davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14

is,000 Indian children. The super Nlsor's office has jurisdiction over the Indian pupil only in these day schools not over the public schools as such.
 Boarding Schools
 The tribal boarding schools are maintained for each distinct tribe and are completed educational plants Each is equipped with kitchen, din- ing room, dormtory, laundry. hospi- tai, and facilities for industrial and academic Education. Most of these schools have large acreage which is tiled and tho product used in the maintenance of the school
 Agriculture is emphasized in all the Indian industrial schools, although
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25

osoba do agienta, bo po zastano-
wieniu sic mad TEN co jei powGe-
dial, zdecydowasa sic c0rki zapi-
sac. Takiemi agientkami dla wv
p. niechaj bedzie kazda nasza Sio
stra. Me zawsze, ale malo wyjat-
k6w, gdzieby ME przystapiIy te do
ktorych sic W sprawie naszej orga
nizacyi odezwiemy. I'm ma s wiecei
tym lepiej dIa kaAdej mas. Wiel-
kiego gmachu mic tax predko ME
uszkodzi jak mala chatke. Polka
W Ameryce ma wiele wiecei VOL
nosci i wladzy anizeli gdzie in
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wage, mic mas gorszego spotkac ME
moze jak odmowa, i czyz TO ZnoU
tax boil usiyszeG-nie, moe RE
czywiScie osoba ia ma przycZyne
ktorq przeciez zaraz ME bedzie
wyjawiac, ale powiedz jcj zeby sic
namySlila Ia pare dni znow sic
do niej zbliz, moze stosunki sic pO-
prawily, moze humor sic naprawit
Me MONA sic dziwiG re kobieta
kt6ra ME Una ZwiaZku Polek zaraZ
ME da sic przekonaG i zapisac. Jej
argumenty sa wlaSnie dowodem
re interesuje ia Zwiazek Polek,
tylko naby}a z4ego wrazenia w pc
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25

wnych moze okolicznoSciach. Pre-
ciez dwadzieScia piec tysiecy ko-
biet moze zrobiG wiecej anizeli sto,
prawda? Vice mas teraz jest 25,-
900, a dawniej byio tylko sto, wiec
teraz czas wykazaG nasze zdolno-
Sci. Me zrazac sic, strachy ma la
chy, trzeba sic uzbroic W odwage
i nigdy ME watpic.
Pewen agent od "insiury" przy-
szedl raz ma zawolanie do pewne-
go domu, mySlai re go tam specy-
alnie zawoIano do zapisania poll
sy ma $4,000, a tymczasem kobieta
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25
ZEW Cd PREZESKI wv. POLEK
Panienki Zwiazku P0lek, BacZnoSc

fanienkl L"l2Zku fOieH, BacZn0Sc
" dniu Ago listopada odbedzie
sic W miescie naszym poi6w ma
korZySc Inwalidow Armii amery-
kanskiej. Ca}e miasto jest zainte-
resowane, wszyscy kt0rzy tylko
moga, gotowi pomoca.
Ma zew nasz, gromadnie syno-
vie, bracia, krewni przyjaciele
staneli w armii, walczac wolnoSc
i honor kraju naszego. Wielu z
nich ME Wrocilo. A wielu wroci4o
kalekami, zatruci gazem. i wielu
nabawiIo sic biaiej plagi Suchot.
CT maja prawo do naszych przy-
rzeczen, maja prawo do naszych
zobowiazai W obec Mich, dla
tego, gdy dnia Ago listopada Cd
bedzie sic poiow dla tych inwali-
dow kalek, wzywam imieniem
pocZucia kobiet, niechaj jak mai
liczniej stawia sic nasze wsp6i-
czlonkinie azeby dopomodz W tym
polowie! Potrzeba 2 Zwiazku Po-
lex 200 Polowczyh!
TAX mile, tax serdecznie zawsze
mi mole kochane siostry Zwiqzku
Polek okazuja sympatye, zawsze
W kazdej sprawie wielce pomaga-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25

dzial. zdecydowaia sic. Takimi Il
-jezeli tylko do niej sic Zblizy-
my, w nalezyty spos6b sic jei
przedstawimy. Siostry Polki. bu-
dujmy wv. Polek " gore coraz
wyzej. wyzej. w Wv. Polek moze-
my mice wszystko co wiekSZoScig
przeprOwadZimy.
Zgrzytow u mas niema, Jest tyl
ko czasem pOwolnoSC. Sa dobrt
checi. ale brak i'm SHY do polotl
czyli czynu.
Od wyzszei instancyi zacheta
proSby, uZnania sa, ale jesZcZe ni'
nastala chwila Zerwania sic lawe
do werbowania, ale skorO to ma
stapi. to Siostry nasze Zdaiace so.
bic spraWe przynaleznosci do je
dynej polskiei kobiecej orsaniZa.
cyl Zwiazku Polek, zrobia to, co IN
sumienie nakazywaG bedzie
Nasza najgorsza wada jest to,
Ae "a czesto pamietamy ma prZesz-
lose. Juz to przyZnac trzeba, re
pamiec nasnie mia. OdmoWila kO-
beta raz, juz drugi raz T. uprze-
dzenia ME bedziemy jej movie by
wstapiIa do mas, a moze ona ma
wet czeka teraz by ia zapisaC. Me
badzmy tax pohopne do ltrytyki.
BvIvsmv przed paru dniamj IA
posiedzeniu pewnei grupv. Zebra
ME ME by4o liczne jak to czesto
bywa, ale skoro jedna mas prze
m6wila do honoru zebranych-"my
musimy dostaG do naszej grupy
jeszcze raz tyle co mas Jest czion-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25

tylko wypytywaia linie po linijce
co to znaczy a co to. Cziowiek ten
tkory musial pewien obreb miejsc
obeiSG w pol dniu, staral sic, by
jak naipredzei wyisG, ale kobieta
pyta i pyta. w koncu dowiedziaw-
sly sic lie c0rek jest W domu re
ME wszystkie jeszcze do asekura-
cyl naleza, Zacza} wykiadac rome
rodzaje polls. Siedzia} tam cztery
godziny kobieta ami sluchaG
chciala zapisaniu c0rek. Wy
szedI. Patrzy ma zegarek-well. -.
trudno.
Ia tydzien telefonuje ia sama
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25
Nova Grupa " Cleveland
80 NOWYCH KANDYDATEK.

Wielce radosna nowine uslysze-
liSmy dzisiaj il W Cleveland, Ohio,
staraniem Dr.. +. Filipiak innych
zyczliwych pan, powstala tam no.
wa grupa dla Zwiazku PoIek.
Znamy az nadto prace zyczliwo$C
DR.. Filipiakowej kt0ra przez kilka
lat naleza}a do niezmOrdOwanych
pracownic naszych kt6re to zbudo-
waiy te silna ostoje polsko$ci ja-
ka jest Zwiazek Polek. Cieszy mas
zatem, IL pani Doktorowa pomimo
swej praktyki udzieIa sic takim
zapatem .sprawie organizacyjnei.
zywimy tez niep}onna nadzieie j
"a przykladem Dr. Filipiak, p6jda
inne Panic przyczynia sic do
rozwoju Zwiazku Polek W kazdej
okolicy i dzielnicy, gdzie jeszcze
mas niema.
NOwe nasze Siostry serdecznie
witamy,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-10-25

Czytajac historye Zwiazl;u Po-
lex. m6wiac ia 2 owa slostra
nasza iak to dawniej pracowano
gdy to organizacya nasza byta W
srednich latach, daje nam do my
sIenia, czy czasem jej ME wyrza-
dzamy krzywde gdy ME tax duzo
nowych kandydatek wstepuje.
Gdzie sic podzial zapai dawniej-
sly, t. j. wstepnych lat? Mozna-
BY sic pocieszyc il kobieta ME jest
ieszcze zalezna cd swej wolf, to
drugiej strony zas IL przeciez ma
my czterdziesta czastke miliona
czlonkin na swym Ionic, to jednak
jeszcze ME pociesZa mas zupeinie.
Gdzie 50 tie nasze dawne przy
Wciu ieszcze pracownice? Mozeby
j one W tel wielkiei kampanii sre-
brnego jubileuszu czionkostwa pc
ruSzy}y do piracy do czynu swe
mlods2e pokolenie, bo jak to przy-
slOwie nam powiada: przyk}ad i
die CORY. By}oby niesprawiedli-
vie od jednych tych samych wciaz
tadaG pomocy, ale cieple slowo,
ud2iai zachety pom6g}yby wiele w
Obecnym czasie.
Gdy$my bondy wolnoSciowe pod
czas wojny sprzedawaiy. mowilys-
my-daj az bolec bedzie. DIS,
pOdczas naszej kampanii woIamy
tez do naszych Si6str: staraj sic
nOwe czlonkinie az boleG bedzie.
Wszystko MONA zrobic, a czegoby
ME dokonala niewiasta Polka! Je-
steSmy najmocniej przekonane, ze
SkorO tylko szczerZe Siostry nasze
zechca sic kampania zajac, dosta-
ma kwOte dwudziesto-piecio tysie-
czna, a nawet jeszcze nadto. My
wiemy co jest przeszkoda re zain-
feresowanie ME jest jeszcze w nal
Wyzszym stopniu. my wiemy re
slostry nasze ME przyzwyczajone
DO mozolnej piracy agitacyjnej dla
swej organizacyi (bo dotad ME
praktykowano zdobywanie cz}on-
KIN ma wieksza skale), ale tez wca-
ie ME wqtpimy re pomoca wszy-
stkich dobrze myslacych i kocha-
!acych Zwiazek Polek czlonkin re-
aultat bedzie zadziwiajacy.
Wtak wielkiej uroczystoSci ja-
a dla mas nadchodzi, ME moze
Dyc ami jednego serca obojetnego,
NE mozemy mice spiacych, mart
Wych czlonkin.
Iych, kt6re do Zwiazku Polek
nle naleza, trzeba pozyskat.
lrzeba sic uzbroiG w od-
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ia, re czuje IL w tym wypadku,
bede mogla bye dumna Z moich
wspoiczlonkih.
L siostranr EN- pozdrowieniem.
A. Emilia Napieralska, Prezeska.
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o' 9aoF permit hss
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About Shiloh.
nafed: Monday, Feb. Goth.
- - vxyc1,o,. AllnSd hfc ,,oOr,1u = ov,

Dated: MOnudy, cu. sUlu. z@s
Rev. Joe Waller filed his regular APP
ra,ntnent here yesterday.
Mn ]. II. Coyle and children, OF
Asrste line, spent yesterday with Mis-
81 Lula and Addie Green.
Messrs. S. M. Matlock and s. G. Gar
III OF Carterville, visited friends and
w,afiyes In this section yesterday.
u Mis- Vera Daniels. OF Spring Hill,
~ q pleasant guest Of Miss Lydia
hyle the past week end.
Miss Dessie Lyon spent yesterday
m, Misses Dolphin a nd Blanche
Gtague.
III seventh grade girls gave an en-
Mable little entertainment at the
x.l,ool House on the 14th. The pro-
sfam consisted Of several little plays.
xlfA i tiny tree covered with valen-
ines for the pupils.
MI. w. e. Coyle made business
tfip to Bradley, Ark, to-day.
The writer regrets to report that Mr..
d. N. Powell is sick. Here is hoping
he will soon be restored to health.
Misses Dave Coyle and Felix Miller.
Il spring Hill, were guests at the
hone of Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Coyle the
INST week end -HULDY.
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Number 5.

r. bes that ma inr,tv ,n nun,hor ord
amonnt If tho ta yna vars ,f said So,,a.,1
Di.trict yn - Il, tho pa,,,l, - D.,
sier Tnu;siapa voted IN f,r.,, ~ .,asa
proposition now tl,orafora f'.'s. :.
Section 1. Bet It ordained by the
Parish School Board Of the Parish Of
Bossier, IN lawful session convened
Ihat the proIhssttion TO incur debt and
issue bonds OF the said School District
NO ~, IN the Parish OF BOssier, Lou
isiana, to the amount OF $150,OOO, to
run Tor period Of twenty years. hear
ing interest ut the rate OF O per cent
per annunl, mayahle semiannually, the
FUNDS thus derived 70 be used for the
purpose OF erecting and equipping
school building IN the said School Dis
Ir1ct no. ~. II the i'arish OF BoSsier.
Louisiana, carried, ana the said bond
Issue. as proposed. IL authorized and
required ~ law TO be proceeded with
ana nnaliy exfinguislled by an annual
levy. assessment ana collection OF
taxes on all the property OF said
Sch0oi District No. IL. In the Parish Of
isossler. Louisiana.
Sec. ne Il further ordained, etc.
Inat the result OF said election shall
ne promulgated ~ the PRESIDENT and
secretary OF the Bossier Parish Sch00l
Board IN one issue OF the official jour-
nal Q! bosslef Parish, signed by said
I'resldent ana Secrefary.
FORMULATION OF ELECTION.
State of Loaisiaaa, Parish 81 Bossier.
paa,d me n.s4,o1 ulscion 5. h q .ne Scnooi
saturday the 1Sth DIV ~ = Fohr,'arr . ~
1s:.2. AN election was held In Schaai
District No. IL. iii the Parish of Bos-
sier. Louisiana. to determine the prop
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Monday, Feb. 10th

Dated: Monday, Feb. 10th
That was some fine day yesterday.
Mrs. H. P. Lester spent last Friday
night In Bradley, Ark, with her moth
er, Mrs. Vaughn, and made a trip to
Shreveport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Of Dexter, NO.,
after spending several days with their
son. left for home yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Houston and son, Leonard,
we're here yesterday. They will soon
put In a saw mill to the east Of Arka-
ma. Mr.. Houston is we'll known here,
having lived for some time u few miles
east--on his place, known as the Len
Ella ranch (named for his two chill
dren).
Mrs. Dock Wilkins il visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton, OF near
Plain Dealing.
Mr.. Hall, one OF our hustling farm
ers, sold some tat cows last week and
bought three head Of horses.
Grandma wilkins was q guest OF
Mrs. Hall yesterday.
Mr.. ]. w. Miller, Of Bradley, Ark,
was here last week checking up cross
ties for Burton brothers.
Work at the site OF the prospect oil
well Is progressing. It Is expected that
drilling will be under way by some
date Of next week.
Mr.. George LIE WAS In town Satur.
day. He says he Is getting ready tc
have sone farming done Oh his place
Even ''0il magnates'' have to eat, and
some will hsve to farm or there vii
mot be much to eat. -IA.-AsK.
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/. School Board Proceedings.


The Bossier Parish School Roard n,at
IN Renton In snacial session =, tt,s
tho o1st dav r. Eo,,r,,. i. 1n4,, ,.,,t,,
a.. an es,,s,....'' ~ ....s,la.. 49,. 80 VII
- .oo n.1ilius7ls Pieseut, to-WAt s. !
w. f. COnnell, President, Ward One.
DR.. e. 4. Irion, Ward Two.
n. w. Sentell. Ward Three.
r. l.. Burks, Ward Four.
l. r. Bumgardner Ward Five
. g. riggs v.,rd s,rs -.
-, -. -,
Aa.ef foli cah tne boafd resolved
itseiI INTO y comHhtte OF the whole and
proceeded TO open the ballot box used
IN the special school election i'm School
District No. 13, Bossier Parish. Louis
lana. and did prenare and nromnlpatp
tna follow,nv ,,r,,,.o., ,,a,.,,.1 1. -
- -f'e '
BE 1t kss0,rM and remembered, That
on this. the 21st day Of February, 1922,
at y o'clock M, in accordance With Or
dinance No Of the Parish School
Board Of Bossicr Parish. enacted on
the 9Th day of january, 1922. notice of
which was issued and published nc
cOrding to law. the Undersigned nienl-
bers OF the Parish School Board OF
BOssier Parish. being d quorum there
OF. met III public session at the Office OF
said Hoard, in said parish. and. nc
9cording to law, open the ballot box
used In. and which was received from
the commissioners Of. the election held
on SATURDAY,. the 18th day OF February,
l.22 III accordance with -said ortli-
liance, ana there proceeded to count
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PERHAPs the item of greatest news
value to report this week in connection
with the development Of the Bellevue
oil field Ii that there Is likely soon to.
be tive instead Of one pipe line leading
to II. Two weeks ago the Banner re-
ported that a representative of the
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
was then busy securing rightofway
privileges for a pipe line and telep-1
none 70 iead north from Leslie, saw
mill town on the l. and A. Railroad,
70 yhe new oli Held and that loading
racks. etc, would be established At
Leslie. The standard Oil Company Is
now making preparations to establish
tank Iarm AZ Prlnceton, the same TO
be connected with the Bellevue held by
an eight-lnch pipe line. Some days
ago the czfer of Wy an acre for l6O
acres lying IN section 32-l9-1l (north
OF the station ut Princeton) was made
the eight Prince heirs, the privilege Of
reserying all mineral rights to the
heirs being included IN the offer- The
first OF the week survey for this pro-
posed pipe line was under way. II Is
Thought the offer for the acreage will
be accepted and that work on the pipe
line will be under way before the week
closes. The Job can be completed in
thirty days, so the reporter Is told
The distance is four and half miles
and the pipe line will cost appron-
mateiy 100000.
Two pipe lines and the proposed
railroad - tap from the Louisiana
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Now Fifteen Producers in Bellevue Field:
Two Came In Last Week, Two This Week
Two Pipe Lines Promise Of Near Future

hig initial production, estimated at
from 1000 to 1000 barrels daily; depth,
3Sfs feet.
Tie two wells brought In last week.
not heretofore reported in the Banner,
are: The Humble OIL and Refining
COmpany's Bliss and Weatherbee No.
l, in section 10-19-11 making perhaps
80 barrels Of OH from the depth Of 4Of5
feet and the Roy Company's Railroad
Lands Company No. 0, in section 15-
1911, reported as making 80 barrels
from the depth of $50 feet.
The Standard Oil Company's Wyche
No. 3. In the northwest corner Of Sec
tion 23-19-11, mile south OF the com
pany's Wyche No. /, some days ago
tested salt water at the depth Of 40
feet. This test wilr no doubt for the
present define the southern boundary
Of the field.
Messrs. w. A. and r. E. McDade, re-
siding at the McDade old place, ave
miles south Of Bellevue, some days ago
leased to Hal H. Vaughan, Of Sfanl-
rock, Texas, $40 acres OF their GOD
acre tract for $40 OOO cash The acre.
npe sacnred u tl,e aost half - north.
west quarter Of section 333-19-11, south
east quarter and south half OF north
east quarter OF section 2S-19-1I. Also,
according to report, they refused to aG
cept $4,000 for One-sixteenfh roy-
alty interest 70 the 80 acres leased
ms is tne biggest lease money we
nave learned OF being paid ~ some
tlMe ana alI rne acreage lies from two
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est at the rtte OF 6 per cent Per an
Mum, payable seniannually, the funds
thus derived to he used for the pur-
pose of erecting and esllippIng school
building in said School District No. 13.
And. in accordance with law, a pro-
mulgati0n of the aforesaid result was
prepared, and the Secretary Of the
Rossier Parish School Board Wils
ordered to have a copy OF the same
signed by the President and published
I'm one issue of the official Journal. And
likewise we did order that one copy OF
this proces verbal be sent to the Sec
retary Of State, to be recorded lii the
archives Of the State Of Louisiana:
that one copy be sent to the Recorder
Of Mortgages, to lie recorded iii tile
mortgage records, and that one copy
he kept i'm the records sof tlle said
School ROard.
This done and siglled In the presence
OF " Y. Wilmington and II. d. TAYLOR.
competent witnesses and electors. on
this, tile 21st day of February, 1922. at
the Office OF the Parish School Board
OF ROssier Parish. by the undersigned
members of the School BOargl OF sai(l
parish, present and participating fin
the canvass Of the said election
r. T. BURKs.
L r.. BUMGARDNER
n w. SENrELL.
G. H. IRION.
w. II. CoNNELI.
Attest = Y. BI6Gs. 81
y. Y. WHIrTlNoroN.
r. u. TAYLOR.
And the canvass OF the returns OF
said election having lDeen made. the re-
suit thereof WAS ascertained and de-
clared to be as follows:
For said r7OpOsftfO tfOn-33 votes, and
S2l3973 IN fmOunt of property.
-Asninst said proposition One vote.
ited xl240 IN amount Of property.
, Minority IN fitUr OF said PROPOSE
tia'l-T;ss22 votes. and $212, ,735 IN amount
Of property voted.
.And the result of said election was
declared to be IN favor Of said propo-
siti0n.
Thereup0n, on motion OF MI. B,Irks,
seconded by Mr.. Riggs. the following
ordinance was adopted
ORDINANCE or PRoMuISAqION.
Whereas. on the 18th ilay Of Feb.
ruary. 1922, Nh election WAS held Ii
School District No l3. In the parish Of
ROssier. Louisiana. to determine flle
proposition to incur debt and issue
bonds Of the said School District No
13, III the l'arish Of Bossier, Louisiana
to the amount Of $4,000, to run FOL
q period Of twenty years, hearing fin
terest at the rate OF q per cent per an
mum, payable senhannually, the fund,
thus derived to be used for the pnr
pose Of erecting and eqnippilg d sclaoo
building IN School District No. l3, ii
the Parish of Bossier. Louisiana and
Wherease said election was held anl
the returns thereof were cailyassed b
the Parish School board of Bessie
Parish. according to Law, and notice
on the 21xt day of February, 1922, al,
| the result ii slid f3ectfon was declare,
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y correspondence -
carteryille.

Dated: Tuesday, Feb. 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Matlock had as
guests Sunday Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. A. Far
ringt0n.
Misses Attic May and Clarise Dod-
son spent the past weekend very pleas
antly with their parents.
Mrs. Ada Dotison and son, Leonard,
We're business Visitors to Plain Deal
Ing Friday Of last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Calvin harrington had
as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
! Holland and the tWins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Of Heifner. spent
Saturday very pleasantly with their
daughter, Mrs. S. d. May, Mrs. May
and baby accompanying them upon
their return home
Miss Estelle DOdson had az guest
Thursday night of last week Miss Pau
line Bounds, OF Plain Dealing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Robertson and son.
Paul, spent Sunday very pleasantly
with Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. May and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Rodgers spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Rodgers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. May.
Mrs. J. G. Matlock and daughter,
Miss Myrtice, spent yesterday evening
with Mrs. j. s. Harrington.
Mrs. Amos Hudson and daughter
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Harrington
yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Robertson was business
visitor to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mrs. w. Z. Holland and babies spent
Yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Far
rington sNooKs,
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Cotton Valley, Route One.

lmted:. Monday, Feb. 10th.
Mr.. Isaac Cole spent Saturday with
l1s uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fl.
Cole.
Misses Glendoline and Mildred John
eon spent yesterday very pleasantly
With Miss Fannie Martin.
B II. Jud Logan was mingling with
EImnla ftends yesterday.
81. Edgar Giles, Of Emma. was a
66tor IN the Oak Grove community
|terday.
Mr. Raymond Collie made a business
|tip to Sarepta Saturday.
~. G. w. Rodgers and father moved
Eikeir hogs to the Spurlin place yester-
u. They expect to move to the place
4 q early date. -MocKlNG BIRD.
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Dated: Monday, Feb. 10th.
Mr.. ]. Il. Liggin was business Wis
itor to Minden Saturday.
Master Jack Arnold, OF Shreveport,
spent the past weekend here with his
father. DR.. r. L. Arnold.
Due to the absence Of Rev. ]. G..
ROusseaux, eleven o'clock services were
not held at the Methodist Church yes
terday, but Rev. Wynn. from Centen-
airy College, Shreveport, delivered an
interesting sermon last night.
Miss .Evie Fields, from Taylor, Ark,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. Il. Petty.
Mr.. John Browning left Saturday
night for Plain Dealing to be present
yesterday at the funeral service OF
Hon. w. b. Boggs
Messrs. Omer and Olin Machen were
business visitors to Plain Dealing Sat
urday. /,
Mrs. Hart Mullin entertained num-
ber of her friends with a rook party
Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
Following the playing Of several games
of rook, delightful refreshments were
served to the following named guests :
Messdames Ensey, Coyle. Smith, San
ders, Machen, Carson, Roland, Payne,
Dennis, Branch, Blount and Collins.
Mrs. Machen, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
and Mr.. Olin Machen visited relatives
and friends at Castor yesterday.
Master John Charles Branch spent
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critical illness of her little sister. Aline,
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Henry Collie made a trip to
Spring Hill Saturday-to have some
dental work done.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bounds had q hard chill last night, but
IL resting well this morning. The little
one has not been well since she had
diphtheria.
Miss Leeta Booker returned to Cot
ton Valley this morning to resume her
school work
The roads are now drying out fast.
Those driving automobiles may soon be
able to pass this way again.
Mr.. Boss Chapel and Mr.. Josh
Bounds have been hauling boards for
Mr.. Chappel's house.
Every one is invited to be present at
the Phillips Hill Church the first Sum
day in March, which will again be the
regular preaching day.
Mr.. T. G. Burks is still working on
his new ground clearing. The view
around the School House will be made
more inviting by the opening Of this
new field
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes Mccall, Of Ivan, who was sick
the past week, was reported some bet-
ter. yesterday.
Little Nellie Chapel was reported
on the sick list last week. She had two
chifls. but Is up at this writing.
Messrs. Leslie and Guy Bounds and
Leslie Pilkinton attended the dance
given at Mr.. Cliff Garrett's home last
Friday night.
One day last week Mr.. F. L. Curry
received message to the effect that
his brother, Mr.. B. 4. Curry, OF Stamps,
Ark, had been operated on for appen.
dicitis at sanitarium In Hope, Ark.
Mr.. Ghesley Burks, from Cotton Val.
ley. was out this way last week assist
ing his son. Mr.. T. G. Burks, In build.
Ing some new fence
Mr.. William Burks was visitor yes.
terday morning at the home Of Mr..
Henry Cole.
MIR. Grover Powell, from Cotton Val.
ley, came over this morning to accom-
pany Miss Hyde to the depot to catch
the ten O'Clock train for her home in
Ringg0ld. LIZA.