TAX ASSESSOR’S
NOTICE
I will be at the following named places on the dates mentioned for the purpose of
assessing the per capita and personal property of Woodruff County, Arkansas.
Barnes School House
Pumpkin Bend
Tip
Bullville
Wiville
JUNE
Monday 5
Tuesday 6
Wednesday . 7
Thursday 8
Friday 9
Howell
Riverside
Grays
Revels
Jelks
DeView
Morton
Penrose
Hillemann
Hunter
Mayberrys Store
McClelland
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
10
12
13
14
15
16 and 17
19
20
21
22, 23 and 24
26
27
Cotton Plant Wednesday, Thur., Fri. and Sat. 28, 29, 30 and July 1
JULY
Gregory Monday
Fitzhugh Tuesday
Snapp School House Wednesday
McCrory Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Augusta Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
3
4
5
6, 7 and 8
10, 11 and 12
I will be in my office in the courthouse in Augusta until August 15* after which
date penalty will be attached. NO LIST WILL BE ACCEPTED BY MAIL UNLESS
PROPERLY SWORN TO before a notary public or justice of the peace.
EDGAR MILLER, Assessor.
H. Arnof was in Wynne Sun
day the guest of friends.
Brad Brady, a leading citizen
of Howell, was a McCrory visi
tor last Saturday.
Dane Angus is home from a
big visit to Judsonia where he
had a delightful time. A feature
of his visit was a private dance
given in his honor by one of the
fair damsels of that city.
Lee Mitchell of Truman was
the guest of McCrory relatives
the past week.
Messrs Wade Jeffries, Elmo
Marsh and Tom McFall spent
Sunday with friends in Augusta.
Myric Stark of DeView is the
proud possessor of a new seven
passenger Studebaker automobile
purchased from McCrory & Bar
ber, local agents.
H. B. Gray and daughter, Mrs.
Pyles, were Augusta visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Best left Sunday
for a week's visit to her sister,
Mrs. R. L. Little at Judsonia.
Mesdames Tom Coak and Har
ry Kelley returned Sunday to
their homes at Holly Grove after
a visit to their brothers, John
and James Barrentine.
OFFICIAL VOTE
School Election Held May, 20
1916. McCrory Special
School District
The school election Saturday
aroused more interest than any
ever held heretofore, 164 votes
being polled, however, the same
passed off pleasantly, each fac
tion working quietly but earnest
ly to win. It was freely admit
ted and talked by both factions
that the main issue was whether
or not the district should be di
vided, the people at Jelks given
a school, or whether the matter
should rest as at present.
The victory was a very decisive
one and the vote shows plainly
that the people desire the school
to remain as it is now and, too,
the vote will have to be conceed
ed a compliment to Prof. Wood
bury who has been doing faith
ful service for our school and its
children. The directors who re
tained his services for another
year were re-elected by a two-to
one vote over their opponents
who were unfavorable toward
him as our principal. Following
is the vote sa was polled:
For directors to serve three
years: (Vote for two)
F. Lewis 109
D. M. Huff 104
M. H. Patterson 51
J. L. Bronte 48
J. L. Bronte did not know that
his name was on the ballots
until after the election.
For director to serve two years
(Vote for one)
H. P. Hargis 99
H. B. Gray 56
For director to serve for one
year: (Vote for one)
W. B. Fakes 98
W. G. Dilliard 57
For seven mills tax for general
school purposes, 155.
Against seven mill tax for gen
eral school purposes, 4.
For county uniformity of text
books, 87.
Against county uniformity of
text books, 4.
J. W. Wilder and John Shear
er have returned from Birming
ham, Ala., where they attended
the U. C. V. reunion. They re
port a delightful trip and a grand
reunion.
Milliard Crotzer has accepted a
position with Wm. R. Moore Dry
Goods Co., of Memphis. Milliard
is a bright young fellow, honest
and reliable and we are sure will
never do anything that would
cause his employer to regret hav
ing given him a position. He is
one who deserves and will win
promotion if given half a chance
and we predict that Milliard will
some day be one of the men
higher up with his company
which is one of the largest in
the South.