REPUBLICANS NOMINATE A TICKET
At the Convention Held at Bates
ville Saturday l-ull Ticket
Was Nominated
The Republicans held their con
vention at Bafesville Saturday and
placed . nil ticket in the field for
county ollii t r-.
Following is the ticket nominat
ed: Rep! ‘sentative, H. A. Bick
ers and L S. Starnes; county
judge,-! W. Scott: circuit clerk, I
W. R. Baxter; sheriff, Sam Tuggle:
county clerk, W. N. Osborne: as-j
sessor, L. 11. Bonner; treasurer,
James F. Huddleston; collector,
M. F. Bruce; coroner, Joe Wells:
surveyor, John Hindman.
WOODHEN ENTERTAINHENT
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The entertainment given Mon-'
day night by the local camp of
Woodmen and the Woodmen Cir
cle was a very enjoyable affair and
was well attended. Quite a num
ber from Batesville, Oil Trough,
Sulphur Rock, Newport and Char
lotte were present and all seemed [
to enjoy themselves.
A colored string band from
Newport furnished music for the
occasion and the program, as pre
viously published in The Journal,
was very creditably rendered.
Refreshments were served about
11:30, after which those who were
so inclined repaired to the Ratton
hall where dancing was indulged
in until the wee sma' hours of
morn.
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS
Jim Robertson went to Sulphur
Rock Monday.
Mrs. Ona Robertson is on the
sick list this week.
Berry picking and canning is
the order of the day.
John Jones of Gainsbero town
ship was in our midst Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Lawton of
Newark attended preaching at
Pleasant Hill Sunday.
School will begin at Oak Hill
next Monday. Miss Mattie Wood
has again been employed as teach
er.
Al. 1>. Hugh's lias gone on the
road again in the interest of the
Humboldt Marble Co. and the
Stark Nursery.
Rev. K. A. Horn began a pro
tracted meeting at Pleasant Hill
Saturday night. Quite an inter
est is being manifested.
G. W. and 11. V. and C. P.
Meriwether and families, F. M.
Barnett, T. .1. McDonald and oth
ers went fishing down on Black
river one day last week, and re
port a wetting which they say
they greatly enjoyed.
At the Farmers I’nion at Oak
Hill Saturday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the
ensuing year. F. M. Barnett,
re-elected president; F. M. Engles,
vice president; S. ,1. Curtis, secre
tary; .1. M. Hurley, chaplain; \V.
J. Holcombe, lecturer; J. W.
Bramble.v, conductor; W. J. Bice,
doorkeeper.
If you want to buy or
sell real estate see
Craig & Hoore, Newark.
CHARLOTTE CHRONICLES.
Mins Lena Brown spent the
Fourth at Cave City.
Hoy Gibson of Sulphur Hock
visited friends here Monday.
Miss Sal lie Nuckolls visited Miss
Irene Baker at Dota Sunday.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. G. W .
Jernigan a fine boy, on the sixth.
Several from here attended
church at Walnut Grove Sunday.
Miss Agness Hall of Batesville
spent Saturday and Sunday at this
place.
Farris Kice of Sulphur Hock at
tended the party here Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Crigler and j
family attended church at Anti-,
ocli Sunday.
Prof. Sidney Pickens of Sulphur
Rock attended the lodge here Sat
urday evening.
Miss Letitia Fort of Batesville j
is visiting the family of W. B.
Baker this week.
Urban Haddock and Curt Ston
er attended the picnic at Gray’s
Spring on the Fourth.
Miss Nettye Beven.s of Sulphur
Rock visited friends and relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lillie Nuckolls and daugh
ter, Miss Laura, and Miss Lucy
Criglcr spent Sunday at Sharp.
School opened here Monday
under the supervision of Prof, j
John Blair and Misfs Vela Jerni
gam
Mrs. Will Jernigan and daugh
ter, Miss Vela, visited friends and
relatives at Sulphur Rock Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walden
of Hazel (trove visited the family i
of J. C. McGill Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Sallie Nuckolls entertained
a large number of her friends at
her home Saturday night. Every
one reported a nice time.
Esther Churchill and Raymond
Yates entertained their little
friends at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Yates Wednesday eve
ning.
CONDEMNS QUARRELS
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(CONTIM KI) FROM 1*AGE 1)
seem to want to discuss men and :
not principles. Is this the spirit j
of our Savior f
Now, Mr. Editor, you may
place the prefix to my name if you
desire. I am not ashamed of it
for the highest authority on earth
gave it to me.
Yours for the Master's cause,
G. L. Fink.
Patriot
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FROM PLEASANT PLAINS.
The boys are playing ball this
summer.
Most everybody is laying by
crops this week
Miss Beulah Brooks is visiting
in Cleburn county.
Dr. McAdams of Clay was in
town last Saturday.
Ernest Brooks will teach the
Alonzo school this summer.
There are several on the sick list
at present, but no serious sickness. |
Claud Petty and Albert McKaig
still make weekly trips to Floral.
The Pleasant Plains Cornet
band will play at the McHue pic
nic the 21st.
Will Hammonds, our old band
[leader will instruct a band at He
! ber this summer.
,J. D. Honeycutt of Nashville, j
Tenn., visited hi* brother at this j
i place from the 4th till the 10th.
F. W Pearson made a trip to j
Little Bock last week where he !
j took a special treatment for his j
throat.
Most of the young people at- j
1 tended the all-day singing at Den-1
mark last Sunday, and all report a j
: nice time.
Taylor Silers, Sr., who has been i
visiting relatives here for some j
time, returned to hi* home in Tex- j
a* the first of the week, aceona-1
panied by Mrs. Dave Ward of
| Floral.
Rev. S. B. Vick started to Mi*
souri la*t Tuesday accompanied J
by his daughter,Miss Edaa. I hey
are making the trip for their
health and we hope it will prove
beneficial.
Misses Pearl and Mabel M ood
of Sabinal, Texas, visited relatives i
and friends here last week. 1 hey J
went from here to Judsonia where j
they will spend two or three
1 months before returning to Texas.
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