The Nevada County picayune., October 19, 1922, Image 5

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WHEN YOU
WANT
Dry Goods
Groceries
or
Feed
1. E. BARHAM
Phone 29
We Deliver
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Mr Editor If you will allow m<
per in the dear old Picayune, I’ll
rj in my meekness to shout the sound
» Lem and the rest of the dear old
K)j= who “it'll lire, and are hopeful
if an oil field in the near future Oh.
low sweet if would sound to heat the
ihistle Mow, and see the smoke roll
tom the boilers that put forth the
team that furnishes the power that
hoots forth tlu* drill stem up and down
rom the bowels of the dear old mother
arth, that let that blessed fluid eotne
o light. So r glit there the panic
rould come to an end. and just think
if the smiles that would eome and go
in those dear old farmers1 faces. Waves
in u slop-bucket would he a small
ibject in my opinion.
The good people in this part are
broileti gathering and the job was no
ianl one. and the hoys are making
rrangements to go to Havnesville.
•a., to make the r get-by money.
The lindrau football team defeted
he Magnolia Aggies f. to (l in a hard
wight game at P.odeaw Saturday,
kt 11 This was the second game of
he season, and the first to win. so you
eo they are growing stronger.
Lom says fox hunting is somewhat
wrrysonie around Sutton, (luess Uncle
lubble lias chased them in. But he
atient. old boy. we have one or two in
ie«o parts that you might catch.
Quite a few of our citizens are fish
>g mi the lake and report a fine time
nd plenty of fish
Luck to all.
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Jaalousy is never satisfied until it
'scorers what is suspects.
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Perhaps you need a new
°ne—on each foot.
A deliapidated sole is a
nuisance. A new one is a
joy.
SHOES
economically repaired
while you wait.
R. A. WYLIE
Prescott Arkansas
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SUTTON
Kl(l. Gold filled his regular appoint
ment at Harmony church Sunday.
Qu te a number of our people at
tended the Baptist Association at Mt.
; olive Sunday and reported a fine meet
! ing. Next session is to be held with
Lanelmrg church Oct. 102.T
•I- N Rogers and family of Slocum,
Texas, have moved hack to Arkansas,
and will make their future home at
Hope.
The Athenian Literary Society will
render their first program at the High
School build ng Friday night, Oct. 20,
102d Every one lias a special invita
tion.
Miss Muriel Galloway, who is at
tending school at Prescott, .visited
friends and home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Fincher of
Stamps, are spending a week with Mrs.
Fincher’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. It.
Whitten.
The Sutton High School is progress
ing nicely. We have enrolled 200 pup
ils and still there’s room for more. We
now have one of the best schools ever
taught at Sutton.
Mrs. L. K Whitten, who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks,
is not doing so well today (Monday.)
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Andrews of Hope,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Herman Butler of Union, was
in our burg this morning.
M sses Clemmie Mitchell and Tennie
Bennett and Alta Bullock spent Sun
day with Miss Hova Armstrong.
Miss Helen Murry spent Friday
night with her sister, Mrs. Bruce Price.
Messrs. Cyril Pate and Neil Easter I
ling attended the State Fair at Little
Rock.
Bynum Easterling of Hope, made
another call at Rev. .1 W. Erwin’s
Sunday.
A. (». Wren and family attended the
show at Hope Saturday.
Prof. Ernest Stixvl and wife moved
to Holly Springs last week, where he
w II he engaged in teaching school this
winter.
A. A Galloway lias been suffering
for the last few days with a bonefelon
Success to the Picayune and all its i
readers
Hello to the dear old Picayune and
its readers. As 1 have been absent for
several weeks, will come again
Have been to the oil fields in Louis
iana. and all around, and am now back
and ready for school
School opened this morning with a
nice program, a nice talk by Alex Rea
vert, another by W. K. Stockton, and
Uncle Jack Graham, then the principal,
prof. E. S. Abercrombie, made a very
interesting talk, which meant much to
the patrons as well as the pupils of
the school.
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BOUGHTON
Mrs. L. I> Cox is visiting her son,
Leo Cox this week.
Charley Renfro of Hope, visited his
brother and mother yesterday.
Mrs. C.eo. Stack is on the sick list.
Lee Renfro and family visited Billie
Cornelius and family yesterday
Horace Fullerton spent the night
with the writer Saturday. Come again
Horace.
Andy Ricket left for Little Rock last
S nday.
Well as news is scarce, will write
mure next time. Must now get off to
school.
With best wishes to the many rend
ers of the dear old Picayune.
PUBLIC SALE
On Monday. Oct. .‘JO. 1022 l will offer
for sale at my farm ,r» miles north of
Prescott near the old Shady drove
school ground, all of my household
furniture and farm tools to the high
est bidder:
1 bedstead. 1 dresser. I rocking chair.
1 sewing machine, 1 center table.
safes. 1 Dazey churn. 2 wash kettles. 2
tubs. .‘I tables. Farm tools—1 Luedln
ghaus wagon. 1 Oliver cultivator, 1
section harrow, 1 McCormick mower,
1 rake, 2 turning plows. 1 gee whiz,
1 set shop tools, 2 plow stocks, 2 tons
hay, 2 good mules, many small articles
too numerous to meat on. Terms, cash.
MRS. F. P. HARRIS. Owner.
S.F. Connell, Auctioneer Clerk.
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Of course, children may not know
quite as much as their parents do, but
they know it better, perhaps.
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Arguments are lost on hungry men.
EMMET
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Tho party at Mrs. .1. M. Johnson’s
Saturday night was enjoyed by nil who
were present.
Mrs. Meridth Crumby who was op
erated on at the Park Sanitarium, re
turned to her home on route one Sun
day greatly improved.
Will Cook of route 2, died at his
home last Thursday evening at 0
o’eloek. and was buried at tho Snell
Cemetery at .‘1 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Me leaves behind him to mourn his
death a wife and five children, two
girls and three boys, and one brother,
Lee Cook. All were with him at his
death. Besides these lie leaves a host
of friends and distant relatives
Misses Lillian Wylie and Trudie
Segler. who are taking a business
course at Prescott, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Elsie Beaty left Sunday for
Bluff City, where she is to teach this
winter.
Miss Orel Snell who is teach ng at
Mineral Springs, visited home folks
the last week end*
Mrs ,T. T Snell and daughter,
Thelma Josephine, visited Mr. Snell’s
mother and sister at Hope last week.
Mrs. Mack McFarland and small
daughter. Era. were business visitors
to Hope Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. I’atd McFarland and
infant son of Fastland. Texas, return
ed to the r home Monday, after spend
ing two weeks visit ng Mr. McFarland’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McFar
land of this city and Mrs. McFarland’s
sister. Mrs. Monk Christopher of ITes
eott.
Miss Vera Phillips, the primary
teacher, spent the week-end with her
parents at Prescott.
Mr and Mrs. .! B. Younmns were
le siness visitors to Prescott Friday.
Miss Inez Tyree :s ill from chills
and fever Hattie, her sister, loft Sat
urday for Buckner, to open Inez’s
school which began Modnay
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| P1NEY GROVE j
Here we are again, with winter in
sight.
Elton Parks of Clark county, is vis
iting relatives in Nevada county.
Johnny Andrews was attending to
business matters in Prescott Saturday.
Johnny Wheats was a pleasant vis
itor at Piney Wednesday n ght
]j. K. Murphy and family were visi
tors to Prescott Monday
(Jeorge Siders was driving around in
a new buggy Thursday.
Monroe Orren and family of Stephens
were visiting relatives and friends here
Saturday night and Sunday.
Misses Alice and NeIPe Stratton
were over at Piney Saturday night.
Misses Cion Orren of Stephens, and
May Overton spent Saturday night with
Misses Dupree and Naomi Orrens
Duwnrd Orren. who is going to
school at Presctot, attended tin* musi
cal at John Brown’s Saturday night
Miss Estelle Jormnin was the center
of attraction at the musical at John
Brown’s Saturday night.
William Hoover and family s|ient
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Alonzo
Hoover of Emmet.
Messrs. Archie Dickinson. Noel El
more and Earl Elmore were business
visitors to Prescott Saturday.
Sam Orren was a visitor to Prescott
Saturday.
Dewey Defore and family were
pleasant visitors over at Piney Satur
day night
Lewis Jones and fam ly was over
at Piney Saturday night.
1,. It. Murphy and family were over
at l’diey Saturday night
William Hoover and family went on
a fishing trip last week, catching about
70 lbs of fish
finite a large crowd from Boughton
and Prescott attended the meeting at
Piney Sunday night The following
were* here from Prescott : M ss Blanch
Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Boss Wimberly,
Mr and Mrs. Aquilla Stuart. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe llaynie; from Boughton.
Misses May Beaver!. Alta Itenfro,
Edna Beavert. Bessie Renfro. Ruth
and Hazel IVckinson. Messr-* Lee Die
burne. Grady Stockton.
Willie MeNeely was a pleasant vis
itor to Piney Sunday night.
Perry Wheats and Miss May Over
ton were pleasant visitors to Piney
Sunday night.
Seaman Taylor and M ss Ruth El
more were at Piney Grove Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Elmore took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover
MAi E
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TRAP" MARK R
ALL KINDS OF WORK CLOTHES
When buying work clothes you want the best to
be had and at the best prices. You will find that we
have it.
WTe have the most complete line of work clothes
to be found in this part of the state and at prices that
cannot be met.
For work clothes, we have Corduroy suits, coats
and pants, Moleskin pants, Doeskin Jeans, Khaki
pants, Cotton flannel, Khaki and Wool shirts and of
the very best quality.
Overalls and Blue Shirts, we have the largest and
best stock to be found in town, including CROWN
SPECIAL and TUFF-NUT, and BIG BUCK shirts.
We carry all work clothes in extra sizes, overalls
50x36, jumpers 52, and regular pants 40x36.
For good wmrk clothes, see us.
JOE BOSWELL
THE CLOTHIER
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothe*
Prescott, Arkansas
Phone 190
Sunday.
Phleas Orren spout Sunday with
Grandpa Murphy and Uncle Clyde.
Hov. C. L. Stratton has gone down
to Wilmar where he will probably re
side.
Pearl ClnfT will leave next week for
Bearden, where he will work.
Mrs. Mattie Dickinson took dinner
with Mrs. C. L. Stratton Sunday.
M'sses Dupree,Naomi and Cleneva
Orren took dinner with Misses Nellie
and Alice Stratton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman White were
over at Piney Grove Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Holder and .1.
H. Hooks and family took dinner with
Mr and Mrs William Garner Sunday.
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Chickens come homo to roost with
iminfnl results at times. A wild and
reckless motorist was in the habit of
tearing through the country and ter
rifying pedestrians and other drivers
by Irs terrific speed Protests only
served to afford him greater amuse
ment Recently he took his wife for
n long distance tour, and proceeded to
glimpse only the high spots en route.
The inevitable happened and he took
her home in a coffin instead of in a
car The dead is entitled to sym
pathy.
Foreign kyigs continue to squeeze
their names into print every time they
abdicate.
r\' THE CHANCERY COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY. ARKANSAS
E. L. Holloway . Plaintiff.
V8.
R. L. Blakely. Jr., ct al. and certain lands.
_ 4 Defendants
Notice
Notice is hereby (riven that E. L. Holloway
j has filed in the Chancery Court of Nevada
County, Arkansas, a petition to confirm his
j title to the following lands to-wit :
I The Southwest quarter of the Southwest
I quarter of the Northeast quarter, anil the
| West half of the Southeast quarter of the
I Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter,
! and the West three quarters of the North
west quarter of the Southeast quarter; also
ithe West three quarters of the Southwest
i quarter of the Southeast quarter. except
| <*9-100 acres off the Southwest corner South
of the Springhill and Camden road, contain
ing 74.1 acre*, also all that part of the South
cast quarter of the Northwest quarter and the
Hast half of the Southwest quarter of Sec
tion Seventeen. Township Fourteen, South of
Range 21 west, lying North of the Camden
and Springfield road, and Fast of the Ross
ton and Waldo road, and more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning ten chains North of the center
of Section Seventeen, run West one chain,
seventy-one links, to the Kosslon and Waldo
road, thence South twelve degrees West along
Kosston and Waldo road to the Springhill
and Camden road, thence Fast eight degrees.
South seven chains, forty-five links along the
Springhill and Camden road, thence South
forty-eight degrees, Fast seven chains and
twenty-four links along the Springhill and
Camden road to the half section line of Sec
tion seventeen. thence North along half
section line to point of beginning, containing
27.Oil acres and containing in all 101.07 acres
more or less.
And all persons who claim any interest
in any of said lands are hereby called upon
to appear in said court and show cause why
the title of the petitioner should not be
confirmed.
Witness my hand and seal of said court,
this the lHth day of October, 1022.
(SKA I,) A S McGOUGH.
10-10-wfi * Clerk.
IN Tin: CHANCF.KY COUNT OF NEVADA
COUNTY. A I!KANS AS
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J. J. Harr Plaintiff,
vs.
It I.. Hlnkely. Jr., Ituth Davis White, and
certain lands Defendants.
Notice
Notice is hereby (riven that J. J. Harr has
filed in the Chancery Court of Nevada County
Arkansas, a petition to confirm his title to
the following lands to-wit:
The Fractional Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter, and the fractional South
west quarter of the Southeast quarter of
Section 17, township 14, South. Range 21
west, and the fractional Northeast quarter
of the Northwest quarter, and the fractional
Northwest quartet* of the Northeast quarter
of section 20. township 14, South range 21
west, more particularly described as followa:
llegin at a point on the auction line be
tween sections IT and 20, township 11, South
range 21 west, five chains and sixteen links
Kast of the Southwest corner of the South
west quarter of the Southeast quarter of
section 17, run thence North fifty degree*.
West four chain and forty-four bilks, thence
West seven degrees. South seventeen chains
and thirty-five links to the Willisville and
Stockton road, thence South along the Willia
ville and Stockton road to the line be
tween the Northeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter. and the Southeast
quarter of the Northwev quar - of said
section 20, thence Fast along said line six
teen chains and ninety links to the South
east corner of the Northeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter of section 20, thence
North ten chains, thence in a Northeasterly
direction on a direct line to the point of
beginning, containing ill all 42.93 acres more
or less. Also the Southeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter, and the North half of the
Southwest quarter of section 20, township 14,
South. Range 21 west.
And ail persons who claim any interest in
any of said lands are hereby called upon
to appear in said court and show cause why
the title of the petitioner should not be
confirmed.
Witness my hand and seal of siad court,
this the 18th day of October, 1922.
(SEAL) A S. McGOUGH.
10-19-wO Clerk.
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