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DIAZ ITEMS.
Here we are again —1 guess
we are welcome.
Cotton must be coming down.!
The writer saw Mr. \\. \V. Kidd
pulling the bell cord over “Old
Beck” Tuesday.
The many friends of Robert
Anderson will be glad to r>now
that he has recovered from a se
vere attack of blood poison.
For fish of all kinds call on
Mrs. Lena Anderson.
The people of Diaz have opened
up their hearts and are cleaning
old Shiloh cemetery, which is
much needed The work is con
tinued for Saturday April 28,
10)6. Let every body take an
interest in the good work.
Services were held at Diaz
school house sunaay oy icev. re.
13. Willis, which were largely at
tended.
Misses Maggie Baker. Hattie
ar.d Pearl West, of Newport, at
tended church here Sunday.
Miss Lola Amick and Herbert
Coe visited Mr. and Mrs. Crom
well West Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Kidd and daughter
* M iss Maud and Mrs. Monroe
Mitt and son, Forrest, were
shopping in Newport Friday.
Say, girls, I told you last week
to stay away from the office.
Say, Oscar if you want to en
grave your name on Miss Belle’s
heart, use a solitaire diamond.
Most people of Diaz are two
faced and some are three-faced.
0. R. is.
As news is scarce I will ring
off.
Yours truly,
Handsome Harry.
OIL TROUGH.
Health good here now
Cotton planting is the order of
the day now.
Ben Cook of Salado was down
Monday on lousiness.
Rev. Mr. Horn of Sulphur Rock
preached here Saturday and Sun
day.
H. E. Hatiield of Little Rock,
editor of the Beacon Light, was
here Monday night in the inter
est of the paper and lectured to
Odd Fellows.
Our town is building every day.
Two houses under construction
now. Watch us when we get a
railroad.
L'oiph Taylor left Wednesday
for Ada, I. T.
Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs Joe
Outlaw and daughters went to
Newark Monday to do some shop
ping.
D. J. Wellman has a sick child
this week. j
W. R. Fife, who has been sick
for a year or more, is no better
at this writing.
0. Fisher is doing a hustling
business in merchandising.
The Oil Trough Mercantile Co.
has added a saw mill to theirgin
plant and will soon be ready for
business.
W. O. Moore and wife \risited
Mrs. Moore’s father and mother
at the head of the bottom Sun
day and Monday.
Will ie Burrow went to New
port Saturday after a load of
goods for W. 0. Moore.
Chas. Wasson attended to bus
iness in New'ark Friday.
Uncle Joe Harris made a trip
to Newark Saturday.
W. A. Whaley went to New
ark Saturday on business.
Ad Brightwell and family
went to Newark Saturday to do
some shopping.
Mary Grinan of Newark wras
looking after business here Wed
day.
John Morris captured a wild
cat in the creek bottom one day
;ast week.
It 3eems very lonesome here
since the election, mostly be
I cause the hand baking is over.
R. B, Duck of Newport was
here Saturday looking after bus
iness.
Owing to the high water our
mail has been very irregular.
Oscar Outlaw went to Newport
Friday on business.
BATTLE AXE.
Everybody read carefully this
week and get ail the news.
Well, boys 1 believe without a
doubt that Leonard Murray is
the nominee.
Herbert Bowen and Grover
Cleveland left for points south
some where last Sunday evening.
Goodrich Pilquist made a trip
to Tuckerman Saturday.
Prof. Alcorn, of Kenyon, was
in Battle Axe Saturday.
Misses Mary Dunn and Hattie
Bandy, two of Tuckerman’s
charming young ladies, attended
church here Sunday morning
and spent the beautiful Sabbath
evening with Miss Pat Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pilquist
made a business trip to Newport
Saturday.
t r i , 1 n . •_
n.t?i ut?i L Duwen u.autr a lining
trip to town last Saturday even
ing.
The people of this place en
joyed a good singing at the
church house Sunday night.
Some of the pretty young
ladies seemed to be enjoying
themselves out driving Sunday
evening.
Some of the good farmers are
planting cotton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dowell, of
Tuckerman, attended church
here Sunday.
Prof. Ernest Williamson and
Quince Barnet went off on the
excursion to Crickett last Sunday
and report having a nice enjoy
able time.
Denis Bearden is a singer from
the nob.
Well, I will ring off. Good-by.
As Arkansavvyer.
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