r. w. Hanley who has been very
sick Is reported better this week
Mrs. VIII Finkey who is visiting
relatives here Is reported very sick.
Mr., and Mrs ] NJ. Tomlin have pur-
chased plano from Mrs c. III. lett Sr.
Mildred Mallcn who is teaching at
day
! Richard Massey Of Hugh Springs.
Tex. is visiting his sister here. Mrs.
DR.. y L. Rollins was called to see
Mrs Frank Steward. who Is reported TO
be Very sick.
= tlOWd VI etdH& IptkS enjoyed the
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
BFinkle Sunday
Rev. Hammond of vandervoort was
elected pastor of the Baptist church for
the following year
Miss Georgia Phillips who has been
working in Mena is here visiting her
sister. Mrs Joe Cook.
The. BAPTIST association VIII begin
here Thursday night and everyone is
expecting a great time
Miss Marteila Jett returned home
from Meua SATURDAY. where she had
been attending ST Joseph academy
Mile Tonlin who has been visiting
left Tuesday for Marble city. Mo.
whrfe ne has accepted position as
Miss Pearl Compton VINO has been
attending Mena high school returned
home Saturday and began her school
work here Monday
The fosndwinE attended lodge in
Alsha Monday niRht. J. r. Rose. J. ].
toss. Roy Hester. J. Al Felts, r. q.
Daniels, O. 3 Lee. and A. G Higginbot-
tom.
Miss Geneva Rollins who left about
two weeks ago for Brinkley Ark. Mon
roe county, writes that she is assistant
teacher there IN the school near Brink
ley aud is at home with her aunt. Mrs.
Eva Gibbs who Is principal Of the
sschooi. We are all glad to hear Of Miss
IeneFa's success.
Miss Bessie Parsons and Earnest Pru-
1T was united in marriage by the Rev.
2. l., Rollins Sunday at the home OF the
brides parents. Besides the family, Mr..
and Mrs Claude Ross. Mr. and Mrs.
" els. Mr. and Mrs. Bruer and MIR. and
Mrs stemples were. present to witness
wish them long and happy life.
Yin and Tin
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
CoRTyTH CoAxEs.
;tranger.

school at this place viii close on Fri
dav, October /.
Miss ATilree Smith spent the weekend
with Mena friends and relatives.
Corinth people are enjoying the beau
tiful autumn days in the cotton patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright have sold
their farm here TO a Mr. Stockton Of
Hatfield
Enoch Embry and Miss Ellie Wiles
spent sunday in Mena with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman shirley of Ran :
som visited Sunday afternoon at the
G. w Wiies home.
Mrs Il. u Mcbride and son, Tom and
Mrs G. Wright spent Sunday at Owens
Chapel with friends.
non and Ed Mcbride attended church at
Ransom Sunday night.
A. 3. Palmer of Tehiaeana. Tex. has
been visiting the past few days with
Mr.. and Mrs y. w Cannon and fam
ily
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Scott and three
children spent Sunday with Mrs. Scotts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Swank, Of
Mnna