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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
Cert -ficatcs of Election Here

The certificates of election on the
recent Union high school of districts
Number 4, 26 and lis in the west end
of the county have been received by
Superintendent w. w. Green of the
county schools and will be counted by
the District Boundary board, From
the certificates it is evident the mea-
sure carried in districts number 4 and
lis and lost in 26.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24

Albert j. Raymond, deserter from
Troop S, 18th Cavalry at Fort Russell,
Wyoming, was picked up in Pendleton
Saturday night and will be taken to
Vancouver Barracks today. Raymond
admitted the desertion to the local Of
ficerS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
Suit Is Filed

Suit Is Filed
Suit for divorce was filed in the cir
cult court today by f. l.. Baker
against Mary E. Baker. alleging cruel
and inhuman treatment. They were
married in June 1913 and have two
children. Raley, Raley & Steiwer rep
resent the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathies In
the loss OF our dearly beloved Mother
Also for the beautiful floral offerings.
MR.. w. s. YATES
MR.. HENRY GUYLL
Mr.. JOE GUYLL
MR.. ALBERT GUYLL
MR.. GEORGE GUYLL
MRS. JOE RAWNSLEY
MRS. J. JOHNSON
MHs. a. Al. AOsI..NIsI.l.0
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
NEWS Of THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Marriage Licenses Issued

Cupid scored twice Saturday when
county clerk R. T. Brown issued mar
riage licenses to Albert z. Price, Pen
dleton gardener, and Nancy NJ. Math-
ews and to Shelby Alloway and Violet
Erickson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
Drunk and DisOrderly

DFIInk dnU D1SOTUtTIy
w. H. Foster drew a $40 fine this
morning before Judge Joe H. Parkes
when he pleaded guilty to a charge of
being drunk and disorderly yesterday
afternoon. He was arrested at To-
cal rooming house by Sheriff Houser
and Deputy Lavender.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24
Petitions Are FILLED

Petitions have been filed with the
District Boundary board to change
school district number % to include
district number 119. and to change 1O3
to take in number 12O. The latter dis
tricts are located in the Gibbon coun-
try.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-24

DR.. L. J. Williams spent Sunday in
Walla Walla.
]. 7. Walker of Pen6letOn is trans
acting business in Ia Grande.
P. W. Dayton and NJ. J. Smith, the
latter a Portland business man left
Saturday for hunting trip into Grant
county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, July 23.-Several
thunder storms, not severe, but with
heavy rains, occurred here this week.
Rev. Percy Donaghay and family OF
Middletown have vacated Coleman
Clergy House after 8 two-weeks' stay
and are housed until August at the
Captain Leach co tage.
Rev. #. G. Hill and family Of Smyrna
have arrived for two weeks at Coleman
Clergy House. Mr.. Hill Will conduct
services at All Saint P. f. Church.
Bishop Philip Cook and Mrs. Cook
spent the weekend with Judge David
T. Marvil and his daughter, Mrs. Frank
l.. De Almond, who are summerlng here
AT Waite is at his cottage again, much
improved in health.
David Hillegas Of Wilmington is here
for the weekend with his family, who
are summerirg with the Holiday Mf-
fins.
The children had happy time AT the
party given them at Henlopen Hotel
dance hall, Wednesday afternoon. These
parties are given each Wednesday by
the orchestra.
Miss Mary Riggin gave bridge party,
Tuesday evening, at her home, for the
benefit of the Rehoboth public library
Similar parties will be given each week
On Tuesday Lewes and Rehobott
plaved base ball on the Rehobotf
grounds, Rehoboth winning by to /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
BRACk-EA-

rs-Ex. July 2s.-Miss Fforencs
celana Is spending her vacation Ia
Wilmington and philadelphia
Miss Helen Carr OF wiimington is
visiting Mrs. Kunkle Of Brack-EN.
Mrs. William Armstrong spen'
Thursday with her brother Georse
Taylor az Pike Creek.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Collision OF BIS
mere are receiving congratulations on
ne birth Of a son.
AIRS Joseph Armstrong spent
Thursaay here with her sister, Mrs
Leonard Eastburn.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall Of Roseiie +
entertaining her sister-in-law ans
children from down the State.
Mfr. and Mrs. Eugene Crossan aho
family motored 70 Augustine Beacn
on Thursday.
Members Of the Fairview Fire 60.
No /. have completed arrangements
far the carnival 10 he held on VII
rninrfon avenue, Oak Grove, July -
20 so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
NEWS OF A DAY
FP9M THE STATE
Laurel Market So Crowded
With Cucumbers That Big
Slump in Prices Resulted.
AN ENCOURAGING MEETING

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Richardson Park. July 2s.-Ihe
s-hooihouse here was crowded, as'
night. at the meeting of the Five points
civic Association. Seven new members
u.re admitted and considerable busl-
ness was transacted.
The question of improving the de-
teetive street crossings in Richardson
Park and Ashley caused much COM
mont and IL was decided to ask the
LEVY Court to donate the corrugated
iron pipes being removed from the
state Highway. Ii is proposed that
the members of the associa IN 90 lile
Iahor i'm placing these condp.sS in the
street crossings.
The tire committee, John l.. Jordin
chairman. reported that the hre ap-
paratus had responded TO three IN .
alarms since it had been Installed
here, three weeks ago.
The entertainment committee is
ported that a watermelon party Wou'o
be held at Elmhurst, tonisht. lh'
proceeds will be applied TO the hit
fund. ,,,a.,o,
Frank Sommers of the sanila'loi
committee reported that fesinvil1s
were pleased with the garbage coiiec,
ions. and il is hoped the throwing oi
such waste In the streets IN soiiie So
tions viii be discontinued.
The campaign about 10 pe lhs'i'u'eO
~, the women's Civic Club for one
faot OF hose per house was repofteU
,o be meeting with the hearty approNa
q. all. Several housekeepers nave an
,,,,,ncs,i that they would conTibht'
ave feet OF hose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23

Reynolds is well known as "A baseball
pitcher on the Rising Sun team.
An automobile containing Samuel
Smith, his wife and two other women
of North East, while driving along the
Bayview road. yesterday. was run into
by another machine driven by a man
named Sterling. The occupants of the
Smith car were badly bruised and
their machine was damaged
Mrs. George NJ Hiddle of Sin2erly
has filed bill In the county court for
a divorce from her husband, an oper-
ator on the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad.
on the grounds of desertion.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED IN
E,lkton. yesterday. to Edward y. Jones
and Martha Blackledge, both of VII.
mington: Arthur w. Mister OF Sails
bury, Md. and Lillian v. Watson of
Wilmington.
Harry Jackson, rural mail carrier
from Conowingo postofiice. was on his
route, yesterday, when the steering
gear on his machine broke, causing
the car to turn over. pinning him un-
derneath. lie was rescued by friends
who witnessed the accident. and Il
confined to his home, having received
Injuries about the body.
Misses Grace and Elizabeth Wells
lslkton schoolteaehers. are spending
their summer vacation at Ocean Grove
N j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23

spending the week at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Anna Marvil is with friends and
relatives in Denton. Md, this week.
q. w. Waller of Hastings. Florida.
ls making an extended visit here with
his brother. r. j. Waller. after which
he will make motor trip through
Maine anu Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Irwin and
daughter Catherine, of Wilmington;
Mrs. Charles ID. Wood and daughter
Thelma. OF PENIS Grove. n. j.; Mr.,
Charles l.. Smith and daughter, Nora
OF Irvington; Va, and Mrs. Harry
Thomson ana son Wood have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harley @
Riggin at their home on Clayton ave.
nue. for the past week.
Mrs. Mamie Ricktor and Mrs. Laura
James are visiting friends and reia-
tives in Franklin City, Va,
Mrs. Holland Cooper has gone te
Pen Mar. western Maryland. TO spend
several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
EIkton. Nd, July 23.-Miss Mary A.
Bratton, daughter of the late Daniel
Bratton and for several years Cecil
county school teacher, was married at
noon today, at her home in Elkton. to
John Z. Gonce, one of the towns lead
ing merchants. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John McElmoyie,
former pastor of the Elkton Presby-
terian Church. After reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Gonce, left for trip through
the New England states.
Howard Brown of Calvert sustained
conclusion of the brain when he fell
a few days ago. from a load Of sand.
His condition is reported as serious,
Norris Reynolds, young farmer of
Rising Sun ran pitchfork into his
arm while working in the harvest field.
yesterday. causing a painful injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. July 23Mr. and Mrs W.
\. Keefer Of Westminster, Md, who
have been touring the peninsula from
Philadelphia TO Ocean City, Md, stop
ned over here, yesterday, for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Miles
here.
George wooten, a farmer Of near
Bridgeville has purchased from Byrd
Waller a dwelling on Arch street. now
'occupIed by Il. a, Venables and family.
James T. McAlhster has sold his
meat market stock and'fixtures to Sol
West & son.
Mrs. George Moser of Philadelphia
Is visiting Mrs. r. f. Stack, West
Seaford.
George r. Trimble. who is summer
ing at Bethany Beach with his family
spent part Of the week at his home
here.
Miss Louise Hurley has as her
guest Miss Ethel Ferguson Of New
York City.
William $ Kenney. one Of Seaford':
Oldest citizens is confined at Salisbury
Md. hospital. suffering with cancer.
John w. Boyce. an attendant at th'
! Delaware SLate dabSpttsAt. a. 1AaA ~ p
has been spening the past ten DAYS
here and at Woodland with friends
| and relatives.
| Mrs. Alice Dawson Of Pocomok'
civ. Md. il here visiting Mrs. r L
Lane
/ Charles " Wiley is home from 2
six weeks STAY in Georgia, where hs
1 had been buying peaches.
| Mrs Charles i. West entertained q
number of friends this Afternoon
from I to 6. in honor of her guest
Ms Harland w. Huston Of Bridgeton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
BRIDGEVILLEu NEWS.

Brideeville. July %. Sydney, the
young son Of MIR. and Mrs. Ill: e.,
Burkman, who WAS accidently struck by
the large automobile truck of George
Hearn, was taken 10 Cambridge, Md,
hospital the first Of the week, where
he had his appendix removed.
Rev. William l.. White, pastor OF
Union NJ. f. Church and wife and son,
Charlie White of Plttsburg. Pa, left
Yesterday for Rehob0th Beach, where
they will spend week.
Mrs. s. Harrington Messick and
family left yesterday for Oak Orchard
where they will spend week.
Ira Lewis, deputy State Bank exami'
ner, has gone TO Oak Orchard where ht
| will join the weekend house party O
Misses Mary and Ruth Messck. !
The third meeting Of the Sunny SIDE
Canning Club Of Greenwood was heic
at the home OF Miss Hazel Talman, leader
er of the club. last week. The club ex
poets to be we'll represented at the Ken
and Sussex Fair at Harrington mex
week by sending about fifty Jars @
canned products besides fine display
OF art needle work.
MIR and Mrs. Russell Wiley left thu
first OF the week for Philadelphia, wher'
Mr.. Wiley will secure employment. /,
Mrs. Charles Brown, who this weeE
hadtwo seriou S operations at Cambridg'
Md, hospital, is now improved ant
hopes for her recovery are entertained
Mrs. G. ID. Smith and daughters
Ruth and Virginia, Of Wilmington ar
here as guests Of Mrs. G. j. Wiley.
Miss Kate Clark of New York city
here for few weeks as a guest OF Mrs
Edward ]. Elliott.
George Dickerson, who successful,
passed examination for railway mai
clerk, expects to sooa 60 to Philadelphia
where he will receive instructions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July 23.--Mrs. I. Is.
Hcisel gave luncheon of eight covers
at Maple Villa tea house, yesterday, in
honor of Mrs. John Curley, who is a
guest of Miss Caroline Clark. Those
present were Miss Alice Reybo'd, Mis-
Caroline Clark. Mrs William Penning.
ton. Mrs. Harry G.. Clark, Mrs. William
Il. Jester. Mrs. William u, Reybold.
Mrs Charles Tugend is spending two
weeks with her husband, Captain Tu
gend, who is in Atlantic City, n j,
Miss Greta Holiday is visiting rela
tives in Chester. Pa.
DIR. Harry Garrett and Charle
Gouert OF Wilmington are guests o
William Mcconnell.
Miss Mary Urian of the Women Z
College, Newark, is here visiting Mrs
II. G.. Nickle.
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Mulligan arr
in Atlantic City, n. j., for week.
st. James Protectory has purchaset
new Dodge truck. :,
Miss Nav Yearsley and Miss Myrtl'
Collins of the Women's College, Newark
are spending the weekend with thei
parents, at Port Penn.
Tug Corinthia, towing barges Della
ware and Ronaoke, loaded with min'
prons, from Virginia 10 Philadelphia
Yacht Shark, from Wilmington to Cheas
pcake bay, and schooner General Perish
ling. from Baltimore 20 Philadelphia
passed through the canal, yesterday.
Miss Elmira Lewis of Wilmington Il
here visiting Miss Dorothy Stanley.
Albert Schroeder of Fort Constitution
| n. IT., is here for an indefinite stay witt
his family.
Fort du Pont base ball team will pla,
the South Side Eden team at Fort d,
Pont, Sunday aftenoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
FUNERAL OF LITTLE BOY.

Dover. July 23.-The funeral Of
little Richard Sites Satterfeld, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Satterfieldi
took place yesterday afternoon from
their residence on Dover Green. Ser
vices were in charge Of Rev. ]. W
Colona. pastor of Wesley Me Church
assisted by Rev. George c. Williams
Of Wilmington, relative of the Sat
teTfields.
The bearers included the two small
brothers of the deceased, three uncles
and another relative. Interment was
made in Lakeside cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
RaNsACKED BY THIEVES.

Soaford, July 23.--The oyster pack
ing house here of Donoho & Co. was
entered by thieves Thursday night and
the place ransacked from top TO bot
tom. but the intruders secured only a
small amount of booty. They opened
the safe, which Is always left unlocked
by the firm and took therefrom about
two dollars worth of postage stamps,
Letters and papers We're found
etrewn about the floor and the entire
place ransacked. A coat belonging 10
a member OF the firm was missing.
No trace of the thieves was found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
LEwEs NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson and
son of Georgetown and Mrs William
Meters were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry v Lyons, this weelk.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Louderman,
William Louderman and Mrs. j. D.
Moffatt of St. Louis, Mo, and MIR. and
Mrs s. ]. Carlisle of Los Angeles, Cal.
are guests at Hotel Rodney for the sum
rner. Mrs Carlisle was Miss Mona
LouderInan and this is the first time she
has been here since her marriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Louderman have been
summer guests here for fifty years Mrs.
Harry LonderInan was Miss Sailie Mar
shall, sister of Pilot T. Con Marshall Of
Lewes.
A party from Milford registered at
Hotel Rodney first Of the week, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Carlysle,
Miss f. V. Carlysle, Edgar L. Green,
Ray Leanerd, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Town
send.
Miss Susie Beck of Millersville, Pa,
is here visiting her niece Mrs. William
p. Orr.
Wednesday evening Miss Elizabeth
Orr gave a Vicente, or 'doggie roast
for her girl friends, guest which the
young people pronounced a success.
Tuesday evening large auto party
from out Of town built big bonfire II
the shore below the Virginia, which
| they enjoyed until midnight.
Mrs. Charles Morris returned from
an extended trip TO Boston, Thursday
evening. She had been visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Louis Mustard, a.
Wellesly Hills Mass
I After a visit Of two weeks, Mrs
1 Stanley g. Prouse and son George re
turned TO their home in Wilmington
/ Wednesday. They were guests d
| Mrs. Prouses sister, Mrs. Harry NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
SLUMP IN tttt MbE ne

Laurel. July 2s.-The bottom drop
ned out OF the cucumber market mere
,.,s,.,r,sav upon teiegFaphic quotations
s,san, cornn,issson men in New York
and Philadelphia.
T-hss was the heaviest day of the
s.ason and buvers were paying around
q 4 hushel. but the price dropped as
low as 80 cents.
When they had nnisheo nlilas liieiA
cars they refused TO handle them eN-
cep; on consignment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
COAST GUARDS TRANSPARENT

Iewes. July 23.-Menbers of the
Rehoboth Beach Coast Guard Sta
Ton. with the exception OF Captain
Freederick G vogel and his assistant,
Walter ]. Dick, have been transferred
20 different stations along the line
While there has been some talk OF
closing this station Rehoboth people
were very much surprised when the
news came.
At Dewey Beach. where almost the
entire crew lived with their families
n looked as If the season was over, to
see them moving. No other stations
A. this immediate district have been
closed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
NEWS OF LAUREL.
Laurel. July %.

Laurel, July %.
Mrs. John Il. Elliott and Miss ocelee
ONeal are at Ocean City, Md. guests
of Mrs. l.. III. Hall.
Miss Lenore Parsons is a guest
this week Of Rev. and Mrs George G.
Williams at McCabe NJ. e. parsonage
Wilmington.
The boys class OF the primary de-
partment Of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church, accompanied by
their teacher. Mrs. Orlando Y. Wooten,
spent yesterday at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy Elliott and
children, Louise and Marvel, are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
BOULEVARD TEA HOUSE.

Dover, July ga tea house has
been opened on the Boulevard three
miles south of Dover, at the new home
of the Misses Richardson. located in
a grove near the State Highway
the place being known as Wild
Flower"
In addition to serving tea, the Misses
Richardson expect TO supply, on order
Delaware's famous chicken anc
wafiies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. July 2S.-Drasseo
for a considerable distance unoer ."
overturned wagon in a runaway az,
c,dent. James Godfrey. a trucker mac mao
three r1bs broken and was otherWise
injured. on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen X WnlsueI y
flnshurst have moNea 70 s.,'-,s
ore. where Mr.. NhistieA h''S
employment ,,,,.,,.,
Mrs. Theodore Mace oI Whle.o' -
avenue. Elmhurst. left YESTERDAY Iot
iowa. with her mother, Mrs. J. bye
MO had been visiting her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
LAUREL SCHOOL TAXES.

Laurel, July 2s.-l-aurel Special
School District Board of Education
has agreed upon the following school
taxes TO cover the sinking fund and
interest of this district:
Property rate. 80 cents on the sloo
valuation; capitation $3.50 person;
male and female over 81 years old.
This tax will be collected by local
collector as soon as the lists are com
ntpfpd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
GOOD VEL D OF GOOD WHEAT.

Delaware City, July 23 Lee Hoffec-
ker, who manages the III. Y. Buckson
farm. finished threshing his wheat yes
terday and reported an excellent yield,
27 bushels TO the acre on one field and
% bushels on shallow ground.
MIR. Hoffecker reports the wheat
TO be ia excellent condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23

Harptt at Lewes Beach While fishing,
George mot with painful and expensive
accident when the fish hook caught his
finger and the doctor was summoned to
cut il out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23

Try 1.-THE cost is rrifiing -an
Every Evening classified ad.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23
lis Furniture Sale, Starting July 27 Offers
Greater Values Ih an at Any Other
Time or Any Other Place


exacting Wanamak we
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-23

don't
ed when ol will need then come to TINS Sale to @ let alone all day
attention selection wish make this
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-03

Blhousness is condition h,4 breeds disease in the vital organs ard ought to be corrected nron,o,i' ,'' Prlckly Ash Bitters is a man,s rvos' rons eoy- II vitalizes the blood drivcs I n',, impurities in the bowels, makes von w tesl bright, strong and hearty ps;.a q 25 per bottle Hesterly Drug storn ,SV
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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mir. and Mrs A. B. Bond are spend- ing the day in Little Rock visiting.
 Mrs. Cora Mum left this morning for brief visit to Philadelphia.
 Miss Hattie Martin is on brief visit with relatives at Emmet.
 Sheriff Luke C. Steele is on a business trip to Philadelphia today.
 K. l.. Blakely made business trip to Hope today.
 J. K. Waddle of Mt Moriah, was among the visitors to Prescott today Stanley Barger went down to Hope his morning to spend the day.
 Miss Jessie Potter of Hope, was a l .jSitor to the city today. Wilhmantic Cotton Thread. Se per pool st E. L. Cox < Co. 2dS |
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-03

If you are think ing of building, or buying a home, see me for 3Gc money. J. s. Began, POP W. Front St 6-3d6 FOR SALE-Gas cook stove and lavatory; few chickens. Mrs. M. c. Brooks 3d3 NJ. L. Nelson and Roy Bonds of Blevins were business visitors here today.
 Mrs. James M Duke of Hope, is expected to arrive tomorrow for visit with J. NJ. Duke and family
 Nevada chancery court will convene here next Monday. with Judge Jas. D. Shaver of Texarkana. on the bench. FOR RENT-Choice of two rooms with place for average car Mrs. NJ. iC Brooks 3d3
 Prescott Lodge No. so, F. & A. NJ, meets this evening at 7:45 Election of officers and other important busi- i jnesS.-G. A. Hays. w NJ. i Miss Flora Mcfarland of Emmet, spent this morning in the city shop lping.
 Miss Annie Yarberry of Hope, passed through the city this morning en route to Deanyville. where she will EviSit her uncle. W T. Yarberry. Mrs. Eb Moore left this morning for Emmet where she will be the guest of Mir Moore's brother, John Moore
 ] We regret to report that the con- dition of Miss Jeanette Mckenzie is not improved over yesterday. How ever. she is holding her own. Mrs. W. C. Turner accompanied by Miss Christine Mason. have gone to Hope for a visit with Mrs. Turner's father
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeff Livingston left this morning for Little Rock where they will visit Mir and Mrs. Quinton
 G. Wilson.
 Mrs Pink Bracket and daughter.
 Miss Evelyn. of Hope, arrived in the city this morning for a visit with friends. Mrs. Bracket and daughter formerly resided in Prescott. having
 moved to Hope about six months ago
 Prof. C. NJ. Hirst is in Little Rock attending the Citizens Section meet
 ing Of the Forward Education Move ment. which is inaugurated for the
 purpose of awakening the people of Arkansas 10 the vital need of better educational facilities. 4 cotton stalk was brought to the News office today, which was grown , by R. c. Morehead on the farm of : l. Porter, a few miles west of Pres colt The stalk is r inches hiqb would make eight squares. It was planted on April l2 and is execution ally good considering the present con ditions
 The Prescott Hardware Comnanv begins tomorrow a series of four Sat- ! urday sales on Wear-Ever Aluminum . ware, placing on sale each Satprdov different piece of this famons alumlnumware. Tomorrow tea kettIos : VIII be the feature, the following Sat !: urdsy will be the covered kettles thon will follow the stew pans (throo to ] each set) and last will be tbo st,,. ! pans.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-03
HIT DRY GOODS COMPANY
 Telephone 2S Prescott. Arkansas

Cotton spool thread 5c al E. L. Cox < Go. 2dS
 Leslie Hare Of Laneburg, was among the business visitors here to- day.
 Cotton spool thread 5c at [. L. Cox ( Co. 2d3
 Mrs. John Norman and children left this morning for Saratoga where they win visit for q few days.
 John Richardson of Blevins. was in Prescott few hours this morning on his way 10 Foreman where he is work ing on the gravel roads which are unoer construction out of that place.