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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
4 YdS. Slip Covering
10 Yards Scrin1

Sheer scrim, in white ~ a
and cream color, with y
dainty bird or floral pat
terms, in pink, yellow or IL
blue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
f Yards Dropery
3 Yards Nets
3 BIoon1erS

Made of crepe muslin or n =
bastiste, in flesh color; D
regular and extra sizes; b
for 81. For women. -
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2 Yards Madras

Beautiful colored mad NJ q
ras, in rose. green, null
berry. blue and brown, SO
inches wide, mercerized n.
finish; closely woven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs ]. Craig Fisher. 273o
n. Pennsylvania ST.. and daughter,
Betty, and son, Greed, are on mo-
tor trip to northern Michigan and
Will spend the rest of the month at
Cacataw Park Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

Jsou nahore posypany nalyml
strepinami sklenenymi, cemen-
tenn stmelenvmi Sc zdivem, tax
re by 81 kazdy odfel ruce no
by do krve, iakmile by Sc jich
dotkl."
"Co 81 mann jen pociti?" po-
vzdechla Alma.
"Budete nucena zde zustatl
jake vsechny ostatni do te do
by, al vas hostinsky bud pro-
da nebo vymeni nekteremu sye
mu spolecniku. Ma ceste od-
tud naskytne sc vam MONA
prihodna chvile, kdy budete
moci Jim uniknouti a prchnou.
ii. To jest aspon ma jedina .
posledni nadeje."
Po tomto rOzhovoru sedely
mlcky vedle sebe, al vstoupil
Cork a zazvonil ia maly stfl-
brny zvonek. TO bylo zname-
nj pro chovanky pensionatu, by
sc odcbraly do svych pokoju.
"Jak vidlm, Wy Sc Zde jiz w
znate,' pravila Alma ublrala
|se "a ostatnimi po schodcch
|nahoru. V druhem poscnodl
potkala Tipsy, lez po chodbc
sla napred, ukazala j ia dve-
re pokoje, V nemz bydlela a
pravila:
"Zde Jest pokoj miss Lucy,
cislo 25.."
Alma teprve nyni zpozoro-
vala, ze dvere zvenci mali ze~
leznou zavoru a re Je tudlz "a
vlena jako ptak Y klecl,
(Pokracovani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
Prvni Clovek. Ucitel V amerl-

Prvni Clovek. Ucitel V amerl-
cke Skole: "kdo mi rekne, jak
Sc Jmenoval prvnl clovek = -
Jeden hoch jmenule 5 patrnou
vlasteneckou pychou: "Jlrl
w ashington." Ucitel sc S usme-
VEN divi a pta sc kIuka, proc
nelmenoval Adama. Ale klul<
stahl posmeSne koutky a fekl:
"Nevedel sem, re pocitate take
cizince,'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PROQA Sc cukrovinkovy
grocerni obchod; trzba "a ho-
toye, prodej skolnich potreb,
naleza Sc els. 65O6 Wood
land Ave. Trzi Sc tydne pres
$500. Je tam byt o 5ti svet-
nicich, koupelna a najem lev
ny. BlizSi sdeli jednatel V {.
6Ol5 Scovill Ave. vecer od 2.
do Z hodin. a--3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODAM prave 80 dodelava-
jiei jednorodinny, dohfe stave-
ny nodcrni dnm. Naleza Sc
ia Lanacravc Ave, blize vych.
l31. I'll. V Corlett. Cena jest
$4,000. Blizsi Il stavitcle Jos.
Navratila, 1874 Beechwood
Ave. Tel. Union, 853 M. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

HLEDA Sc STOR k pronaj-
mutt, hodicl Sc pro reznicky
obchod, pri kterem je byt $
koupelnou. Nechte adresu v
adm. t. listu. 3-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODA Sc neb vymeni dvou-
rodinny moderne staveny dun
Q 6ti syetnicich koupelnou
nahofe a to same dole, diva
fernesy, tvrdy finis, vse zari-
zeno. Zada Sc mensi splatka
neb Sc vymenl "a starsl dunn.
Haste Sc v cis. 321O W. 81. st.
Tel. Atlantic S93 +. 3-1O
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PRODAJl Sc diva Lofty, kazdy
40 pri l34 stfevicich ma Revere
Ave. blize Corlett skoly. Zavo-
lejte telefonem. Broadway
1926 w. 3-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PEkNY DUN jednorodinny ma
zap. Id. ul., ma 6 pokojil,
koupelnu, sklep, skopky na pra
dlo, lot 40 pri 1870 str. Hotove
$1,000, ostatni ma splatky $35
mesicne. Haste sc v els. 3287
Fulton Rd. 3-1o
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PRODA Sc zelinarska farma
. 6ll akrech, na dlazdene uli-
ci, pekna cerna, ,irodna piida,
ovocc vseho druhu S moderni-.
mi budovami, vse zarizeno ia
ko V meste, proda sc vclmi lev
ne "a pficinou odjezdu. Dopi-
ste pod znackou "Tarma", cis.
9715 Denison Ave-, aneb zavo-
lejte Hemlock 4219 !?
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FARMA na dlazdene ulici 0
35ti akrech, krasne budovy, e.
lektrika, voda dome, 20 mil
od Squaru, Ford truck, DOLBY
TEX, vSechno naradi a zarizeni,
proda sc LEVINE neb vymeni ia
mestsky majetek. Haste sc v
els. 1O203 Kennedy Ave-, blize
Luna Parku. 3--12
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
blize skoly a >kary IA hotove
neb ma mirne splatky. Haste
Sc V cis. 1870 Coath Ave.
3-9
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nj sla do pisarny. Tam il po-
zadala, ably sc posadila ma cer-
venom plysovou pohovku a sa-
ma sla ke psacimu stolu, ote-
vrela zasuvku vynala kniz-
ku. 90
"Zde jest vas ucet," pravi-
la. ~ III jsou zaznamenany
vylohy, iez isme vami dosud
meli: vase costa z Antwerp do
Londvna, vase move saty kup
nj cena ia vas. To budete nu-
cena drive nahraditi, nez bude-
te.- brati nejaky- priiem 2 OBJ
chodu."
"Kupni cena "a mne?' zvo-
lala Alma a krev sc il hnala
do hlavy. "Coz' pax jste mne
koupili?"
"Ane, zajiste, koupili jsme
vas," odpovedela pani Corko-
va sc smichem.
20, nechte mne opet odce-
stovati domu," prosila Alma
snazne.
i"Nikoli, mila kocicko, ne
pojimejte to tax tragicky.'
"Pod klamnymi udaii byla
jsem vlakana jsem. Jista panl
-izvana madame d'Avrile -
20 tom nic nevim," prerusi-
la il pani Corkova. "Neznam
zadne pani toho jmena. Nesta-
rame sc vubec nikdy minu-
lost nasich chovanek, ami o je-
jich rodinne pomery a vubec
ami ne 0 jejich jmeno.
"Ale to vse jest hrozne! ia
chci domu ke svym rodicum !"
Mile dite, 0 tom vubec ne
muze byti ami reel. Musite ny
nj zustati zde. Prevezeni vas
sem bylo dosti drahe. Chcete
miti samostatne postavenl III
votni? Nuze, iaky nspech 81
elibuiete .iako spolecnice? ia
svuj plat snad byste si koupila
Saty, ale iineho mic, ZachaZe-
Ii by vami iako $ poddanou
sluzebnou dlvkou. 70 by take
stale ia to. abyste So pachtila
20 takoyem miste."
"Chci 81 vydelati chleb po-
ctivym zpusobem," namitla Al
ma. "Nadhera mne zdc obklo-
puiici jen sc mi hnusi, pony
slim-li "A pi.itiskla ruce /
obliceji.
"Mejte Jen rozum. Znats
prece syet dostatecne a muzet.
posouditi, ze Jest nemozno MI;
de divce vydelati 81 tolik pc
nez, ably mohla vesti nezavisl,
priiemnt aivot. tychovatelk,
honi se~za misty a nic toht
nemaji.~V etsinou skoncl tax
iak zaGaly, ehudobe. kore
spondentky mali yzdy men
ST plat, nez ieiich muzsti ko
legoye a malokdy vyde!ali to
lik, ably meIy na dennl chlcl
Svadleny isou tom leste hu
fc. Nebydll-li II spych rodlc,
sedi nekdc y llzke dire. hladi
Vi Il mrzDou = vysili So prae
pro danny, kterc mic nedelal
Ne, ma kMicko, budic rad:
re jste Sc k nam dostala NJ
mate mic na praci, 0 Tic Sc ~
starate dobfe Sc mate.
40, pust'te mne odtud, p''
sila Alma opet, vyskocila a re
klizela Sc Ma vsechny stran
koby chtela uprchnouti.
Vsechny vychody jsou .
Give zavreny,' upozornila
rani Corkova. stale Sc usnllv
jic a ncztracejic duehapl'ltof
nesti ami na okamzik. my
pojd'tc Sc nnou k ostatnl
chovankam. Obycejne po s.
dani zdrzi Sc zde chyili, nez
proyetraji uklidi jejich p
koje." :"
Alma odesla S nj do obyv
ciho pokoje; vyhnula Sc tax
spon dalslmu hovoru ! tou
protivnou osObou.
Divky sedely We skuplna
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MODERN1 novy postaveny
dunn 6ti svetnicich $ koupel-
nou na dlazdene ulici blize
West Boulcvardu v peknGm O.
koli. Vezmu lot aneb druhy
morkyc jako pryni splatku.---
Haste Sc U P. Neuzil, 9715
Denison Ave. q
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PRONAJME Sc. farma 0 5Oti
akrech, 4 mil od Squaru v Ro-
yalton Co., O., Haste Sc v {.
1878 kinmel Rd., blize Forest
CITY Parku. 3-8
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PRODA Sc osmi-kusovy dubo-
w soubor do jidelny velmi lev
ne. Je dobre zachovaly a mu-
81 byt prodan. Haste sc v {.
5OS7 Pershing Ave. 81
PRODA Sc dvourodinny dum
Q 5ti svetnicich koupelnou
pfi kazdem byte, sklep pod ce
lynn domem,, fernes, lot SO str.
pruceli. Naleza sc ma vych.
40. ul. blize Washington Par
ku. Haste sc v els. 32S7 Full
ton Road. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODA Sc. dobre zavedeny
reznicky obchod "a pricinou
nemoci. Haste sc V els. 1922
Broadway. 3-9
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PRiJMOU Sc. divkv na si;l
muzskych kalhot Haste SO
ia The Scotch Woolens Co,
1850 w. 3, ST.. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

dlvaly sc beZnadejnem zOu-
falstvi do zeme.
Alma posadila Sc do kouta
blizko dveri. Vedle nj sedela
divka tmavych vlasu, kastano-
We hnedych oci, JENNIE vvtvo-
renych ust a ,,krasnych rysu.
Sedela tn jako socha q $ nikym
ami nepromluvila.
"Jste Anglicankou?" otaza-
la sc Alma.
Tazana zavrtela hlavou a
odpovedela potom nemecky:
"Jsem Videnackou mluvim
nemecky."
"Nemcine rozumim tez,' cd
vetila Alma a pokracovala:
"Zdrzuiete Sc zde po vlast-
nj vuli2"
me, opravdu ne 2nGla
horka odpoved'. "kdyby to
zalezelo na mne, opustila bych
tento dunn okamzite. Vlakali
me sem pod klamnymi zamin-
kami."
Alma pocitila okamzitou sou
strast a radost, re nasla druz-
ku We SVEN utrpeni a vypravo-
vala il, svuj smutny osud.
''Prave tax d6lo Sc sc mnou,
odpovedela cizinka, "Byla
.isem ma navSteve u sveho stryc-
ka lekare Janove. Tu cetla
isem novinach, re starsI da-
ma hleda ia spolecnici mlade
devce. Prihlasila jsem Sc a by
la jsem vlakana ma palubu
parniku, ma nemz bylo mnoho
mladych divek pruvodu ne
kolika panu a dam. Spatfila
jsem take Corka, netusic vsak,
ze on je hlavou cele handy a
ostatni ze jsou jeho agenty.
Obe sestry, sedici tamto ma po-
hovce Il hrajicl mandolinu, -
jsou ltalky. Rxly take mezi
cestujicimi divkami, ale ne
mluvila jsem mimi. Po nasem
prljeZdu sem vypraVovaly MI
svc osudy. Pochazeji re Sorry,
maleho horskeho mestecka Il
Neapole. Jejich otec ma tam
malv poZemek. Jednou, zavl-
tai X nim cizo2emsky cestujlcl
Il nabizel jim vysokou odmenu,
puidouli $ MIN do Anglie. Me-
" zde ma verelnNch nlstech
hrati Il zplvati. RodlGe, ne
umellce ami cisti AM nsati, ne
yedeli ami Anglli, domnlVall-
! &C Sc. ~ .le to ncdalekc mesto
seNerne cd Alp. A proto dali
syui souhlas k odiezdu dlNek
doufall llce. re dcery 20 prlpadf
vyzlskajl hodne peneZ STAY
cele rodiny Znacne Sc Zlepsl
Agent prosel ySecky vesnics
kol Neapole a premluyil cell
zastup mladych divek. ze Sc
MIN vydaly na cestu, netuslce
k cemu jich bude uzito. DS,
nich tomto dome zemfely
iedna lezl Y nemoenici Il Jedn;
ze dyou hraiicich sester poku
: sila sc jiz nekolikrate o samo
Vrazdu. AvSak nyni ODE Sc II
: vpraylly ye svuj osud a All $
/ ~ nezminuji, ze by ehtely df
mn. konccne kazdy casem I
{, tupl stanc Sc kc v5emn ih'
Z stejnym.
ITO je hrozne,' zvolala a
ma. "Prava d'ablova rise II
!. zemi
z Ano. TAX Jest. pfisvodciI
{, Nidenacka. Majitele techt
domu u ieiich zakaznici jso
: ve sluzbaeh d'ablovvch. KID.
il by nebyli mnzi TAX zkazen
l. nestalo by &c ncco podobncho
l. ALE II ysech vsudy, lede
ii policlc?" zyolala Alma. &c
II pax nenl zakonu, kterc by |,
!. kovc zlociny trestaly?'
81 "Policie? Zakony?" odvei
D Ia Videnacka pfitrpkle. p
licie sklada Sc tez muzu. :
a. kdyby zeny byly We sluzbae
a. policic, nebylo by takove hrl
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PRIJMOU Sc divky na lehkou
praci, pres IL roku stare, ktere
Sc domluvl anglicky; neni tfe-
ba zadne zkusenosti. Haste Sc
National Biscuit Co., {. 715
Central Ave. 3-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kde Sc trzi S40O tydne, zadna
konkurence V okoli tri mil.
Trzba IA hotove. Naleza Sc y
{. 9108 Superior Ave. Blizsi
sdeli jednatel V els. 6015 SEQ
will Ave. vecer od A do 7 no
din. 3-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODA Sc grocerni Il reznic-
ky obchod. Haste sc V els.
34O2 E. 66. st. z Union Ave.
:;-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
v els. 8116 Harvard Ave. Biz
81 SC sdcll y els. 776O Broad
Wav. 3-8
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PRIME Sc diVka ma domacl
praci, zadne pradlo. Zavolej-
te Broadway 1924. 3-8
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OBCHODNi BUDOVA Sc dve.

ma Story, skIep pod celym do
mem, dvoiita garaz, lot 80 ST..
Y prdceli. Cena $4,000. Hla-
ste sc v els. 3287 Fulton Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

kOUPI Sc jedno neb dvouro.
dinny dunn ia hotovc; agcnti
sc vylucuji. Zasletc vasi adre-
|su do adm. t. listu pod znat-
kou "Koupl Sc dun. '-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

DOBRY OBCHOD bez konkn-
renee v okoli. Grocera rez-
nictvi Sc proda neb vymeni za
lot neb mensi domek. Majetek
ie rohovy, diva story, 5 svctnlc,
koupelna a garaz. Pricina pro
deje vstoupeni do jineho OBJ
chodu. Je to lace. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc na Mr.. -Stukbauera.
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PRIJME Sc divka ma lefci do
maci praci, ktera Sc domluvi
anglicky. Haste Sc V {. 1O702
Garfield Ave. $40
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PRIME Sc:

DELNiCI Ma stalou praci sc
prijmou dobrcm miste. Pri-
lezitost k zlepseni sveho posta-
veni. Haste sc u Champion
Rivet Co., E. 1OS. st. Har-
ward Ave. e~ 3--9
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc garaz v elsie
4112 Gamma Ave. Haste sc V
{. 17Ol Lester Ave. SIS
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

Terms: Corn will sell for cash in hand;
other sums under $1,000 cash; All sums of $1,000
and over on credit of ten months, purchaser
to give note with approved security, and bear
ing interest at the rate Of 10 per cent from date.
Five per cent discount for cash on time sales
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
BIRDELL
do yet.

Guy Barden has returned home from
Muskogee, Okla, where he has been
for the past fourteen months.
REQ Hufstedler tooK dinner with
Louise Perrin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wells attended
church here Sunday.
The school here is progressing nice
ly with Clifford James as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sular Dunn were visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Bridges sun
day.
Robert Counts attended church here
Sunday.
Dollie Perrin and Lucian Dean drove
cut to Pocahontas last Wednesday.
where they were married.
A few of the young people gathered
at the home Of II. NJ. Barden Sunday
night where they had some singing.
Those present were, Louise Perrin, REQ
Hufstedler. Leander Campbell, Jewell
Startling and Robert Counts.
Mr.. Fieldens and family have NOV
cd back to Birdell. We are very glad
to have them and hope they will stay.
Ras Leathers of Imboden school
spent the week end at home last week.
Joe Barden, the foreman, advises
us that the steel work for the new ap-
proach to the Black river bridge is
completed. and the job will be complet-
ed about December 18th.
Lon johnson Of Pocahontas visited
his parents Saturday night Sunday and
Sunday night
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
SHANNON

Ran and mud is all we have now.
School is progressing slowly on ac-
count of books being changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Laster spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Duke
Haynes and family.
Mr.. ana S;:s. Bill Rose visited Carl
Ward and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ingram visited
John Brown and family asst Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bowers of Poca-
hOntas spent Sunday at the home of
Jim Haynes.
Mrs. T. B. Warnell visited Tommic
Thompson and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Thompson
spent last Sunday with Fred Haynes
and wife.
Mrs. Lutte Alljhln is reported bet.
ter after several days illness.
Mrs ]. ID. Haynes has been visiting
her son, Duke, the past week.
Jim Bigger lost his barn by fire Mon
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
BRAKEBILL

school will start here next Monday
with Lowell Walrond as teacher.
Joe Wilson has returned from Blod-
gett Mo-, where he went to help his
brother Louis, take his horses. Joe
says Blodgett is fine country but
Fourche is good enough for him.
Mrs. Luella Walrond, son and daugh-
ter. Marvin and Eta, were visiting at
Reyno the first Of this week.
Cecil Jones of Crockett visited his
brother Sunday night.
Aubrey Templeton and family OF
Maynard visited Mrs Templeton's par
ents Sunday.
The measles has been raging in our
community, Mrs. Nee Smith has had o
pretty bad case of them.
Roy Seawel is moving on the Wilson
place vacated by Uncle Tom Russell.
A. h. Davis and family have moved
ON the A. Il. shaver farm near Ingram
Mrs. Luella Marven and Eta Wal
rond spent the week end with relatives
at Pocahontas. They were accompani
ed home by Lowell, Misses Doris ant
Eliza Walrond, Sunday afternoon.
Raymond Galemore is staying will
J. NJ. X. Wright and gathering in the
crop His father and family have
moved to Blodge.t, Mo-, and he eX
poets to go there in the near future.
Miss Mae Shaver has gone to May
nard to live with her sister. Mrs. Wal
3 ter Crismon.
! Earl Wright filled his regular ap
/ polntment at Maynard Sunday after
noon.
. There will be pie supper given
at the Brakebill school house Satur
day night Dec. 18th. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring a pie.
/ G. 4 Mock took load of cotton tC
Maynard Tuesday.
DIR Lofts pulled some teeth for Mrs
Mock this week.
Despite the rain last Sunday after
noon the Vernon boys visited special
friends here.
After so many good friends and
neighbors leaving our community. we
still have a faithful few who meet on
each Lords day and have Sunday
school
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
Late County News
INGRAM

Henry Haley was in this section first
OF the week bootlcgging some nice tur-
nips,
W. r.. Timer, our south side merch-
ant, had business in Rayenden Springs
the latter part of last week.
A good crowd came out to hear Bro.
Spikes last Sunday. He did fine and
promised to preach for us again ON
same date next month.
W. l.. Mock and wife attended church
services here last Sunday.
Hubert Long and wife of near Mock
came over ON short visit to friends
at this place
A. +. Haley made trip to Pocahon-
tas one day last week with load of
pork for Mr.. Price.
a. b. Shaver and family have NOV
ed near this place temporarily. Later
they will move to Mr.. Shaver's farm
soon TO be vacated.
W. A. McCamey has moved on to
the J. s. Shaver place where he will
farm next year.
The painting of the interior of the
Palestine church has been completed.
The walls arc fiat white. with a wains-
coating of slate and Persian blue over
head
Homer Morris is talking of getting
into the race for road overseer in the
next election.
J. NJ. ShOcklee and family visited
the country home of ]. Il. Long and
family last Sunday. John is one Of
our hus.ling farmers and is one OF
our most public spirited citizens.
Tank Hawk. one Of the countys best
road builders, has recently grown such
shaggy head of hair that his friends
insisted that he get II cut at once or
suffer the consequences. IL is said
that they backed him up under pair
Of horse clippers attached to a . 1-2
II. p. engine and now his hair is so
short that it will not bother him any
more. at least until after bee swarm
ing time.
A movement is ON foot to purchase
a large bell for the Palestine church
and cemetery. A committee composed
Of Perry Spikes. Frank Byrd, Coleman
Hays and G. G.. Davis has been APP
pointed to solicit funds for this pur-
pose.
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RICHwooDs

G. c. Randall, our county demon
strator. who has just returned with
the Arkansas Travellers Exposition.
reports a very nice and profitable trip.
Rev. G. II. Ellis has been retained
as our pastor
Jno Harvester and Bill Coats have
exchanged places for next year.
G. p Fender of Mt. Zion neighbOr-
hood has installed a Western Electric
lighting system.
Mrs. J. A. Douglass visited her
daughter, Mrs. c. Dillport Saturday.
Mr.. Perryman, the Western Electric
man of Walnut Ridge, was in our
community this week.
Mrs. ImOgene King is visiting her
mother at Rector.
Mrs. s. A. Dillport was joined at
Newport by her daughter, Pauline of
Central college, and they spent Thanks
giving with her son. Robert, who is
in Arkansas college at Batesville
T. Il. Eskrdge was in Walnut Ridge
Saturday.
Gene Hart was in Pocahontas sun
day.
The community is greatly shocked
over the death of Lath Almond, who
was operated on at Memphis for APP
pendicitis lie was buried at Cross
Road a
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ENGELBERG

Here we are again after so long
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
NoLANp

School began Monday with Pearl
Barnes and b. F. sisson teachers. three
months term.
Pearl Pyland, Rich Hooton and their
families have returned from Oklahoma.
A few nights ago we had one Of the
most successful pie suppers ever pulled
Off here. Net receipts $69.17. The
cake brought $3.50 Can you beat it?
All for the benefit of the school.
Mrs. Thomas is moving to one Of the
Shaver places on the Black Rock and
Pocahontas road
Mrs. Sisson began her winter term of
school at Brockett Monday.
We regret to learn that Walter Lem
mons is going to leave us, but we wish
him well in his Oklahoma home.
Toney Holmes of Manson is working
for B. f. Sisson.
Elisha story win leave soon for
Colorado.
Hunter Perrin, deputy sheriff, was
down our way on business Monday.
Newt Davis and George Lee made a
business trip to Pocahontas last Mon
day.
Uncle Fillmore Sloan was over to
visit his sons lately.
Mr.. Gannawey, owner of the Story
farm is here looking after business.
He is from Oklahoma and will locate
here, so we are told.
Mike Pace and Harry Sisson have
returned from visit in Indiana.
win Hooton will move to the Pearl
Barnes farm near Harmony.
Wen. our roads are getting better
since the tractor came. some gravel
has been hauled, bu, there is much to
do yet.
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MIDDLEBRoOK

l.. ID. Rapert is suffering from blood
poison in his hand.
Prof. Crotts is out teaching singing
schools. He is an able teacher and
those places are fortunate in getting
him.
Aunt Caroline Lindsey moved In her
property here Tuesday, that she secur'
ed from Mr.. Harrod, who is moving
to Maynard.
School began Monday with Miss
Thelma Ferguson as teacher We trust
that we will have good term of
school.
Christmas viii soon be here. Every
one remember the Christmas tree, date
to be given later.
Miss Thelma Ferguson has been sick
for the past few days but is better
now.
Gilbert Hagood and Guy Hambrick
of Biggers visited here Sunday.
Mr.. Ferguson of Biggers attended
the bedside of his daughter. Thelma,
here last Wednesday.
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IORINE

Brother Allison preached fine ser
mon Sunday at shiloh
Uncle George Haynes and wife were
Sunday guests of Bill Haynes and
family.
The Shiloh Junior class took dinner
with Miss Myrle Camp last Sunday.
Miss LIME Stephens spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Il. Mondy. She re-
turned to her studies at Pocahontas
Monday.
John Hancock and wife of Pocahon-
tas visited Mrs Ann Carter Sunday.
Martin Mondy of Pocahontas was
here on business one day last week.
Hite McNabb and family left here
last week for Springfield to make it
their home.
J. G. and H. W. Mondy and Mrs. Mat
tie Haynes visited Daily Mondy at
Pocahontas Sunday.
We were glad to have Mr. and Mrs.
Ermon Haynes with us at church last
Sunday
Aunt Dee Mondy was visiting her
children at Pocahontas last Sunday,
Sam and Martin Mondy. and Mrs.
Tilda Lewis
Don Reid of near Shannon spent
Saturday night with Emral Roach.
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day night. 1t is unknown how the fire
originated.
EsTRAY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that have at
my place one mule, described as fol-
lows: Blue horse mule, 10 hands and
2 inches high, coming seven years old.
Came to my place about two weeks
ago. II not proven away within ten
days ! will proceed to post said mule
according to law. This Dec. 9th. 1923.
Fred Luter,
II 2tp. Biggers, Ark.