Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 1

i. -v- 1 i p. Jf---- fl rVl --Wo- 1 1 Republican and Globe- Deuio; crat Kansas City Journal or Stir ivitV Oidcnum' Iltuiil World fcl.aO. VOL. XXX VIII CASSVILLE, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1910 NO ill Ourley Bros, of Purdy have received three cars of Buggies ranging in price frdm $30 to It will pay you to see their new Buggy.

iili Obitoary. 1 Died at her homo near Shell- Knob, Dec. 28, 1909, Elizabeth I A rtnwtnei annJ Ufl lona A tMAIttlifl COUNTY NEWS. Facts and Fancies Gleaned by the Republican Busy Rustlers. Lone Elm.

Mrs. Judgo Henson in on the sick list. Several around here have had the cliickenpox. Ebert Stocton has had a pjione Cosaty Cestrt Preceedit. Collector ordered take eredit for $1,800 valuation jua taxes erroneously assessed against C.

P. Albright. Same as to J. WivFIne, reduced from $100 to toti. -'f-Same as to Walker White and New Salem.

J. H. Brewer's least child Is sick. J. A.

Brewer has gone to Black river to see his brother. J. Noble and Mat Brewer will leave for-Washington soon. John Summey ran be heard calN ing central at all times in the night. Butler Hollow.

Lots of bod colds in this vicinity at present. Roy Ramey returned to La Junta, Colorado, last week after a ten days stay with homefolks. It is thought that the new phone line from Seligman to Roaring will be under construction in the McDowell. Health and spirits good in this locality. Miss Hallie Hilton has gone to Crane where she will attend school for a few months.

The blacksmith has been doing a rushing business since the ice has been on, but it is now about to disperse leaving no broken or bruised bones in its wake. John Smith's gave a musical Saturday night. Those present were Alfred Smith and family, Misses Laura Pennell, Lecta Marbut, Gertie Todd and Clarissa, Martha, Hattie and Bessie Bennett and Messrs. Elson, Lish and Elbert Fly. Oliver and Porter Gallon, Cecil and Orus Ozbun, Tom Marbut, Eldon Pennell and Charley Todd.

Mnsic was furnished by the Fly, Calton and Ozbun brothers. All highly en-Joyed themselves and the night was far spent before the crowd dispersed. Nymph. Oak Ride Ae VUUJ'DI URTJU OU JOdlB) 1 llll'll VllPf 23 days. Eleven months ago father was taken away and now dear mother sleeps near his sldo.

Our mother was horn in the state of Kentucky July, 5, 1829, was con verted when young, and touted tne Missionary Baptist church and was a beloved member to the day of her death. Her body was laid beside her companion and husband, William H. Cooper, in the Missionary Baptist cemetery one hair mile west of Shell Knob where they will await the call which we will all hear and obey. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ed Chappell of Mano on Sunday.

Jan. 2. This service Included both father and mother. Text, Revelations 14:13, "And I heard a voice from Heaven saying unto me, 'write, Blessed are the dond which die In the Lord from henceforth yea, salth the- Spirit, that they may rest from their labors and their works do follow them." Our loving father and mother leave ten of us children living, and while we feel our earthly loss we rest assured of Heaven's gain, and we can not do anything that would show our love for them better than try to aerve the God that spared their lives ao long on this earth, the God they served and our God. May It be the will of that loving God to bless us and may we be an unbroken family around His throne.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who aided us during the illness and death of father and mother. Children. Mrs. Calaarioe Daanevaat Dead. Mrs.

Catharine Dunnevant of Mineral Spring died at the home of Mrs. Eppie Baker In this city Saturday morning, Jan. 8, 1910, of pneumonia. Mrs. Dunnavant had two weeks ago eom to spend the winter with Mrs.

Baker. She contracted pneumonia. Her case was serious from the beginning and at her advanced age, 77 years, was not able long to endure It. Mrs. Dunnevant has lived at Mineral Spring for yeara where she was held in highest esteem.

She was a member of the M. E. church and the members of that church in Cassviile made her the object of their special care during her Illness bere. Funeral services were held at the M. E.

church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. DuBols. Her remains were Interred at Mineral Spring Sunday afternoon. SteeaVeblera Barry Ceeaty Bask Meet The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Barry County Bank was held at the bank building Monday, Jan. 10, and all the officers reelected: Thos, M.

Allen. W. A. Wear, Vice J. C.

Ault. Cashier: Horace M. Allen and Chas. Chandler, assistant cashiers; Thos. M.

Allen, Dr. S. W. Chandler, W. A.

Wear, J. C. Ault and H. M. Allen directors.

The Barry County Bank la the oldest bank In Harry county and the year Just closed has been one of the most profitable yeara In Its history. Its management I always conservative and it has kept pace with the financial needs of its large patronage. It is ever ready to extend every courtesy consistent with sound banking. Pror8Bi Of teachers' meeting to be held In Cassviile January 29, '10. 10:30 Teacher's duty on the playground.

J. L. Hanklns. 11:00 The Recitation. J.F.Adams.

11:30 Milne's Arithmetic. Otha Hamilton. 1:30 Qualifications necessary for promotion. W. R.

Hanklns. 2:00 Necessary qualifications of a teacher, r. A. Meador. 2:30 The Course of Study-Can it be followed In the rural school it General dlscnsslon.

J. R. WAtXKN, Bupt. WUIew Breech Sceeel Cteeed. Thursday, Dee.

23, closed a very successful school at this place. About noon several of the patrons gathered in and a bounteous dinner was spread which was enjoyed by all. Afternoon a nice program was carried out by the pupils, after which a nice treat was passed which was enjoyed by all. Mis Nola has taught us a good school and we wlh her success wherever she may go. Que Thkhk.

LIiisiis to Wed. Ora II. Hudson Monett. Jeaue A. Johnston Monett.

Byron Callander Monett. Alice Jrffereon.O. Homer Davis Minnie Milker Purdy. Fred II. Purdy.

Florence Hilker Purdy. John Fllarskl Pauline JasklnU Monett. Peter Ruelto Monett. Emllle ltot.uk I Monett. Weekoera Prairie.

J. a. ttoplie rt-h4 i Hire Mere tree) P. It. Ael.miatlae life fcvri Immn VMiiieeT.

J. Mt ue (owiiy see Mtr trMa i lb It port. K. UoIm Uo 4f tin Ua.li 4 Ul M.Mir wt lot oktrMlie k4 rniw4 f.uin Jte, e. I.

ritwo e4 i. U. Unf-lle. fnMt saie ire t4i vmiik micte f-i'iiiik by H. r4, V.

4 levre bee aiieimtotve. Th w99 nn et i lb ih twei'f I hie lri iu f4VieM, Mmi rl 4 vie ae Ufi'H teerto ess yen eeite. iii i. in ins nouse. Sell Fare nmdo a flying trip to Monett last week.

Warren Clouts und Lovd Faro are on the sick list. We are sorry to hear of the death of the Infant babe of Otto Lester. Mr. Burkheart has moved on the place vacated by Henry Langston. There will be church at Shiloh Saturday, and Sunday.

Evorybody come. Tom Stemmons and wife have returned home after a short visit with relatives and friends There is only three weeks more of our school. Everybody come the last day and have a good time. We learn that Ira Stocton, Warren Doty, J. D.

Long and son, John, are preparing to go to Dakota when the other boys return. Selifmaa. Frank Skelton has returned from Arkansas. Miss Ova Roller went io Cassviile-to enter school. Dabbs Mitchell are shipping stock from here.

Small fruit plants are scarce the country over and high. Mrs. Ruhow and daughter, Jessie, will visit in Iowa soon. Bascomb Baldwin thinks of going to Oregon county to buy fur. A number of "booze fighters" were in evidence here Saturday night.

Sam Osborne is in Jefferson City this week taking an examination in pharmw-y. A. R. Osborne who is travelling for the National Distributing Co. was visiting here last week.

Wedding. Price, Skelton etal who went to Washington last fall are well satisfied and doing well. H.M.Murray has a flock of one hundred R. C. It.

I. Reds and la getting more eggs than Carter has oats. The Fruit Growers' Association met Saturday and a good acreage of cantaloupes and strawberries were subscribed. Hogs must bo pretty high when the head brings eleven and one-half cents per pound. For particulars see Finn or Cato.

C. W. Beaver will put out quite an acreage of small fruits this rear. He has an Ideal fruit farm and will succeed beyond a question. James Sons' new strawberry named Son's Prolific is being introduced this year by the McNallie Fruit farm, Sarcoxie, Mo.

Frank Bowen is now located at Monett and has his old express run from Monett to Sherman Texas. He'll make good anywhere. rdtr ol rsbiteaUoa. Stair MLaniirl i County nl Harry, I In tlir rirriiil court, Marrh Irrm, liu. I'larrnrn llrrk, plalntilt Ihilll lick, drfvmlaiit.

Al till day ciimra Ilia plaintiff Imrrln by hi allornry, Ix-torn Ihr umltnlxiird rlrrlt ol the rirvuit court nl Harry county, Mia-aiiuri. In varatlon and Bio hi prtltion anil aflliluVlt, alu-Kiita- aiiion other tlilinca lhal drlrndant, Ixillle link, I a ann rral-di-nl ul Ihu ial nt Mlaaourl, lhal Ilia ordinary prot-raa ol law cannot br anrveil upon her Inthlaatat In Ilia mannrr pre-rrlurd In artlrlr rhaptrr ul It. in. hrreunon, It I nrdrrt-d hy tha rlrrk In vacation that will drlrndant Im notulml by pulillratlnn that plalntifl haa rniniiicncrd a ault eiainat hrr in Ihia rourt tin- and a-rnrral nalur ol alllrh la todlaaolvn Ihr bond nl malrlnony ril.tlna brtne plaintiff and drtrndanl and obuln a ill-orr and that itiilra thn aald liolllu llrrk and appear al i in rourt al tlir not Irrm Ihrn-ot, In be Ix-Kun and holdrn at III courl houar In Ilia city nl a.lllr. In aald county, on Ihr ll-l day nl March, nrat, and on ur urior in nrat uay at Midterm, un-Ut lurtlirr lima br lrn by lh court, ananrr to Ihr petition In aald rauar, Ihn aamr lakra aa mnlraard and Judn-mrnl mil In rendered according-ly.

And II la lunhrr ordered thai a eon here. Ih pulili.hrd, arrordiiiH In Ian, In Ihn llariat.H a nerkly nrnapa- per imooiiiieu in oarry ciiiniy, Miaaonri. r. W. WiLLUHa.

rln uil elrrk. Jamea Talliert, allornry plalntilt. A irur ropy iroui in record. Ultra my hand and llm aral nl tlireir run rourt ol Harry rniinly, una Oil nth day ol Ik-rrntlMr. Iin.

ih-rj C. W. II.I.UN1, circuit clrk. Ordtr et Pabllcatits. Male nl Mlaaourl, I I'tiiiuiy ol Harry.

I In I Mr ciieuii rourt. March term, Uiuia Heilhnilllrr, plainliff T. J. Ki llh- miller and Marila IVarl Kritlnnillrr. il Irndania.

Al Ihia day rnntr lh plaiullff lirrrin. dv hla allornrr.brlur Ihr unileramiird elrrk ullha rlrruil rourt nl Harry munlr, Mia. l. In yaralmn and SI bla prinion anil ani.la II, allralnit anion other Ihlha that dafrndanla, T. J.

Hritbmillrr and Mania I'rarl Hrilhmillrr am mm rraidcnl "I lh Mala ol Mlaaourl, aa lhal Ihr nnlmary rirm-raanl la ranmit amrd nnn lirr Ihia att aa pntaidrd by arth-l I ol Chapter rrtlrrd alalulra IHi. Mhrrrupon. II I ordered hy lh court lhal aald drlrndanta hy nubln-a-lion lhal plaintiff ha eiimuirnreil a ui aaainai them in Ihia rouet. the nbrt' and general Malm ol lilrh I In art aaldr derd andqitirt Hit In lb inaj di-rrll-i real ratal ailualr In Harry rounly, Miwuri lrtl' Th nuartrr ol tha north-rd Mrtion rlghl (ai, lownallin Iwanty lour (in rant lrnly-arrn lu bl l.i. t.ianutbd nuiniirmi on (li.m.Hb ol Hradv in lb Monett maa.ita Monrtl, Harry ronn ty, Mlaaourl, and lhal unleaa Ilia aaid T.J.

Heilhmillrr and Mania I'rarl Mrilhmlllrr and appear at hi ennrt at the nrat Irrm Ibrtetd lw iMHtwn end knhlm atlhn mart himar. la lb my ul I aaalll. In aael rmanty, on Ihr II -t day ol Marrh nrtl. ami on or In lor tbr Srat day aaid Irrnt, Ira further llm irn by lb wairt, an In lb pel it ton in aaid aa, lh ill lakra ronraed aaal )ndg Btr br nndrird errordinaly. tad II InHlirror-lrrrd I Wnl a mpy ber.

hnbli.htd. mttlla) I la. In lb rMCtitS hmitH, a -f priuivd ad bubbabrd la lurry wan, itavaii. C. W.

elrrk. U. II, r'AinliO, Iim Ihr Wltbta Ui baud and lh aral nt lit nr ra-t rout! Hairy rnanty, ttoie rllld.ye' t. W. Wlbk-Uao, lli (rlka Onion Valley.

Written for last week. Dan Leonard and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Cole. VV. A. Bass and family visited at W. Coles the latter part of last 1 Miss -Mayme Longley visited friends in Monett (Saturday and Sunday.

Grant Eden and family spent Saturday and Sunday with J. M. Bridgeman and near Exeter. W. H.

Cole is on a deal with Dan Leonard for his place. He says he wants to live close to the school house. Fields. Written for last week. Our school has been dismissed.

Berry Periman and Homer Head are fixing to leave for Kansas in a few days. LafePIummer hashjs saw mill in operation at the mouth of the mouth of Big Creek Claud Brock has returned from Washington where lie has been a year. He likes that country fine. A needle an inch and a half long was found In Daisy Perlman's arm. It is not giving her much trouble.

The Misses Dotson Who spent Christmas week with home folks returned Sunday to where they are Dry Hollow. Written for last week. Miss Jean Wallace went to Sellg-man Friday on business. Morse Montgomery is home on a vacation-from Belpre, Kan. Ike Gibhart and J.

H. Brewer were in the Hollow Sunday. They are at work on the telephone from Seligman to the Hollow. Mr. Arbuckle has his new house almost completed in Pyburn Hollow.

Grandma Hayes is visiting her daughter, Grace Sills, on Roaring river. Gust Puitt is home on a visit. She Js attending school at Washburn. Tt, A. Stapp went to Cassviile last Friday after a load for Mr.

Arbuckle. Mr. and Mrs. Hart spent Xmas with Mr. Hart's parents at Benton-vllle, Ark.

Our school teacher, Miss Blanch Hanklns, went home Friday to spend New Years with her parents. Bkjc Bolt. Clio. U.S.. Riddle was In Aurora Sat-urduy.

Lon Phelps of Colorado Is visiting here. Killing fish is the order of the day now. One of Mrs. Trsntham's sisters is visiting here now. U.

8. Riddle is conducting a singing school at Jenkins. The Holiness people baptised four at Flat creek Sunday evening. Harris Wilson and wife of Madry were here during the bad weather. Eran Cobb and family were visiting at Madry Saturday and Sunday.

Nute Purdom's little boy fell and fractured his skull one day last week. Our merchant has sold his stock of goods to A. B. Henson of Crane. Clio has no store now.

Jack Galloway was down one day last week and offered J. W. Riddle 1176 for a mare. How does that sound for bard times. We hear that Jenkins has a good show to get the new railroad.

1 guess we will hear the train whistle when It starts to cross the new bridge. Toreet Grave, Only two mora weeks of school. Ab Baker's have a very sick child. Mrs. Jane Hall visited relatives around the Grove last week.

Geo. Wilder of Alamosa, lias been visiting friends here. Merton Mtador and wife visited friends at Washburn Sunday night. Rev. Rurkhart will preach at the drove (lie fourth Sunday In January.

IUtrt Olllleple of Oklahoma visited W. L. Ennes ona night last understand that Rev. Gray will soon taka up his appointment at Hie Urova. Rev.

Ennes spent a part of last work west of liutierflold assisting Rev. Blribbling In a revival. A. Galloway was In our com munlty Monday looking aftor Ills farm. Ilia house la Bow empty.

smog Kdmondeon of Seneca viaii hit fthHn-Uw, Kt. Hummer, and wife Sunday night. We aiund nr sympathy 19 T. A. Mowers and fsmtly In the death of Mr.

Walters, Mrs. Dower's fatb cr. Wa wrro serry to learn of the death pI Mr. Dunnovant. Heveral frj'tn )rr0 aiirnoVd the burial, buo 4f, at Mineral hprlng.

assessed valuation reduced from fJOOO to tsoo. Same as to Fawver A reduction of $61)0. Same as to J. H. Gill, reduced from $095 to $200.

Warrant ordered to J. R. Antle for excessive payment of taxes for tW7-S7U. Value of lot 2 block Monett reduced from rJ00 to $200 Same O. Goostree on "real estate reduced $240.

J. R. Gibson personal assessment reduced rrom $J4o to tin. G. W.

Short assessment reduced on real estate $1809, taxes 190U. Henry Beason personal assess ment reduced from 9440 to $190. William Varner aasments reduced to $500 on real estate for 1009 Dixie Kerr personal reduced from $400 to f-H) error in amessment. Stone Milling Co. assessment reduced in Monett from $3000 to $2000.

1908-1000; Purdy, $H0O to $600, 1908- iou; fcxeter, sijuu to now, iwo- Warrant to W. H. Lowe for over seer No. 7 $35, for. overseer No.

i Inquest fee bill In ease of Frank Hart not allowed. Geo. C. Edmundson petition to correct order of record. Granted.

J. W. Northcutt, err la assessment reduced from $250 to $40 for 1009 taxes. State auditor dlrecttd to draw warrant to E. E.

Meadot or amount salary due by atate to eounty superintendent of schools smarter end ing uecemDer 31, vj sih.ou. Notice from asylum that James Miles discharged. S. Murphy's assessment reduced rom $000 to $250. R.

A. Gardner appointed deputy constame Moneii lownsnip. L. Moudy. same.

D. J. Smith appointed deputy con stame tor Hnoat creek township. B. P.

Northcutt relieved school fund bond J. S. Plattenburg. Sheriff report of sale school land 10-1-25 and approved. Assessment of Mra.

M. Hankins reduced from $1150 to $U0. Petition for bridge across Shoal creek continued to February 12. Patents ordered for ruoot lands In 10-23-20 and 18-21-29 to L. F.

Jones. 'I. A. Dotson released from value on 69 head of cattle for 1909 taxes. Grant Vaughn erroneous, assessment reduced from $7W to $Xk.

F. S. Moore error In personal assessment of $700 reduced. William Clark for relief poor 7.00 J. W.

McGuire, real estate red need from $.100 to $100. J. C. Pryor, achool fund loan $125. R.

E. Stephenson assessment reduced from $070 to $240. M. C. Uurley real estate reduced from $500 to $J0O.

Annual statemeit'jof W. T. Bailey, recorder, of a for 1909 approved. W. A.

Lane relieved of road work. K. C. Shaffer Riven school fund loan of $JO0. Quarterly statemeut of fees re ceived by County Clerk V.

D. Man- ley approved. Insurance on books, fixtures and records of county renewed and warrant for $125.25 drawn for payment of policies. Road districts of county numbered In accordance with new law, all gfven same numbers as heretofore had. Stone Milling Co.

property in city of Monett reduced Quarterly statement of M. E. Newman, sheriff, approved. Same C. W.

Williams, circuit clerk. Ordered that school fund mortgage of Uoo. Robinson be foreclosed for purpose of correcting title. Land and personal tax books of assessor. Win.

Houston, filed and approved by court. (CoNimewl urn pt three.) fteckaeteW Meetied, The stork holders of the First Nations! lisnk of CassvUle held their annual meeting Tuesday, Jan. II, 11110 at Us banking office. All the old officers were re-elected. R.

(I. Salyer, Prea.i L. Heaeley, Vle W. H. Martin, cashiers W.

A. Davidson, assistant cashier. W. T. Avers, W.

A. Bashe, L. Reasley, J. M. Davidson, A.

L. Galloway. W. W. Hailey, Benton Robblns, R.

II. Salyer and Dora R. Tallrt, director. The First National reports a prosperous year. While the Institution Is vet young It has built up an excellent business and Is already classed as one of the strong Institutions In the county.

THANES Tbauki to the patrons of the Cass vllle I'hoto Gallery all psst and expected favors, Now we bare aonte expert locators ot lead, line, gold and Silver, coal and aveu of your oil and water, There Is no wllotilnf about It It's a scleno. Mee us about II. You Way have some valuable mineral ouyour laud. TUiiiifulIy Joufi, Iha Mtaatit. Ca-vlits Mo.

J. ('. Anil Instilled I. O. F.

orocrrs it Kstltrtuao Mouday night oriastweek, I A Mr. Bryson has moved to his I farm that he bought from C. W. I KUDOW. I Walter Ponderraft and Silas Ball of Munsey were In this part Sunday.

There are two new phone lines being built out of Seligman, one running to roaring river und one goes through the neighborhood, ending at Seiver Roller's. ML Pleasant Backward winter like weather at present. Uncle Ike has- been absent for some time but he is back again. School began in this district last Monday with Clarence Gardner teacher. Rev.

G. A. Ferguson 'of Aurora came down Monday to help in the meeting. The people met and organized Sunday school last Sunday. We wish them success.

Mr. Brewer and family visited William Holder and family near Butterfleld Sunday. A glorious old time revival meeting is in progress at this place conducted by Rev- Stribbllng. Ukclk Ikk. Hitk Poiat.

L. W. Nii kle's well wall caved in last week. Mon. Bulllngton was seen in this neighborhood Monday.

P. A. Roller of Arnhart attended meeting here Sunday night. E. Lansdown's visited with A.

S. Buchanan's near Gunter Sunday. J. G. Henderson will close the singing school at Wheaton this week.

Ben Terry filled his regular ap pointment west of Cassviile last sunday. We were glad to hear from Clayton, New as we have friends In that part. Read the Republican if you want to bear from your friends the country over. Lawrence Klckle has a bad finger caused by a pine splinter run under the hail. He has been laid up for aoout tnree weeks.

Wnl. Porter of Woodlake, writes that country Is all O. K. to make money but more pleasure to live In old Barry county. The religious revival being held at the Corinth Baptist church southwest of town is the most successful meeting held In that vicinity for fifteen years.

The whole community seems to be taking an active Interest and the meeting Is having a far-reaching effect. Up to date slMiut 22 converslona are reported. The meeting may continue several days yet. Probate Court Doekot ftrtllfHiirtit lui In ll InllowliiK e-lain. Hi 111 rlruary t.rm, -'I0 Cir-I ilnjr of Irrm, MniiUn), tvbrutry T.

lull, limine, Nrlllti. minor. Ixtrrna V. Usrquinlt.U. A C.

Urnnrlt. Dorrle and sybil. H.lnura. Criot HcbbcM, U. A C.

met, Jrwl, minor. TBoo. J. Hirae. U.

A ('. atleur, K. S. Ilrowna, (.. A I', t'onaty, Patrlefc, dreMrd, Hum M.

Cnnlay, Kl. Tanl, Mlnnlo aarcaiM-d, ad Ht-rrun, kt. lard, Jan and minor, K.I llrrran. II. A.

C. nraho, It S. K. Hr, Adinri, Klnrt, frank, dravaaad, Oil hlbrrt, bl alb, ilaa. dra-oaard, Sol Nuoaian, AUnir.

IbKra, Julia drranl, Harsh Vranrrf. rlora. Kl. vnnt day of Irrm. Tamday, I'rb.

IPIu. Iliss'x. Anna a Minor, A. T. lllKSla, Curator.

Ilarvry, ad in minor. It. T. Ilarvry, U.AC. Krlna, U.

C. reran-it. Nora M. Rrlns, Aduirx. tiring, Jrule at, minor, Nora M.

AC Mr Kara, Wmi, minor, l. Kidulr.U. AC. irvnton, Wm. minor.

A. K. ltsx. Curator Palmer, l.lddl drceaard, J. ('.

llluiar. Admr. Mrynoldt, Tnoa. a minor, A. k.

nkrr. Curator Rather, tana snd Kobla, minor. trail II. HMhrr.H. AC, Toditmae.

M. II. Von To.li.-man and llaliir K. Iwdltinan, kl. Wormlnslua, W.

ilrrrawd, T. II. ormlnilnn. Admr. II.

A. It bf I'rubal Court. Order et rsklltsuea. ll ol Miuonrl I Cnunly nl Harry. I In lb rirrail roan.

Marrh Irrm, I'M H. I. Nlara, il. ml IS Andy Mtvd ad Ida Krrd. drtrndanla.

Al Hi day romv Ilia lalnie krrcln liv kl allornry, nrlore Ilia rlrrk Iba elrrwll mil nl llarry rannly, Mia. nnn. In Varalion, and SI bla Mlllonead am.Ull, allralna anion olhrr Ihina lhal drlvndanla, Andy Hard and Ida Hd nnn-rridrn lb tl n( Mlaaourl, an lhal iberliry prarru nl la ran rv4 anon lhm In Ibi Mai a pro id rd by ariirbJ fbaplrr a al (brtlavd lalnlr lan, irre, II I erdrird by lb rlrrh In Varaiton I Mai aaid drlamlanl nadiSad by ruuliin lhal plainnd baa aammrnrad a i aaalHH bin, la Ibl rmtrl, lb u)rr and ewrnl naluf bib la a hii, aad lhal nnlr lh aid Andy bd and Ida k)d, and annt al Ibi narl, al I ha Brti Irrm bra a a tad boldra al hoevMrl bona lnlhilynf aaaaill. in 'd manly. lhn-dyo Marrh.

and an brl.r Ilia Oral day td Irrm, anlraa lunhrr liwa br ln by I ha marl, af In In nrinion i4 rani lb him will tw takrn a rnn: and wlsnnl HI lie rrd rrd ae-eMdingiy. Ahd II IS tmlW ardrrwl lhal ynpy brrrl pnbl ahrd. roldlag In la inrtius titiue. -ktv ea papri yabt-rbr-l in liarry vaalr. WiLblana, rlr-Mil dark.

kt Madi. uurnry br pl.ians A Irna rfftt mm Ibe rrmm, Wilnta btr band and Ibn aral ut eie ro'l mdit el Mart ta-iy, Ibi Irkatl U' day nl Jaauary. I m- t. w. ikbuao, uvil bMk.

near future. Someone played Quite a Christ mas trick on the members of phone line No. 31 oufof Seligman Christmas by cutting their wire in about three or four places. They wero unable to get central service for three days. Clark.

Homer Horrell and family visited at K. ft. Lansdown's Sunday. Maud Garrison of Joplin was visiting in this vicinity last week. The health here generally is very good.

The bad sleet that has been on for the past week is now going away. A protracted meeting has been going on at New church about three weeks conducted by Bros. Strib-bllng and Ennes. Several conversions are reported. We understand that Fred Hower-ton andFlorence Hilker-wera- to have been married Sunday, Jan.

9, also Homer Davis and Minnie Hil-ker. These are daughters of Judge Hilker near Corsicana. Eagle Rock. Cutting wood Is the order of the day. Pink Smith is building a new barn.

The dogs have been killing W. A. Cornell's sheep. There were two Mormon preachers seen in our neighborhood last week. Houston Moloney has returned from Oklahoma where he has been for some time.

James Garrett is now hustling huckster, makes a trip to Seligman nearly every week. Bob Jagears and family' have moved back to the river after an absence of about a year. We are preparing for a big exhibition here Friday the 21st. They will have one at Munsey the 14th. Bl.UK EYK8.

Hailey. Written for for last week. Rather cold and Icy. Health is good hi general Pansy Burch visited at Lone El in last week. Some from this part aro hauling reea rrom Aurora.

Misses Celiaand Vlrgle Hailey spent last week with their sister, Mrs. Burress. Misses Myrtle, Peart and Delia BIythe also Clove, spent Xmas with the Misses Hailey. Allen Hailey and Claud Wiley are Improving their farms by new fences and clearing. Thumps Redding and family, also Lafe Pltiminer'a boys have been visiting Mrs.

Boyd. Mr. and Mra. Otto Lester burled their Infant babe at the king ceme tery hnturdoy. They have our sympathy.

Maasey. A good many people got bruised some during the Ice. Bob Jagears has moved hack in the house with bis mother. J. B.

Ball and son, Elmer have returned to their home near Granny. We have two men In our neighborhood distributing Mormon literature. A little warm at present but there Is lots of ire yet and roads in very bsd condition. Jsmes Garrett bought Tohe Jsmes' place for hla brotherln-law who lives la Oklahoma. Our school closes next Friday and they aro preparing to entertain the people Friday night.

Iioin Skelton, Made Porter and two children and a lady friend have returned to Monett after a two week's visit with their sister, Mra. Silas Bali. Andy and Isaac Rouyer who have been visiting In this vlnlnlty have returned to Chance, Okla. They were raised In this vicinity and lived here until about a year and haU ago. Dad' Hii.u WkUe ClorVk, Mrs, Lent More wu quite 111 last week.

H. Milter was ou While river last week. M. S.lo-ik went to Hprlng Hold on business Monday. Llllbern Ashbey of Oklahoma I Ullluf bis lister, Mrs.

F. H. Moore. Mr. and Mrs.

Itn Moore returned hut week Tueeday from a visit to Monett. II. C. Klanlev whowssvUlllngat 8. U.

MoCaleb'e baa returned to Miami, Okla. Ml Anna Tsylot bsi returned to Jopllo where she I aileudliif business oollef a. Service was well sttr-uded here Hundsv. The meeting was In charge of the llotluees people. Mr.

fpurjfeoo of Mineral Hprttijr and Mr. Cbsnoell of Accident stlvud ed servloM bere Sunday niotfing. Iter. Itulcomb of I'helpf Is expected to prescti hero next rniihlay, rer vlivs are anuouoevd ft fturdy ufffbt and Buoday. Mrs.

Jake Reynolds is thought to be improving. This will be good news to her many friends. Uncle Walt Anderson baa been troubled with heart spells again. Mrs. Anderson is very poorly.

James Craig has bought the Randolph place, however it is being sold under mortgage to perfect title. Mr. Nafus has two children sick with pneumonia. Little Ethel is better while Grace is about the same. Uucle Arch Laney celebrated his 70th birthday last Thursday the '23rd, nit by doing enough chopping to have made 100 rails.

Mrs. Randolph sold her place and moved to Joplin where she and Del-la will remain until spring with her son-in-law, Joe Jones, then they will go on to Oklahoma where Anna is, she having gone on home with her brother, Pleas. Our Sunday school was changed some last Sunday in organisation. W. F.

Pasley being put In as assistant superintendent in M. V. Soot-er's place. M. M.

Brown is teacher of Bible class, Mrs. Andrew Johnson of young people's class. Other classes will choose teachers later. Mrs. Hattie Fox of Pierce City visited Mrs.

Josephine Gurley Sun dsy. Miss Valrie Archibald of Spring-field is visiting her grandmother and aunts this week. Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Robinson have gone to Oklahoma and Kansas to look ont a location. Rev. J. T.

Rrattln filled hla regular appointment at the Baptist church In this city Saturday and Sunday. The revival meeting at the M. E. church is atlll In progress. There have been several converslona and good Interest Is being shown.

O. P. Smith fell from a running board while unloading a car of sand at the lumber yard Monday morning and austained a painful Injury to his left hip. Prof. Ren Lewis, brother to Miss Nola of the Purdy school, visited homefolks during the holidays.

Prof. Lewis is principal of the school at Cuba, Mo. W. II. Chenweth received word Saturday that his son, John, Is in Tonvka, very sick.

Dr. Gladden left Sundsy night for To- Keka to see about hhn and bring hn home If lie Is able to coino. Guide. Madry. Written for last week.

Clyde Hobson lias moved into his new house. Several people In our neighborhood have the sora eyes. Mrs. J. V.

Forbs Is visiting relatives at Ft. Scott, this week. Taylor Tipton and wife of Aurora were visiting his sister, Julia Field, Sunday. Miss Audio Cobb who Is teaching at Iflde-out spent Christmas with homefolks. Mrs.

Claud Kills of Oklahoma Is vUltlng her sister, Mr. Martin Williams. Mrs. Don Friend who has been visiting relatives in Arkansas lias returned home. E.

E. Hughes and wife spent Chrlstmaa with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A Hughes.

Prof. J. Adams of Cassviile who was visiting his aunt, Mrs. Catharlna Fields, spent Christmas with homo folk at Lawson, Ray oounty. Feed Hobson of MscW and Edith Hall of Aurora were united In marriage December '11 by Keattlr Joe Robins.

We wUh the couple a long and successful life. The Infant child of Mr. and lira. Ulna Johnson died December 21 and was laid to rest In the Clay Hill cemetery on the Ztad. The bereav parents hava onr heartfelt sytn pathy.

Tha Christmas tree at Clay Hill was well attended. Kanta Claus looked real handsoina In his new snlt. Mualu wss fnrnlnhed by Miss Odle, Ionard Robins and. Mr and Mrs. Clydo llnhenn.

Everybody, Mined to enjoy merry Xmas. ttKAdK..