News of The County du
. huted bv the Independent’s J|=j
C°snp^al Corps of
Wgg&M
M T ster called on the Wiimans
Motile Company ^ over
■fetfS&r* —"
Bjlatfcep^vJ£d'this section
VJeod *SSfc tJiCto the delight
H.y^erffor the good of
»farI^ Hnrt was never better in
BmP!' C„f the time of the year
■Action eroj^' expected. At any
KU, lP ‘tourist^ operator1
f^YPf, Friday* *
WeSFSZU ‘who lihc‘;i: on :thp‘
mm-Sch^;,t“■,. Thor?
iKferin north 0 . men
Alhert Nance has accepted: a posi
tion with the Fri.'.co at-Marked Tree
as clerk in'‘the "office. He .will go to I
! work there about July IF
W. S>. Ellison: has been icor.fh.ed to
'his -tied"■ with fever for the past week.
.--Mrs. J. E. -Williams.will leave in a
:few. days for ..Kpr4.,ujd^;...tp,bp, absent
-stbtmt' orie tnofith: * * ' ’
J. R. Newberry, better known a
Dad Newberry, arrived home .Satur
day from the North,1 where fte has
been for the past month, :iiiua&_jDld
j f riends and relatives.
Mys. Hite, fprmerJy -.gf Nwplort,
: but now of this^ pt^ ’Ml.XH^sday
for Marion, Ark. to visit one of her'
! daughters. She. will .be gone abodt a
month.
Mrs. R. W. McMurry TeTtTor’Jones
boro Tuesday and from there ste will*
go to Marion, Arkahsd- :: visrt her
#Sfe*r for a few'-my#?* V'^.e'-r.c.-'
Hpn. George A. Hillhouse and L. L.
iCafi|pbell of Newport were r. re on
lEusiness Tuesday.
J. M. Ivy, county treasurer of New
port,* was here Tuesday eyenug,
W A. Ford of Jamestown came in
.^Tuesday*:on business ,remain
.here a few days: !
Happy Jack. F
JACKSONPORT.
The! ice cream, socihl oii the lawn
at the parsonage Saturday night was
almost a failure, on account of such
bad -weather.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Massey,
a fine baby girl, Saturday night.
Miss Mildred Reamey and a crowd
of her girl friends were in our city
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Dear. Were up
here last Saturday.
Paul Ward of Batesvilie was in
auk oifir locf troplf
Lf rThe;; are several cases re-.
iii
ie^S dust up there i- his po
jpeak. Loi-o-*- - .■ i enVy if
d have turned 8; e« ^ Jst.
—k** SeSfp'l”iS»h dlih
Ruth Norwood is .spending the
h=r S1S-r'
3*jg?$bawling fr«
Mda/in Newport the guest of her
KSSi & onte sick list
fe^ss^^s
Bt for a "native"'to knock on Ins
Be town, hut something must ^
Be to wake the old place up. Jus.
BOc for one moment, r.r> fcuncia
Kl, no church, no social clubs, im
:^Kry clubs, no ball team, nothing
Sthe noise of the passing tra»ns.
Bung people, wake up! Organize a
■„day school, social club, or some
Hng Let’s have the minister of this
Bcuit visit us occasionally. Let us do
^Eethin? and do it now. It is a dis
Bjce to humanity to continue this
ijBharlie Ford, our tick inspector,
a business visit to Village t^own
Bp Friday. h .
Biss Willis Guin and Oscar Gpin;
Bt Sunday with their aunt, Mrs, f
Blgurley, in Newport.
■the little son of Mr. and Mrs>,
BCampbell, who was bitten £
H$onous snake some time
Bong along fine, although i
B>w was very ill for sever
B reptile was a rattler anc_
“^e one and it was only bM
on on the part of Mr. Cl
^ t the child’s life was saved.
■p. R. McMurry, a prominent {
k"A_
;-<1fhere were eight famines moved
in here last week.
Bennie Williams is expected home,
from the State University Saturday.
For rent, the store building of R.
W. Anderson, including the big dance
hall, drug store, postoffice and all,
fpr i $15 per month. Postoffice runs
frdm $20 to $30 per month. Will
close out July 1st, on account of ill
health. ' ‘ .
We are having a glorious meeting
at the Methodist church. You are
missing something; so be sure and at*
tend every night, if you possibly can,
Bro. Blevins is doing some fine work
arMfriifiaa the old town all stirred up.
BgpBulferjand attend every meeting, j *
"'Miss Allie Cathey is visiting rela
tives ib Catheytown.
? t|^jss Ella Anderson, returned home
from Arkadelphia Wednesday.
? Miss Koenig returned home from
Emporia/ Kansas, Firiday, where she
has been attending, the State Normal.
Mike Doll, age About fifty, died oh
boat here^fast week, of mala*
one s^jpns to know where
any of his profile live, so he was
to Pu^nmond'a Undertaking
MAriotl Dudley returned Wed-;
night/fWih an extended stay;
Springe. F
Toler & Goodwin have dissolved
partnership.;j|The business now be*j
longs to V. i H. Goodwin. Vj
'~i Parsons went to Walnut Ridge;
; to hear Brundidge.
"Ndtia Yelverton and Willife.
_of Tuckerman, and Miss Lola
Scott of Little Rock, visited . Mrs. T.i
M: Rorex Saturday.’ ’ ! ;
^ This section was visited,. by„a good
rain lately.
“h> J. Ma Glass returned from St. Louis,
the first of the week/
""""Miss Jane "Hickman of Bradford ha$:
been employed to fill the place in
school formerly filled by J. F. Wiles.
i The Normal closed Friday. All whp
attended report that it was very in*
\a_LliLif..!
!Master W. M. WeilatL j
te River Division, was he|
Thursday. 1
Meeker made a business trip
man Saturday. „ i > - . -
Shannon, who is with the Un
ge and Construction Compa
mesyflle, La., came up Mon
avujt. *“
Myrtlf Busick of Newport,
riends here Sunday,
id Mrs. Herbert Coe of Ca,mp
it Sunday' here the guests of
Mri. C. W. Ford,
a number of our young peo
yed _ themselves at a dance
(vening at the home of Mr.
i P, Guynn’s one mile east Qf
Monroe went to Bradford
' to attend a class initiation
Allows.
L. E. Phant.
GRUBBS.
the rain everybody is feeling
rops are fine and in good
stand a wet spell in case it
>me.
Cornelison, formerly depot
this place, but now of Mark
kas been visiting J. NT Nanc6
ly for the past few days. ,
otor Car on the Bonherville
tesajHKartts:
est; It is making schedule
-nTOwm Be much bet&r if
jS?™* time is made all along the
Vj,! ;apd Bluche*.Stinnett
A. ln Newport Saturday. A <
hii Ws “ dnd J- M. Gibsoh
Wuiness in Newport Saturday,
nome Saturday evening.
L. tUWs jSB38#
TwEL *• s and relatives here.
Cjfcg*®* "as reported Wifi.
b#plSKr|atSunda>'- Everybody
« ®ons as bookkeeper
K r ?®C€ work.
of w-ti. Mentor has the contract
rHa *mc,e ^"idenee for Dr.
will take some
h&e0fhlF^SC° ^as £°ne into the
hart h*p_ *TJers lhe section crews
section ut °°wn to one man to the
fdner
New
lines
bwvoviiig aiiu
Mrs. T. M, Rorex is on the sick
list. ..... ii
C. E. Wiles and family of Walnut
Ridge, visited relatives in town Sune
day and Monday.
J. B. Coffih is at Hot Springs. 1
Ray Ramey of Mountain Home wap
in town Tuesday. . —r*—
Mrs. Cashion, who has been visiting
her sop, “E; C. Cushion, left for her
home dn: Pdinty vilfe, Moj* Tuesday ev!
ening;* * '■ ' “ " * i
Messrs. Paul Ward and Clarence;
j Bruce of Batesviile had business id
| our town this week. j;
, Everyong is inyi.ted to attend chil
dren's day exercises at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Prof. H. L. Lambert is looking after,
the duties of the County Superintend-L
ent while he is on his trip to Jack
sonville, Florida. if
Quite, a number of our citizens went
to Tuckerman Saturday night to hear|,
S. Brundidge speak. ;
Work on the ne^f depot is J|pidlj|
day morning. , _ , Jj
Miss Myrtle Stephenson of Epdora,
. JTwd'hiier wagon loads of our young
people spent Wednesday on a fishing;
trill- —...mt&ima****
oh;
or three loads of hogs recently.^ v
■ Miss Gibers Carlin of JB&jb was
one of the fishing crowd Wednesday.
The newTTfhtiog ftlant nas Men m-,.
stalled'm the Methodist dhuflch.
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TUPELO. /...'il
We have had a fine rair?,inj this,
setUtriieht, yrhichawasFHighiy appreci
ated, after nearly three weeks of fine,
weather for wprk. ,
A good many farmers .are over
chopping their cotton and have it in;
fine shape. Crops are looking well.
evening. The guests were little Bet
tie, Mary and Shearer Simmons, Miss
” ---Li'. .■■■'.| |
Minnie .Johnson. Minnie Brazeal, Lil
lie Campbell and Maggie Bishop. Ice
cream ar.d cake were served and the
little folks had a nice time.
Ben Taylor made a flying trip t
'r- Saturday, returning Sunday.
- E. Thornton and two little son-,
(t tor. and Willard, went to Grav
S .rday to visit their aunt. Mr-.
E mu'ard, and returned Sunday.
me little excitement occurred in
[‘4 own Saturday morning ay Sher
ri -cCui.-tion' and Deputy ‘ Sheriff
“ -~g h.an up ' oh' a tiger in our
t<) . and managed to capture the
o’- n«. but could not find the cub
C e again, Mr. Sheriff, you were
Pfeify successful ar.d may’ve, you will
bleak up the den. We hope so, any
W- M e certainly appreciate what
3?4’j have undertaken,
flit blind. We certainly appreciate
what you. have undertaken.
,H. S. Simmons and family are vis
iting B. F. Simmons and friend- tfci
wfeek.
j [Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jacobs were vis
iting Mrs. Jacobs’ aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Thornton. Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Breckenridge
came over from the river.- Saturday
tp visit Mr. and Mrs. Caps.
fiMrs. Emma Marlar was quite sick
Saturday morning having to call
Dp. V. M. McDowell, but is better a1:
this writing.
Charley Oliver t«r on the sick I:.-*
this week.
j Fred Thomi -on- has a i&ry -ick
child this week.
I : Lots of yellow corn planted on B.
F. Simmons’farm this yean
| £. F. Simmons has saved a fine lot
of clover hay. He has hauled in If
big loads of hay.
Miss Agnes Marlar was on the sick
list last week.
; - Rev. Mr. Sawyers from Brinkley
filled his regular appointment at tin
Baptist church Saturday night and
Sunday. Brother Sawyer is a fine
preacher. Everybody come out and
hear him.
fr . 31. mormon nau business m
port Monday. The train left him
and he walked in.
AUVERGNE.
P. A. and James Davis came home
fie m C'onwav Wednesday.
Dr. W. P. Neal returned from.
Cresset Thursday.
Dr. Norris and wife were visiting
Bruce Button and wife last week.
Mrs. Lee May spent Monday in
Newport shopping.
Lawrence Beard is at home again.
Mr. Boyd moved in Mr. Land’s
house Thursday.
Mrs. M. B. Hare returned home
from Augusta Thursday, where she
spent the week with relatives.
Miss Ella Neal of Crossett is visit
ing her brothers . P. Neal and j..
H. Neai. , .
Mrs. Rief of Oklahoma, wno r.a
been here visiting relatives, left for
her home last week.
Our postoffice has been moved bac<
to .T. G. Handle’s store again.
C. C. Dawson of the bottoms , was
out in town Friday.
Mrs. Bud May and 1 family -spent
Fridav in Newport shopping.
We-had a good rain Saturday night,
and everybody enjoyed seeing it, for
we needed.it very much.
Arthur. Corley . was in , Auvergne
Sunday evening.
Miss Alma Rittenhonse spent from
Friday until Monday with her CQUsir. -
!at Weldon. ' V
Earney Wilson was down Monday
from Newport. Y : : ?'•'
BRIDGE SCHOOL HOUSE.
' A large . crowd assembled _ at-: the
Arnold cemetery Sunday evening, ex
pecting to see the Woodmen Decora
tion, but was disappointed, learning
that the. decoration was postponed
until ariother day.
Our Sunday School is progressing
every Sunday and all seem to be
greatly interested. We have a good
Superintendent, and good teachers.
Everybody is invited to come next
Sunday evening at 3 o’clock. We are
expecting to have a children’s day
some time in the near future.
A crowd of young people were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mc
Daniels Sunday afternoon.
Sunday evening, while out riding
with a wagon load ’of young people,
Grover Willard attempted to dis
mount from the wagon, and his foot
oecame entangles m "-j
he fell from the wagon. All expected
him to be hurt, somehow, and were
somewhat stunned until Grover got
up and said he wasn’t hurt—on y
scared. Then the crowd had a jolly
good laugh and continued their j'our
ney home. ' '
Miss Pearl Hughes has postponed
her trip to Bradford for awhile
Max Massey went to Tuckerman
last Saturday with a wagon load of
hogs for Albert Parsons.
All the children who are expecting
to get recitations for the children s
dav exercises are urged to meet at
the school house Saturday evening,
June 14th. f . ...
Health seems to be good at this
place now, as we know of no one be
ing sick. -• .... J .
The fanners of this place have had
A good rain of late Which;was very
badly needed, as some of the corn
was not doing very well on account of
the dry weather.
Several of the good people of this
place went to the Hawley lake last
■Saturday and had an old time fish
fry. A large crowd is, reported to
have been profit and All have re
ported a good time. f
We hear with pleasure that air.
McNeil is progressing nicely with-ms
work on the firm. Will is a husthng
iyouhg m’an nand is almost sure t
make a success. As tlje poet says.
The height of gredt men reached and
! kept, ,,1"*
P*7as not attained by sudden night,
ut* they” while their companions
*iept,.*1 ! i
Were toiling upward in the night. ,j
a Since the rain we are having some
rather cool weather.
if Mrs. Dunham is at Alicia, having
been called to ; bedside of her
daughter, who is quite sick at that
Plpearl Hawley of Swifton was on
our streets one day last week, and
we have been told that she placed her
application in the hands of our hon
orable school directors for one of our
school-. Brown Eyes.
BANDY’S CHAPEL.
Mr Wilson’s milk cow died. We
do no: know the trouble.
Claude Manning’s little bey i- sick.
Mrs. Alice Biggers went to Leslie
Saturday, the 27th, but her mother
was dead and buried when she arrived
: there.
We lean, that John Huskey ami
wife have had thirteen children born
unto them—a little girl arriving re
cently. Three children are dead ar.d
ten living.
It ik reported that ten acre? of Mr.
Tohnson's corn, on the Decker farm
.has been destroyed by wire worms.
Arthur Vandivier bought a logging
; outfit and has gwr.e to Strawberry- to
log. .
! Henry Penix came out and stayed
i one night at Joe Davis’.
Page Robinson and partner are
! getting out staves ":'on the 01 Bandy
j farm and hauling' them to Tucker
! men, from which place they will ship
j them.
I Toni Vandivier and wife have sepa
■ rated and he is trying to get posses -
j -ion of their little girl.
Mrs, Vandivier of Tuckerman went
;! to Battle Axe Tuesday to get Grand
| ma Tyre.
I There i- to be a box supper Satur
i day night 14th here to raise mopey
to purchase light.- for the school
house.
Let all come out to church on the
night of the 7th at 7 p. m. and the 8th
at 3 p. ffi.
Sunday school at Pond Switch at
2:30 p. m.
Go to Sunday school and make it a
g od one.
Miss Myrtle Hay- has been on the
sick list of iate.
Mrs. Dora Johnson. Mrs. Emily Da
v’-. Mr.-. Inez Badger, Mrs. Mattie
-Elwee visited their sister, Mrs.
j Lii Hay-nes at Tuckerman the 1st.
i uavis is moving \a> ouav.*
: erry and Mrs. Badger is going home
with" Mrs. McElwee, who lives near
Mammoth Spring.
Several from Pond Switch went
fishing on the 6th.
Miss Dell Hatler is in the hills now
with her sister.
Joe Davis sold Tom Vandivier a
pair of mules for S380. Tom is go
ing into the logging business at Min
turn.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of Hickory
Grove visited Tuckerman on the night
of the 6th and wnth her cousin, Mrs.
Robert Anderson, came out to Wil
liam Bigg'ers on the 7th to see the lat
ter's sister.
Rev. Talkir.gion fi led his appoint*
ment on the 8th at 3 p. m. and
delivered' an interesting sermon. His
t\vo nieces were with him.
The protracted meeting at Decker’s
store house is to commence the third
Sunday in August.
We have had some light showers,
which have- been a great help, but we
think hardly sufficient, and it is unus
ually cold for this time of year.
Miss Eliza Dickey-is over from the
hills visiting her sisters. ,- - -.
Homer Richie and two of his sis
ters visited relatives at Fitzgerald
Saturday ,and Sunday. • j
Mrs. Andy "West spent last week
at S. R. Tinsley’s. ''■K
Claude Tinsley spent Saturday and
Sunday the 31st with ,ho$nefolks.
: nr r—f—r-: •• k.~ I"
• Battle axis budget.
All?n Tyer and family visitedoMjrs.
Tygr’s sister at Diaz Sunday. Think
Mrs: Tyer is to be gone several days.
That rain came at last. Nice show
er Friday and a regular soaker with,
some wind Saturday. Since then we
have had constant north wind and
fire has been necessary for comfort
in our homes. Straw hats and sutn
mer clothes look and feel quite ice
creamy. . . ,
Mrs. Lindley is improving, not hav
ing had any more chills.
Quite a delegation went to Tucker
man Saturday night to hear Mr.Brun
didge and all were pleased wnth his
speech. #
A very fine prospect for peaches in
j the few "orchards we have. Why don’t
•Jackson county people have more
j fruit trees growing ?
PICKETT LAKE.
' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hopkins of Wel
1 don were in this vicinity Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.Chas Harris and son,
and Mrs. Harris’ sister, Mips Vaughn,
[of Weldon, enjoyed a days’ outing on
i Horse Shoe Lake Tuesday.
Singing at Mr. Welliford’s Saturday
! night proved a success after we’ve
i had several failures,
i Frank Hatcher; and Charlie Jelks
I attended Sunday School at Horse
( Shoe Sunday evening,
j Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Furnatter enter
tained, a number of their friends Sat
urday night with an ice cream sup
PCMr, and Mrs. Henry Soliday and
Lester Boister of Tupelo were guests
of friends here Saturday and Sunday.
* Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hatcher and
children of Tupelo were visiting here
Sunday. . . _ . ■
Bright Eyes wishes Betsy Trotwood
a long and' happy wedded life and
hopes she won’t forget our Independ
gHt 4.
Bright Eyes.
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harper school house.
Miss Briiton, who lives near Ste
'white tom ingi. home from
port Saturday, happened to a vpjy se
rious accident by falling out of the
wagon and breaking—herxollar bone.
,Toney Bay. went to Tuckerman
Saturday to hear the speech of Hon.
! Stephen Bruhdidge. • , ..
P; Rev. AfM, preached
|'school Kciuse Sunday. **e .wMl not
[p!reach any-Thore.jtill the ftr«t Suhdaj
in July, i iu !• ■> ,A
• i There was a box supper at old
Camp church Saturday night to raise
money to pay the preacher.
There was quite a crowd of young
folks at Mf, Davis’ Sunday. ,
Otis Harper and Cord Larpkms vis
ited in Grubbs Sunday.
William Eiland and family are vis
iting homefolks this week.
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PITS LIVER AND
BOWELS IN CONDITION
Everybod} Say-The\ Are Fine:
Nothing so Good for Con
stipation Ever Before
Offered In Newport
Young and Old,Male and Female
\ 11 Sing (he Praise- of Hot
Springs Liver Button
Make You Feel Fine
In One Day.
Don’t fool with Calomel or
Salts or harsh purgatives that
act violently, many times injur
ing the lining of the bowel,
and causing serious illness.
HOT SPRINGS LIVER HUT
TONS are mild, gentle, yet abso
lutely certain.
They always act blissfully on
the bowels and never fail to un
clog the stubborn liver and com
pel it to do its work properly.
Physicians in Hot- Springs,
Arkansas prescribe them be
cause they know that there is
nothing better they can pre
scribe. Take HOT SPRINGS
LIVER BUTTONS as directed
and get rid of constipation, diz
ziness, biliousness, .-iek head
ache. allow, pimply skin. They
are a line tonic. All druggists
25 cents. Sample free from Hot
Springs Chemical Co,, Hot
Springs, Ark. (Adv.)
Argcnta’s White Wav.
Argenta, June 11. 191”.
Mr. P. H. Van Dyke.
Newport, Ark.
Esteemed Friend:
Please change my address
back to 219 1-2 Main street.
The madame decided she could
not exist remote from the dif
fusion of light from the Main
street “White Way,” so we have
moved back to the old nest. In
about ?>6 days Wb' will have up
5 blocks more of the “White
Way,” extending frpm the
north end of , the! free -bridge
east on Washington Avenue.
The city fast doming into
its own, apd at po^diptant day,
we hope to get a place on the
map; perhaps . whien the Irom
large depot, fofii .which’'plans
have been drawn, Wp have vis
itors to the city and pur little
blaht every day, and crowds of
joy riders fro‘m our big sister
City on the south side find re
creation in motoring on Argen
ta’s smoothly paved streets, un
der the soft light of our “.White
Way’s” lights, which are as gen
tle moonbeams on rippling
streams. Oome down and see
us. Our auto is ready to take
i/Mr H<nnfiir rivno
j'vw rw --
Pardon this long drawn-out
epistle. I seemingly have devi
ated from a brief business fet
ter requesting a change of ad
dress. . ,
With best:wishes to one and
all,Jam
Yours Uuly,
J. Fh<Eub|n|c,
219 i-2 Main St.
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physician
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j Governor Will Reappoint Davis.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, June 12.—Gov. J.
M. Futrel! returned to Lift; •
Rock or. Frida;- morning from
Hope, when-.- i ■ wen? with Little
Rock merchant s on a specia?
train Thur.-J; . . -topping at alt
towns er. roi: ‘ e .ora short ,whi)
During ‘hr Jay he will appoint
John M. Davi' a. state bank e> •
: aminer.
Mr. Davi. vva- appointed to
i i his position by Gov. Joe T. Rob
; in.son, but the appointment was
premature. Every bank in Ark
ansas requested the appoint
ment of Mr. Davis, and Gov. Fu
trell will respect the wishes of
the persons who. will he most ef1'
focted by the appointment. Mr
Davis is now assistant cashier
of the German National Batik in
Little Rock, and was formerly
connected with banks in Lonoke
and Clarkesville as cashier. 1
liuilri Road South ol Helena.
; Little Rock, June- 12.—E. A,
j Kingsley, state highway engim
jeer, ha. gone to Helena for the
j purpos- of going over the pro
I posed route for a road, twenty
miles in length, south from that
city. The land through which
such a road would pass is owned
j by several large corporations,
and they are anxious to form a
district to make the improve
ment. The highway department
is anxious to assist in this kind
of a proposition, and Engineer
Kingsley is authorized to pledge
the assistance of the commis
sioners.
oon't waft far a h.ndachn to go Ult
Pao nr. Mil™1 Ar" .In Ptlla and aw*. I,
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McLain Bldg.
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