Flora Journal-Record

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PART TWO
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VOLUME  X ''¦* JOtTRNAL, Vol. B8.    No. 14
FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1922
NUMBER 29
SAILOR SPRINGS
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Frank Willianis, who has been In Topeka, Kansas the past while, came home Ti^esday for a short visit with hia parents while his foot Is healing, which he get injured while working in the Santa Fe shops. It Is much better. He gets around on crutches. The sale of Mrs. Bftie Noll's waa well attended by people (rom 8. 8. 'JBrerything sold well.
Thad Rinehart waa called to Chi¬ cago the first of the week, where he woa examined by Uiiel« Sam.
Robert Reed, Tom'mte Hall, Oeo. Coibom and IMx Ownbel andited the township' booka Tawday.
Birthday dinner was well enjoyed at Joh|i R. Cooper's south of town, Tuesday. Harry Cooper and (amity eame through town on their way there.
Mr. and Mrs. 8allor   Coggan   and . Mrs. Will   Rinehart   were   busines* callers fu Olney Wedneaday.
Rememher the basaar and good eats April 16th.    All come ont.
Meeting did not begin Wednesday aight. Not until Thursday, on ac- eount at the rain. All come out and hear good sermons.
Arthur Prutlger visited last San- day with his twin brother, Arnold Prutlger, at Dressel's. I missed mentioned laet week.
Alfred Conley returned Thuraday (rom Little Rock, Ark., where he has spent the winter.
Lawrence Oumbel was called to LouiSTille Friday, to met Joe Deseh's children, who were sent here after thetr parents deserted them near Sprin^ield.
Wm. Smith bought the property of Mrs. Ell Baldwin tlrst house south ot F. M. DHIman's. He will soon move there, for they are Improving the house and will soon havg it ready to move into.
School will close Tuesday, April 4. Teachers and pupils will both be clad when the day comes, for they are getting tired.
Little Ruth Beasley spent Wednes¬ day nite with Sis Benner.
Big dinner Friday at Mrs. Mary Rinehart's and Thad's was well en- Joyed by Rev. and Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Hrs. John I. Levitt.
Hrs. Alice Haines eame one day the last of the week and is ready to do  dressmaking.
Mr. and Mrs. Sailoi^ Coggan moved
to their home    Monday.    We    wish
them well in their new undertaking.
Howard  Phillips and  family will
move to Mrs. Callts' property.
Hr. and Hrs. Willard Dewhirst Tis¬ ited Sunday wtth Mrs. W. D. Dillman. Ur. and Hrs. Ralph Hastings left Sunday night for Carbondale where he will attend school the coming sum¬ mer.
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(EvaBgeltne) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hornbuckle, of Flora,    spent    Sunday    with    hts mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Hornbuckle; and sister, Mtss Ona. -
Elder Warren Crippin conducted the funeral servicea of Dale Rochelle on Wednesday instead o( Slder Kello. Hiss Mary Tubbs and brother, Wal¬ ter of Fairfield, Miss Nln* Nelson of near Geff, attended the sorTl«es. Mr. and Mrs. Kello, Mra. Brerett Lane, Harry Mattesoa, with Mrs. Matteson at tho piano, all of Cisne, furnished (Ine music tOf the services.
Mr. and Hrs. Howard Judd ot Flora, were gueata o( C. O. STPult and wife on Sunday.
Just after crosidnK bridge over Coon Creek, north ot L. O. Hale's on Thursday Barl Craig and Claude Thompson bad a narrow eoeape from downing. The water on south side of bridge waa so deep and the current so strong that thte buggy was turned into the ditch and the horses became entangled in a barb wtro (ance. Res¬ cuers came and loosened the horses and helped the men out. Earl Craig was seatetd on top of buggy.
Dr. J. L. Young was called here on Thursday to visit Hr. and Mrs. Allen Michels' little child.
Hrs. Vaughn went to Olney on Thursday to spend a tew days with her sons  Charles and Uarion.
Hr. and Mrs. Harry Uatteson of CIsne, were guesta ot Ur. and Mrs. B. A. Keith on Wednesday.
Everett Pearee is at St. Louis at St. John's hospital having his tonsils treated.
Clel McOrew and daughter, MlSs Cecil, of near Xenta, vtsited relatives here on Friday.
D. F. Chaney retnmed to hia home at Springfleld on Thursday .
Fred Powell and M. O. Karr con¬ ducted final examination here on Sat¬ urday.
Dr. Parker ot Johnsonville,   called
on Tuesday to see Mrs. Jane Purdue.
Russell and Clarence Shehorn left
last week for Woolstock, Iowa, where
they have employment.
Miss Pauline Jordan returned to Carbondale on Sunday after spending a week here with her parents, Mr. and Hrs. Dios Jordan.
An entertainment will be given in the Wilson building on Saturday night.
Hrs. Bertha Kautz went to Roch¬ ester on Saturday, where her hus¬ band, Richard Kauix , has employ¬ ment.
SPECIMEN   PRIMARY   BALLOT
ELECTION TUESDAY. APRIL 11. 1922. CLAY COUNTY. ILLINOIS
RETDBLICAN PARTY DEMOCRATIC rARTT   SOCUUST PARTY    Fame^Lallor Party
For state Treasurer OSCAR NELSON
INGRAHAM
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For Snperintsadeat of Public Instruction   (Vote (or one)
LJ ADDISON M. SHELTON
LJ FRANCIS G. BLAIR
For Representative in   Congress SUte at Large ^_^ (Vote (Or Two)
Q   VDOrUD IUSOI( IDCX LJ BENJAMIN MICHALEK LJ HENRY R. RATHBONE LJ RICHARD YATES
LJ JOHN J. BROWN
For Representative in Congress State  at  Large (To Fill Vacancy)   (Vote tor one)
LJ MARY BELLE SPENCER
I     I JOHN J. BROWN
LJ STEPHEN A. DAY LJ   WDOflED MASON HUCK
LJ BENJAMIN MICHALEK Q   WEUAN WALTER SCOH
For State Treasurer (Vote tor one)
For Representative in  Congress Twenty-Fdurth   District
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D. H. MIddleton and wife, Floyd Anderson and family, and Theron Jackson and family ot lola, visited at Frank Middleton's Sunday.
Mlss Amy Hartln closed a success¬ ful term of scjiool at Orange Lawn Friday.
Hrs. Irmlne Dunn, teacher of White Pine school, apant Thursday night with Arlie Jones.
Bmest Prebble and family called at Oeorge Anderson's Sunday after¬ noon.
Mrs. J. P. Tate was delightful sur¬ prised Saturday when a tew friends and relatives gathered at her home with well-filled baskets to help cele¬ brated her seventy-second birthday. A tine dinner and a good social time was enjoyed by all. Those present were: J. W. Hartln, and vrlfe and daughter. Miss Amy, Charles Mul¬ llns and family. Little HIggason, and family, Mr .and Mrs. Oeorge Ander¬ son and Mrs. Delia Warsen. Lee Walker and wife and daughter, Mlss Vera, were afternoon callers.
Mr .and Hrs. Forrest Anderson are the proud parents of a little daugh¬ ter, born Harch 29. She has been named ^Sarah Bllen.
Floyd Anderson and family vistted with Hrs. Sallie Anderson Saturday.
School closed at Russell Thursday with Rob Dow a» teacher..
The attendance at the Christian church is Increasing and every one ts taking great interest in the service. There were 93 in attendance last Sun¬ day.
Hrs. Gould Hurvin and children ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Blmer Fehrenbach.
The ladies of the Christian church served dinner at Norva Bryant's sale Monday.    Proceeds about $40.
Murvil Smith spent Sunday at Shamrock as usual. Things are looking suspicious, Munril.
Pauline Bryant is able to be up most of the time.
Norva Bryan leaves Wednesday for his work in Loqistaua.
Hrs. Chas. Bryant called at the hotel Honday evening.
Rev. Rosborough ate Sunday din¬ ner at Lee Husgrove's.
Willie Weber began his duties as assistant cashier at tbe bank Hon¬ day.
Henry C. James of Bogota, bas consented to act as auctioneer at the basaar which is to be given by the Ladies Aid ot the Christian church in Hay.
Ur. and Mrs. Newton Murphy spent Wednesday with Mrs. Blla Wood.
Dyke Dillman is    assisting    EM Smith in the postoffice.
There will be preaching services at the Baptist church next Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies Improvement club ts planning for an egg supper, to be given on Saturday nite, April 15, for the benefit ot walks. E}verybody in¬ vited.
LJ THOMAS S. WILLIAMS
For State Ontral Ck>mmltteeman Twenty-Fourth   District ^^ (Vote for one)
LJ GEORGE M. MILEY
I    I ALLEN. E. WALKER
For Representative in Oeneral
Assembly, 4 2d District (Vote for one, two or three)
LJ CHARLES L. McMACKIN
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LJ CHARLES P. LEACH Q   lOKBTKU NcKDORY
LJ WnXIAM p. MURPHY LJ EDWARD F. RYAN LJ PETER BARTZEN LJ JAMES J. BRADY LJ W. C. CUFFORD LJ   WILLIAN IDUNDOtUUI
LJ HARRY S. KRAMER
For Superintendent ot Public Instruction ^^ (Vote for one)
LJ PETER S. RYAN LJ JOHN DUDA
LJ JAMES A. MURPHY
For Representative In Congress State  at  Large ^^ (Vote for Two)
LJ JOHN L. SWEENY LJ ALLEN D. ALBERT I    I MICHAEL H. CLEARY LJ SIMON J. GORMAN LJ WILUAM MURPHY LJ C. S. SCHNIEDER
I    IWILUS R. SHAW
For RepresenUtlve in   Congrass
SUte at Large
(To Fill Vacancy)
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For RepresenUtlve in  Congrass     Twenty-Fourth   District
LJ   DENTSEY T. WOOMRO
For State Central Committeeman Twenty-Foarth  Dlatrlct
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VAL B. CAMPBELL
For Senatorial Committeeman
For County Clerk
JAMES McGregor
For County Judge (Vote for one)
R. S. C. REAUGH
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LJ BEN HAGLE
FOR SALE
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One G. E. 110 Volt Direct Current 110 H. P. R. P. M. 1700 Motor, Price  $12.00
One Westinghouse 110 Volt Direct Current 1-20 H. P.
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One Fidelity Elec. 110 Volt Direct Current 1-10 H. P.
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For (Vou
Sheriff for one)
IRA SPEAKS
VICTOR A. LEWIS
ARCHIE GREEN
For bounty Treasurer (Vote (or one)
LJ JOHN M. ETCHISON LJ B. F. HAYES
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For RepresenUtlve in (3eneral Assembly, 4 2d District  (VoU (or one, two or three)
LJ A. B LAGER ,^
LJ SILAS L. DAVIDSON I    I J. E. McMACKIN I    I JOSEPH TELFORD LJ H. D. McCOLLUM
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