Hoo Hoo Initiation Draws Prescott Crowd
The Prescott gathering for the Hoo Hoo order included 25 out of town guests and six new initiates. The evening featured a parade, a turkey supper, toasts, and speeches at Park Hotel and Woodman Hall, with about 13 members now in the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Chicago
Hot Springs
Park Hotel
Woodman Hall
Nat Martin
L. P. Beidelman
Chas. F. Pittman
R. D. Scott
B. B. Young
J. L. Bell
Prescott
N. C. C. Marshall
Ab. Thomas
H. J. Bear
Hope
R. M. Merrill
Benton
C. L. Starker
Caddo Gap
J. C. McGrath
Little Rock
Veils in All Shades With Wide Range of Prices
A display offers veils in blue brown black and red in multiple shades with prices listed from a low point upward, inviting shoppers to compare styles.
Two Negroes Admit Attack on Store Keeper
Lawrence Butler and Will Cash, jailed on a Thursday night assault charge against John G. Benton, confessed to plotting the robbery at Benton's store. Butler struck Benton, Cash fled, and Butler feared discovery, then both fled. The text then discusses a local Ku Klux Klan origin tale and historical notes on Klan activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Butler
Will Cash
John G. Benton
Lackland
Whitesides
Benton
Butler
Mr. Benton
Cash
Clansman Coming to Opera House Dec 5
Sidney Smith announces The Clansman will appear at the opera house on the evening of December 5. Prices are 1.50 1.00 and 75 cents, with seating limited to colored patrons. The 32 member cast features real horses and large scenery with a third act horse on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Smith
Clansmain
Opera House
Fourth Quarterly Conference Held in Okolona
The event drew prominent Methodists to Okolona yesterday. Forest fires near Boswell caused damage this week. Mr Stitt Arch and Sam McGill lost fences and Arch lost a hay barn with much hay. The Missouri River bridge at the Bluff linking Clark and Nevada counties is now complete and open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oko
Tona
Boswell
Mr. Stitt
Arch
Sam McGill
Missouri
Clark
Nevada
Hardwood mill destroyed by fire near railroad line
Last night around 10 o clock the old hardwood saw mill owned by M W Greeson near the railroad track a mile north of town burned completely. No insurance, estimated loss about 12000. The plant had not operated for years but a startup was planned for early next year. Cause blamed on burning grass ignited by a passing train. A claim may be placed with the railroad company. Mrs Isaac Moore returned to Hope after a visit near Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Greeson
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Concatenation
T. H. Duke
Moncrief Millinery Co
Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
South Carolina
Carolinas
Charleston
Supreme Court
Congress
Okolona
Isaac Moore
St. Louis
Sea Island
Canton
Ozan Mercantile Co
Prescott, Arkansas
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