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The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20

Ellen Lemaire, Mason Henderson, Miss Violet Lawrence, MT. Clarence Loekert, Mrs. Longcoy and son and daughter and son-in-law, Clifford Longcoy.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. White and her little son Jack called at the Lemaire home Sunday.
 Mrs. C. Louis ald her little daugh- ter Dorothy called at the Plainview school Friday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Louis and little daughter, Dorothy Louis, left for Heber Spring Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Ratcliff called on Miss Ellen Lemaire's Sunday evening. Mir. and Mrs. Jake Hemmralth have movde back to Terrytown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Y. E. Rosecrans and daughter, Mary. called on Mir and Mrs. E. R. Hunt of Alexander.
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The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
ROCK ISLAND HAS
 ORDERED LOCOMOTIVES

The Rock Island Railroad has or dered from the American Locomotive Works, fourteen Mikado locomotives for freight service, to be delivered during December, 1921, and Ianu- ary, 1922. This order supplements the order of B locomotives pur- chased by the Rock Island last year, all of which have been delivered and are in service. The new order of To- comotives will increase materially the freight motive power of the Rock Island, in readiness for next years traffic.
 The Rock Island also has ordered from the General American Car Com pany two hundred composite coal cars, which will be delivered during December of this year.
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20

tober IS, their wedding anniversary, and also his birthday. A large crowd was present. After wishing the young couple many more years of happy life, all left for their home at late hour.
 MT. Browning, the road boss at Pleasant Valley, has been working the Mountain road from Pleasant Valley toward Wye. He got sick and had to stop for time, but the work already done Is a fine job, and the Wye people wish to boost him for his ability to make a good road. We hope by another year to have a good road from Pleasant Valley via Wye Free Bridge, over Mover mountain to Little Rock. As soon as this route is cleared of rocks and stumps, so it can be used, a delegation of autos and rigs filled with boosters will leave Bigelow and make the trip over the mountain. There will be speak ing all along the route, with horns and bells and other noisy instruments there. Everyone turn out and boost for good roads.
 Rev. Ira Holbrook left Friday for Oklahoma, where he will do Chris tian Endeavor work. He will be gone several weeks. This will be his work this year, and he will have more time to spend with his family. For the past four years his work has taken so much of his time that he had very little time at home.
 M. M. F.
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
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 Virginia Rutter fell from horse and hurt her arm quite badly, but does not think 1t is broken.
 Will and Fannie Jernigan's baby is very sick with pneumonia.
 The men who worked on the road last week are busy this week getting in their crops. And will be ready to resume work on the road next week.
 Mr. Beck arrived at Free Bridge last week just in time to miss his dinner and the christening of the bridge. We were sorry, but when he is rambling for his dinner he should ramble a little faster, or ramble around the stopping places. Our good things 'were completely gone, excepting what we had prepared for our widow and her little children, so did not have a thing to offer him. Better luck next time.
 Ghas. Triplett was business caller at Little Rock this week.
 Taylor Cox, Leo Underwood, Anda Mann from Houston are driving cat tie to Little Rock this week.
 Judge Allen of Perry county will look over the county line road some time this week, preparatory to making a good highway. There is no place in Arkansas where they have better material for road building than here on the mountain.
 MT. and Mrs. Aznoe were pleas antly surprised by large crowd of relatives and neighbors, about 65 or 70 were present and everyone en- joyed good time. 1t was Mir. and Mrs. Aznoe's 35th anniversary.
 Mrs. Leo Underwood planned surprise for Leo Saturday night, Oc-
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
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 Miss Ruth Rowland visited her .;sce at Conway Saturday and Sum- day. =. c, p h;lJren of Carlisle, visited his sister, wrs s V [. Cochrane, Sunday. D Mir. and Mrs. Horace Williams and rttie son of Little Rock, visited his '.oiber. as Mrs. L. E. Williams, Sunday. Mrs Mrs. Bertha Jones of MabeIvale and H. H. Crawford were married recentIy. Mrs. Grawford has moved to Little Rock.
 Those attending the fair at Bryant Thursday night were: Misses Etta Francis, Margaret Dixon and Jean Smith. and Messrs. Mim Jaynes, Wal fer Combs, Fred Crogan, Ed LewelIen and Eugene Armstrong.
 Mrs. V. L. Cochrane and Mrs. Sal lie Covington visited in Bryant Fri day
 4 crowd from Mabelvale attended the Fair at Sweet Home Friday night.
 We had splendid preaching serv- ice Sunday night The subject was sBlind Bartimeus,s and it was a service in songs It was a very unusual service and was greatly en- joyed by all.
 Misses Louise and Vivian Cochrane and Alice Eaton visited in Bryant Sunday.
 John A. and Channel Crandall, of Bryant, are visiting in Mabelvale.
 Visitors to Little Rock Saturday were: J. C. Wynne, Mrs. L. B. Barnes, Mrs W. W. Bolick, J. H. spier, ". [. Cochrane and daughter, Vivian, and Mir. and Mrs. ". P. Toombs.
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
dinner guests of Miss Ella Deaton

dinner guests of Miss Ella Deaton Sunday.
 There was large crowd at Bethel slnglng Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Davenport and daughter, Cor die, were the dinner guests of Mrs. Ioney and family Sunday.
 Mir. Deaton and MT. Davenport went to Concord Sunday.
 MT. Poison and two boys have gone to England to pick cotton.
 MT. Davenport was the dinner guest ot Mir. Deaton and family Sunday.
 Eula Adams was the dinner guest of Martin Hall Sunday.
 Perley and Omey Toney spent Sat urday night with MT. and Mrs. Black of Tip Top. HONEY BEE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20

of the Order of United Wmen provides Adequate Life In those who might otherwise be able policies The member ship of the Order growing rapidly throughout the
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
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 The weather is fine but we sure need some rain. We sure wish Mir. Beck would ramble around some.
 There was a nice crowd at church Sunday. There was one addition to the church.
 Miss Ellen Lemaire called Miss Ruth Ratcliff Sunday.
 Henry Rosecrans called on Oscar Hackney Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. C. J. Lemaire called on Rev. MT. O. D. Fultz and family Friday.
 Jeff Steele and Mir. Hackney have chills.
 Mrs. D. v. Hurley called on Mrs. Steele Sunday evening.
 There was a birthday anniversary at Mir. and Mrs. Holmes Saturday night. The ones present were Miss
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
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 Sunday school was held at the regular hour Sunday morning As our superintendent, Mir. Fulton Far ris, went to quarterly meeting at Con- cord, Mrs. Harvey Price conducted the service.
 Epworth League service was held at the home of c. W. Black Sunday evening on account of bad lights at the church. Miss Mildred Paris was leader for the evening. Those on program were: Misses Vida Pen nington, Margie Hanks, Clara and Louise Clark, Ruth Springer, Stella Black and Floy Hogan and Mrs. Robert k. Green. After the program a business meeting was held. A com mittee was appointed 10 fix the lights at the church and 1t was voted to have our prayer meeting services in the homes of the community instead of the church. Mir. Black invited us to his home for our next service, which
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
AN INACTIVE LIVER

is the cause of ninetenths of all Sick. ness. ONE BONDS Liver Pill at bed time will stimulate your liver and make it perform it's duty naturally. DON'T TAKE CALOMEL. BONDS PILLS are
 better. They CURE HEADACHES, BILIOUSNEsS, CONSTIPATION. DE- ZINESS. PIMPLES, etc. ONE little pill at bedtime, is the dose All dealers, 25 cents, or 5 for Sl.00. Adv.
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
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 Juanita Deaton has been very il, but is improving. Fred Sherrod has been i'll but is. improving.
 Mrs. Nease IS very i'll today.
 Jewel Brothers is awfully sick.
 There was a large crowd present at the singing Saturday night at Mir. Morton's.
 Saturday was sweet potato digging day in this country. John Hutchins, Tom Deaton, Walter Lewis were very busy with their potatoes.
 May and Minnie Smith were the
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
BUSINESS INCREASES
 EVERY DAY

This firm Arkansas Mail Order Drug store-has outgrown all expectations There was time when their parcel post business would be attended to in a few minutes. Now they have a man employed especially for this department, and he's kept busy getting out drugs, sundries, per fumes, hospital supplies, face creams, toilet articles. rubber goods of best qaulity, etc. This store has earned the reputation, name. ly, f.You can get it at Snodgrass & Bracy's.' Send in today your mail order. Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store.
 SNODGRASS X BRACY'S MAIL
 ORDER DRUG STORE.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02

they will visit their grand mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Powell.
 Frank billiard of route 5, is visitor in our city today.
 Mrs. J. r. Jones will leave this ofter- noon for her home in Fort Morgan, Colorado. Mrs. Jones was called home on account of the illness of her husband
 ". C. T. U. Postponed, owing to the serious illness of Miss Jeanette Me Kenzie. The regular meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be postponed to meet two weeks from tomorrow at o'clock, in the afternoon.
 . Miss Esther Suckle is spending the week end in Texarkana. She was ac- companied as far as Hope by her brother, Louis and little Saul Stein Louis will spend a few days in Hope with his aunt, Mrs. Leon Stein.
 The band gave their opening concert last night to a large and appreciative aud ence. We await with great deal of eagerness for the next concert of the seanson.
 Mrs. H. C. Williams of Conway is visiting her mother, Mrs M. H. Bailey. She was accompanied home by Miss Thaila Darlington, who had been wis ting her for the past month.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02

sounds good doesn't it. It is good. See it acted by Anita Stewart at the Gem tonight.
 James Emory of Hope Motor compa- nv. of Hope, spent last night in the city the guest of G. W. Allspaugh
 Rev. c. P. Walters returned this morning from Fort Smith, where he has been visiting for the past few days.
 Mrs. Mollie Gossett arrived last night from Little Rock, and while in the city she will be the guest of Mrs. w. B. Waller.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02

J. J. Tyree of route 5, is in the city today.
 H. E. Rouse made business trip to Ozan today.
 Mayor R. P. Hamby made business trip to Hope today.
 webber Skinner of Rosston, is in the city today and was pleasant caller at this office.
 Call at the Nevada County Hardware company and hear the new June Victor Records.
 The National Guard will meet tonight for drill practice. All members be on time at ' :00 o'clock.
  See Anita Stewart at the Gem tonight Harriet and the Piper"-name
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02
SOCIAL-pERSONAL
 Telephone Social Items Pieayune-Phone 232.

Martindale, of Arcadia.
 Hanson Jackson of Sutton is in town today and reported fine crop of oats, in fact the best he has ever raised Mrs o. Ov Thompson will leave to- morrow Oil her vacation. She will visit in Little Rock and points in Louisiana
 
 Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore returned this morn ing from Philadelphia, where she has been visiting her nephew, D. B. Brown.
 Saturday Special.
 The cheapest ever. Calico at 5c per yard at Farmers Supply Co. 60 2t Mr and Mrs. NJ. L. Moore and fam fly of Prescott, were week end visitors of MT. and Mrs. Be. Acker.-Herald (Hope).
 John Powell, Edgar and Eskridge, sons of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Gordon. left this morning for Gurdon, where
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02

M M. MAHANY Who tells the truth about Mexico at
 Chautauqua John Dixon of Rosston is in town to day.
 T. J. Landers of Emmet is in the city today.
 ]. C. Stegar went to Texarkana on business.
 Geo. Fuller of Mt Moriah, is a vis- itor here today.
 N. B. Blevins made a business trip to Blevins today.
 Miss Beulah Nolan is spending the day in Little Rock.
 B. H. Logan made a business trip to Malvern today.
 Monroe and Neal Frisby went to Cur don today on business.
  Robt. Almand and daughter of route 5, are in the city today. Ben Covington went to Hope this morning after short visit here. Dolphus whitten and family motored down from Gurdon last night.
  Rev. and Mrs. w R. Barham are visiting Walter Ridgell, near Boughton. B. c. Barksdale left this morning for Fl Dorado to resume his work there IL Rhodes of Hope returned to his home this morning after a short stay here.
 Mrs Douglas McSwam of Emmet, is visiting her mother. Mrs. w NJ. Gree son
 Oscar Thompson and lite daughter Mary Lee. of Emmet are visitors here today.
 Mrs F L. Osborne and little son will spend the weekend with Mrs. o>horne's mother in Fmmet
 Paul Cobb. who has been looking over tbe oil situation at Rosston, returned to his home at Hope.
  Mrs NJ. F. Boles left this morning for Longheach. La, where she W'a spend her vacation.
 
 Saturday Special. The cheapest ever. Calico at Dc per yard at Farmers Supply Co. Co 2J Miss Hattie Martin will spend the week end with her brother in Emmet She left today.
 W. c. Mutt returned last night from Fordyce. Mrs. Mutt and children will remain for few days. Misses Thelma and Pauline Hill of Hope. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ruth
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-02

Miss Georgia Marsh. who the past term returned to ns' Fort Towson, Okla. 0aa Miss Lii Pittman, who n.. tending school at Linaon. W Charles, Mo, returned th,s No. 5. 'uaIl
 Notice to Teachers l will hold the regular on., animation for teachers ., June Is, IT. CT 5-26 If Conn.r
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23

a. . take care Of business along
the Burlington route, while Pom
Byron viii have access to trans
pcrtation over the Milwaukee, lines.
One Of the first steDs Of the Port
Byron company after its reorgan-
nation win be to establish = branch
at Cordoya.. Hillsdale = consider
ine the establishment Of branches
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
DEMONSTRATE
ONE-MAN CIR
IN Davenport

Davenport got its first n, .
the one-man car this after,.
when city ofhcials were invit.a !.
inspect one which had ben 49,.
In the Tri-City Railway CONT.
shops and run in front of the y, 4
hall for demonstration burpn..
Railway ohicials sent the c,rs.,,
on the Fourth street line, On ~
service had been curtailed ~.
the fare increase fight. CITY An
omcials were invited to, psrticin,,.
IN the trial trip.
Introduction Of the car mas.
that the railway company Win -.
attempt its operation over Da,.s
port city lines. Socialist alderm.,
are preparing for another cl.ss
with the company over use q MI s
type Of car.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
HAYES CAMP WILL
! SUPPORT RAY FOR
!: HEAD CLERKsHIp

Support Of c. w. Halves, camp,
No. 1850, Modern Woodmen, was
pledged to Head Clerk j. G. Ray in
his campaign for reelection to the
post in resolutions adopted at the
meeting Of the camp last night at
Knights Of Columbus hall. Mr.. Ray
win seek the ONCE again at the
boad camp gathering in st. Louis
- June.
The resolutions commend Mr.
Way as fitted for the office, because
q his character, untiring devotion
u the best interests Of the society
Vide experience in the conduct OF
11 business, and careful and efic-
tent administration.
The following were selected az
delegates to the county camp in
April, at which time delegates tc
the state camp to be held the latter
qert Of May. will be voted on
Rft Corken, F. 8. Brough, ]. b
Corken. J. e. Reidy, c. ]. Larkin
NJ H. Sexton, H. p. Simpson, M. s.
Trough. T. J. Cavanaugh, Sam Ry.
esson. Henry Hubbard and DR.. j
w. Lane.
( The following were named as al
tGnates to the county camp: T. B
Reidy. William Richards, j. p. Nc
Carthy, F. w. Bladel,- William Ford
Joseph p. kopp. NJ. H. Corken
Louis kohn, Charles Doyle, John
McShane. J. ". Furlong and ]. W.
Ward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23

Incesssnt ringing Of the burglar
alarm at the Rock Island Savings
bank, Third avenue and Eighteenth
street, LIST night attracted > largo
crowd, which showed signs d . de-
sire to keep 1t = safe distance from
the hank IN view Of . safety lirst"
policy should . gang Of robbers be
g work inside.
However, as the minutes passed
the crowd gathered around closer
and was soon enlightened by polics
patrolmen who found that nothing
was wrong except the burglar
alarm.
An oficial Of the bank was in the
building at Ahe time the alarm
started to ring, about 10 o'clock
There was nothing he could do "a
stop the apparatus from ringing
and the noise kept on for 20 min
utes
w. G. Johnston, cashier OF the
bank. announced this morning tina;
working parts Of the alarm ap-
paratus had gone wrong and thai
the makers OF the alarm have beer
asked to send. cut an expert to tes
out the apparatus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23

~ Hansen, 80, ard .Henx1 Car
~, farmers. were instantly
n1llod and their bodies nAngIed be-
yon1 recognition when Z >hayrack
~ which they were riding vas
6kruck ~ IN Gaetbound Milwaukee
aeSenesr train two niles nom Or
Drd Junction, 81 fni1es north ol
Qavenpcrt, this morning.
/ 0eofGA y. Fox, Moline. wae . pas-
singer % the train and in,hiS se0ey
~ N accident he said that tte
4NO youAg farmers drove on to the
tSilroad tracks from the north.
~ tsain was Il plain sight and
Al seemed evident that the men
M decided that they could beat
H. train T. the crossing.
! Tho horses passed over the
tracks safely but the wagon CARRY
}ng j hayrack was struck in the
middle. Bodies. OF the two men
were caught in the wreckage and
horribly mangled. The train wa
going at high speed and was said
81 FOX 70 have travelled q quarter
"a mile before II could be brought
10 4 stop.
I: Hansen and Carson lived neal
Oxford Junction and were on theil
way to the home Of neighborine
farmer when the accident occurred
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
If it isn't right
tell US.
Well make
it right.

Mems nainsook ath.
letic union suits, full
cut; all sizes, 85c. 4
Children's 900 fine
ribbed white cotton
hose, sizes 6 to 911a; lsc
pair.
Ladies' 85c white silk
Isle hose, all sizes, SOC
pair.
Infants $1.00 white
silk hose, SOC pair.
Ladies' SOC fine knit
vests, bodice or round
neck, Csc.
Ladies' 29c knit vests,
pink or white; special
15c.
Ladies' fine combed
yarn union suits; tight
or lace knee; sizes 36 to
AZ; worth SIPS for 75e
each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
ISLANDERS And
MOLINE YET TO
! MEET eENESE0

(Special Correspondence

Gsneseo, H.. Feb. 23.-The Gen.
eseo high school basketball team.
hndefeated. still has quite a stiff
schedule to face in the next few
weeks before the district tourna-
luent opens in Rock Island.
/. The Moline team has pulled OF a
humber Of surprises this past week,
winning over Davenport ana
Calssburg. This week Friday, the
SAst Geneseo teaJh meets for the
4econd time this year, the Moline
IN at Moline. A very fast game
10 expected and 1t is believed the
score will be very close. Because
u recent successes Of the Moline
team the coming battle has aroused
unusual interest.
On the next night, Saturday. the
Genese0 team meets Rock 1slant
quintet on the local Aoor. Frida.
Of the next week. Geneseo will pla!
Mendota for the second time.
Then the district tournament a
Rock Island begins. A large Gene
\ SEQ delegation is expected to at
tend the tournament. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
1EllDH DEALS
FOR YOUTH IN
HOME, Ne SAYS


The obligatio1 Of cultivating
ideals Of patriotism and citizen
ship in tho youth lies in the home,
and should not BE- left to the school
or other sourcss, declared County
Judge n. A. Larson 1t the First
Lutheran church last night. The
occasion was the father and son
banquet by the Lutheran Brother
hood.
Judge Larson spoke on the rela-
ton OF fathers to sons. and the re-
iAtion of sons to fathers. He charg-
ed the fathers with the response
bility Of instilling patriotism in the
son. He told Of the natural ten
denotes Of youth to join with the
gang" declaring that rather than
being suppressed gangs" should
be encouraged under proper guild
ance.
Home Training First.
He referred to the Boy Scouts
and kindred organizations as the
kind Of association that helps to
develop broad manhood. But he
emphasized that they are only sub
siliary to home training. Z
Supper was served-at 80 O'Clock
by the women Of the congregation
to about one hundred. During thu
supper hour selections were rem
dered by. an orchestra The fol
lowing program was presented;
Praise God From Whom AL
Blessings Flow"-Audience.
Prayer-Rev. X. A. Nilsson.
Banquet.
Violin solo-Leona Peterson.
Speech--Judge N. A. Larson.
Recitation-Emil Haas.
Toast. The Son"-Roy johnson
Toast, "The Fafhef"-Ans Ander
son.
Recitation-Emil Haas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
Obituary
james ChaAnon,9

]. Colonel ". T. Channon Of Rock
Island today received word of the
death Of his brother, James Chan
non at Bingham, Kan, where for
the past year he had been making
his homo with his son, William
Channon. Burial will be at Eflng-
ham.
James Channon for, 80 years was
employed as a carpenter at Rock
Island arsenal Until his removal
to Edlngham he was q resident of
Davenport. He was born in Devon
shire, England, and died in his S2nd
year. Mrs. Channon is also buried
at Efhngham.
James Channon was one Of eight
brothers. of whom one. Colonel
Channon. survives. Decedent also
leaves three sisters. Mrs. G. H.
Davis Of Rock Island and Mrs. Ju-
liza Peterson of Chicago, and three
children: William Channon of Ell
fngham, Rev. Irving Channon, q
missionary in the Philippines, and
a daughter, sthe wife of Rev. Plat,
. minister in the. Christian church.
for altime located in Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
Personal Points

Mrs. S. ]. Collins Of this city is on
her way home from Manila, where
she has been for over a year with
her daughter, Mrs. Victor c. Hall.
She sailed on Feb. "A, and will visit
In California and points in the west
before, coming to Rock Island.
Mrs. Frank Taylor Of 1vor, Va,
Is here for an extended. visit with
her sister, Mrs. Jane Wilcox and
sisters-in-law, the Misses EllAn and
Jennie Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Day Returned
last evening to Galva after q visit
in the tri-cities. s.s
Arthur McDougall. sol. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander McDougall, 92A
Twelfth street, who enlisted in the
marine corps few months ago
and has been in training at Paris
Island, left last night for the Yves,
Indies, according to word received
by his parents.
Fred l.. Mitchell returned this
morning from Chicago where he
has been on business.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
W. QUINN or
CORDOvA, BLIND :
SALEsl6AN, DEAD
Especial to The ArEus.)

Cordoya. Fsb. 23.-Jehn "
Quinn. . lR>long resident Of Cor
dova, and for years . prominent
worker in the Baptist church, died
this morning Of heart disease. He
had been blind from birth.
Mr.. Quinn was born in April
1869. Surviving him are three
brothers, Oliver and George Of
Cordova, and Tom Of Montana, and
two sisters. Mrs. Cora fisher Of
Cordova, and Mrs. George Kin
singer Of Iowa Funeral services
will be held In the Baptist church
at 2 O'Clock Friday Afternoon.
Mr.. Quinn was . travelling sales
man and was one Of the most popu-
lar residents of Cordova.