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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-29
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FOR REGISTRATION OFFICER
To the Democratic Voters:
l hereby announcemy candidacy
for the office of County Registration
Officer, subject to your action in the
June primary. 1t has ever been my
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
BETHESDA SPRINGS.

Mrs. M. E. Cunningham was vis- itor at the Will Cory home in Ransom ] Monday
 J. F. Rayburn of Rainbow Springs was a business visitor in our neigh borhood Monday.
 J. H. Cunningham is recovering ] nicely from a severe fall that he had several months ago. W. s. Hicks and two boys, Harold and Lloyd, with Eugene Sommerville motored to Ransom Sunday.
 Mrs. Ernest Gibson is visiting her mother while her husband is working with his father on Mountain Fork.
 Ben Ashton returned home last week. He has been working at Fay, Ok, the past four or five months.
 We have been receiving very en- couraging reports from Mrs. o. B. Heath for which we are thankful.
 Mrs. S. A. Nichols has gone to Mena to stay with Mrs. Jack Davis who has bad case of hear trouble.
 Bob Cunningham of Hatfield was week end visitor at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Gun ningham, here.
 Ira Cunningham and family of Old Potter were visitors at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Cunningham over Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Harry was taken sick at the school house Friday and was taken home in the car. She is re- ported very much better.
 There was business meeting at the Dallas church Monday when the stewards met with Bros. Simpson and Rowe in planning program for the coming year.
 An enjoyable time was had at a candy breaking at the home of MT. and Mrs. Will Tilley Thursday night, with about forty or fifty guests pres ent Refreshments of popcorn, two kinds of cake, hot chocolate and coffee were served at a late hour, when all departed, thanking their host and hostess for the entertainment and with good wishes for more such times.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
GRANNIs GRAINS.

c. F. Hogan from Chicago is visit ing friend in Frannis.
 Rachel and Bertha Martin went home Friday evening.
 Florence Allen closed her school at Cross Mountain Friday.
 Ted Sargent made a business trip to Hochatown, Ok, Sunday.
 Misses Gertrude Robinson and Annie Billue spent the week end at home.
 Miss Florence Neal entertained a number of young folks Monday even ing.
 Raymond Coyle visited homefolks Sunday. He has been working at Tex kama.
 Garuett Cole came down from Wickes Sunday morning for short visit.
 Mrs. M. F. McNeal of Canadian, Tex, is visiting relatives in Grannis this week.
 Leonard Derryberry came home Sunday morning. He has been work ing in Kansas.
 A Sunday school teachers meeting was organized at the Baptist church , last Wednesday night.
 Rev. Mir. Wilhanks conducted our opening exercises at school Monday His talks was interesting to the chil. dren and we feel sure that some of the pupils understand more fully the meaning of individual ingenuity. The Kids.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
BOARD CAMP BOOMERS.

Perry Bros. motored to Mena Fri day to attend to business matters.
 There was a musical entertainment at the home of Hotrige Looney Thurs day night.
 Rev. Mir. Woods will sell his farm stock and farm implements at auction Thursday, January 19.
 The Rev Mir. Howell of Opal filled his regular appointment here Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Walter Bain and two little children who have been suffering from an at- tack of pneumonia, are very much i'm proved.
 Miss Edna Hilton of Mena spent Saturday night and Sunday with her grandparents, Mir and Mrs. John Cor ley, here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doyle McCown anc baby spent Sunday with Mrs. Nc. Gowns sister, Mrs. Jude Looney, al Crystal Hill
 Jessie Putnam of Board Camp anc Miss Lee Lewis of Oak Hill were mar. ried Monday night. Justice Perry performed the ceremony.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Peters, formerly of Mena. have sold their residence there and have moved to Board Camp They purchased the place formerly owned by Neal Douglas. A letter was received from Mrs Charles Burnett of Fl Dorado, Ark. last week. Mrs. Burnett was in poo health when they moved from Boar, Camp in 1918 but writes that hel helath is much improved.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
POTTER NOTES.

Dr. Gordon was in Hatfield Thurs day and Friday.
 Dr. Campbell was calling on patients in Potter Sunday.
 George Harwell made a business trip to Mena Friday.
 Joe Lewis, an agent for The Star, was a visitor at Potter Saturday.
 Frank Gam lost a work horse last week, finding her dead in the barn.
 Subscribe for The Star and let's get more interest in the chicken and cream business.
 Mir. Dempsey and family of Wickes visited his sister, Mrs. Bud Hamby, Sunday afternoon.
 Herbert Campbell and wife of Old Potter spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Wylie Keener.
 Argus Rowe is having his house remodeled and is adding to the looks of the town by doing so.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brown of Two-Mile spent Monday with their daughter in Potter were also seeking medical aid for their adopted baby.
 While the good roads cost money and increases the taxes some, we are certainly enjoying them. The lumber hauler as well as the auto man.
 MT. Graves and family of Southv western Texas have moved to the Sul- livan place. Mir. Graves is interested in the small fruit business, and we hope he succeeds here.
 Uncle Jake Stuits, who makes his home with Mir. Hamby, fell and re- ceived a severe injury to the back of his head and neck, last week He is just able to get around again.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Coffman enter tained the young people Friday night in honor of Miss Anderson's birth day. Several of the young people from Potter were present.
 Will Allen was appointed by Healtl Officer Dr. J. G. Hilton to look after the strangers that arrive in Potter both by train and autoes. He wal glad Mir. Allen took enough interest in the matter to look after it as Pot ter does not need any smallpox.
 Mir. Edwards has purchased ths Keener grist mill and has installed { shingle mill. Potter will do some thing yet if everybody will help, anC forget about hard times. We wonder what the effect would be if everyone began to talk good times and give olt hard times rest. We believe i would turn the corners of mos mouths upwards instead of on ths down time as they are today. Let'l try it,
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
RATES KREEK KINKS.


 W. E. Rainwater and Thomas Spake are building new smoke houses on their farms.
 Raymond and Ruby Putnam and Sentha Dilbeck all of Big Fork, were here Sunday.
 Mir. Malone. who recently moved here from Texas, has rented the J. Nj, Bowen farm.
 F. N. Putnam disposed of bunch sf his cate last week to some dealers ii Board Camp
 Misses Grace and Ozeta Spake wis fted Sunday night at the Jim Lively home at Richwod.
 James Hendrix of Folks creek has purchased the Dee Davis farm and moved there Monday.
 Sferif ". N. Crump and Deputy Wife Watkins were collecting taxes kere Thursday and Friday of last wcek.
 ]. H. Edwards has added to his blacksmith and repair shop some old tan tr0ughs, evidence that Holder is Foing to reduce the high cost of sole Hnther.
 Elmer. the small son of Mr. and Mrs- Fsrless. has almost recovered fom the fever, but his mind Is h sucl condition they are making arrange. nents to take him to Little Rock fol crnztznent.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
INK sPLAsHEs.

There was singing at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bob Wear Sunday night.
 Miss Serena Blackwell of Yocana visited here Sunday with Miss Eva Jena Wear.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enoch Embry of Cor inth visited here Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Ira Policeman.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Brown spent Saturday night at the H. E. Davis home near Crystal Hill.
 Jack Embry of the Chapel neigh borhood was in this community on business Monday afternoon.
 Arthur Perry and family visited with their daughter, Mrs. Bob Me Cough of Pine Grove, Sunday.
 Frank, the small son of Harrison Brewer, is reported very i'll this week Dr.. Gunnels of Mena was called Mon day.
 Mir. and Mrs Mon Riley spent Sat urday night and Sunday with Mrs. Riley's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Good man, near Board Camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emmett Templeton moved the past week from their farm at Hickory Grove to the Crawford farm near Holly Springs.
 Louis Gore and family and mother, Mrs. Leona Evans, motored out from Mena Sunday and spent the day with Mrs H. F. Audas, niece of Mrs. Evans, whom she had not seen in 30 years un- Gil recently.
 Lester Beck of Hooker, Ok, came Monday, January 9, for a short visit with his sister, Mrs H, E. Audas, of this place and also his cousins, Robert and Louis Core of Mena, whom he had not seen in 9 years.
 Messrs. s. E., U. S. and J. o. Rich ardson, Andy and Sam Cochran, H. w. Jack and Joe Sturdivan, all of Hooker, Ok, spent few days here last week visiting with their cousin, Mrs. Fl. K. Audas. and family
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
CENTER POINT CIRcLETs.

Alvie Earnest is some better after several days of sickness.
 MT. Barnes and son Virgil and Eli Turner were trading in Mena Monday
 Johnnie Brown has disposed of hls farm and is preparing to move to Ok- lahoma.
 Mir. Languley spent Sunday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Os- car Jones.
 Uncle Wyatt Gordon and wife spent Sunday at Mountain Fork and attend ed church.
 Ode Turner, Pate Earnest and Lee Harrison were in Mena on business last Friday.
 Alfred Crawford and wife and two children came up from 0ctavia Thurs day but got here too late for the fun eraI of his sister, Roxie.
 Mrs. Lloyd Fields and sister, Miss Efta Gray, of Mountain Fork attended the funeral of Mrs. Roxie Cornelison here Thursday.
 Mrs. Gibson and two daughters of near Mountain Fork spent Thursday at Mrs. Earnests and attended the funeral of Mrs. Roxie Cornelison.
 After an illness of two weeks, Mrs. Frank Cornelison passed away at her home near Rocky Wednesday. Roxie was well known here and leaves a hus- band and 2-year-old son, an aged mother, one sister and one brother be- sides a host of friends to mourn her loss. She was laid to rest in the lit- tie family cemetery close to where she was raised. Note by Editor: Mrs. Cornelison, then Miss Roxie Crawford, for number of years was one of The Stars most efficient correspondents, writing from Oak Grove, a work she kept up until her marriage to Frank Cornelison. During that time she vis- tied several times at the office of The Star, and each of these visits was a pleasure to the editor. All this adds to the weight of the word that has come to The Star that this young wife and mother virtually gave up her life Co the service of others, in that, when her sister and mother were stricken with typhoid fever, she nursed and cared for them day and night, and when worn by her vigils, she contracted the dread disease. she did not have the to carry her thru-and went on to that other shore, leaving behind her husband, her baby, and those loved ones who had so well learned the sweetness of her character, and the of her smile.
 On Saturday night before the fifth Sunday there will be a fifth Sunday meeting and Sunday night Rev. w. T.. Patterson will be here and the sub jects are Mark of the Beasts" Pow CTS of Darkness" "Sins of the Times" by Daniel, the Prophet and John the Revelator, non denominational, non po- litical. If this subject does not inter- est you now it will at the judgment. Dinner will be on the ground on Sun day. All come.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
PICKED UP AT WEST VALLEY.
(By "Scooper")

(By "Scooper")
 LA. Roosevelt has badly mashed foot.
 K. S. Davis is clearing land and preparing to put in big crop. And notwithstanding the fact that he has A large family, and works hard, MT. Davis still finds plenty of time for taking part in public matters. He Is now j. P. for the fourth time and was recently appointed crop statlstician for his township. MT. Davis has l2 children, all living, step children and one little new grandchild whose mother ia Mrs. Onie Delman, now liv- inc in Casper, Wyo. MT. Davis owns the place settled by Jessie Green many years ago.
 C. M. Davis is clearing and break ing land on Mountain Fork.
 Rev. J. D. Fomby, of Hatfield breaches at West Valley every sec ond Sunday at p. m. Rev. MT. Fomby is a young man of pleasing manners and people are well pleased with his sermons.
 Joe Griffin has moved to the Lewis Nichols place near the school house.
 w. l.. Daugherty has some assay letters showing that he has some val uable mineral ore on his place.
 c. G. Keer, an old coal miner of Sparland, H., is partly meeting the conditions of hard times by putting in odd hours at weaving carpets.
 Chester Brown, formerly of Cove, is now living on the place he traded H. Reed out of.
 Seth Abbott and family moved here recently, but already they are pleased with Polk county climate.
 w. F. Usher is making the Don Hoge place look new with repairs and an l. room addition.
 w. H. Livingston of Mena is teach ing a very successful singing school at Liberty, Ok, short ways west of here. On Friday night, the 20th, is to be held an entertainment free for everybdoy. One interesting feature of the singing school has been the at tendance of two sets of twins, all sis ters and children of Mir. and Mrs. D E. Self. The oldest ones are 12 named Pauline and Orline and tht young are Lola and Nola.
 George Nichols, who was up iron Dierks last week reports that Mrs Viola Nichols and her children ar, doing well.
 Charles Nichols, who has been ser iously i'll with pneumonia, is report ed to be much better.
 Bud Nichols has been married Il years and when he moved to the Ton Joplin place, which be owns, it mad the 10th move he has made since mar rying.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
UNION GRovE-PosEY HOLLOW
c. E. Chaise is sick.

c. E. Chaise Is sick.
 Jim Swiger was in Mena Tuesday.
 Perry Reed made business trip to Eagleton Tuesday.
 T. D. Reed of Acorn was at c. L. Posey's Sunday.
 Farmers are busy clearing, cutting wood and blowing.
 I. L. Reed of Holly Springs was in the Hollow Sunday.
 F. c. Harris made business trip to Mena Saturday.
 Martin Crawford of near Ink was in the Hollow Friday.
 B. K. Bell and Norman Wood were Mena visitors Friday night.
 J. D. Combs and Henry Canaday hauled ties to Mena Saturday,
 The Rev. MT. Woods of Board Camp will preach at Union Grove next Sun day.
 Mrs. Bettie Crider of Mena visited Mrs. J. c. Hauerwas Wednesday night
 E. P. Southerland and W. F. Ford were business visitors at Yocana last Thursday.
 A musical entertainment at Perry Reeds Friday night was enjoyed by all present..
 F. J. Greiner of Mena made his first visit to the Hollow Monday and from him Jeff Bell has secured a registered roan shorthorn male, IA months old.
 Officers Sunday captured a moon shine still and a barrel of mash at Art Middaugh's old place and arrest ed Mir: Lowell and took him to the Mena iail.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
INK sPLoTCHEs.

Farmers are busy blowing and get ting ready for spring crops.
 Charles Edwards was a visitor Sunday at Ali Alston's home. ]. C. N. Wade has moved to his large farm and rented his small one.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Templeton and his father have moved near Holly Springs.
 Mir. Wilson has charge of the saw mill here now. His wife is reported very sick.
 Ernest Cole and Sam Crumu were working the road near Holly part of the past week
 Mr. Crawford and sons were renair- ing fence Friday for Mir. Moss. he be. ing h very poor health.
 P J Mitchell was at the ,. .. Ros. son home Saturday te have his hor~e shod and other shop work done.
 q telegram was FAeairnd hr " T. Cole stating that some ~ his r~sntives were dead. but there wAs rnistAls
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
ALDER SPRINGS DRINKS.


 MT. Dickson made a business trip to Mena Monday.
 D. B. Roberts and son, Claude, went to Mena Monday.
 Miss Bessie Penn of Missouri is wis iting home folks.
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple spent last week with her son, Edgar Whipple. Edith Jones and Levi Jones made a business trip to Mena Monday. Remember next Sunday is Rev. An derson's regular preaching day. Sunday school here Sunday morning and prayer meeting Sunday night. Joe Rush and Everett Winton at tended the party at Rocky Saturday night.
 Next Saturday and Sunday nights will be Bro. Readings regular appoint ments here.
 Floyd Norris, who has been visiting with relatives, returned to his work Wednesday.
 Dan Roberts and family moved to their new home on the Alex Roberts place last week.
 A. J. Smith and family moved to the D. B. Roberts place, where he will rent for another year.
 MT. and Mrs. Horton of near Potter attended church here Sunday morning and Sunday night.
 Misses Lora Mize of Shady Point and Bertha Connally of Rocky attend ed preaching here Sunday morning. Alpha and Frances Clement, Frank and Walter Fallis were taking views of the J. L. Clement farm Sunday even- ing
 Dewdrops.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
COVE CATCHES.

Vaccination is the order in Cove.
 Mrs. G. c. Golf is convalescing from diphtheria.
 W. s. Dennis of Terrell, Tex, is moving back to Cove.
 Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs. Robarl vent to Riena Monday, shopping
 Shelby Tceters has moved into his new bungalow on Watson avenue.
 J. T. Dempsey and family went to Potter Sunday to visit Bud Hamby and family.
 T. J. Wilbanks visited the school Monday and gave very interesting lecture.
 Mir and Mrs. Lloyd Hansard of Bethel, Ok, are visiting w. M. Han sard and family.
 John Carter has accepted position with the Hatfield Lumber Company as timber Inspector.
 Mack Hughes was called Monday to Caney, Ok, to see his brother-in-law, who is not expected to live.
 There are eight fine half spitz pup pies at A. M Parker's. He must be going into the dog business.
 4. C. Bailey of Fort Smith is in Cove grading out car load of lumber for Allison & Barton Hardwood Go.
 Farmers in this vicinity are blowing these sunshiny days and gardens are seing turned getting ready for spring,
 Dan Harrah, John Allen and j. A. Walker went to Mena Monday as dele gates t0 the tick eradication meeting
 Navman Grain and Miss Cailie Hampton, Loma Golf and Miss Smith went Sunday to Hatton Heights ko- daking.
 Quarantine against the smallpox is observed very strictly here, no one al lowed to come in without physicians certificate of vaccination.
 The school is still increasing, three new etadents from Vandervoort en- tered the high school this new year Opal Bailey, Maud Smith and Eunice Price
 P. D. Keeney returned Monday from Texarkana. where he had been to talks bis wife to the hospital for an opera ton He reports Mrs. Keeney doing well and will be able to be at home ir 2 week
 How is this for 3 big hog? w ] Barton killed Berkshire last week weighing 66S pounds net. Mir. Barton 5s 8 progressive farmer and deals 1T fine stock He has the celebrated red roIled cattle, fine chickens and Angors goats
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
ROCKY RUMBLEs.

Goher Mauldin went to Mena las, Thursday.
 Anolia Rowe went to Shady Point last Saturday.
 Will Tow and Frank Luttrell went to Mena Monday.
 c. B. Connally and W. c. Rigdor went to Mena Tuesday.
 There was singing at the c. B. Con- nally home Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eli Turner visited a, ths r Rowe home Sunday
 bober Aa1idln and family are nov. Ing to Fort smith this week.
 John Strawn. Jrs and Elmer Far. nest were Potter Tksit1rs Sunday eve Jsn connally and f. F. ConrnlIv IT. went to Alder Sprinrs Sunday ees
 Come to Sunday sehea nexf Sunday
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
RAINBOW SPRINGS NEWS.

Little Ruby Lee Harris is very sick. Frank Warren killed hogs Satur- day.
 A. E. Harris made a trip to Mena Saturday.
 Willie Owen attended court at Mena Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clay Goodwin went to Mena Monday.
 Mrs. Della McLemore has been sick with the lagrippe but is better now.
 Fred Warren and son of Mena have been visiting at Frank Warren's.
 Willie Owen and family visited at Walton Rainwater's at Old Potter Sunday.
 Mir. Livesay has rented the Ray burn farm and is at work now pre- pairing to make a crop. Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
EGGER ECHOES.

Mrs. Gale Wimberly is sick thii week.
 Will Egger is the owner of a new Ford roadster
 Jim Williams of Waters attended church here Sunday.
 Grover Murphy has the lumber or the ground to build a new barn.
 Russell Philpot and Earl Van Horn attended church at Yocana Sunday. Dr. W. w. Philpot and Bert Smith made business trip to Mena Satur- day.
 Wilburn Philpot and Will Egger made a business trip to Eagleton Sat urday
 J. H. Van Horn closed his singing school at Womble Friday and is back among folks.
 Carl Lewis of Yocana visited Sun day night with Russell Philpot and attended the league here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hunter Fleming of near Mena visited Saturday night at the home of c. V. Wimberly
 Mrs. Clifford Hickey and Miss Thel- ma Goodner of Springdale attended church Sunday at this place.
 Mir. and Mrs J. N. Fair and several of the young folks attended singing at Highland Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Wood of Yo- cana visited Saturday night at the home of the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs Philpot
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Borough spent Sunday night at the home of Mrs. Dorough's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis of Yocana.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Jackson of Ouachita spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Jackson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Barton.
 Mrs. Ross Ford, Mrs John Thorn ton and Mrs. Carl Furr arrived Sun day from ~Childress, Tex. Messrs. Ford, Thornton and Furr will come lat CT. Polk county, Arkansas is pretty good place after all and hard to stay away from.
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The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-19
HATTON NEWS.

C. W. Tolle and John Shorter got in a load of feed last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Claud Rayford of Cove were visitors in the McClennen home one day the past week.
 Walter Walker has moved his fam ily to Hochatown, Ok, where he had previously moved his saw mill
 Charles Pardue left some time the first of the month for Haynesville, La, where he has work in the oil fields.
 Messrs. French of Mena, Christian Of De Queen and Garrett of Cove were guests at the Heights hotel the first of the week.
 Tom Gordon and some of the bridge crew were down last week and fin ished the concrete bridges just south of Hatton.
 Rev. Hammond and family of Van dervoort attended services at Hattor Sunday and were guests in home of Mir. and Mrs. Faulkner just east of town.
 The Sunday school is progressing nicely under the supervision of Bro Smith. There is an increase of at. tendance and it is hoped it will con- tinue until the interest will reach in. to all of the homes in Hatton.
 Bro. Greer gave those present Sunday morning something to think about. His subject was taken from the last clause of the 3rd verse anc 7th chapters of 2nd Kings, 'sWhy sit we here until we die !" He made il very plain that we all have something to do, for the uplifts and bettermeni of the world. and those who are in it That if we sat still and don't try te help our fellow man that we would staenate and die: that il was the duty of everyone to do what they could.