Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 1

Republican fiul fllnlii- I.Vmki (Till 1'ily "I v. illi it ti i ii tin Wni ii si. "in. VOL. XXXI CASSVILLE, THURSDAY, SKI'TKMBKR NO 7 Gurley Bros, of Purdy have purchased a car load of gasoline engines.

You can purchase a one-horse engine installed for $35. It will save you a lot of labor. COUNTY NEWS. Facts and Fancies Gleaned by the Republican Busy Rustlers. Sunnyside.

Clark. To Meet Burglars. Many a gun wns put into service Tuesday night by Cassville citizens I when small army presented itself about the Rarry County Hank and the Ii. G. Drown Son store in the i "wee" hours of the night to disturb the quiet work of burglars supposed to have heen helping themselves to valuables.

IN I Fairview. John Buxton is back from Afton, where he has been working during the past year, Prof. Author Crane of Wichita, i formerly of this place, is here "spending a few days. S. M.

Dulanef is back again spending a few days here before taking up his work of teaching. Ray Horner, John Hoops and I Robert Duncan of Rocky have re- turned from a fishing trip near Powell. .1. C. Robinson brought in a can- Jioalth i.s vcf jroocl at prr-st-Mit Eagle Rock.

eal her at present. Simon Perse I) light wo mules dur-I I hi- reunion, is progressing nicely with B. t'. King teacher I a gissl at- Icmlauce. Mrs.

Waller I'eiidergrat'l who has been sick for the past ten weeks is slowly improving. Sam fountain and Adam Skelton of Scli-rman visited Geo. and Sam Saturday night ami Sunday. Mr ami Mrs. Henry Doty of Chitt- wood have returned home alter a i short visit with relatives and friends here.

Communication. Eimtoi: Cassvii.i.k. 1 have been in Texas two years. It has been dry both years since I came here. This is a flue country if it only had plenty of water.

I like best. I was born and reared in Barry county and have decided to' move back the first of the year. Com is selling here at cents per bushel, wheat Hi and cotton brings to per pound but there is little to sell, I have SO acres. It will take 1,1 to acres of it to make a bale and it was well cultivated. We like the people line here.

They are good neighbors. We live four miles from Gates-ville, on the Leon river. The population of Gatcsvillc is It is the county seat of Carry county, live or six hundred of its population are negroes. The farm I have rented consists of 1.1 acres on the river, I have ,1.1 acres in corn Nubbin Ridge. Rev.

Ed Vanderpool's infant babe is on the sick list. School is progressing with Miss Zua Thompson as teacher. Mrs. Myrtle Vamlcrpnol is visiting her mother, Mrs. I.

I). Kieth. Ed Vunderpool has a sick mare which is thought to have been snake bitten. Born to Henry Beaver and wife the J7th a fine 10 pound boy. Mother and babe doing well.

Beulah, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. it. Ochhart, was bitten by a snake one day last week but not seriously.

and I. Macedonia. A. Fly is threshing in the community. Emory Medlin is attending school at Marbut.

H. L. Henderson harvested L7 loads of millet from about .1 acres of ground. Those who attended the A. H.

T. A. picnic of Bethel says it was a success. Bert Medlin will conduct a singing school il miles northeast of Monett beginning September Several from this part contemplate attending the annual confer Lots of cantaloupes are being shipped this week Mr. Evins of Oklahomu is visit-i ing his daughter, Mrs.

Rosa Lenox, a few days. Charlie Bell a deaf and diinib hoy of Mundell, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Rosa Barnes. Church at this place Sunday was well attended services were conducted by Rev. Atchley.

Some of (he young1 folks are contemplating attending the grand reunion at Pea Ridge this week. Alice Reid, Grace and Elva Tuck are working at the Evaporator at the Hurd district this week. Our school begins the fifth of September with Albert Roller of Rock Springs district as teacher. The musical entertainment at James Pippin's Saturday night was i a success with a large crowd in at tendance. Kings Prairie.

i Charley Dunimit is building new house. 1 F. R. Duinmit has purchased a. new carriage.

We are having plenty of hot, 1 dusty weather. F. R. Dunimit and family visited John Reid and family Sunday. Klbie Strihling took his son, Troy, to the doctor Sunday morning.

Several attended church at the Prairie Sunday and Sunday night. Several from the Prairie attended! the A. H. T. A.

picnic ut Bethel Thursday. Miss Emilia Stairs of Aurora, visited Iter uncle, Dan Coble, from Friday till Monday. Misses Verna and Rcrtha Rlack and Madge Jackson visited at X. L. McKinney's Sunday.

Miss Ethel Reid will teach at Cassville this time. We think the board made a good selection Miss Ethel is a good teacher. Eaht Window. Madry. E.

H. Thomas Is making a concrete cellar. Frank Reynolds is having his house painted. We are having hot weather at the present writing. Marshall Atklsson is enjoying riding in a new buggy.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson have been visiting Robert's brother, Marshall. Mrs: Geo. Shoemaker lias returned from visiting her fattier near Fort Smith, Ark.

I At a late hour Will Davidson and Karl Mitchell discovered light at the front door of the G. Drown 'A Son store. The light appeared to he on the interior after a "little" iu- I vestlgution which proved convincing, the boys hurriedly made the matter known to the proprietors of the store and.t-i the olllcials of the Rarry County Jiunk and to other citizens conveniently located. I Soon a crowd of citizens armed for battle were surrounding the build ing and clisciissingtheproper course to pursue to capture the burglars. A.

L'. Drown was sure he saw two men busy nt work robbing the store others saw sights not altogether familiar. Fred Black was guard at a back door of the hank when a solution of the matter occurred to hiin. It was only a lump left burning in the hank vault. With such an array of soldiery in our little city her people may slumber in peace knowing full well that they will be protected.

New Law Firm. F. P. and I). II.

Kemp, two well known Rarry county attorneys, have formed a new partnership and established an olli'e in a suite of rooms in the Du 'is and Cluippell building at Monett. The new linn will do a general practice but will make damage cases a specialty. The linn name is Si.er Kemp. The senior member of the firm, Mr. Sixer, is successful practiciouer not only in this county but in the courts throughout Southwest Missouri where he has practiced for several years, giving a large part of his time to damage cases, especially personal injury suits against railroad companies.

The junior member of the tirin, Mr. Kemp, is a young lawyer of ability and uutiriiiir industry and lias rapidly worked his way to a poitioil of high standing at the bar in Southwest Missouri. The new linn begins with bright prospects. It bus a large library uiul is well equipped to take care of the large business which we believe they will receive in Barry and adjoining counties. Agricultural College Exhibit.

Every visitor at tin- State Fair, Sedalin, October 1-7, should see the State I'niversity's exhibit. The University will occupy ulmot the entire Moor space of one of tin- largest exhibition buildings. As an educational exhibit for the farmer and his sons it will be unsurpassed. Dr. J.

W. Conuawiiy, of the Veterinary Department of tin. Missouri Agricultural college, will give deily demonstration of Ids famous and successful methods of using bog cholera serum for tin- of that Do not fail to attend the Fair and do not overlook this splendid educational feature. Word Tor Home Paper. Kihkh: Kki-i iii.ic.xx: allow tin- the opportunity to say a few words in year paper.

We hate moved from Monett, our old lnine, to Tulsa, to try a new country. Wecnii say like the country line anil nave gomt m-allli. vt al so like the people, hut there Is one thing we can imt do without and that Is tin- good old I'l Hi.tr.xN. From it we can always get tin- news from around our home and other places in Barry county. Willi lies! regards to the F.ditor, we remain, Yours triilt S.

I.MTMII1. tt, Aug. Jii, Mrs. Kill- Daki lias been ill lor i two weeks but I- -lowly Improving. I hut on account of the drouth it will not make more than JO bushels to the acre.

I get half the crop. It rained here last night. It was the first riti to wet the ground since April Mrs. Pavne will Mart next Fridav to visit her father, J. D.

Riddle at Purdy, Mo. Myself and oldest boy, Albert, will stay here until we get our cotton crop picked. Very truly. C. A.

Pay Gatcsvillc, Tex. Aug. imo. Al Rest. The death angel entered the home of Robert Dunimit at o'clock Saturday afternoon, Aug.

'JO, anil claimed as its victim his beloved wife. Duuiliiit had been ill only a few days, lint her suffering was intense, nevertheless she bore it Willi patience until the Great master-building said "enter ye into my mansion of then kissing her twelve children a last good bye, she passed calmly over that river which Mows onward and onward but never returns. Mrs. Duininit was years of age, a devoted Christian wife and mother, was converted nt the age of fifteen, was married to Robert Dunimit in Isxi, to this union were bom thirteen children all of whom were at her bedside at the hour of dentil excepting one which proceeded her I he day before Iter death. Her remains were laid to rest in the purdy cemetery Sunday, August Jl, amid a host of sorrowing relatives and friends, ho had gathered to pay the last tribute of respect to one whose memory is cherished by all.

A FlilKNIi. Judge Goode Resigns. Judge Ii. Goode of the St. I is irt of appeals has resigned to accept an otter to become the attorney for the Mercantile Trust company of St.

Louis at a salary of per year. The Milary of a judge ol the St. Louis court of appeals is j.1,.1nn. Henry S. Caulticld, excise commissioner tit St.

I.ollis mis iieen nppotnicii ty uovernor 1 1 adleV fTi Mli-t'eed lldgc (ioodi ICaiillii-ld will serve only until a sn ssor is elected in November. Liceases To Wed. (Frank Bass Monett; Kdtia Itoark Mou. lt 1 1 I Joe Wiioliik Itrieellel.l I Bosi- Bartkoki Biicelb-ld! 1 ii iioiiiii aroui i-ronn Martha Bi-um McDowell I ii lloiuer Greer sapulpa, Okla.j Alheria K. Harrison.

Red Maries faul rnikie. i P. YolltlL-lllllOll lit SltrlllL'tll 111 I i who has l-eii in this viclully iwoj week -pent Sunday at the laluily reunion of Vounubbiods at Spring- Held. It Is a custom of tlie family i hold a reiml-oi each year on tin-1 I IHUi Sunday In Angn-t. Mr.

Kevnolds who bus been stav-ltor Our school begun last week with Horace Counts as teacher. Homer Ha-rell and wife visited at U. js. Lumidowii'K Sundav. We are needing some rain as' we have not Kid any for 'i weeks.

R. X. Lansdown visited at Fair-view Saturday and also at T. I. Rodgers.

Will Rlack has been hauling peaches to Webb city during the peach harvest. The hum of the thresher is in our neighborhood. A. C. Brattin is threshing here this week.

Dog Hollow. cold wave in (Juite a last week. this part Arthur Roberds went to Spring- itcl last week Mrs. M. J.

Royd attended the camp meeting at Golden. Our roadbo.ss is doing some badly needed work oil the roads. Mr. and Mrs. James Webb have gone to Arkansas, on a visit.

The threshing machines have come and gone in this vicinity. G. A. Crane has closed one week of school at Sparks. Attendance good.

The people of this community are hauling their tomatoes by the wagon loads. A bumper crop is expected. Fields. John Head bus been pretty sick. Kerry Pcrimaii has gone back to Kansas.

Every body is complaining of feeling well. Homer Head has returned home from Kansas. Bert Snow's baby is not getting along very well. Fixing ground for wheat i.s the order ol the day. Our schooTLeguu Inst week Miss Delly Blythe teacher.

Ivy and Hunter Perimuu witli are making molasses this week. Reuben Pcrimaii had a nice Alley to die last week. Cause unknown. John Craft has traded for the Ivy Periuian place. Ivy will move to his mill at tl.e mouth of Rig creek.

Tcilioe, New Mexico. W'c have lots of ripe water melons and cantaloupes. We like to read the Cavillc 'Hmt, It gives all the news. Not many cattle on the range. It will soon be a thing of the past.

J. J. Bcunetrund mothei will slsrt in lew iluv In Link alter business mutters there. ir ready for pulling and line rroi' ot lt mul large acreage. llils VUll Aew Mexico.

We have not wanted for rain in this part I his season. Who told you that New was a drouthy country. Tin-re Is a great demand for farm hands to harvest I lie crop ol broom corn in New Mexico. I hey are paying per day. Mr.

Stone of this part has acres of c-irn. He says that-It will make 10 bushels s-r acre. Not much com planted in this part. What has become of Dads Bill of Munsey also High Point wake up and ace the Ibiwers bbaiin lor the Id'sail-lug st-uniti will sis in Ixtovtr. A nice lime was had at Fairview scliiail house Sunday.

Plenty ol cresm and watcrmcllous and a line dinner. Everybody had a Hue time. T. N. Itenio-tt ha a crop i broom Corn thai lias I si-it climated al In I elm corn, lor which he has la-en Hi red s-r ton.

I his is the coining count ty uf the orld. Cress Hollows. Soiihu-sjI weather at present. Mr. Laud Is not so well al present.

Crows are doing damage in corn In this vicinity. itlge Perkins la hauling ater lor C. M. Writer' threshing machine. 'Mm Hulliies pAople lulled to till Iheir regular apHiiuimcut al I his place Sunday.

Mrs. Annie Jhaun of Moiu-ll ba moved In hc hniiM- lib her father and mother. The protracted meet log cl.i-ed Sunday night the L'l. lib tour addition, to the cbuich. Mr.

Pearl WiddcM Itultellleld tflslled b'-liie lolks at till place Saturday night ami Sunday. The hrchiiig machine la In our vicinity. heat and oats are turning mil better than lor ears. C. II.

F.tliol and family. Mrs. James A. and children of MiMictt wlot liav Ivu VMlmg rviaMvav at Ibis home Wednc'ly, Zona and Mabel Brewer Carlcrvllle, hate been vWlling their aunt. Ml.

Sllaa Thomas of tin plain they relumed home Wiilnes-dav. Mr. Mmphy ol Flat eierk lia lately that I lie ur bell, la-en hearing III our direct dm la nothing but the hllle ml Mr. llm-bing nmcbiiie. JoslAII, C.

A. Tlioina of Pleaanl Ridge Inwiiahip waa bete Wednesday. taloupe to the World office yesterday that weighed 4 1-4 lbs. and measured 111 inches circumference. These are the kind of melons that Jack builds.

While at the elevator this evening Tom Genty in some way got under the wheels of his wagon ond two of the wheels passed over his body near the center. It is not known just how badly he is hurt at this time but it is feared that he has received internal injuries. World. Lone Elm. Hot and dry.

A girl arrived at George Nelson's the 17th. There is considerable sickness in this neighborhood at this writing. Several from this part attended the reunion nt Cassville. AH reported a good time. Will Rui'ch has returned from Prosperity where he has been at work for some time.

Protracted meeting began atShilo the third Sunday. Rros. II en son and Cooncs are conducting it. Mrs. Jane Vault has returned to her home after a month's visit with her brother, Abe Eubanks, near Jenkins.

Ode Stockton has returned from Oklahoma where he spent a few days with his brother-in-law and also bis sister which he bad not seen for about years. We were sorry to hear of the death of brother Tom Rowen. The community has lost a good citizen and the family a good father. Our loss is heaven's gain. Itl.l KVK.S.

Jenkins. Dr. Doty is on the sick list. We are having some dry weather at present. John Sulivan night a new buggy wliile at the reunion.

Drs. Pcrinian and Duly are lept busy waiting on the sick. Miles Beshear's and wile have a new daughter, their oldest child is sick. Ernest Flugherty has returned from Monet where he had been at work. (juite a iimiiiIht if this place are buying pearlies of Mr.

Phillips of Hailcy. Rom. to George Nelson and wile, a girl. Mother was not very well u( last report. We were sorry to hear of Tom Bow en's death the bereaved ones have our sympathy.

Mrs. Dan Cares and daughter. Silvia are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Davis Doty. Mrs. Dona Paslcy and children of Crane, also Miles Bcshears and family are visiting relatives in this part. The protracted mcellug still con tinues comluctcil ley tiro's. i it-it- sou sou ooii.

iiiivi 'Hiii nun wife joined the church and were baptized Sunday. Scligntaa. Cooler weather; more enjoyable. Grace Finn Is llllug with her grandmother. Prof.

Joseph a renewing old acquaintances last Thursday. Mrs. Stella Horace returned to Ii-t home In Oklahoma City Friday. School Ih lis ill call the children to work oil of September. Mrs.

Joe Finn is visiting a few days ith Geo. Finn and family. The well drill Is waiting for needed n-palrs before work ran begin. Mr. Bridge was llrst to market with Hue home grown watermelons.

Miss Lora Reese of Cassville was the lilies! of Miss Addle Frost last week. M. R. Dabb Is preparing to build a new house on his farm north ot town. Henry Itltk has returned after an extended visit with Ids sou in Oklahoma.

Mr. Mitchell, the blacksmith, hn a grown daughter very low with typhoid fever. Mrs. Scruggs and grandson lime returned to their home in Tallin-quah, Oklahoma. Dr.

and Mr. Legg of Garfield visited with their daughter Mrs. J. S. Foster, Sunday.

Dr. Payne and family of lluinboli, paed through town In their touring ear mi spring lal week. The eaiilaloiipe buyer hate elo. cd up their shop im market fur the melon, I a aeere no many the raisers. The Itchckah were lnlalh-d and fully organised ln-t Thursday nlghi, Many prominent ladles Ix-eauie lliettilM-ra of the order.

The Mutual Phone Co. I oi l-lug subscription for a new switch board to Ih- Installed In the near tulure on account nf the present MHr sen lee over the old hoard now In use. The farmers are turning ground for wheat but fear they will not g-t this years crop threshed in time to get seed wheat. hus. Curry sold a nice hutieh of cuttle the other dav for a giant price.

Cattle is in good shape as the range has been better Hum usual. There will lie a Isix supper at the school house priday night in la-half of John II ad lord to raise iiiouev to llnish pa iug for his artilicial limb. Bl.fK Evks. Oak Ridge. Luther, sou nt Mr.

and Mrs. Vance Hall, of Jllack has typhoid fever. Rev. E. A.

Frost preached at Oak Ridge Sundav his theme being the Immortality i Hie Soul. The Reason ho.ts have their saw mill to M. M. Brow n's where they will saw for quite awhile. W.

T. Bradley has torn awav Ins old barn and on the site is buildiuv a larger and more commodious barn. Nellie Ilankins of near the Kerr mill, wh i has been sick live weeks has improved so her mother, Mrs. 'I. II.

Kohcrsou has returned to her home near Golden. Horace Haiikins, who was vMtiug relatives here, returned to his home at Crowell. Texas, Saturday by wav of Tulsa, hi te he ill visit Henry and Will Stanley and the Kelley family ail former residents of this county. The Stanley's left here itujears ago. T.

A. Payne came home last week from an extended visit in North Missouri well pleased with his top but glad to get home with bis lamilv. He noted many changes in, thai country t-iuce he liv.d there years ago, we think he likes lute better than ever. Mr. and licorge Bennett ol Chicag i.

are visiting Mrs. Bennett's sister, Mrs. John Johnson, and loot hers, Dave and Siiein-er Mills. Mrs. Clara Gregory and children ol Veirce City a si-ter of Mrs.

Dennett's is here visiting, the children that are alive are all here except one sister In Chicago. Mrs, James Wisely ol I'm Hollows Is al-o a lster. Eieler Dave Tall- rl Jr. has a new boy at his huiist-. Mrs.

W. B. Antic ha- been i-iy sick for ral days. Mr, nil tisiiinc lo-r son Cha. Bate.

K. Armstrong of California i tithing relative here this Week. John Rridguiaii ha sold his produce biiim-ss to iispau A Co. A Ml CllUllllill-. Illeee of I.ollis W'nrf, wa isitiug here lat Tin- canning factory and fruit etiipiiraior are running full blast now.

Mr. in. hit- of Tu I -a. wa tl-iong relative h-r- l. Week.

Mrs, Horace Antb-returned lo-r home at Tula, S.iturdav uk'ht. Tims. K-dtiii T.ill-rl tl.lted III F.eler lilL-tit ti oil Sun day Mr. Jack Moore -f Lexington, I tilting hei Mr. Int.

T. R. Vaiuall l.iinily n-otli of town (he i. with II. Arthur Antle Inl.a.

okla eaim- up tltt fib ml- and attend the reunion. Mr. uud Mr. ill Graham of Fay Met lib-, wi re h-re lew da l.i-l week, in, Bridge and f.iiiitlt Itetllle, petlt a fi-W dll here lat Week. Mr J.

T. Clatk of Dnll i. T. i 1 1 it iug ln-r i-ouiiu Mr. Mjitb-Salb Ihl Mrs, Frank I.

pending a few di. it I ber mother Mr. Dollar Mr. and Frul ll Wife the Will -t -it J-itlll loan and wife Sumlit l.oiii. War! went iir-L'-oi eiiitiitt Mi.

U-t u. i t- iilt. iol tin- fiuii rnt of hi hither. John RtiiLtuau and wile and Line. I Sallee nio Wife ai re MU'ar i r- ll wet k.

A Mr. Abt, in lid place, died Widui da ol Ul wnk and wa biirbd In ipb i. ih in licl Mr, Z.m Newiii id Kana (lit r.tutoid her lo'tne Mmiday i-t Ihl alter an l- n.t. tli witii lo-r parent Mr, and Mr l4-, ILill Hti fm Idler ef Cat ll aif tl.loity wilt mill at lb- rr-l halt satutilav at Vba-k s. pt.

(or the puriMi of oriniltitf a II. A. Ftery nd uihi i lot tied and urgi preent. ence at New Salem this week. J.

W. Klines was called to Bethel Monday to conduct the funeral of months old sou of Mr. and Mrs. i W. S.

Medlin. Rkii Winh. Wbealon. Mis- Minnie Hillig is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Hael Hailcy of Hailey, is visiting relatives here this week.

Sam Woodruir has been buviug apples lor the Rodgers Commission tills week. There whs a family reunion of the Cartwright's held at the home of A. J. Curtwright, Sunday August L'l. I li-re were four generations present numbering 50 persons.

Those of the older generation of children present were W. K. Cartwrlght of Clinton, J. 11. Curtwright.

Mrs. J. W. Garry and Mrs. llortli of Ripley Mrs.

Sarah Bragg of Seneca, Mrs. ra Gcphert of Stella and F. R. Cartwright of this place. There was a family reunion of the Gillmau's at the home of Mr.

Mrs. diss. Gilhuaii. Those present ol the family were Mr. and Mrs.

Gill-ninu, Cbas. Jr. and family, Geo. and family, Joe and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Alfrey, Miss Luetta Flor.i, a grand-duiigliter, and Mrs. tieo. All-man and family. Those not being in the family were Mrs. Butler and Miss Estella Davis.

The whole family was present except three grand-children. Those present hail their picture taken. All enjoyed I he invasion. Journal. Purdy.

W. C. I'eiidergrnft and son me visiting al Fuirland, Okla. A number of persons were baptiz ed at Piubook last Sunday. Tin1 Man Count! Hnpiii An' elation meets at Purdy Sept.

tit It. D. Buchanan left for Altoona, Monday, for a isil with his sou. A Mr. Champell ba bought the T.

A. Shepherd farm northwest of town, and will take pocs soon. T. R. Shepherd of Granada, Is here ibis week looking after bllsj.

ne, having sold bis larni north-went tif town. Cornelius Gahn, of Motiett, died at the home of his father near Fair-view the 1st in. typhoid feer. He leaves a wife and two children. Mrs.

R. S. Dnniioil died at lor homo, mie mile north of town, Saturday, August 'Jii, after an Blue of but a few days. Shewa.T.iear Id. a the mother of I- children, all lit lug, and a a devoted wile and mot her.

Funeral service were held at the residence Sunday, conducted by Rev. C. A Fly, and the remain laid In Purdy cemetery Inside I lie baby hum and dn-d Hie day More. Gl Ws.kbars. We are hating tine weather at present.

John Loader Cat ille wa mi our reels Saturday. Hugh I'ayton it Wedm-day (or Kana City spend lb" winter. Calx ill Dudley of utoii lib lited hl mi Rev. Prior lllbil hi. regular appointment here Saturday ami Sunday, Chatl-y "I Fayette lib-.

Mlled Frank I'amptN-ll 1 hur.d.iy Both A ileiH'k pending a wei with In lili-iid, Will" Pratl of M'llM-ll. Ml Nannie H.iiitllt-oi who will ti-Afh Ml fiM'Trt the rilMillig tear l-lt Friday fur that place, Unite a number from town attend- the annual plcule nt Mountain Park Frblny and Saturday. Mr. John Wei of Fairlnml. okla I.

mi ing lo-r brother-, ahln and Robert roiiiitaiii lor a day. CrUa WiMKlrurt Monday ae. ciiiupanh'd by hi itf Maude for -riiik'Hctil In cuter the iik-ti i-IuhiI, mit Woodruff panic home Sunday vin hiui(ok. He ha been al Wln-aliiii fur a week iiinit apple, Mr. Melta ItarG ami it who ha lit-en vMtluit relume hi for few Weeka fi-lurilei Hirlr liHIlie ill Oklahoma Ol) lug with ids sou, Frank, near Madry has gone to Kansas on a visit.

Dev. John anil Kills ha.s rvtimu'd rrntii Jnpiin where they held a protracted meet-lug. They report a good lime. There has been a good many cattle died In our community. L.

D. Potter, T. I). Lupton and J. E.

O'Bauion has had a vcternlary front Springfield to investigate Hie diseased rattle and he has pronounced It In be black leg, Plcasaal Ridge. F.il Armstrong Is having a tn-w cellar dug. We are having some dry hot weather now, Mausetk McKlnney Is preparing to build a new house. John Rice has a fine rubber-tin-buggy just bought. A few of the Bldge iieuple 'attended meeting at the Prairie Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Mauseii McKliincy visited al Andrew Gmtls Sunday. Mm. Nelson Is some Ih-iiit.

School la progressing nicely. What nice and pleasant weather. O. K. Hay lies nod family were visiting at J.

T. Black's Sunday night. Mls Bertha Rlack, who has Im i-ii staying at Moneit for aeveral weeks la home again. Mis Rcrtha Bolton Visited her brother, Leslie and family, Mo nctt part of last week. Walter Lawsuit and family llt- bis mother, Mrs.

Malludu Law-sou uf Hickory drove Sunday. Alva llaynea and family vl-licd hU slater and family, Mrs. Noma Drake uf Jnplln part uf last week. Misa Fern Kslea ha Ihcii having tulle a lime Ith her jaw which ha awiillen very large from a decayed llM4, Miaaea llee, Minnie and MaM Met li llan were vl.lting their sister, Mrs. Claudia Hilton uf mar Mr-Itowrll Saturday night and Sunday.

Sunday la our ri-L'ular meet' iug day. It la (lev. SiiibIIwo.hI last Limit your $pciidhic ami SAVE the Tluil is lite lutti iiy to ct ii start linaucially thiin to limit your saving ami SPEND the balance. It is rMirpriisiiitf how iiiiekly yon cjiii create capital when yon go about it in the proper way ami with ilctcrminatiou. With Capital Reserve l'mnl you arc reaily for linsiiu'fss opportunities which will Hircly come to ymt.

Kctiu'inlicr it Dot Your Snviiuj alone that will make yn iiKlcpenilcut. Your jmuiey tiniot he in ii safe place ami iiiut work for you. Poposii your savings in this etronvr hank where will pay you interest on it. ami when that opportunity eotnes you will he reaily for it. Open an account today and make our bank Your Bank'.

lay for ii. F.verylMKly ahould attend rhurrli esperlaly the cbiitcb lllelllbert. Mlaaea Clara Anderaoii of King Prairie, Florence htevenanii and Edna Liiiitiiiin of Springfield were tMtlitR acbool Thursday afternoon if lat 'w It. O. K.

llaynea and family, Aaron lllark and family and Rod I lender-asm and family of near Portly were lilin with W. A. Kta and family Sunday. llMAaallidTUt.