The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-24

little better today. but not yet able to sit up.
 Miss Vera Phillips of the Emmet High school spent Sunday here with home folks
 George Rhodes of Dermott, is visit ing friends and relatives in and near Prescott, this week
 Louis DewoOdy and two little daugh- ters of lower Redland, are spending the day in Prescott.
 Sheriff Luke C. Steele went to Tex arkana on No 5 today to attend Fed eral court in that city.
 Dr. l. M Workman of Philadelphia, president of Henderson Brown college, is spending the day in onr city.
 
 Miss MarcelluS Arthur returned t1 Little Rock yesterday evening, after pleasant visit with friends in this city. Mrs W. l.. Hines was called to Fl Dorado this morning on account ot the illness of her mother. Mrs. W. B. Adams Mrs. Nette Fowler returned to her home in Amhurst, Wis, this morning after five months stay with Wm. Haas and family. She was delighted with our winter,
 John Dillard. who was stricken last week at Winfield. exaS. with paral- ysis died Friday night according 10 information received from his son. Frank who has just returned from Winfield
 
 Wm. Haas and Son started up their shovel handle factory this morning. They have their yard full of fine ash. and will at once resume operation of their factory. which enterprise k T credit fo Prescott.
 ]. II Slaughter. formerly with the Nevada County Hardware company. but now with the Norris Sample Hard- ware company of Fl Dorado. K spend ing day or so in Prescott on business matters.
 Mrs C F. Andrews has returned i from Malvern where she was called to the bedside of her mother Mrs. r. H. Morris, who k very ill Mrs. An drewS reports her condition only slight ly improved, and will probably return to Malvern Wednesday to stay until she recoverS.
 If yau are q lover of music do not miss the unusual opportunity of having rhe noted solo harpist, Pauline Du Clos who will appear at the court house. Friday evening at eight o'clock. Her program consists of both classic and semi-claSSic numbers. mixed with old time melodies d5t 2.21
 
 When County Clerk Agia billiard went 10 open his office early this morn ing there stood Arthur Davis and Es- sic Pennington. colorcd, of Hope, knock ing for admission to the marriage bu- reau License was quickly granted and Judge Franks was hurrfedly sum monea and then and there was per formed Il Monday morning marriage.
 
 We have spoken 0f TWO great char acterS born in The month of February. We are thinking now of one who was called Americas uncrowned queen. " who had q heavenly birthday in this month"; Frances F. Willard. She pass cd away in the city of New York, Whither she had gone to lay great plans for the extension of the work 50 dear to her-the great temperance reform. So impressed was the proprietor of the hotel with her life and triumphant death that he presented Miss Gordon, her beloved associate and now the Ma 1 tional President of the W. C. T. L., the furniture that was in the room in which she died. Miss Gordon took it 10 Rest Cottage, the home of Miss Willard, at Evanston, Ill, the shrine to which all White Ribboners drift when any where near that region. The life of this beau. tiful woman will he studied at the meet ing Thursday. at the home of Mrs. W E. Waller, Mrs. Cress, leader. Let as many as possible come and get the 1 inspiration that a life of such heroic