List of County Warrants Issued
(Continued from page eleven
Milt Murry, work Fitzhugh bridge, road and bridge fund, 3.75
George Greenberry, work Fitzhugh bridge, road and
bridge fund. 1.25
J. F. Buchanan, 36 days road overseer, Garden road
district, .. 54.00
Clif Ward, work on road, Augusta road district,. 30.00
Lee Miller, work on road, Augusta road district,. 74.25
J. D. Rooks, work on Riverside bridge, road and
bridge fund,. 68.55
E. M. Mason, pauper allowance, pauper fund. 5.00
Sue F. Rhodes, pauper allowance, pauper fund, . 5.00;
Ella Barrentine, pauper allowance, pauper fund,. 8.00
State of Arkansas
County of WooDruff
I, Will Moorman, County Clerk in and for Woodruff County,
do hereby certify chat the above and foregoing is a true, correct
and complete transcript of all alowances made by the County
Court of this County, from January 1st, 1916 to March 31st, 1916,
and that the allowances have been made from verified and itemized
bills filed in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the seal of this office, on this the 15th day of April, 1916.
Will Moorman, County Clerk.
Grays News.
We kindly ask W. P. Angelo
to return his “Coca-Cola’ ’ cases
at once.
Why not ye boys get together
and play ball? Hurry up, let’s
start something.
T. C. Angelo actually got as
far north as Jelks Sunday.
Seems so strange for him to do a
stunt like that.
Dr. West and Vernon Huff
burned some 30c worth of gaso
line in the direction of Augtista
Monday evening.
Fink Hayes attended the high
school play at McCrory last
(Thursday) night. He states his
brother, Dewey, proved a star on
the stage.
H. G. Crotzer, W. H. Gray, W.
V. Angelo and N. J. Hayes drove
to Marianna Sunday in the lat
ter’s car. They report the roads
in good condition.
We, the Stag Club, offer a
$50.00 reward for a man sound of
mind, citizen of Woodruff County,
who can tell a joke (as we may
term a lie) that will surpass those
of W. J. Padgett.
Ed Woodward, one of our pro
gressive farmers, is an expert
berry grower. Some of his fruit
was on display at Hayes’ Grocery
this week and was marketed in
Jew fashion, 29c a dozen. Some
strawberries, eh!
Dane Angus and Fink Hayes
seem to be very much interested
in taxidermy. Only the other
day the latter was seen carrying
a toad over to Gunlock’s. Mr.
Gunlock has been one of the
most skilled taxidermists in
Rochester, N. Y. It is said that
he can stuff anything from a
grasshopper to an elephant. His
work is on display in most all
important centers of the globe.
| Fink Hayes and Dane Angus
did not seem to worry when they
recently read a sign like this:
“Gasoline 30c today,” but re
i marked that they had better fill
up, it may be 60c tomorrow.
Considering such a delightful
; day as Sunday was, and Gosh!
those good looking janes, we say
to them, burn it up boys.
New Council.
The new council was sworn in
Monday night at their first reg
ular meeting and the new set of
officers for the year are as fol
lows:
Mayor, G. W. Barber; recorder,
C. P. Best; aldermen, G. G. Mc
Crory, R. A. Drewery, Oc Jef
fries, J. A. Cullum and C. E.
Riggs.
The new council re-elected J.
G. Pulley as marshal and in
creased his salary from $30 to
$40. a month. They also abolish
ed the office of night marshal and
re-elected G. G. McCrory treas
urer.
Mayor Barber appointed Dr.
H. P. Hargis health officer and
1 the following committees:
Streets and alleys: Aldermen
McCrory, Drewery and Jeffries.
Finance: Aldermen McCrory,
Cullum and Riggs.
Ordinances. McCrory, Drew
ery and Jeffries.
Health and sanitation: Cullum,
Riggs and Drewery.
The new council is consideringj
graveling a mile of our streets, i
Judge A. L. Hutchins delivered
an address at the commencement
exercises of the Bradford High
School last week. He is on the
program for our commencement
tonight and will present the di
plomas. We are exceedingly glad
to have our Judge with us and
know that a large audience will
greet him tonight.
McCrory gave Dr. Brough a
cordial welcome at noon today.
He was met at the train by a
large delegation of friends
with 25 automobiles and carried
j for a short drive after which the
party returned to the Waverlv
Hotel where a luncheon was
served.
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