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IN THE LODGE ROOM
Minnie c. Chellgord: pass correspond
ent. Alice A. lIoughton: guide, Mrs.
Ruby Jordan. guard Mrs. McI.nllem. !.

Minnie c. Chellgord; pass correspond
ent. Alice A. lioughton; guide, Mrs.
Ruby Jordan; guard. Mrs. McCullem:
assistant guard. Mrs. DeVore; musi-
clan. Mrs. Robinson; color bearer No.
!, Bee Sinclair; color bearer No. 2, Jes-
sie Crowell: color bearer No. J, Mrs.
Irving; color bearer No. 1, Mrs. Hun
sacker. The out going president. Miss
Hester Castle, gave splendid report
of her years work. which was very
much enjoyed. The tent presented her
with a gold badge, the emblem OF the
order. Her officers presented her with
a lovely hand-painted cake plate, and
Mrs. Naomi wilcoxson after deliver
ing splendid oration presented her
with beautiful silver cake knife.
Then the out going president. Miss
Castle presented each one OF her Of
ficers With lovely gifts OF hand work.
The in-going officers presented the IN
stalling officer, Mrs. Chellyord. with n
beautiful hand-palnted fruit bowl and
she presented her guide. Mrs. Lou
Crandall. with a beautiful bar pin.
Baby Thea Clausen gave two fancy
dances which were very much enjoyed
and the tent presented her with a large
box of candy. Refreshments consist
ing of cake and coffee was served and
a social hour enjoyed by all.
Members. our next regular meeting
Will be held Friday night, January 27.
All try and come.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
BEN IITR

Pueblo Court No. IL, Tribe of Bon
hur met in regular session in their
hall in the Opera House block on We'd
nesday evening with only small at
tendance. After a short business meet
ing. those present enjoyed themselves
ny playing high five and dancing
Everybody please remember that on
next Wednesday evening. Jan. c5. there
Will be masquerade dance to which
everyone is invited. There will be OK
cellent music and refreshments will be
served
All members are urged to come and
ortng your friends. so that our social
ahairs may be n success. There will be
several prizes given for the best and
most comic costumes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22

Report has II that Prcsilent ObregJn
OF Mexico is coniin~ to the United
States for an operation.
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ROYAL NEIGHBoRs CLUB,

| The Royal NeiShbors club was
entertained on "Wednesday afternoon
| at the beautiful home of Mrs. J. l..
Delihanty. The afternoon was en-
ioyed by all, talking to the ouija
board and fortune telling. Those
present were: Mesdames a. Il. Grif-
fin, ]. w, Wheatley, A. J. Shepler.
Gregory, w. IL. F,lson. Ray Stahlneck-
er. j. II. Mooney. c. n. Demarre. A.
l.. Taylor, NJ L, Radley, w. e York,
G II Howard, II Il. Tedrow, j. r.
Arnett. Charles holland, f. w. Irmes,
Miss Florence Delihanty, and the hos
tesses, Mesdames Delihanty and
kinchcr. Neighbor Nectal was report
ed i'll at st. Mary's hospital A silent
prayer was offered followed with
prayer by the Chancellor for her re-
covery. Neighbors Mcknight and
Garden were reported convalesing.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess and Neighhor Kincher.
Tho club will meet on February LIST
at the home of Mrs. Ray Stshlnecker.
1894 East Sth street. Monday night.
January Bard will be the regular
meeting, at the X. +. hall, at 1880 u.
IN. Visiting members always well
come.
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MODERN MoonMEN an AMrR1cA

AODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
The cold and snow did not stop the
crowd from attending the meeting of
lamp Il1l Thursday night. as one OF
the largest attendance of the wear was
present. The work was put on by the
r'orssfern team and several new ones
were reported on for next meeting. all
OF which indicates that our society is
still leading all others, so let's keen
up the eood work for the entire new
year. All sick neighbors were re-
ported as doing fine which was more
kood news. The new officers started
things with = spirit that shows they
are Watchful and proEresslye
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DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS

Mary Logan Tent No. ., Daughters
of Veterans held their installation
Friday night. January l3th. The in
stallation was public and a large crowd
was present The following officers
were installed by past Tent. President
Minnie G. Chcllgord: President, Mrs.
Viola Swartz; junior vice-president,
Mrs. Birt; chaplain, Sadie McFrcdrcis.
treasurer Sarah A. Tucker; council
member No. I, Cora Rayl;; council
member No. .. Foil Quinn; council
member No. 2. Allie Arndt; patriotic
inst ructor, Bessie French. secretary,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22

day afternoon. Come out Monday
night and hear District Manager Bro.
Powell. explain the different policies
now In use.
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w. b. A. OF THE MAccABEEs


Columbine Review No. 8 W. b. A. Of
the Maccabees held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon with \ good
attendance. One candidate was tnitiat-
ed to membership and two applications
acted upon. The Review will hold their
installation next Thursday afternoon
and all members are urged to be prse-
ent. Refreshments and = social hour
will be enjoyed. The members were
sorry to hear OF the Illness uf Mrs COL
burn, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Nellie
Thomas, Mrs Phillips. Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Hannant, Mrs. MAyme DavfA
MrA Tanning and Mrs Holden and
hope for their speedy recovery. All
officers and guards are requested to
Be At our hall Monday afternoon At !:
O'Clock to drill. We were glad to have
Mrs.. Garrison with up after an absence
OF year or moro. Members don't stay
At homo for am positive that {. aar-
prise committee is out, and YOU are
liable TO miss something. Don't forget
your dues aS they arc past due on the
goth.
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BANNER CIRCLE no. 4

on last Tuesday night, Jan. II.
Banner Circle No. held open meet
ing to all neighbors of Woodcraft
and the new officers for 1922 were in
stalled by Grand Manager Lillian
Stanchfield. Neighbors Ash, Seton
and Walters were committee TO ar
range for entertaining our visitors
and presented the following program:
Piano solo ....... Mrs. Mary Keller
Reading .,......... Miss Myrtle Eyer
Vocal solo ..... Mrs. Nellie Remple
Whistling solo-Mrs. Mary Keller, ac-
oompanied on piano by Miss Lillian
Seton.
Neighbor Stanchfield. in her sweet.
graceful way took charge OF the
meeting and made n short report OF
the past years work of Banner circle.
Captain Morton and team had charge
of the floor work and Neighbor Nellie
Remple was appointed attendant.
The following officers were then In
| stalled.
! Guardian Neichbor. Maude MsCaf-
ferty; Past Guardian Neighbor, Anna
Armstrong; Adviser, Judith somers:
Magacian, Leona Carroll; clerk, Cora
] Marts: banker. Cora Gregor: attend
i Walters; outer Sentinel. Lizzie
O'Brien; Captain OF Guards, Bertha
| Rose; Musician. Mary Keller; man
ayers. Mary Kelley. Sam Rigby and
Sam McCafferty; correspondent, Mary
Q z. Deaton.
! Each officer was escorted to her
or his. station by team guardian
Neishbor Maude McCafferty present
cd Neighbor Stanchficld with beau
tiful bouquet of red carnations ana to
| Past Guardian Neighbor Jennie Wal
/ ters. her jewel pin. Delicious re-
freshments were served. after which
4 Might've was enjoyed at ~ tables.
| Big public card party January 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
W. r. c.


Saturday, Jan. u. the Relief Corps
was invited to meet with Post No. 3,
@. A. II. A. tho Department Com
mander Comrade Jewell was hers on
an unofficial visit. We were glad Of
the opportunity to listen to his ad-
dress which was highly appreciated
He said no expected To make an off1c-
iai visit to the Pose the latter part Of
February or the hrst part of March
and would be pleased to have the Re-
lief Corps and Daughters OF Veterans
present at that time. The funeral Of
Comrade James Robbins was held At
Mccarthy Browns chapel Wednesday
afternoon. Services by the Relief Cosps
and G.. A. II. at the chapel. pail bearers
being comradea OF the Post. Pueblo
Relief Corps No. met Thursday aft
ernoon with the President Allie Arndt
presiding. The regular routine Of bust
ness was transacted. Tho chicken din
ner TO be given Saturday. Jan. IS. was
discussed and arrangements made.
The chairman of tho committee not
being able TO be present the nnal ar
rangements will be made ne1t Thurs
day at our regular meeting. We were
very sorry Mrs. Watson was not able
to be with US. but hope by next week
she Will be here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22

Mrs W. +. Rsber. and small dsugh-
ter. Dorothy. and Miss Mayme Stone.
returned from Denver Wcdnesday V
evening where they visited few days.
!. !. i.
Miss Ruth Worries wa. Initiated sew
srai weeks ago into the Delta Gamma
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. Oak Grove.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9Th.
The wonderful Giles gas well Is still
blowing, with a tremendous force, and
can be heard for several miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Boyd made
trip to Sarepta Saturday.
Friday night Of last week Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Vernon entertained the
young folks with dance, which was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Josh Matlock is at present a
guest Of relatives residing in this COM
inunity.
Operations at the Denmon No. 2
prospect well have been suspended, the
contract depth Of 1900 feet having been
reached. The impression is that the
well will be drilled deeper-as soon as
the necessary arrangements can q
made. GOOD EYE.
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plain Dealing. Route. One.

Dated: Tuesday, Feb. It'll.
Mr.. Raiford Kilgore, of Shreveport,
spent the past weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. KilgOre
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albums were
business visitors to Plain Dealing
Wednesday Of last week.
Prayer meeting was held Saturday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Rodgers. On account OF unfavor-
able weather, there were only a few
present.
Thomas, jr., little eight-month old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Z. e. Cason, sui
fered an attack OF bronchitis. The
correspondent is pleased to report his
recover.
Mrs. .. d. Norris had as q guest
Sunday Mrs. Sebe Mays.
Mr.. G.. E. Rodgers was among the
business visitors to Sarepta Wetines-
day Of last week.
This community was flooded with
lease hounds" the past week. Their
means Of conveyance was anything
from an automobile on down to mule
back.
There is already plenty OF gas walk
ing around on the ground. Oil is ex
pected next.
Mr.. II. NJ. Doty and Mr.. NJ. A
Anderson nlotored to Shreveport Fri
day OF last week on business.
The many friends Of Mrs. Floyt
Allen will regret to learn OF her bein'
| iii, and hope her speedy recovery.
Miss Hazel Mays spent Sunday yer.
pleasantly with Misses Rubye ant
Annie Mae Norris.
/ Sunday school was held at Mr.. AM
Mrs. +. b. Windsor's Sunday evening
A large crowd attended
Mr.. Josh Matlock, Of Mfnden, is Wis
iting friends and relatives residing !
this vicinity. MILES PUERo.
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MIS-. >. N. M0TflSOn, WHO nus IOlaSOuc
time been at sanitorium In Ell Paso,
Texas, has suffered another bad spell
Of cold. Her many friends will regret
to learn such report Of her condition.
Mr.. Frank Curry made q business
trip to Cotton Valley one day last week.
Mr. Boss Chapel visited Mr.. Joe
Bounds yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mollie Burks has been on the
sick list the past few days
Miss Hazel Johnston spent the past
weekend at home.
Mrs. Frank Curry visited her sister,
Mrs. Blanche Cooker, Tuesday after
noon Of last week.
Aline Burks spent yesterday very
pleasantly with Beatrice Johnston.
Mr.. w. D. Johnston plowed In oats
several days Of last week
Mrs. N. G. Bounds spent one night OF
last week with her son, MIR. Joe
Bounds, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Booker spent yes
terday very pleasantly with Mr.. and
Mrs. Boss Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Flaherty visited
their father and mother yesterday.
Mr.. Lee Burks. Of the Red Land
community, visited friends and rel
atiyes of this section several days OF
last week. He reports the roads fairly
| good.
Mr.. w. i. Burks made business
trip to Plain Dealing last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Johnston spent
yesterday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. L. Burks, il. GREEN PARs0N.
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Phillips Hill.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9th.
Yesterday was another pretty day.
Everybody was glad to see the sun
shining again
Rev. r. M. Hinton filed his regular
appointment at Phillips Hill yesterday.
Miss Mamie Burks spent the past
weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. C. Burks were guests
at dinner at Mrs. Mollie Burks' home
yesterday.
Miss BERTHE Burks reports her health
now very good and says her weight il
greater than ever before.
The correspondent has learned that
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Around Mot.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9Th.
Cloudy and raining again to-day.
Also little sleet and snow this
morning.
Little I. =. Cason, jr., was very sick
last week from bronchitis. The cores
pendent Is pleased to report he Is
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Albums visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Keoun, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mcclellan and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Bounds,
were visitors at Mr.. r. E. Cason's yes.
terday.
Mr.. Seymour Garrett was among the
visitors to Webster's new big gas well
yesterday.
Z On account of the gas well blowing
| in last week, all the dogs are hoarst
from barking at leasers. A half dozel
callers at each house in this commu
nifty. However, we were all glat
to see them, as it makes prospects lool
brighter.
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Plain Dealing, Route Three.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9Th.
Wet and muddy! and it just won't
quit raining.
Mr.. C. Robinson and boys, Ernest
and Edgar, spent yesterday afternoon
with Mr.. G. w. Walker.
Mr.. Everett Young, OF near Shiloh,
spent Friday night and Saturday with
his father, Mr.. s. r. Young.
Mr.. John Walker spent Saturday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Walker.
Mr.. C.. C. Crowley made a business
trip to Plain Dealing one day last
week.
Mr.. Albert Orr spent Wednesday Of
last week with MIR. Harry Walker.
Mrs. Gus Tommis spent yesterday
with her daughter, Mrs. Monroe Davis,
OF Miller's Bluff.
Master Lawrence Young spent yes
terday afternoon with his friend,
/ Master Charles Crowley.
Mr.. d. Young has been on the sick
list, hut Is up again.
Little j. G. Walker is reported on the
sick list at present.
Brother Cantley filed his regular
appointment here Saturday night and
yesterday, and also preached last night,
but there was not q large crowd
present.
Miss Susie Crowley spent Friday
afternoon with Miss Eddie Lee Young
Miss Addie Belle Walker was q
pleasant guest Of Miss Johnnie Mae
Crowley yesterday.
Mr.. Ernest and Edgar Robson spent
Wednesday Of last week with Mr.
George and Andrew Highlander.
/ Mr.. Seth Young spent last Thursda,
at the home OF Mr.. C. @. Walker.
/ Mrs. Chandler and daughters Mrs ]
Crouch and Miss Cornelia, We're seer
In this part Of the country one day las
week
Mr.. Oscar Orr spent yesterday a
Antrim with friends sUE.
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Mrs. w. G. Me.res Passes Away.

Following an operation at a Shreve-
port sanitarium Friday Of last week,
Mrs. w. q. Meares passed away Sum
day afternoon at two o'clock, aged
forty-one years. The remains were in
TERED the following afternoon In the
Plain Dealing Cemetery. near the
graves Of those dear to her who had
been claimed before. A large crowd OF
borrowing relatives and friends were
present at both the home and grave
services, which were conducted by
Rev. L. A. Materne, pastor Of the Plain
Dealing Baptist Church, assisted by
Revs. T. ]. Holiday and H. ]. Nc
Gehee, both resident pastors Of Plain
Dealing.
g Miss Maggie" as she was often re-
ferred to by her friends, was daugh-
ter. of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Jones,
both long deceased, who came to North
Louisiana from Georgia, first settling
at Minden, later removing to Bossier
Parish-west Of Cotton Valley-and
many years ago locating In Plain Deal
ing, where Miss Maggie, while still In
her teens. was welded to Mr.. w. G.
Meares.
The deceased had long been devout
member of the Plain Dealing Baptist
Church and was known by all as q
kindly and charitable woman, loving
wife and devoted mother.
The immediate suryi ing relativs
are the widower, three sons, John j.,
G. w. and William Mears, and sweet
little Acknowledgements.
The floral offering was large and
beautiful and betokened In only small
way the high esteem in which the de
ceasd was held by the residents OF
Plain Dealing.
The writer wishes to offer coincidence
to the bereaved widOwer and broken
hearted children. Their grief knows
no bounds, their home and fireside Il
bereft of its full measure Of comfort
and cheer their loss here on earth is
irreparable but they should find com
fort in the though Of a life well lived
Of magnanimous deeds well performed
and her gentle reckoning hands OF
high should prompt within that Chris
tian-like fortitude to bear such passing
griefs that come while still we liv'
here on this earth. May they SO liv'
that all may at last be gathered AROUND
that sreat white throne lin that home
not made by mortal hands.
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sHERIFrs SALE.

No. ss1s. i. Second Dsstrsct Cosrt, Dosstsr
Parish, LOGissGs6. II. II. KGh0tcv ~.
w. B. Crooks.
BIZ virtue Of a writ OF seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Court, Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct.
ed, have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, 1t
the principal front door Of the Court House
Of Bosaier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday. February
25, 1921, the following described property,
f0-ieit:
The south 90 acres OF the east half Of
northeast quarter OF section 30. township
IS, range IL, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold rs belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay and
satisfy the debt specified In said writ, to-
gether with NIL costs OF this suit.
]. r. ADArR,
Sheriff and er-o1scto Auctioneer.
January 10. 1922. feb 23l
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January $, 1922. lfeb 81
Stray SAGE.

EsrRArrp before J. a. Montgomery, Justice
Of Peace, Ward Two, Booster Parish, Louis
lana, by J. r. Burt. Of Benton, La, tall.
slender bag MARE about 1914 hands
high, white face. left leg white; apparently
nnbroke. Has been at his place three or
four weeks.
The owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take pos
session Of said animal. or same win be
sold ut Benton, La, on Saturday, February
Is, 1922. ]. C. sHAcKLnyoap,
Acting Constable.
January 10, 1922. feb 23l
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sHERIFFs SALE.

January 10, 1922. ffeb 23l
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Dated: Monday, Feb. 9Th.
Mr. Bose Hamiter, Of Homer. was q
visitor in this community few days
Of last week.
Mr.. w. Shipp was business visitor
to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Turner and children
visited Mrs. ]. o. Impsoii Thursday Of
last week.
Mrs. c. B. Seward visited Miss
Myrtice iHamiter Tnsday Of last week.
Mrs. ]. @. Irnpson spent to-day very
pleasantly at the home Of Mrs. Bob
Hamiter
Mrs. Z. Seward and Mr.. Andy Moore
we're quietly married IN Benton Thurs
day OF last week. Their many friends
wish they may live to experience q
happy married life beth.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

"a ~.
Mr.. Arthur Turnkey was q visitor
- shreveport Sunday.
,rss 1ass,a Raw Cheshire now
.oaching at Ivan, spent the weekend
at home.
Ar stockwell Relcher Of Shreye-
=. snent last FRIDAY in plain Deal
~. On business.
rho Rroom.Rol,nper prosnect well
-onortad down 1a0O feet this
sTs,,-sdavl morning
. N,,.,o,,. "a .s,s. ua-v
49,. ,,oro ,,,s;tnrs ~ shrovo,,ort
r =. 81 last week.
r. Anaa-so, .nd son
49, ~. ,,ss.t ,,.,.,,, "a ha- 49,
Har1well' s na,. ' .a pass go cav e
WIN ''.'s -
MT =. 80 .etan ~ avta,da DO,
Deanns las aaar pro,.nsv,,,a To~as
vlSlt a. - AA - - - -
Miss mary thinner VINO mas pten
visiting her Drotiler' M.' " r. 1lln,sl'
\ q oll1''i q - 49, ,,s--->---s
evelilns
--Mf. uienn so "no nas -.
some une poss ep, -, =.
Denvel, ILL., . ''0A '.''e -'''' 49,
a'. -. e ....,. =
Anlons sne Duss $50. - -
Benton Muhuas roin Ms.s A1e1s. g 3
a. =. Dollnse,' = o'' : =
kOdgers anu :. = Llloss
Mr.. Chester Lowe is now engaged
as mgn. uIl,,er :. nosS D.osu-.s n.a .ns
peel OH "en ~
mas also peco"e eDA - .11''
wells crew.
MIR. A. W. Heifner Is having erect
ed on the lot adjoining the residence
occupied Dy MI. NJ. y. Wlhgett, on tue
south, nice dwelling. The house IS
being built to rent.
The report from the Atlantic Oil
and Refining Company's Bolinger No. i
this morning Is to the effect that the
crew is roaming down for seat to
set eight-inch casing.
Al interesting nropram was RON.
derefl at the High School Auditorium
Friday night OF last week by the pupils
a. the school. The sum OF $11.45 was
realized from the Abundance fees.
& 5 ,,o,tar yv,rca++ - oxr,oc+od ho,no
80, f sx, shrayo.orts whore ha nndor.
rant ! o,,erat,on seyral dava aeo. n
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No s575. In Second Dtstrict Court, Bossfer
Parish. LoafsfGnG. q. e. Giddcss rersas
J0c Vicnnc.
BY virtue OF n writ Of seizure and sale.
ISSUED from the Second District Court, Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana. and to me direct
ed, have seized, and win sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, ut
the principal front door of the Court House
Of Bsssier Parish, Louisiana. during the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday, February
II, 1922, the following described property,
f0-irit.
The northeast quarter Of section 10,
township IL, north, range 10. west, with al
buildings and improvements thereon.
Said property to be sold ~ belonging to
the above defendant, to pay the debt spec
fled In said writ, as well as all cost Of suit.
J. r. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-o1icio Auctioneer.
Ianuary g. 1922 feb OIL
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Town Election Returns.


An election for Mayor, five Council
men and a Marshal was held here
Tuesday The best Of feeling was
noticeable among all participating
This being the second election held
here since women were allowed to vote,
the outcome was surprise to those who
expected that the husband would die
tate the choice OF his spouse. They
strictly attended to their knitting,
voting as their better judgement in
Dictated
In the. race for Mayor there were
two aspirants Mr.. M. N. Wingett and
Mr.. Clifford Wright-and either would
have made a good officer. The vote
resulted In the election Of Mr.. Wright,
who received 81 votes. Mr.. Wingett
received %.
For Councilman, Ward One (where
one Councilman was to be elected), Mr..
]. +. Nuckolls received IS votes; Mrs.
6. i. Allen, %.
Ward Two, where two Councilmen
were to be elected, Mr.. A. w. Heifner
received "a votes; Mr.. w. III. Martin,
"A, and Mr.. JENNA Wyche, 60.
Ward Three, where one was to be
elected, Mr.. ]. B. Turnkey received 81
votes and his opponent, Mr.. Harry
Wyche, "a.
| In Ward Four their was no opposi
! tfon, Mr.. G. a. Harrison receiving 81
/ votes.
| For Marshal their we're three candi
dates. Mr.. Cavett Boggs received $
votes; Mr.. ]. A. Chamlee, &c, and Mr.
Clyde Davis, 8.
Those elected to the several Office
will no doubt measure up to expecta
lions. Much Is expected Of them
Every citizen should lend aid to then
to the end Of making Plain Dealing ,
cleaner, better place In which to live
and this they will do.