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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
ISSUES
INSTRUMENTATION
FOR THANKSGIVING
People of Nation Called Upon
to Show Gratitude for
! Prosperous Year. -

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga
Thanksgiving proclamation issued
by the President, asking all OF TIE
people Of the United States to sci
aside Thursday, November 80, as
a day OF thanksgiving to God for
the bounties of the year and sup,
plication for the forthcoming year
was made puoiic today as follows.
By the President OF the United
vi States Of America, a proc.
= lamation:
In the beginning Of our coun.I
u. try, the custom was established
by the deyout fathers Of OBJ
serving annually a day Of
Thanksgiving for the bounties
and protection which divine
providence had extended
throughout the year. 1t has
come to be perhaps the most
characteristic of our national
observances, and, as the season
approaches for It's annual re.
currence, 1t IS fitting formally
TO direct attention to this an.
cient institution of our people
and to call'upon them again to
unite in its appropriate cele-
.bration.
The year which now ap-
proaches its end has been
marked, in the experience OF
our nation, by complexity Of
trials and trinmphs, OF diff. I,
culties and Of achievements,
which we must regard as our
inevitable portion in. such an
epoch as that through which
all mankind is moving. AS we
survey the experience Of the
passing twelve months we
shall find that our estate pre-
sents very much to justify a
nationwide gratitude for the
bounties that have been be.
slowed upon us. Our country
has been at peace and has been
able to contribute toward the
maintenance OF peace In the
world.
We have seen the race OF
mankind make gratifying prog.
ress on the way to permanent
peace, toward order and re.
stored confidence in itgs high
destiny.
For the divine guidance
which has enabled us to grow
ing fraternity with other mao.
pies, for the sbounteous Yield
which come to us from the re-
Sources OF our soil and our in
: dps Try, we owe our tribute Of
4 grat ftude, and with Il ON, ssc.
kHow cement Of our duty and
obltgaton TO our own people
tcentinued On parl sfrhfl
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
DEFENSE SUMS
.UPROS|ER.GASE
Accused Woman Referred to
as Poor Little Drlftwood
From Humanity!

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-coun,
sci for Mrs, Catherine Roster
charged with the killing of her bus,
band Oscar, and his stenographe.,
Mildred G.. Reeldtt, started sum
ming up for the defense today in
her trial for shooting Of the girl.
John R. X. Scott. chief counsel
for Mrs. Roster, said insanity rem,
dered the defendant incapable OF
distinguishing between right and
wrong at. the time Of the shooting,
81 win show you said Mr.. Scott,
ian unseen power controls the, hand
that held the pistol; that her I'M
balanced mind had no control Of
her fingers" 'e
Before opening his address, M.
Scott had Mrs. Rosters seat chang.
ed 50 that she faced the jury. Al
one point in hlsyaddress, he seized
Mrs, Roster by the shoulders and
bent low. over her saying:
Poor little driftwood from hu
mainly" fS
Mr.. SCOTS address, was repleto
with phrases of sympathy for tne
defendant.
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HOLDEN NOW LEADS
IN MINING. SCHOOLS

Fairmont no longer can claim
the honor OF having tho largest
mining school In the state r,cSun-
try. This honor. apparently goes
to Holden in Logan County, where
xty mining men are attending
classes and from all accounts
their attendance records are more
consistent than ahF other class in
the state. ]. P. Madden, one Of
the newly acquired Instructors
has charge Of this class. 1t is said
that coal companies in the Logan
field have Intimated thai II their
officials did not attend classes
there would be other officials on
hand shortly who would. "The big
stick" effect proved to be whole
some for attendance records. Thus
far none Of the coal companies in
Northern West Virginia has dis
played that much interest.
Attendance records in Northern
West Virginia this week are not
large as the Halloween season
had its detraoting influence. At
Mount; Clare on Monday only
eleven men were present, At
Clarksburg on Tuesday evening
thirty nine men were present.
Fourteen men attended the Caro-
lima class on Wednesday evening
and twenty two were present at
Shinnston last night. i
The Fairmout class meets at
1880 O'clock tonight in the Fair
mont High School annex. A large
turnout is expected and It is be.
lleved that several new members
will be received. II attendance Is
boosted, Fairmont may yet give
Holden a shake for membership
honors,
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Fairnlont Dog Wins Fourth
Place in State Derby Race
Booze, Owned by J. Kunst ofThs City, Captures DOG COL
-f Jar With Fourth Honors---Race Restricted TO
Dogs Less Than 10 Months Old.

JANE LEW. w. Va. Nov. a.
Ned, winner Of the first prlzs in
the West Virginia Fox Hunters
Associations 1921 derby race, a
race restricted to CANNES under Is
months OF age, who Is owned by L .
B. Cork, merchant. Clarksburg,
was awarded first prize in the
aged dog race here Thursday.
The prize is a handsome four
teen inch gold lined silver owing
cup. The name of the dogs owner,
the ate won and the event will Do
inscribed on the cup. It was said.
The second prize is a loving cup
practically the same as the first,
only a trifle smaller, and was won
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
ONE EC0NUCT
AIA0NGBANDTTS
tSLAINlNlHOLDUP
Robbery of Mail and Express
Coaches Planned About
Ten DaysgAgo.
GUARD PREPARED
Reports Conflict as Resuls
!. Of Telephone comnunica-
tons Beng Cut.
GUARDS PREPARED


MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov g.
Jack Kennedy OF AIempIs alias tho
Quail Hunter an c1sconlict who
has served a long term in the Mis-
souri, State Prison for robbery Of
"a st. Louis & San Francisco pass
enger train, and an unideutlfIed
bandit were shot and Killed early
today near Wittenburg, Mo, In
what railroad officials here dci
clare was an attempt OF a gang nj
six or seven masked bandits to rob
the mail and express carr OF tho
fast st. Louis emphi Frisco
train No. sos. which left ST. Louis
at 8 O'clock last night.
I Reports received here tconf1icted.
One was that o number Of pouches
sot mali and some express natter
was obtained, while anothe said
that the robbers were driven Off
before they could enter the mail
car. s.ll.
The hold.up was planned In
Memphis about ten days AFRO, ac-
cording to postpffiee insp4 ctors
here who were Informed 81 The
plshs OF the bandits. AZ result
all night trains ON the Frisco be-
tween st. Louis and Memsi;s car
Tied extra guards heavily armed
according to the Original plans. pf-
pcers said tie holdup WAS u have
taken, place in NoTtli tIrlanses but
the theft oe m Automobile With
\. lltieli It. Nd p4tiisleea tcr usa dpset
the plan Phe men ieft Memphis.
but Were traced to Seventy Six.
Mo, near where the holdup occur
red this mornig Recently one or
more OF the band had been under
constant surveillance.
No information as 20 the meth
DDS used to hold.up the train was
received by Frisco officials here AZ
though they were OF the opinion
dynamiting OF the track near
Marshfleld, Mo-. earlier in the
night might have been part Of the
plan. When the train was stopped
near Wittenburg, No. early today,
according to reports received BY
Frisco officials a flsflade OF shots
was fired by the bandits, who
seemed to be scattered along tho
track. This fire was returned by
guards on the train. In the fight
which followed, Kennedy aud on
OF his companions were killed in
stantly. The remainder Of the band
escaped in an automobile.
Arrangements previously had
been made by postoffice inspectors
to form posses In the neighborhocd
OF Seventy:Six, Mo-, and according
to long distance telephone message
from there this morning q number
OF posses were In pursuit. Of tho
bandits.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. AVN.
liam T. Deboe, a former railroad
worker, was arrested today AZ wesr
Memphis, Ark, and brought to
Memphis for questioning IN con.
neetion with the attempted robbery
pehoe was docketed at police head.
quarters on q charge Of Conspiracy
70 rob a mail train and was order.
ed held for federal AUTHORITIES.
y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
OF CARS
DROPS TODAY IN
FA!IRMONT REGION
Aonongahela Only Railroad
WfthsMore Empties Than
Available Yesterday.
563 CAR S LOADED
Unusual Tonnage Produced
Sor Thursday in Northern
West Virginia.
Car supply in Northern West

Car supply in Northern West
Virginia today is not as favorable
it was yesterday. The only road
Nat has a more liberal supply oil
lempties today than yesterday In
the region Is the Monongaheta
ilway: All of the others today
rim a lower percentage than yes
terday.
on the Monongah Division to-
day the mines have a 80 per cent
run OF cars against ~ per cent
yesterday. on the Charleston Divt-
ION today the mines have II
per cent run against 80 yesterday.
Along the Monongahela today the
plants have a "a per cent run OF
cars against Z per cent yesterday.
Mines on the Morgantown L
Wheeytng Railway yesterday had
an S3Sper cent run, while today
this has dwindled to % per cent.
on the Western Maryland Railway
today there is a 16 per cent run
Of cars while 80 per cent was on
the wyatt+1ingamon & Heien's
Fun spur yesterday.
IA the Pennsylvania district OF
the Monongahela Railway today
there were but 9S emptIes placed.
On the Divisions
9nsthe Monongah Division, b. &
10 today there were Sl7 coal aud
q coke cars placed at z o'clock
NJ morning. There were l,l5l
cars on the division, Of VIII ch 200
ere ordered for railroad tuel and
|iGfi for coumerciais loading:
n hete q e. sefsti " Alelssy,t
sSsl Corporal don cars on tia VI;
IL - Due toycdt shortas q eisltts
Il Gonfihned on pa sc eight et
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
PARENTS FEAR DEAD MAN
TO HAVE. BEEN lMP0SToR

BOSTON, Nov. State otrl-
Gals of the American Legion have
requested the parents Of Harry
Allsup Of Covington, KY, 10
send them a photograph OF their
sou in a further effort t. dete.-
Is1u whether the man who died
10 government hospital here last
week, was Allsup or pn lmpost0r,
as alleged by army intelligence of
ticeis. The body will be buried
with military houoss II It proves
to tc that Of formNr service
man. y. ~
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HOTEL MaNIpIEs.

81 WHEELING, Nov. 3.-E. Y.
Kautz, IS Former proprietor Of
z hotel at Baltimore. Md, who
had the past few years been on
gagged In tie automobile business
at Somerset, Pa, died here this
morning from acute Indigestion.
Mr.. Kaptz was ehroute TO Florida
and was visiting his son here for
q few days prior to his departure.
he was prominent In Masonic
atfairs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
$4,000 Rejected
6yGirl Who Will
WedO nlyforLoue

NEW YORK, Nov. a.
Heiress to $4,000 on condi-
lion that she get married, Miss
Rnth SPINNER, 81, has decided
% continue sellint bread, rolls
and pies In her; mothers store.
Miss Spanier was named bene-
lticiary In the will OF her uncle,
Iacob spanier, who died in
Los Angeles. ~
~ certainly will not marry.
for money" she said today.
when l marry 1t shall be for
love and L will not alter my,
plans because Of this request"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
NEW COTTON MILL

MANCHuRIA, Nov. ga cotton
mill with 10000 splndles is to be
built here by Japanese company
the capital Of which Is 10000, 900
yen. The mill, 1t is expected will
be In operation by April next
Tho South Manchurian Railway
company has offered q site for the
mill at 10 wrental.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03

by Roger, owned by ]. H. Depew
OF Keyser, W. Va.
Boyd, owned by okey Summer.
Vile of Wolf Summit was awarded
third prize. The prize for this
honor Is a handsome hunting horn.
Booze. owned by j. Kuuss OF
Fairmont, was awarded fourth hon
ors. The owner OF this dog will
be presented with a dog collar.
Dogs very highly commended by
the judges are as follows:
Joe. owned by P. B. Adams
Sutton; Mack, owned by William
Barnett, Clarksburg; John, owned
by okey Summeryille, Wolf Sum-
init
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
TO uNvsIL MONUMENT.

( CoBLENz, Nov 3.-Ani ,honos
guard Of ten men from the Eighth
Infantry, on dutysin the RhinelRnd,
will go to Cheppy, Armistiee Day.
to attend the unwilling of q niohns
ment which the state Of Missouri
has erected in memory Of its soma
who fell In the Argonne Meuse Of
fensive.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
ONLY STUDENTS PRANK

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Ths
prank of a student was the report
made today by Medical Examiner
Ford on the discovery OF a mans
head on Staten Island yesterday.
AZ charge Of violating the sanitary
code viii be lodged Sgeinss the
person who nlaeed the head III tho
woods! &c he Is fonhd &
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BANDITS KILLED IN ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY
CLARA PHILLIPS TO
TAKE STAND AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, Nov. s.-Mrsl
Clara Phillips, CHARGED with hay
ing welded the hammer with
which Mrs. Alberta Tramaine
Meadows, young widow MAS
beaten to death, faced fnfth u
cfoss-exathInation today, The
prosecution had begun 10 az e
ton Mrs. Phillips when I'd lou y
meut was taken yesterday. eae
testified with nsiderable ;emo
ton, accusing Mrs, Meadows OF
intimacy with her husband 81.
moar =. Philips
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
HORSE FANolER DIES

I CINCINNATI, Nov g-eoi Lang
horn I. Anderson, s. Of Mays
vile, Ky {. who was widely known
throughout the United States az 4
breeder Of saddle and show horses
died in q hospital here last NIGH
after an illness Of several month
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THE WEATHER

Falr tonight ana Saturday seeier
ssRIsss
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FaII Associated Press wins
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

Health is improving around here al last.
 Mrs. Tom Holt is able 10 be up, after a had case of fu.
 Rev. Frank Langley preached q very good sermon al Shady Grove Sunday
 Roy Burns made his regular trip 10 Bought0n Saturday afternoon.
 Several people around here have been attending the carnival at Pres colt the past week,
 Joy Benton is spending the week with home folks at Sayre.
 MT. and Mrs William Andrews spent Saturday and Sunday with Lee Garrett and " M CourSey at Rough ton.
 MT. and Mrs Oyerton of Beirine. are spending the week with Luther Holt and family.
 Ronald White made his weekly trip to Emmet Sunday.
 Next Sunday is preaching day at Liberty Everybody come.
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ARTISAN

Sunday school was well attended Sunday afternoon.
 John Smith and family visited rela- tives in Okolona Sunday.
 Miss Ludie Crumley spent the week end with MT. Clarence Crumley and family
 Everyone seemed to enjoyed the pro gram rendered by the school Friday night.
 The farmers of this community would like to see few weeks of pretty weather, for they are getting behind with their crops.
 Choir practice each Sunday night is very good. Everyone seems to he interested.
 There will be an Easter egg hunt at Miss Lillin Hale's next Sunday afternon. Everybody come and bring a basket full of eggs We are plan ming for a real nice time and expect large crowd.
 Miss Pearl Cottingham our assistant
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LANEBURG

Miss Neomia WoOdul returned home Sunday after few days visit with relatives in Sutton.
 Joe Bates made a business visit to Prescott yesterday.
 Mrs Dave Fore who has been real sick. was reported no better this morn ing
 Miss Opal Phillips of Prescott spent Sunday here visiting friends.
 MT and Mrs. Alfred Cross of Pres colt were visitors here Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. j. T McGough were shopping in Prescott Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13
Continued from page 5.)

MT. and Mrs. Fred Luck Sunday after noon.
 MT. J. A. McKissack and family spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Olen Rhodes.
 k c. Wortham made business trip to Little Rock last week.
 Mrs Quay Wortham visited her parents MT. and Mrs. John H. Dixon q few days last week.
 MT. Charlie Dillard and family spent Sunday with MT md Mrs. Clyde Jarvis.
 Don't forget next Sunday is Easter.
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teacher who lives near Gale returned to her home Saturday.
 Everybody come to church Satur- day night Sunday and Sunday night.
 Success to the Picayune.
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LOCALS

Mir. and Mrs. Will Waller spent last Friday in Texarkana.
 Atty. H E. Rouse made business trip to Texarkana Tuesday.
 WANTED-A second hand refriger- ator. " R. Steed & Sons. If Joe X. Bailey of Little Rock, spent Sunday with his family here. Mir. and Mrs. Dan Pittman were visitors to Texarkana Monday. ]. T. Luck of Rosston, was busi- ness visitor to Prescott Friday K. r. McGough of Laneburg, was visitor 10 the city last Thursday. Squire R F. Carnes of Laneburg, was a visitor to the city Saturday. Quay and Marvin Wortham of Ross ton, were Prescott visitors Friday Miss Mary Freeman has returned from two weeks visit at Foreman.
 -O- Lee Hamilton Of Albany Township. was Prescott visitor last Thursday. Ernest Steed of Laneburg, was business visitor to Prescott Monday. Rev ] II. Cnmmins made husi= ness visit to Texarkana last Tuesday. Iige Martin of Laneburg. was business visitor to the city Tuesday. Ulrich Buchanan of Malvern, spent Tuesday in the city visiting relatives. Luther Honea of Lanebarg. was transacting business in our city last Tuesday.
 Henry E. Almand of Mt Moriah. transacted business in our city last Tuesday.
 II. NJ. Mccain of Route ]. was l business visitor to the city last Sat urday.
 ]. ]. Sampson of Lancburg. was at tending to business matters here yes terday.
 Mr and Mrs I. T McGough of Laneburg. were shopping in the city Tuesday.
 Capt. Edward Miller of Mt. Moriah, was d business visitor 10 Prescott last Monday.
 Dr. C. F. Nelms of Laneburg, was attending to business matters hefe Wednesday.
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 FOR SALE@Poland China shOats also nice pair of young mules, four years old ]. L Jones. Emmet, Route pArr9 No. 1. 3-5oWo
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 Dave Shell of Emmet was in the city Monday. Dave made the race four years ago for sheriff, and stated that he probably will be in the race again this year
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Germany says she will invent fly ing machine that will cross the Allan tie to New York easily without stop ping. The Atlantic is not saying q word
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 Rock, the guest of bis brother, Harry Haas and wife. We will buy your country butter, and pay the highest market price. ". R. Steed & Sons ii Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Daniel and children of Laneburg, were shopping in the city Tuesday.
 Judge J Nj. Thomas, candidate for county judge, was business visitor to the city Monday.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Hit of Hope, spent Sunday in Prescott visiting relatices and friends.
 bio Lewis, who has been confined 10 his home the past three weeks by illness, is convalescent.
 Esq K. B Murry of Albany Town ship was attending to business mat ters here last Thursday.
 Prof. C. NJ Hirst. who has been quite il for two weeks, is able to be about, we are glad to state.
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 Only short time to take advantage of the Picayunes liberal clubbing offer Send in your subscription today. Lawrence Raines and Miss Fannie Window were married here Saturday Esquire ". R. Barham officiating. Cleve Hit. of the Hit Dry Goods Co. is unable to be at his place of business this week on account of ill ness.
 R. F. Wood of Blevins, passed through Prescott Friday en route home from Hope where he transacted business
 A. I. Wostmoreland and son, Howard. of Prescott-Cale Route were business visitors to Prescott last Thursday.
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 Pasture for horses, mules and cattle Mules and horses $100 per month cows . cents, yearlings 90 cents. sam Gautsche. Laneburg Ark. 4-6w4p Judge G. k. Haynie spent Sunday with home folks. He is holding court at Washington, and the docket is said to be heavy.
 k. N. Berry of Stamps. brother-in- law of County Judge J. W. Franks, transacted business in the city yes terday for short time,
 T.. S. Dectiye Clyde Marsh of Mem phis. arrested the fire eater who was with the carnival here last week, and who was wanted for forgery
 A number of singing classes of the county took part in a singing at the Baptist church last Sunday, which was enjoyed by large crowd.
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 The past two days have been ideal for shopping, and many country peo- ple have took advantage of the fine weather to do their Easter shopping.
 O
 A. F. Mcclure, candidate for circuit clerk. who was recently injured by falling from a load of hay. was ln the city Tuesday. being able 10 get
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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30YoArS s,v.s: s.s..,::. ;s: .'.'' ., Zszzzzs<

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
 OF NEVADA COUNTY. ARKANSAS  w C. Plaintiff
 
 carter bsiehoaiAs
 WarntnG Order The defendant Roxana Carter is warned 10 appear in the Nevada County Chsncery Court within thirty days and answer the complain, of the plaintiff. w. C. Carter. Witness my hand and zeal of said Court, this 3lst day of March. 1922. (SEAL) A. S. McGOUGH, 4-6w1 Clerk.
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Clyde Thornton captured the pig which was turned loose by l.. A. Page & Co, last Saturday, and received the $1000 prize A large crowd was at tracted by this novel manner of ad- vertising, which helped to make the sale a big success.
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Lawrence Raines and Miss Fannie Esquire ". R. Barham officiating.
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NOTICE

We are now getting out cur new telephone directory. and those contem- plating phone service within the next 20 days will get their name and number in the directory by calling operator or manager right away. It
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 Notice k hereby given that ordi- nance No. Section one, has been amended to read, preventing cattle from running at large upon the streets of the corporated town of Emmet, Ar kansas,
 Signed.
 D. A. SMELL,
 Mayor of Emmet.
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Prescriptions Accurately and Quickly Compounded
 You can depend on US
MAKE ,.... &uMkleA2 Xn nsE RExAll Sroae PRESCOTT ARK ANSAS.

E. s. Gladden., candidate for circuit clerk, was business visitor to the city Tuesday.
 H. w Waddell of Fl Dorado, and Miss Ida Morgan of Prescott, were married here last Friday: Dr. J. C.. Williams performing the ceremony. They left soon after for Fl Dorado. where they will make their home
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Only short time to take advantage of the Picayune's liberal clubbing offer Send in your subscription today.
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". Fl. Haas is a visitor to Little Rock, the guest of his brother, Harry Haas and wife.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

Cleve Hit. of the Hit Dry Goods Co, is unable to be at his place of business this week on account of ill- ness.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

We will buy your country butter and pay the highest market price. V R. Steed & Sons.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

Prof. C. NJ Hirst, who has bee quite il for two weeks, is able to about, we are glad to state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-9 miles west Of Pres colt, Ii mile from Prescott and B.evins Pike. at my farm. excellent Jersey cows. All have young heifer calves. These cows are all perfectly gentle, something you will feel a pride to own. Also have one Jersey bull, years old, a perfect beauty; also very gentle. First 5000 offer gets him. he is worth a hundred. These cattle arc all my own raising. Also have Leghorn chickens, both cooke and cockerels, and eggs II. M. Mccain, Route 5. 2t
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R. E. Wood of Blevins, passed Prescott Friday en route home from Hope where he transacted business.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

D, A. SMELL,
 Mayor of Emmet.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Daniell an children of Laneburg, were shoppln in the city Tuesday.