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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

ner some day and spend a couple Of
hours or so at our school. You will
experience real enjoyment and have
something to think about for a week.
The selling of two hounds at the
IIinson sale recently for $34 was the
cause of much interest and amuse-
ment Mr.. Harvey was the purchaser
and no whas sold the dogs for $50,
and is shipping them to st. Louis.
Mrs. Martin and little daughter,
Jean, planned a party in honor Of
Jeans 18th birthday New Years day.
Eight little girls and Jeans teach
er, Miss Hazel Troxell, responded to
the call and had a fine time. Mrs.
Edgar Noyes was also present.
The Red Cross membership fund
has been sent in. The following re-
ceiving membership cards for it: Mrs.
Harry Petefish, Mrs. G. II. Hale, Miss
Edithe Crews, Mrs. Christ Mathis,
Mrs. H. Allstott, Edgar Noyes, Peter
McWilliam.
Aileen McWilliam's White Rock
cock, Christopher, which recently won
sweepstakes at the Mena Poultry
show, was sent to Fort Smith Satur-
day, where he will be in competition
this week with birds from all over the
state. He was accompanied by a
high scoring pullet from the same
fork
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WESTERN MONTGoMERY.

(Too Late for Last Week.
J. H. Edwards was Mt Ida vis-
tor Sunday.
George Saunders is visiting rela-
tiyes near Hatfield
Mrs Arnold Edwards of Cisco, Tex,
is spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodman OF
Oklahoma, are visiting Mrs. Good
mans parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. T.
Putnam
Gippie Edwards sustained a painful
hurt last week while doing carpenter
work. A nail which he was driving
CHANGING hit him in the eye.
Hopkins and Mrs. Hamp Edwards
of Durant, Ok, are visiting relatives
here during the holidays. The for
mer is a son Of w. NJ Edwards ofAlf
and the latter is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Bates of Huddleston.
The election of officers of the Sui
phur Springs Sunday school we're held
Sunday as follows: Superintendent
Il. +. Edwards, Bible teacher Miss
Mary Abee, intermediate class Mrs.
Edwards, card class Mrs. Ola Cox.
oSNtttdiy " N. EuWdtus.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
IS. A. Hughes died Sunday night with
pneumonia Interment was had at
the Sulphur Springs cemetery Mon
day Afternoon. The services proceed
ing interment was conducted by Mai
or r. ]. Kinley, who made very
touching talk and spoke words of con-
dolence to the bereaved parents.
The case Of Edwards & Alternately
VS.. J. K. Fretz came up for trial in
Squire w. j. Bates court Wednesday
The action was for goods sold the de
PENDANT while the plaintiffs were sell
ing goods and the plaintiff asked for
$44.50. A jury was empaneled at
the instance of the defendant and
judgment went in favor Of the PLAN
lifts for $2238.
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WILL UTILIZE TIDES FOR
POWER PLANTS IN ENGLAND
(Bv international News Service,

'bv international News Service.D
London, Jan. 1.-The greatest
water-power undertaking in the world,
generating about 100000 electrical
horsepower per day at cost of one
cent per unit, is foreshadowed by the
scheme Of Harvesting the tides of the
River Severn.
The project has been worked out by
the Ministry of Transport and altbo
1t has met with some opposition in GER
tain quarters it seems likely that It
will be carried thru, if only On account
of the large number Of unemployed it
will give work to.
The necessity for increased railway
communication between South Wales
and other parts of Great Britain has
been felt for some time. This need
VIII be met by the present proposal
and, in addition, level road will be
provided over the River Severn for
vehicular traffic, thus obviating the
present detour of fifty miles.
1t is estimated that by utilizing the
power of the tides at least three mil
lion tons of coal year will be saved
and large amount of cheap power
will be available for industrial pur-
poses
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CoRINTH COAxEs.

G. Wright's new dwelling is near
ing completion.
John Gass attended the dance near
Ransom Friday night.
Messrs. John and Walter Gass were
Mena visitors Sunday afternoon.
School at this place is progressing
nicely with attendance increasing.
Miss Nora Farless spent the past
week with her aunt, Mrs, G. S. Crews,
Of Acorn.
Mrs. j. E. Goss and daughter of
Mena. spent the past week with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stockton are Wis
iting with Mr.. Stockton's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Stockton. here.
Bro. Glaze will fill his regular ap-
pointment at the Nazarene church at
this place Saturday night and Sun
day.
The party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Higginbottom Saturday night
was well attended and enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Embry of
Owens Chapel, spent Sunday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Wiles
of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Clark and chill
dren of Mena, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Common of
thsi place.
Misses Lille Kent and Ber1ce Can
non and Messrs. Wesley and Wilmer
Earheart spent Sunday afternoon at
Bethesda Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Fleming and
two children returned Friday from
Shawnee Ok. where they spent the
holidays with Mrs. Fleming's parents.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Dollar.
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Pickles
CENTER POINT CIRCLETs.

Glen Davis of Hatfield, has been
visiting his uncle, d. d. Davis.
There will be prayer meeting at
Center Point next Sunday evening at
q o'clock.
/. M. Davis won first place in a
warmly contested spelling match Sat
urday night.
j. l.. Redding preached at our
school house last Sunday at IL a. m.
TO a full house.
Our enterprising citizens are pre-
pairing to re-shingle and otherwise
improve our community hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flay Fullerton and
child, from Horatio, are visiting at
the home of T. l.. Hollowell.
Our telephone company has been
reorganized, new members received
and the line is being put in good re-
pair
Nettie and 7dgar Barber of Mount
tain Fork, were the guests of their
cousins, Beatrice and Hugh Maddox
Saturday night.
The burial service of Mrs. jim
Walker at Rocky Monday was at
tended by several of her former
neighbors from this place
L.. A. Cummins and family of Hat
field spent part of the Christmas holi-
days at the home of Eli Turner and
other relatives here.
Irwin Featherstone of Window,
Mimi, is visiting at the home of his
sister. Mrs. j. E. Mckinney. He
reports temperature of % below
zero, and foot of snow in his home
town when he left.
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OLD COVE CLIPS.

Horace Rigsby moved his family to
the Trew place last week.
Clip Little has been hauling ties
near Cove the last few days.
X. II. Stockton of Mena, spent Sun
day with relatives at this place.
Clement of Watson, Ok, spent Sun
day at the home of his parents.
Len Watson returned TO his work
in the Louisiana oil fields vast Satur-
day.
Elmer Owens and Manson Bel
knap, of near McCauley, were shop
ping in Hatfield Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Fair and
family of McCauley, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. d.
Stockton.
Mr.. and Hrs. Roy Stockton moved
to the home of Mr.. Stockton's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Stockton, near
Mena last Tuesday
Mr.. Hassley, who now owns the
K, II. Stockton place has now taken
possession. We are sure they will
feel welcome with us.
Rev. N. O. Hornsby of Grannis. will
preach at the church house next SAT-
urday night. Sunday and Sunday
night. Also Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Let's everyone come and take a hand
in this good work.
Mnnpob;,,o.
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EAsT on yANDERvooRT NEWS.

Versey Reed moved into the Boyds-
ton house last week.
A. ]. Barber attended the boxing
matches in Mena Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone of Oklahoma,
visited at the Wooley home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freas Of Vandervoort,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker and the Martin
girls of Hartley, visited at Boss jack
sons home Sunday.
The shooting match Saturday in the
Nairmore field was attended by a
crowd Of thes porting bunch.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton visited at the
home of her brother, Mart Cranfeld,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Grandma Smith passed away Satur-
day morning and was laid to rest in
Oak Grove cemetery near Bog Springs.
The dance at Boss Jackson's home
Saturday night was attended by a
large crowd and everybody had a big
time.
Vernon Beverly left last week for
Tyler, Tex, where he intends to take
two courses in the Tyler Commercial
college.
Tom Bell, Henry Hamilton, jim
Hayden and Leonard Mcdaniel en-
joyed fox chase Saturday night.
They chased old sly Reynard down be-
low Wickes.
Dolan Cecil left last week for Cabot,
Ark, to visit his sister, Mrs. Rody
Wish, for week before he enters the
Draughan's Business College at Lit
tie Rock. His sister, Loda, accompan-
led him.
DsoLIao
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KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Hogs Strong TO Higher,
Sheep and Lambs Weak.

Kansas Stock Yards, Jan. 3.-Open-
ing receipts for the new year were
considerably short of initial receipts
N 1920, and. hogs opened higher with
cattle stronger and sheep and lambs
weak to lower Killers appeared fair
~ anxious for fat cattle and in some
cases paid an advance. Demand for
stock and feeding grades was active.
Hog prices were up % to 35 cents.
with the top price $685.. Lambs were
70 cents lower top S1075. and sheep
about steady.
Receipts today were 10000 cattle.
5000 hogs, and 10000 sheep. com
pared with 1000 cattle, $500 cattle.
and 5000 sheep week ago. and n :
600 cattle, 1900 hogs, and $3.50
sheep year ago.
Beef Cattle.
An improved tone was evident in
the trade in beef cattle today. Prices
Tor tat steers, cows and heifers and
bulls ruled strong to rs cents higher
and calves were up to SO cents. The
bulk of the short fed steers sold at
800 to $500, and choice grades up TO
$1,000. Fat cows brought 1925 to
$3.50 and heifers $5.75 to 1926. Can
ner cows were rs cents higher at "A 5O
to $500. Veal calves brought AZ 5G
to $ll.O0. The improved feeling in
The market today was the irst re-
ported in the past two weeks. Killers
cut purchases late in December 70
actual requirements and the action IN
me market today indicates an increas-
ing demand.
Stockers and Feeders.
Receipts Of thin cattle TODAY were
moderate. Prices were quoted steady
70 strong. There was a fairly good
demand for steers suitable for rough
ing thru the winter. and for syringe.
cows. Stock calves were scarce.
Hogs.
Demand for hogs was urgent Tho
early estimate was for - O00 h,,t
maj receipts amounted to only so 900
ff1ces averaged 25 cents higher with
some sold up 35 cents. The top price
was SS-25, and bulk of sales $500 10
SS.z5- Pigs were quoted firm. ton
sS:oV: There IS urgent demand for ali
oHerlngs OF thin hogs and pigs suit
abie for feeding purposes. Receipts
OF fat hogs in the past six weeks
have been far short of expectations
ard indications are that the January
run will be short of the same period
a year ago. pi'ou
Sheep and Lambs.
sheep were steady today and lambs
weak to 25 cents lower. Colorado
lambs weighing 80 pounds brought
me top price $10.75. Yearlings and
rat ewes were scarce. Demand for
feeding and breeding grades was
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POTTER PICKUPS.

j A. Walter returned to his work
~ the Texas oil fields Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur McVay of Grannis Is
visiting her parents here this week.
Mr.. Ship and family have moved
70 the Taylor farm southeast of town.
W. T. Hicks and family spent Sun
day at the Beavers home on I've
Mile.
Mrs. J. A. Thronton and son, jim
spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs.
Mrs: Mary Jones Of Mena spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
son, W. E, Jones.
Rev. Henson of Cove, filled his reg
ular appointment at the Baptist
church Saturday night.
w. a; Butler and daughter. Miss
Amy, left Thursday for their home at
Quinton. Ok, after a few days visit
with old friends.
Mrs. c. c. Carolan returned To her
home at Mena Tuesday, having been
called to see her mother, Mrs. ]. w.
Walker Sunday
Mrs. Sid Anderson and daughter.
MISS Mamie, returned to their home
at Heavener after spending a weel,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Gam.
II. f. Gann and granddaughter
irene. of Fillmore. Ok, after spend,
ing Christmas here, returned home
Saturday. Miss Irene is attending
school there. >
Mrs ]. w. Walker died suaaenlv
At the family home Sunday morning.
Burial was at Rocky Monday after
neon. Services conducted bv the
Rev. ]. A Garrett of Ashdown She
leaves a husband, six daughters !
brother. and host of friends Ia
mourn her loss. ~
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GRANNls GRAINS.

Jim Thomas is home again.
Cecil Hinkle is going to put in a.
barber shop.
Joe Stokes was in town Christmas
week
Jim Pickens is back from visit to
Hochatown, Ok.
Earl MeVay Of DeQueen, spent last
week in Grannis.
Hal Pearson is going to join the
aavy in about week.
babe Kasman killed a big four
pcSn1 buck Christmas week.
Taylor Laceiield of Mena, was here
visiting Miss Belle Billue last week.
Misses Florence Allen and leila
-1ones returned to Mena Sunday night.
L T. Brown and j. A. Burton
moved to Grape Vine, Tex, Saturday.
Martin Mullins left for Georgia,
where he is getting recruits for the
navy.
Bachelor Nash has moved from
Mr. Hagans farm to the old Mise
place
Miss Patsy Mathys returned to
Cove Sunday, where she is teaching
Schoel.
Miss Bethel Higgins returned home
saturday from visit with her sister
Al Mineral.
Mrs. Arthur McVay went to Potter
Monday to attend the funeral Of a
nesr relative
Mr. Scott and family are back from
west Texas, where they have been
picking ssttoi:
Albert Mckinney. Frank Allen and
Jess Wilson were in DeQueen last
week on business.
Mss Gertrude Robertson went
back to Holly Grove to take up her
sshool work after the holidays.
Miss Annie Billue started her
school At Center Point Monday morn
MY after weeks vacation.
Grandma Nelson is very i'll.
The Baptlsts are having a protract-
ed meeting at the Saints church
5otn Mines gave new years din
nes % friends Saturday. All report
~ good times and lots of turkey
GLADYS Clinton returned to De-
NTSen Tuesday. where she is attend
ng school after spending the HOLIDAYS
~ home.
Miss Vega Staull Of Fort Smith
stopped off Saturday evening and
STAYED till Sunday, visiting relatives
sn1 friends here.
- =. Wheeler and his brother. A
Wheeler, recently moved here from
Lomanche county. Tex. One Is liv-
sg on the Bill Frashieur farm ana
ane other is living on the Russells
Mace north of town
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vANDERvooRT vERITIEs.

Miss Flora Piper was up from Tex
arkana Saturday.
Miss Ruth Wiley spent the week
end with relatives at Mena.
Miss Irma Nichols visited with
friends at Cove over Sunday.
Misses Cleo Taylor and Madge Bon
ner were having dental work done in
Mena Saturday.
VIII Shelton departed Monday for
Burkburnett, Tex, where he expects
to work in the oil fields.
The Rev. ]. P. Garrett of Hatfield
preached at the M. f. church Sunday
morning at ii o'clock and Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Otus Henderson returned to
Broken Bow Saturday after pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends
here and at Mena.
Paul NJ Sandefur who has been Wis
ting at the home OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Sandefur, for the
Muldrow. Ok
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There was a party given at the
John Hill home Saturday night. All
reported an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gibson of Center
Point spent Monday with the for
mer's parents at this place.
K. w. Rivers has spent the past 3
taking care of some fine meat hogs.
days in Oklahoma butchering and
Pryor Salisbury and family moved
to Mena Saturday, where they will
make their home till spring and then
go on to Texas.
Mr. Hodges and family, who moved
here over year ago from Atoka, Ok,
are planning to move the first Of the
week to Talihina, Ok.
A singing was given at the Jacob
Keller home Friday night. After the
singing W. NJ Martin gave two nice
recitations which furnished entertain
ment for young and old.
Brown Ewes
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Correspondence
HATFIELD.

Lewis II. Johnson was Poteau
business caller Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. German of Cove visited
relafives here New Years day.
Miss Amy Butler of Quinton, Ok,
visited Miss Rosa Daniels few days
fast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
children of Cove, spent Sunday at the
Guy Clark home.
The infant child Of jeff Morris
diod Monday night. Death was
enused by strangling.
Gates a Dale, real estate men, re-
murt the sale of a 40-acre tract last
week to Texas party.
Ankiy Tucker came in from the Ok
shosna ell fields Friday and will
Spend some time with his family.
L.. III. Bandy Of Bokoma, Ok, visited
friends and attended to business mat
Agr1as in Hatfield last Friday and Sat
ax4aT
Ar and Mrs. c. o. Henderson and
Mrs. Fannie Barnes visited Saturday
and Sunday at the Henry Finger
Aoune in Mena.
W. r.. Rogers, manager for the Hat
lseid Lumber CO., has moved his fam
iiy from Zafra, Ok, and is occupying
Mie Ford Younce property in the
@swfheast part Of town.
The Misses Edna and Willie
Benvnrs, Rosebud and Fannie Littrell
~ Gillian. were guests Of Miss lnez
Beavers the past week.
Oliver Gates returned to Conway
Saturday to resume his school work,
after spending holiday week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Gates.
Ehe planer Of the Hatfield Lumber
and Mill Company will soon be COM
Elehed and ready for business. The
whistle was blown for the first time
Friday noon.
L. w. Hall has added a commodious
feed house to his holdings, having the
~sxze built on rear of lot occupied
d. his store building. J. B. Williams
did the work
While driving a new balky Ford car
from Mena Monday night Carl Rob
bfrs received broken arm when
eEanl7ing same. DR.. Connally set the
Injured member.
Miss Jessie johnson suffered an
other attack Friday night and was
6aasen TO Texarkana Sunday for treat
1ept' Latest report her conditions
snax considerably improved.
WrS&RS johnnie ana Eunlce Little
page left Thursday for their home at
Ida. Ok, after being in Hatfield
ssnre August, to give Miss Eunice the
ssportunity to attend school and for
IRE study Of music.
a company consisting of Lewis
Johnson. Ed Hutson. Wesley Nichols,
y. C.. Hoheimer and Artie Brewer has
purchased the jack formerly owned
Ag b. Green. Mr.. Hutson will have
ekarge of the same
.. G. Haker, d. ID. G. M. of Odd
Fellows, for this district and Sumner
Pitcher attended lodge at Grannis
Saturday night. Mr.. Herker as in
xtaslfng ocer, indicted the officers
z@et into their stations for the COM
nsg year.
The local Odd Fellows proved the
SruE Christmas spirit by the kindness
shown the poor children outside of
tswn. who were unable to attend the
Christmas tree and entertainment at
tie auditorium. Each child received a
bag of candy, nuts, apples and other
goodies with the compliments of the
SEASON from the above named organ
ration
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Ancient Mariner.
UNION GRovE-PosEY HOLLOW

A. Combs was in Mena Saturday.
John Boehm returned home from
Forum. Ok, Wednesday.
DIR. j. G. Hilton was called Friday
to see John Combs, who is suffering
an attack of flu
Those in Mena Friday were J. F..
Bass, G. j. Milliken, H. NJ Cox and
Uncle Jim Ford.
Miss Susie Combs Of Mena, visited
her brother. John Combs, Saturday
night and Sunday.
The Willis family has moved to the
John Boehm place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ford visited
Mrs. Ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale of Highland, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Swiger went to
Mena Saturday to see Mrs. Swiger's
brother, Bud Yeargan, of Sophia, Ok,
and visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Ar
wood, of Mena.
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OPAL NEWS.

Much fine pork is being killed here
today (Monday).
w. +. Stephens motored in to Mena
after freight Monday.
Cal Bates carried his little son to
Mena for dental work Monday.
NJ. F. Barber is making prepara-
items to move from Ouachita to Opal
this week
w G. Widener has made arrange
ments to move to his home at Alder
this week.
Mrs. A. E. Sargent and children of
Route 4, Mena, visited at the Widen
or home Sunday.
John Cotton and Mack Barber are
planning to put in a sawrig at the
Opal gin where they will cut lumber
for the local trade.
Mrs. B. f. Jackson, who has been
out of the state hospital on parole
the past month will return this week
second nurse in the institution, we
are told
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.TlCE TO THE PUBLIC

Hhas come to our notice that Ger
tan persons have been. circulating
ruDrs that would tend to iniure our
ban and more especially the conf.
dene of our customers. We beg /.
stat that the Bank of Hatfield is ia
BUSINESS to stay and while we haye
don more than our part in taking
carr of our customers in the way q
extnding credit, we are at all times
reag TO meet the demands of our de
pos.ors who have first consideration
We also desire to call attention 70
Seclon Sc. Arkansas Act of 1911
wn,h reads as follows:
PENALTY for Circulating RI
Iors and False Reports Injuring
links.
whenever any person malicious
and without cause circulates Or
ouses to be circulated any rum0
nth the intent to iniuriously al
ret the financial standing or repu-
ation of any bank, either state o.
lational, doing business in this
tate, either verbally or in writing.
q make any statement or circulates
assists in circulating any false
umor TO rthe purpose of injuT
he financial standing Of any bank,
lther state or National, or seeks
ither by word or action to start a
un upon the said bank or conniya
T conspires with any parties fcf
ne purpose of injuring the stand.
ng or reputation or starting a run
IN the said bank, he shall be
leemed guilty of a misdemeanor
md upon conviction thereof shall
!e punished by fine of not more
han $4,000 and by imprisonment
4 the county Jail for not less than
hree months nor more than one
vear.
IN account of the slow crop move
nlnt of last fall and low prices Of
fam commodities we shall probably
no make new loans during 1921, but
We are in position to take care of our
oil customers, who come in and ar
rage their paper in a satisfactory
pmner.
THE BANK OF HATFIELD,
Hatfield. Arkansas.
). W. Duke, President.
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GAM GATHERINGS.

Everybody remember next Sunday
at o'clock is preaching by Bro. Mar
tin.
Mrs. Hall and family attended
preaching at Two Mile Saturday
night and Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Thacker of
Rocky, visited at the home of Mrs.
Hackers parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAiister and fam
lily Misses Elva Grassland, Mr., and
Mrs. Hogman attended preaching at
Two Mile Sunday.
The musical entertainment given at
the home of w. o. Coffman Friday
night in honor of Prof. Stiewig and
his cousin, Prof Perry, was we'll at
tended and all reported an enjoyable
time. Il is to be remembered that
Prof Stiewig is nephew of Mrs.
cofman and also grandson of j. B.
Graves.
Guess Who
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DALLAS NEWS.
Too Late for Last Week.

(Too Late for Last Week.
Mrs. A. l.. Durham, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Bob Case has sent mis- little daugh-
ter to her sister in Oklahoma for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gibson. who
came recently from Oklahoma, are
building a house on the Mobley place
near Dallas.
There was quite few hunters in
the mountains around Dallas Christ
mas day and the squirrels, rabbits
and quails were plentiful by the ap-
pearance of the hunting boys.
Inc, Christmas tree was reported
a good success and everyone was well
satisved. There were apples. oranges.
and nuts and candies by the basketfui
distributed and a very large tree
loaded with presents.
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FINANCE BILL LAW
HOUSE APPROVES 1T

!, Washington. Jan. 4.-The resolu-
tion rreviving the war finance corpora
ton became a law today with its re-
adoption by the house over President
wilson's veto. The Senate OVERRIDE
the veto yesterday. 0ee
The veto in the house was $50 to
90, with three voting present, or 81
majority. u'