THE home news
publ^—F"d"*‘ M^r”ArkD
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. und Pub
»i°° p,r Ye"'° AJ’,*"C<’
cnfpred as second-class mat
t 26, 1915, at the post
11p at McCrory, Ark., under
jgActof March 3, 1879.
Friday, Oct. 13, 1916.
Democratic Nominees
For Governor—
C. H. Brough
For Congressman—
T. H. Caraway
For Prosecuting Attorney—
p. R. Andrews
For Sheriff
Alex McGregor
For Circuit Clerk—
L. W. Winfree
For County Clerk—
Walter Jimerson
For Treasurer—
Roy Mitchell
For County Judge—
A. L. Hutchins
For Representative—
Ross Mathis
For Assessor—
Edgar Miller
For Road Overseer—
J. L. Bronte
Ginning Report.
Following is the number of
bales of cotton ginned by the
various gins in this section up to
and including Wednesday, Oct.
27:
Fakes Merc. Co., McCrory, 1,010
A.S.Thompson, DeView, __ 870
Gray & Co., Grays,_ 742
JerniganM.&G.Co.,Bullville 635
McCrory Gin Co., McCrory, 591
Planters Gin Co., McCrory, 548
Gardner & Co., Jeiks,_ 256
Total..,... 4,652
Cotton was selling for 17c
a pound and seed for $47.00 a
ton at McCrory Wednesday.
Farmers and others shouk
send their very best products o:
tneir labor at once to the Wood
™ County Pair which will b(
e d at McCrory, Oct. 31. Adv
Tbe people of Woodruff Coun
y who enjoy high-class, educa
'°na and instructive entertain
entwd1 be delighted if the}
M Big Chautauqua a
cCrory October, 14 to 17, in
C'US1Ve- Adv
CLOSING DAY ATTRAC
TIONS.
The Lyric Glee Club and Col.
G. A. Gearheart
Four fine fellows and they are
known for their great voices,
clean comedy and witty wisdom.
To hear them sing “The Old
Church Bell” makes one see the
old ivy-covered church, and its
tall turret, and the swinging
bell. The notes are so reminis
cent that the past rises before
one as a dream. From “The
Old Church Bell” to “Tipper
ary” the program is full of charm.
“Fun in an Old Fashioned
School” is a bit of comedy which
carries the audience back to the
dear old yesterdays. Not less
interesting is “The White Min
strels.” It is a jolly quartette—
these Lyrics- and the audience
never gets enough, always beg
ing for more of the sort of en
tertainment that cheers, inspires
and amuses. Laughter rings
from the audience as music from
the strings.
Afternoon and night the Lyrics
give a big program. Clements,
the tenor, has a voice of extraor
dinary sweetness. Williams,
the second tenor, is not only a
singer, but a comedian. As the
German school master, he dis
tinguishes himself as an actor.
Howard, baritone, is a pianist of
ability. His piano selections al
ways attract attention from in
telligent lovers of music. Gorgas
has a rich bass voice of great
range, and uses it with the ease
of a trained singer.
Augusta People Contribute.
The following have contributed
the amount opposite their names
in cash for the purpose of help
ing on the construction of a cross
ing on Cache River between
Jelks and Fakes:
A. Wiener_ _$5.00
W. B. Conner_ 5.00
W. F. Shoup... _ 5.00
Bank of Aug. & T. Co- 5.00
T. E. Stanley.. 5.00
Judge A. L. Hutchins_ 2.50
H. M. Woods_ 2.50
J. C. McDonald_ 2.50
C. L. Adamson_ 2.50
W. C. Berry, Jr.,__ 2.50
Dr. E. F. Brewer_ 2.00
R. H. Winfield_ 2.00
R. B. McKnight_ 2.00
M. Wilenzick_ 2.00
C. C. Heckart_ 2.00
Paul Martin_ ... 2.00
Airheart Drug Co- 2.00
W. W. Sale_ 1.00
J. Daniel_ 1.00
T. D. Wilkes_ _ 1.00
E. S. Lynch_ 1.00
E. M. Carl-Lee_ LOO
C. R. Stacy....._ 1.00
Duke Revel_ 1-00
Total Paid___$58.50
Mr. Clair Carson of Sterling,
111., is*here for a visit to his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Car
son.
Maj. C. W. McCrory is having
the front of his concrete business
house torn away to be rebuilt
with brick.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Dye, and
children, drove over in their car
from Augusta Saturday for a
twro days’ visit to friends and
relatives.
Meet me at the Fair, McCrory,
Oct. 31. Adv.
Dr. J. H. West of Grays is
now driving a new model Ford
car.
Born: Saturday, Oct. 7, 1916,
to Mr. and Mrs. Turner J. Fakes,
a boy.
Mr. J. H. Crossett is having
material placed on his large and
' beautiful lot in the south part of
| town for his new home which is
| soon to be erected.
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