Ark Gazette: Aug. 4 1928: Little Rock - Thomas Vickers, aged 75, of Selma, Drew County, died at a hospital here at 2:40 p.m. yesterday. The body is held at the Healey & Roth parlors. May 7, 1916: Monticello May 6 - Eight students will graduate from the Fourth District Agricultural School this year. They are: Misses Eva Floyd, Nettie Rogers, Ardell Grubbs, Frances Cason, Effie Edwards, George Palmer, Effie Nichols and Herman Lamb. J.H. Miller, dean of the agricultural extension department of the University of Arkansas will deliver the commencement address. May 2, 1916: Monticello May 1 - Monticello High School graduation exercises will be held May 26 when 25 will receive diplomas. This is the largest class in a number of years. The commencement address will be delivered by J.W. Campbell of Shreveport, La. The class is composed of Misses Katie McQuiston, Ouida Nichols, Louise Dickey, Grace Dilday, Elinor King, Christina Craig, Stella Coker, Labonne Finch, Georgia Evans, Anna Adams, Ruby Biggs, Anna Hunter, Georgia Matthews, Josephine Davidson, Velma White, Emma Hankins, Myrtle Conrad, Mary P. Hankins and Fred Coker, Robert Manees, Ed Bulloch, Ashton Adcock, Frederick Causey, William Spencer and Levi Curl. May 2, 1916: Mr. Dan Harris, the mail carrier of Barkada, had the misfortune to have his buggy badly torn up in a runaway at Wilmar Saturday. Mr. Harris himself was not in the buggy when the horse become frightened and scattered his buggy over various parts of Wilmar------Barkada Correspondent of the Monticello Advance. The mail will be delayed so long as Mr. Harris gathers it and the horse scatters it, but if the horse can be induced to do the scattering before Mr. Harris does the gathering all will be well. Jann Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com