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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26
That Psrs Easily Arranged.

'Twhere would you 60 II the land.
lord doubled the rentr asks an ad.
vertiser. 1--WE can't say offhand, but
we do know where the landlord could
49, afiSe0 ExySSnl.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. ]. G. Fonnesbeck spent yester-
day in Preston looking after bur'ness
there.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26
Active Mind Of Double Worth.

Active Mind Of Double Worth.
The blessing Of an active mind,
when 1t is in good condition, is that
It not only employs itself, but is al
most sure to be the means Of giving
emploVment to others-Anon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Annual Mil End Sale win continue
all this week at the Big Daylight Mi'I
On Center treet... Union Knitting
Mills 90. NOV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Prosperity does not come from wait
ing for the other fellow to work hard
and save.-Wall Street Journal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

For rent Modern steamheated
furnished apartment. Phone 1904 W.
ndy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Baby daughters were born on
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Still
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Cook
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Messrs Geo. and Thos Shelton of
Regburg and Ogden respectively are
in this city to attend the funeral Of
their neice Miss Lulu Barratt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Bulge were
among the Shalt Lake Visitors for
Thanksgiving.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Tanlac is appetizing and invigorat-
ing. Try 1t today. Sold by the City
Drug Company. adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Mr.. Irvine McAllister, Pi Zeta. ri,
who has been doing post graduate
work here for the past three months
left last week for Texas where he
will have charge OF the Military work
Mt the Fort Worth High School.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Two teaspoonsful OF Taniac in a
little water taken three times day
Just before meals will make you eat
better. feel better. sleep better and
work better. Sold by the City Drug
Company. adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Miss Helen Hailstone Is spending
the Thanksgiving holiday with her
brothers in Garland.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Don't be misled by high quotations
on Furs. We pay highest prices for
hides and furs. Logan Hide and
Junk Co. adv II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Wanted girl experienced in cook
ing to work all day at the Aggie
Lunch Basket. Good wages.
g.. -l- adv. 1875
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Pres. Jos. e. Carbon has been APP
pointed by Gov. Maybe to represent
Cache at the Western States Recla-
nation Association meeting to be
held next week in Salt Lake.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

Annual Mill End Sale will continue
all this week at the Big Daylight Mill
on Center treet... Union Knitting
Mills Co. adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-26

PAGE FOUR
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr.. J. G. Fonnesbeck spent yester-
day in Preston looking after bue'ness
there.
For rent Modern steamheated
furnished apartment. Phone 1904 W.
adv
DR.. and Mrs w. H. Bulge were
among the Shalt Lake Visitors for
Thanksgiving.
Annual Mil End Sale win continue
all this week at the Big Daylight Mil
On Center treet... Union Knitting
Mills 90. ndv.
Messrs Geo. and Thos Shelton OF
Regburg and Ogden respectively are
in this city to attend the funeral Of
their neice Miss Lulu Barratt al
Don't be misled by high quotations
on Furs. We pay highest prices for
hides and furs. Logan Hide and
Junk Co. adv IT,
Pres. Jos. e. Carbon has been APP
pointed by Gov. Maybe to represent
Cache at the Western States Recla-
nation Association meeting to be
held next week in Salt Lake.
Annual Mil End Sale will continue
all this week at the Big Daylight Mill
on Center treet..- Union Knitting
Minis Co. adv.
Wanted a girl experienced in cook
ing to work all day at the Aggie
Lunch Basket. Good wages.
=, -. -'- adv. 1l-26
go
Mr.. Irvine McAliister, Pi Zeta Pi,
who has been doing post graduate
work here for the past three months
left last week for Texas where he
will have charge of the Military work
nj the Fort Worth High School.
Two teaspoonsful OF Taniac In a.
little water taken three times day
Just before meals will make you eat
better. feel better, sleep better and
work better. Sold by the City Drug
Company. adv
A few of the members OF the Logan
Gun Club went down TO the Grounds
and shot few rounds on Thanks
giving Day. The scores are as fol-
lows, of 20 blue rocks Chas. Jinkins
broke "a, Allen Palmer 21, G.. r.
Green 81. d. A. Woodhal 90, H. e.
Perry 10 and Leo Kimball IS.
The Cache Stake Relief Society
conference will be held in the Logan
Tabernacle today at ten and two
o'clock. Visitors from the General
Board will be- in attendance. All re-
lief society members are urged to be
present and a cordial invitation is
extended TO any others who would
like to attend.
Officers of the senior class of the
New England Conservatory Of Music
Boston. have been chosen as follows:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
RETAIL TRADE IS
GETTING BRISkER

- Nff 80 80
NlW 1uuk co., o.. uumsuvts
Iru,HI.e uuI n,
It,"tH b.. u.Hiuui -ss utbb nll
t,Hihu ..itt jH. hHllH BE-. miibt
ys,Hd,i iinN v,sb securing ,p
Ivri n.sb. .ttbns auu eu,, sni
hos nii hHt uwni u,,b lu st,..
rlrs hulvH, W hu,rh,li g,a'
utlud'us IH,ns aud anlr WsaI b. ~,Ii
no hc iuIN DI tei u,untfs a. a. the
tUh u.,d shown boo ibr utd 40 70
ihnrt H.IWnu t,a th, utst ibpv ths
.,tson
\ mIwlH slgWtaui ovttWr i, ih,
Huui,I eff Du.s nHtWg d,mtnd pt
W,N's W.rkug ,hth,. Improved 81,
Ibtuuu g. lhis h,lug Md Boo advances
z avtNl, Boo lhls lnr W uanuttvtu,c
lbsi tvsUrt- as tu ,vttl having ,uNs
tuiW the W,s, and SnWlh hul u IL
Nuf,h nul,ug than ,u ,oNy a,gr mdus
trial vcn,v', Wh.V manufacturing b.
slssNhs,d and vlRYntiuss ,rv uNN at
wlf spccd retail huNng tends a. he
Manufacturers as Whulv huwvN,t.
shows a further slight gam. rvsui,hg r
numvrous rvlstts ut sUsN d,svr,aS,s IN
unemployment
MvcNN hank ,lv,ungs N.tsSla zoe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
NEWS OF INTEREST AT AMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL
CANADIAN c. Of c.
WILL GIVE BANQUET


CANADIAN r,N,s nt o. rh'
Dntnlst 81 V,mu,r, ms alinns,d o.
, htuuu,l nl tuv dricrlirs that viii At
i,nd the SuulhNvsi rul vnNvutlun
b,tp u Nm &C. Thr lanpuvl W,p h
Boz lh, v,enlug u Wts alsn d,eliul o.
entertain aN dl,gn,vs trum N,Ascir
Nhrrhr shamtsk W,lhnstun and
Vhilduss that viii be- here uu at ulri
q. vn tuul, a. thu rusSlttr vun,vn,iur
ut the Den highway 81 i~gNtun uN
si'liw sA canadian viii md a large
lvhsaiipn iu thi, convention \ ,UN
uni,, Was naWrd to s,turv vars
! y hNWrr contractor un the n'n
h,ghWaV, slair highWhN Ne 4 stated
Iu,av that lhv highway would h cuu
rlvt,,l b November a. and ~ ,VNd,
lul unal atvldanvv hN ,hr state aud
ic,lcul au,hu tivs Thls V,ad ,hrmeh
llvmphll younN win h' unv W the hcs'
ln ihv state
Thv Ch,mlv, ct CwnmvrV wvpl an
lcvurd IN NNV, ~ Scvuring a wholesale
gcsc,N IN view ~ lhc Mc, tina, W MNv
\ numhvr ~ gv,d highways leading "
arNus durylluns rr,m Canadian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
Half Credit Given
For Ukulele Club
Work During Tenn

n ..iniattf u.ffa. "a. Ia.'sg "a
tHi.a wi Boz co. ttff IIn o.. l.t 90
ls- uf utHHiuHg "a farfh HH fhF
b ID frft nuHusns .uH H ahI.h th.
mfwlUls sre anal .auHs m p,ar
air and NsFk en,tnlA ius ibgin selves
s.nu this Dluh uni p meets fultu att
,ruUus rsih Nut DurIs m, hsf
ydli .ns Hr taking BE- Gee th, .ral
u. uihsrs. Whu du rtt eHli r,ul che
edh srs pkmg O. bsUaus, thU iht
the eurk - well
These ult,SrA wvf, skyi,d ttlhvtsuv
Zimmerman. president llclrn ilp., uul
.lce prasishnl. ,iuush,l Alien sgcry
mrg Mlidrrd Mclean. if,usuryr
These 'nn Mel al pv~nt n,,ulr
Caih,rlrr and lai~ ximmormau All
died Mclean, Helen llpscomb, ANN
bcl Allen, HALLE aud Mllue Adams.
ellmb,,h chandler Elna Earl, North
m Data farleN GNcudulvn Nwtun,
las, oRrivn, fuanvcs EVlloN wnons
griggs apd Elizabeth Jan, whca,lcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
Several Graduates
I Holding Positions
ny R<uhh Jenaessl

several II the students 81 ,hc ANA.
vtllo Hlsh Schss who have taken a
epsinee course In the hirh school. are
upw IN she business wurld Sane q the
vQp<1rnts who worked during the sum.
psts ere nSw IN c,,lcse. while others srv
IN oot6log dcwn lob
= tsw u the students positions are
q oAlsus,
Hattie Mae Weed. Panhandle .r.rs
eet Ruobes Co; Gladys whltfield. 90
reeAry 10 The president n Trinity TINT
vrs1sy ~Al,e attending cc,legc; Clay
~ fsgsars. Guaranty state Bank
Wolh ulscsbusn. California i.ifc insnr
scse Cun.anv DARING the summer. bu,
Attending ~chccl nov. Hssel Holland
S0sder Grain COMPANY during sum
w'er: attending Trinity University now
hsreest w'iilncrn, SECRETARY Cor wiz
t~rn Hrcs.. during summer ha, now az
tending Simmons Celicsr. Cam FRA
stsv. Amarillo Laundry: Hculah Ienncss
Weeeesa t'ns@n Telegraph Company
uesre nsv~,snd. santa w General us
dccs and Robert kcs,erscn. Inferno
sicns, Harvester c..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
MEMOIR CLASS sEi.ECrS
N t>>rlR NriO>Ni. MurrO
nv Arthur T,Oh

Ths svu,uts held class meeting
THURSDAY u,,, =, IN their ril vall roOnl.
The mcV,ing Was vailed a. vr,lvr ~ the
prcSi,l,n,, Prank Marpn \ cOnsllta
uOn whirh Was Written IN a committee
comlpsssl W Mlnftrd NiggNholham
Wilma Tull Etfal-,h ENtne. Rol,cr,
Wheeler and Jew Miller, was rad ~
the scCir,arN, sarah White, Thc cuas,i.
ution vas adopted hN the vlass
several gcol mvt,VS wvrc suggested
by Leon wimlVgly, We climb that We
way snriass" Was sclVc,y~l hV the
Unanimous Ve,c At IN, class told aud
White were ch0svn as the class c,,lor>
md thc shasta nolrN a. the ,lass flow,
~, \ c'mmi,tee Mas appo,utcd To dec
crate the grands,and tvr tho toyetan
games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
Talk on Reporting
Given to Class at
Local High School

W. w. NHHHHHW
t.Ass fus~ini ths a.lanug ltlssisis
ssesssta sdshe frsu an rsle1lssssd ~
IstsF, vhsn tatld n wsurn Il The
Daily New sis'ss o. ths luugualis'n
sias.
al nfst." sahi Mt wauen. ",hs
dssk man must n az tn mistakes q The
inexpiknc,d rel~atei Sueh mistakes
~ cinastettf, Il a. bad etamulaf psf
pfnstuati,n. and eaIlsssn.s. in vfitlne
ssty. Ne hrough, ga, N. point that the
sxIofssr must ccns sn,ls Keep m mine
Ne questions OF who' when MA
Whsre' and Why Al-o H. added. a
nop~r cunccptlon Il news values A.
wsr ~ knowiedge Il what the publk
y interested IN 10 neccs<sr, to tho etti
elsnt reporter"
Mr.. Warm next wrnt into dis, u~sion
u he~dhne WRITING. dcclarins tina, tins
Vas enslreiy different from news VII,
mE, The difficulty 60 pu, a news story
n fixed number " words and YET re
tain the thoash, aud action was eS
r'ained
Editorials require the greatcsl
bought and care" he said. aud added
sNss rans topics may even require
whole day " even many days Of minute
rc~srch. consultation Il newspapers
mn nrincs and the encyclopedia.
In coneiusicn Mr.. wsrrcn admitted
that the reporters work l. no "downy
led of ease" However. this u NOR
ihrn compensated fer by the rcsiiEa
tion that the reporter In rendering gen
uinc service 10 humanity. he added.
The students Of the Journalism class
ere very grateful Zoe this lerture and
tsrsess the hope that Mr.. warrcn vii
u With them again In the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
WliI. DAWSON Ei.ECTEp
uENn o. JUNIOR CLASS
INV Marion JohnsnL

The juniors had their frs, class
westing q this YEAR Tuesday. o,t0lci
I. Al the time was -,cn, In orgAalxsns
dr. Mcintosh had charge of the meet
ne ny to the time the president vas
elected
The ofiic~rs c,cctei aTc. Hill naw~sn.
president. Alice Curtis. Vice president
Fen Mead sccrtary. Tat Warrington.
treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

Hom written rreort un a Rusiness
knUilHA t-ssic: Much was a, stcak"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
SPANISH CLASS VIII.
GlNE PAY >i,0RriN
no Marion johnson,

tn, sc,vnd and ,hird year spanish
lasscs arv wuiklug hard vn spanish
= lay. cRtltlcd 'Thc JOKE" Nhi,h H. Ia
sivcn " thc hlgh ~hc1 auditorium
al some future date The date vii H.
announced ~ soon a. an arrangements
have ec~n nadc Tho nlav l. bc,ag III
icctcd ~ Miss Ann Wilkinson, Spanish
ioaehcr.
Every On, j. lvs,klng forward Ia this
alay not only h~susv /, Is thu FIRST this
, car. hut alan hsCauSc u IL 10 h. given
IN spanish cos,amc and In the spanish
language.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
SCHOOL HUMOR


~ Clara King
iuf. Hsnds. giving cut dircctloas 10
eersas~sry Car rrshlems tn h. wurkeD
ARTHUR. yon take chlosusorm---
Ma Writer. On Dcmcssic Silence
sessl-~p~iss. what prcpertics dccs
nsilk have"
lhisy The minerals build up the
tcsss end scvsh In the b,siy"
Ma Winser--~why iont pcopls oai
IN an mslk eictr'
lnisy-"Th,y woald b, all bones and
se~th.-
lfrs wintsr--what u the danger In
s>eriisins milk
ThrlQn H.-~rou Nigh, break The
bseslP.s
Mr.. Baker: I'm chemistry, Define the
symbol Hell"
l'ulal 'Hirh Cost u Living"
Hom written rr.ori un a husincss
kngilsA t-pie: Much was a, steak"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

The Tihc,ans never ,Ouvh Wa,Vr but
v,oan thvlr hands aud ncVs with old
httlrl
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05

owned by Arthur Huff of Irouton, has
been removed, and it is not known
who got ii. There were about two
thirds of forty acres fenced in.
Chas. Philips was in Annapolis last
week and went out to the Bounds set
Element on Black River.
Charles Brewer has moved to his
farm on Black River and will farm
this year, as there is nothing else to
do.
John Dechaney and Mr.. Lewis Of
near Vulcan are ghauling railroad ties
to Annapolis.
Most of the stock here r living on
the range now, but tits not so good q
the open winter promised.
s. Kitchell's gray mare is still miss
ing and he would like to hear of her.
Mr.. George Lashley was reported to
be here last week, but I think it was a
mistake; else he would have shown
up at my office.
Work done on Allen street near the
Odd Fellows Hall puts it in much bet
ter shape than before. Some con-
GREETING 10 also to be done.
Several dogs, supposed to be MAD,
have been killed in this vicinity the
past few days. Are they Harding am
finals?
1t is still raining. BULLETIN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
Juniors Entertain Seniors.

The Senior Glass of Ironton High
School was highly entertained by the
Juniors Friday evening, April 10Th.
We o. requested to meet at the
High School at four o'clock. When
we arrived we found the Juniors and
Faculty and eve cars awaiting US
for an extended ride thru Farming
ton and Flat River. Reaching the
st. Francis River we stopped to eat
supper which the Juniors had SO
bounteously prepared. From there
we drove thru Pennington and into
Flat River, where we stopped to go
to the Roseland Theatre. By ten we
were on our way home, agreeing that
the Juniors had certainly entertained
us in a novel but delightful way,
which the Seniors greatly appreciated.
This being Jul last year, other affairs
will claim US but the fondest of recol-
lections toward the approaching
Senior Glass will always be held by
the Seniors of '21.
SENIOR GLASS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
Annapolis News.

Lots of rain the past week and Big
Creek, as well as all other streams,
were overlooking. Big Creek got out
of its banks and around several hous-
es in the west end OF town. The wat
er is said to have sbeen knee deep in
Squire Kitchell's garden, but no dam
age done.
There will be a cemetery cleaning,
Wednesday, May 18th. Dinner served
on the grounds, and services in the
church house by Rev. Joel Lewis and
others. Everybody come.
Married-At Squire Kitchell's office
in Annapolis, April %, 1921, Bryan
Brewer and Miss Mae Wadlow, both
Of Reynolds county, s. Kitchell off,
ciating.
Jess johnson of Des Arc was the
guest of Chas. FL. Hamptonin Annap-
oils the past week.
E. III. Sawyer, of Rhoodhouse, Ills,
is here fencing several hundred acres
Of his wild land.
Sheriff Marshall was here April 18th
and quarantined VIM, Colyotte,s house
to prevent the spreading of disease
said to be a case Of leprosy of one Jno.
Colyotte who will he taken to St.Lou-
is for examination and treatment.
Joseph Brewer of Flat River is Wis
iting in Annapolis, looking after the
graves of his parents and two child
rem in the Richland Greek cemetery.
1t has been reported to him that the
graves have been plowed over. This
is against the law and the offenders
should beware.
1t Is reported that there were sew
eral head of, stock we're drowned in
the Mann settlement in Reynolds
county during the high waters OF the
pact week. Zimri Mann lost seven
COWS and calves and Drew Mann two
mules worth $3.50 each.
Sheriff Marshall and Deputy Ohas,
Hampton took John Colyotte to q st.
Louis hospital Saturday evening.
James Campbell came from IrontoI
Saturday night and returned with bis
family next day.
Several fish caught the past week.
Work Is picking up again a5 small
wages-S1.25 a day.
s. Kitchell's store was broken into
last Tuesday night and canned goodl
and other articles taken.
James Slusher and wife Of Crane
Pond Greek were in Annapolis Sun
day to see Mrs. Funk, who has beer
near death for two months or NOR,
with sleeping sickness.
lam informed that all or the fenG
Ing wire around the Black farm, nov
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
Car Load Of Pure Bred Cattle Coming
Here May 18th.

Thursday, May IL, will be live stock
day in Ironton. The Missouri Agri-
cultural College is sending out q car
load OF pure bred beef and dairy cat
tie and several prominent speakers to
tour the Ozark Counties to stimulate
interest in the use of pure bred cattle,
particularly pure bred sires. The car
and speakers will arrive at Ironton
on the morning of May 18th, and at
1870 p. NJ. the meeting will begin. The
cattle will be used to demonstrate
and illustrate the lectures. At night
a meeting will be held and the lee
lures will be illustrated by use OF the
stereopticon lantern and moving pic
lures. On the following day, May
18th, the car will be at Annapolis.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. is
cooperating in this project. Every
one is invited to attend these meet
ings, which will be of great value to
the live stock interests of Iron county.
G. W. Hanson, County School Super
|ihtendent, has charge of the local ar
rangements of the meeting.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
PERSONAL.

r. e. Gunton was in st. Louis last
week.
Mrs. Geo. J. Goeltz Of Bismarck was
an Ironton visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Latham of Belle
view were callers last Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. B. Presgrove Of Middle
brook was an Ironton visitor Friday.
President Loomis OF Marvin College,
Fredericktown, was IN Ironton Wis
itor last Thursday.
Edwin Oodding left Monday for
indianapolis, Indiana, where he has
employment this summer.
Master Ellis Leo T~rauernicht re-
turned to st. Louis last Sunday, after
spending several weeks with his
grandparents in Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
Des Arc Items.

o. o. Morris, our merchant here, is
no better. A very sick man. His
daughters, Mrs. j. s. O'Neal of Pop
lar Bluff and Mrs. Annie Miller of
Hornnersville, are with him.
Mr.. Ray Stamp, wife and daughther,
Nellie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz, Rev.
Jones, Mrs. Jollie and lola Howard at
tended the M. E. Conference at
Greenville last week, and were water
bound a few days. They report a good
time. Several others were kept from
there blythe high water in st. Francis
River.
Well, we have lost u agent, Mr..
Robert Drury. Mr.. VIM. Sitze of
Hogan relieves him. We certainly
are sorry to lose Mr.. Drury and his
wife and boy, Robert. They were
such good help in our church and
Sunday School. Mr.. Dru-y made a
fine talk in our Sunday School Sunday.
J. McFall loaded IL cars over at
Williamsville last week and will load
80 more as fast al he a get cars.
Business is picking up a little.
Well, we had another wedding last
week: MI. Nae King of Brunot and
Miss Leila Stevenson, daughter of Mr..
Stevenson, were married last Tues
day night and left Wednesday morn
ing on No. s for Rock River, Wyom-
ing, to work in the oil fields. Carl
Semands and wife, who YER married
q few weeks ago, accompanied them,
They both have positions with good
| salaries in the oil fields.
Louise Phillips, nee Schmidt, Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.,
Schmidt, at Des Arc.
| iRey. O'Oonor filed hisregular ap-
pointment here Sunday. He also ad-
ministered the Lords Supper to his
church members.
The Iron Wayne Base Ball Associa.
ton opened the season with Des Arc
at Annapolis last Sunday the scorebe.
ing 5 to / in favor of Des Arc. Stew.
enson was In the box for Des Arc anl
performedin grand old form, allowing
Annapolis only three hits. He de-
served q shut-out, which he would
have gotten, had it not been for al
error by Buck Wallis on q wild throw
to fret base, with two men down
which scored the one run they made
Ed Schmidt was there with the bi,
stick, getting nj triple two doubleI
and walk. Betting, 100. The boy
showed the old-time fighting spiri
and were In the game from start Il
finish. Annapolis plays at Des Ar,
next Sunday. Piedmont won from
Leeper, cor 20 to 4; Williamsvill,
I from Greenville. 6 to L.
&C. Morris Is worse today. Th,
end may come any time.
Helen Reed, little daughter OF MI
and Mrs. ?. A. Reed happened 70
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Surpriac Party.


A surprise party vas given at the
home of Chas. Pannebecker on Crane
Pond, Wednesday evening, April 40,
in honor of Mr.. Pannebecker's 48th
birthday. At s p. M. q crowd OF rs
arrived at the front door. They were
escorted to the parlor by Mr.. Hale,
where MI. Pannebecker was listening
to the piano. A great surprise it was
for him. They played several games
after which they had music and sing
ing. At 11:30 they were taken to the
dining room where cake and cocoa
were served. At / o'clock all depart
ed for their homes wishing Mr.. Pan
nebecker many happy birth
days. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. @. w. Pannebecker and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Selinger and
family, MI. and Mrs. Sonic Miller ana
family, Mrs. Ella Campbell and fam
lily, Mr.. William Hale. of Kansas City
Messrs Gilbert and Everett Miller,
Gene Seal and ODDS and Carl Thomp-
son. A GUEST.
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In MemoryAof

Miss Julia E. Rice. Born November
Q, 1858; was married to John C.Wood,
September I'd, 1880. She protested a
hope in Christ and united with the
Christian Church July 5, 1885, under
the preaching of Bro. R. G.. Sloan, was
faithful in good work, and q good
neighbor. She leaves a kind husband
and a host of relatives and friends.
Our loss is her gain. Died May 4th,
1920, aged 81 years, 8 months, 2 days.
A FRIEND.
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painful, and almost fatal accident
Wednesday morning. While some
boys were playing ball in front of her
home the bat accidentally slipped from
the hands of the batter and struck
Helen in the face, inflicting On ugly
cash just below her right eye. DR..
Farr was called and dressed the
wound. She seems to be getting slong
nicely at this writing. ISAAC.