SKETCHES FROM SALADO
Weeks Happenings Timely and
Tersely Related
A good rain would be appreciated.
Surveyor Ham was in our neighbor
hood Monday doing some work.
Dave Stewart is having a new coal
of paint put on his residence this week.
There were ten citizens of Salado
left Sunday for the Reunion at Littli
Iloek.
I. B. Collom of Oil Trough was here
Saturday Tisiting his brother, J. W.
Collom.
Dick Graham and family, of Stone
county, came down Saturday to visit
relatives.
John A. Reeves of Ashley townshij
was here from Friday until Sunday
visiting his son. Dr. L. K. Reeves.
W. T. Flynn who owns and operates
the telephone system through this pari
of the county, left Friday forSt. Louis
on business.
Ward Johnson, who had spent some
time here with the family of J. C. Yar
brough, returned to his home in Chi
cago last week.
A Mr. Strolx; of West Plains, Mo.,
removed to our township last week
with the intention of locating and be
coming a permanent citizen.
The Rev. W. M. Jones held funeral
services Sunday evening at the Kyler
graveyard near Mellue, the deceased
being an infant of Mr. Coats who lives
in Greenbriar.
The Stave mill, which has been in
operation for the past few years, near
Cave Spring, has finished cuttingtim
ber in that neighborhood and removed
to Batesville last week.
TRIBUTE OF ItESI’ECT
The last tribute of respect was paid
to Mrs. Mary A. Young, Monday the
the 15th when she was laid to rest in
the Egner cemetery, two miles from
Salado to await the resurrection morn
ing.
Mrs. Young was the wife of L. II.
Young, of our township, and was a
devoted Christian lady, loved and re
spected by all who knew her. She was
sick live weeks, during which time she
bore her illness with Christian forti
tude. Saturday evening last, when life
was extinct, a telegram conveyed the
sad intelligence of her death to her
father and mother at Joplin, Mo., and
other relatives in Kansas. The father
and two sisters immediately left their
homes to be present at the funeral of
the daughter and sister,
Monday morning at 10 o'clock the
remains of the deceased were convey
ed to the Christain church, of which
she was a member, where funeral ser
vices were held, conducted by F.ld. J.
W. Harper. Thence to the cemetery
where services were concluded and the
remains laid to rest amid a large con
course of sorrowing relatives and
friends. Mrs. Young leaves a husband,
sou and daughter, father, mother and
live sisters to mourn her loss.
May her Cnristain life Ik- an inspi
ration to good deeds. A Fkiend.
CHARLOTTE CIPHERS
J. T. Raker of Newark spent Sun
day here with relatives.
lion. W. I). Maker arrived home
Sunday from Little Rock.
Rev. I. C. Summers of Henry .Tenn.,
preached here Sunday night.
Will I’almer and R. 15. Holcomb
made a business trip to Hatesville
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winston, from
near Cord, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Kirkland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I’. Yates and son,
Raymond, left Tuesday for Little Rock
to attend the Reunion.
Hon. R. A. Dowdy and ( has. Was
son of Hatesville passed through here
Tuesday on route to Lockhart.
Mr. ami Mrs. ( has. Wright of Sul
phur Rock sjwmt Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jernigan.
There will lie Childrens Day ser
vices at the Methodist church here on
the fourth Sunday in May. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Jas. McDoniel of Newark filled
his regular appointment at the ( Krist
ian church Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
CAR!) OH THANKS
To those who so earnestly and pa
tiently assisted us in the care and at
tention of our beloved little W. T. in
his last illness and death. We desire
to express our sincere thanks and ap
preciation, and we truly hope that
they will be amply rewarded, if not in
this life then in that life bey ond the
grave. Respectfully.
J no. T. Thakp and family.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
a* mercury will nurcly destroy the sense of Hm«*ll
and completely derange the whole system when
entering it through the raucous surfaces. 8ucl»
articles should never be used except on prescrip
tions from r< put Able physician*, as the damage they
will do Is t'M fold to flic good yon ran possibly de
rive from them. Hall s Catarrh’Cum. manufactured
bv F. J c»u • a < . Toledo, o contains no nier
rury, and Is t alien Internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surface* of the system. In
buying Hall's ’ iturrb Cure be sure you get the
fp initne. it is t-ikt'Q Internally, and riiad in Toledo,
Ohio, by F J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free,
sold by Druggists. Price, 7'>c p* r bottle,
lake Hall e I araiiy Pills for constipation.
HON. GUSTAVE JONES
The Journal presents its readers
herewith an excellent likeness of
lion. Gustave Jones of Newport,
who is a candidate for Attorney
General.
The writer has known Mr. Jones
for a number of years and knows
him to be the highest type of a
Christian gentleman.
He is one of the state's leading
lawyers, is a graduate of the I'ni
versity of Arkansas at Fayette
ville, and is a native of Arkansas
in the truest sense of the term.
Mr. Jones was a delegate from Ar
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
As the official representative of the
I'niversity of Arkansas, 1 wish to call
the attention of the teachers of inde
pendence county to the I'niversity
Summer School and Normal, which
will open .June 12 and continue six
weeks to duly 21.
Most excellent opportunities for the
teachers and those desiring to make
up requirements for entrance. The
cost is quite nominal, being only -In
matriculation fee and $20 for hoard at
11 dormitory for the entire six weeks.
A reduced rate of one and one-third
fare for students round trip tickets
will he effective on all railroads. Tick
ets on sale June spj to 12th inclusive.
Courses offered for primary teachers:
review courses in common school
branches: high school and college
work. Examination at close of the
term for county and professional li
censes. All work given credit on reg
ular collegiate courses. A certificate
of attendance at the S mine: School
will fulfill the requirements of attend
ance at the County institutes, for re
newal of licenses etc. I hope this
county will have agood representation
at the Summer School. For further
particulars write Dr. W. s Johnson.
I lean. Fayetteville. Ark. For catalog
tif the regular term write Pres. Jno.
N. Tillman. Voui s truly.
-V. J. Chau;, County Judge
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
Notice is hereby given that the re
gular, annual institute for the teach
ers of Independence county will 1><
held in llatesville. Ark., dining the
week beginning .Monday, June 5. 1 ‘111.
All teachers an requiredby law to at
t nd. Si ONI-A I’li kins,
County Examine)'.
Kansas to the National Democratic
Convention in Denver, and is at
present chairman of the Democrat
ic central committee in his home
county, and has always been close
ly identified with the rank and file
of democracy throughout the state.
He is about forty-five years of age
and has never sought office before.
He has been a member of the
State University Board and has al
ways been closely identified with
that progressive element of the
state’s citizenship that is striving I
for a greater and better Arkansas. I
LITTLE W T. THARP DEAD
W. T. Tharp, the five-year-old i
1 son of Jno. T. Tharp, died at the j
j family residence in this city Sun-j
day afternoon, and the remains |
were buried Monday afternoon at j
Blue Springs. This is the third J
member of Mr. Tharp's family to j
die during the last four months, \
and he has the sincere sympathy j
of the entire community.
NOTICE
Ed Crutchfield has left my house
and anyone hiring or harboring
him will lay themselves liable to
law, without consulting me.
Cross (Jralls, Cuardian.
Newark, Ark., May 15, 1911.
MADNESS nUSINUS
Several of tin* Magness people are
attending the Reunion at Little Ruek
this Week.
Rev. Tims. ( .ark Idled Lis appoint
ment here .Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
Count; Clerk T. M. Waldrip spent
Monday night here with his mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Waldrip.
Reuben 1 jhorn return* l to I’ine
HlutT Mondam after a few days visit
here with r<* aliens and friends.
Mr and Mrs Sam Connor of Hates*
| vide visited the *_■ * itleman's mother,
i Mts. Kilen Connor. L re Sunday.
Mr. and Mr-. Joe Freeze of Newark
spent Sunday here with tire lady's
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson.
Mr. and Mrs, Jno. \V. MeRherson
a no little son. I.* roy. left Monday for
then- home- ;tl Opolis. Kan., after a
a week's visit here with relatives and
friends.
SULPHUR ROCK SKETCHES
Items of Interest From the Hub
of White River Township
Mrs. J. fv. Rawlings is on the sick
list.
Prof. Kd Martin of was up from New
ark Sunday.
Prof. Virgil Hardin went to Mates-1
\ i 1 lo Monday. j
Prof. Sidney Wells spent Saturday j
at Walnut Ridge on business.
\\Y- are glad to see Dr. Bevens out
again after several days illness.
George Gilbreath, who has been
teaching at Oil Trough, came in last
week.
Misses Nora and Salih- Morgan vis-i
ited at Rosie and Salado Saturday J
and Sunday.
T. (Knox and Jack Hodges left |
Sunday morning for Little Rock toat- |
tend the Reunion.
\1 M \ .1 \ t. •< nnf left ! '
Tuesday for Baxter county to visit rel
atives for a few days.
Mis- Laura Wright who has 1 >< . n
attending school hen1, left Monday for
her home at Uethesda.
Mrs. J, 1 >. Morgan and daughter.
Ethel, ami Miss Fannie Lisbon went
to !lutes vi 1 le Saturda \ .
Jack and Tom Gibson. who have
)>een at Judsouia for sometime picking
berries, returned home Tuesday .
Mr. and Mrs.* II. Johle of Newark
came up Monday after their auto,
which they wrecked here Sunday.
Rev. Jas. L. Brown spent Monday
night in town and left with his two
daughters Tuesday for the Reunion.
(leorge Martin came up from Little
Rock Saturday to visit his mother.
Mrs, Jane Martin, and other relatives,
F. I‘. Kent and sons and Dr. M. B
Owens. lid and Tom Owens left on the
early train Tuesday for the Reunion
at Little Rock.
John Wood, who has just closed a
deal for a large tract of timber land in
Eastern Texas, came in home Sunday
to visit home folks.
Dock Aldridge and family and Moss
-Aldridge of Gave < ity were visiting
I). K. Wood here Sunday night, re
turning home Monday.
Dye Moore and .Tack Gibson went
to Little Ruck Wednesday to visit tin.
Reunion. Jack will slop on his return
at Judsonia where he expects to spend
the summer.
J. 1’., Joe. VV. Ik. t laud and Har
ris Huddleston and A. Wightman of
Sharp, and Ben and John Huddleston,
J. S. Griffin, W. J. Lawrence am
Theo. Northern of Sulphur Rock left
Monday night for Little Rock to at
tend the id union.
The
Telephone
Don't add to your troubles
the inconvenience of doing
without a Telephone.
There is no department of
business, professional or in
dustrial life in which it is not
an essential part.
No community, however
small, can enjoy the full ad
vantages of modern life with
out including the Telephone.
By its use to the needs of
humanity it has proved its
claims to rank as one of the
necessaries of life.
The farmer who wants to
make his farm more profit
able and life more pleasant
for his family should have a
Telephone in his home.
NEWARKTELEPHONE
COMPANY
H. D. ELLER, MANAGER
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piano or phonograph
don’t fail to see me.
W. D. HINSON
DEALER IN
Jewelry, Hooks, Stationery, and 1 ■
Musical (loads.
Newark, Arkansas
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J. T. Taylor a good citizen of
Oil Trough was in town yesterday.
Mrs. W. Ik Lee and Miss Willie
! Kinman spent Tuesday in Little
I Rock attending the Reunion.
Mrs. W. Ik Lee of Elmo and
Mrs. J. V. Lee of Des Arc are
spending a few days with Mrs. J.
j \V. Kinman.
There will he a meeting at the
Buck graveyard on the fourth
Saturday in this month for the
purpose of cleaning up the grounds.
Dr. L. (i. Poe has recently com
pleted an addition to his residence
and now has one of the best and
most conveniently arranged homes
in town.
The discussion of the woman
suffrage question has not ceas
ed. The Journal has two or three
good communications hearing
upon the subject, hut they were
unavoidably left over until next
week.
Will pay five cents per pound for
smooth, fat hogs, weighing from
100 pounds up. Forward sows and
stags will he docked. Call or phone
my barn for full information. All
hogs must he fat. A, M. Edgar,
Newark, Arkansas,
The Newark public school clos
ed a successful term last Friday.!
The following students finished
I the public school course: Miss Iva
Baker, Miss Ollie Hawkins, Miss
Eliza Mayhan, Miss Ona Morgan,
Miss Hattie Rodgers, Miss Opal
Wilson, Miss Susie Rodgers and
! Roy Robertson.
Mrs. Mollii* Bedford of Oklaho
ma C ity, Okla., is spending a few
ays in town visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. Magness and Mr. and Mrs.
’. 11. Bearing.
The monument at the grave of
Irs. Mamie Tharp in Blue Spring,
emetery will be unveiled by the
Voodmen Circle at 3 o’clock Sun
lay afternoon.
Rev. John Taylor of Calico Rock
>ccupicd the pulpit at the Baptist
hurch at the Saturday night and
Sunday services, and delivered
iOme good sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adams of Oil
1'rough and Mrs. Lizzie Vaughan
>f this place, left Wednesday even
ng for Paris, Tex., to spend a few
seeks visiting relatives.
Newark furnished a large dele
gation of visitors for the Reunion
it Little Rock this week, and as it
vould he easier to mention those
vho remained at home than those
-vho went, The Journal cannot at
:empt to mention all the the visit
ors from here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Fetzer and
family left yesterday morning for
Hatton, Polk county, where they
ivill make their future home. They
ire good people and their many
friends regret to lose them from
the community, but wish them
success in their new home.
Section Foreman ('. J. Drennen
is now working a force of fourteen
hands on the gravel spur track.
The railroad is spending quite a
aim of m >ney for labor in this
community now, and many of the
men employed are our home men.
Mr. Drennen’s crew are all
home men, and their pay has bent
advanced to $1.50 a day.
GUARDIAN S SALE OF LAND
Nolie*- is herein given that the un
dersigned, as guardian of * >na Morgan
an*l Nettie Morgan, minora, under
and In virtue of an order of the ITo
hat* i n u t of Inde|«?nd* nr* Countv,
Arkansas, mhile and ordered of record
on the l*t day of May . Ihl l. will, on
SATTUI)AY, .ir.VK in, lull
* dl tin- following described real estate
situate in the County of I nde|>cndene*:
and State ol Arkansas, as the proper
ty of said minors, for the purpose of
eiluoatingand maintaining them,to-w ,c
An undivided one-half interest m
and to the northwest fractional quar
ter of the southwest quarter of Section
•h Tw,i. 12. N. It. 4. \\\, lying west of
Mud crock, and containing thirty
acres, more or less; also an undiv id* d
one-half interest in and to liloek No.
11, of Tomlinson's Addition to the
W * stern division of Newark. \rk
containing two acres, mon or less;
also an undivided one-half interest in
and to the north half of liloek :u or
the Western Division of the Town ,,f
Newark, Ark., containing one acre,
more or less: and a part of the west
half of hot No. 2, of the northwest
quarter of Section 5, Twp. 12, N. it.
4, W., described hy feet as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a point 60 feet north
Of tile northwest corner of Block No.
I. of Tomlinson's Addition to the
Western Division of the Town of
Newark, Ark., thence east 160 feet;
thence north 180 feet; thence west 115
feet: thence south 158 feet to place of
beginning, containing one acre, more
or less.
Said real estate will be sold at pu
lie outcry, to the highest bidder,
the front door of the postoliice, *
Front street, in the Town of Newar
Ark., on a credit of four months, tl
purchaser being required to give no
with approved security, for'"'the pu
chase money so bid by him,
v V\F- 'V,,K'llAN' Duardiai
Newark, Ark., May 12, lull.
h you want to buy or sell property
of any kind figure with us.
HLNDERSON REAL ESTATE CO.
Newark, Arkansas
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Of continuous service, during which time we have had pleasant deal
ings with nearly every male citizen of the county and have accommodat
ed nearly every business man in the county, we are still at the old
stand, better equipped by experience and resources than ever, to give
you the very best banking service.
OUR NAME STANDS FOR STRENGTH IN THE BANKING WORLD
The National Bank of Batesville
1. N. Barnett, President,
Jno. Q. Wolf, Cashier.
\V. J. Erwin, Vice President,
OT II E K I) I K EC TO ICS
R. C. Dorr, l'. T. Rosenthal, Chas. F. Cole, J. W. Williamson, W. F. Ball, R. A. howdy.
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