The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Dr. Wyatt has returned from q visit to Logan county.
 MT. w. T. Force, the popular hat man of St. Louis, was in the city Sat urday last.
 Miss Hallic Rankin, one of Dover's s bellies. has been visiting friends here this week.
 Judge R. B. Wilson and family re- turned last week from their visit to Washington county.
 Hon. ". W, Mansfield was in town Monday. We were happy to see our distinguished fellow-citizen looking well.
 Rev. Mir. Smiley, Christian min ister from Texas, preached in this place last Saturday evening and Sunday morning. e--.-.s--s~ sra
 --Mr. Nj. '. Davis, of the Western Immigrant, (Dardaneile) honored us with pleasant call last Thursday morning. - Mir. II. Crabe Howell has been sore ly afflicted with boils on his neck. all last week. We are glad to see him up and about again.
 Our clever legal friend II. s. Car ter, Esq, has gone on visit to his old home at Ripley, Miss. He will return in about four weeks. S
 -J. E. Mhlford, Travelling Freight Agent of the St. l.. I. NJ. & s. By, was in town day or so last week, and hon. ored Us with call.
 Secretary of State Frolich ma de a run up to our town last Saturday to spend the Sabbath with his family who are summering here.
 MT. Williams, a son of Judge Sd ". Williams, of Little Rock, has been spending some days in our town, the guest Of Dr. W. II. Hill.
 We were pleased to receive call from Col. Fielder, of Ozark, last Thurs day. He is. one of the rising yoeng men of western Afkansas. "a
 Mayor Evans who has been oyer in Boone county for some weeks wiuhrhi family recruiting up their healtlt, is expected home the last Of this week.
 MT. Cad Hanks, who is the Favor ite drummer up this road was nrtown last Saturday. He is still with the old reliable house of Brooks, Neely & Co.
 Miss Kearn. one of Indiana's fair daughters, now on a visit to her broth CT at Dardanelle, spent several days in town last week, the guest of Miss Fan nie Fowler. <
 Our romanticaliy named friend Miles Standish, the wide-a~ake repre- sentative of that sterling bop. and shoe house, Hill S Mitchell, Memphis and St. Louis, was in town last Friday!
 We were pleased to meet in ,our office Tuesday our good old friend Mir. J. W. Eudy and his SOFA. E. Eudy, of Morelahd. We are indebted to the latter for some splendid english peach es.
 Quite number of our te&nsmen are off on the St. Louis Excursion. Among the number J. l.. Shinn and wife, Chas. W. Shinn, Mrs. F. k. Bar roW and Eddie, Mrs. Doggett, Mrs. Norris aiid Miss Etta Ferguson.
 We were delighted to meet our good friend MT. Sam Churchill of Little Rock III town Saturday. He is. as good looking as ever, and his house, Chas. F. Penzel & Co.,, is one of the test in the south. ' ALI
 MT. B, Roth has secured the ser vices of Mr. John A. Erwin as sales man for the coming season. This se- lection is wise one, for Mir. Erwin is well and favorably known as an agree able gentleman and efficient salesman.
 We had the pleasure of meeting Hon. Jordan E. Crayehs In town Mon- day! The distinguished gentleman seems to have stood hls labors in Con- gross well, as he will still make the beam flip up at two hundred; O. therea- bouts. Ia
 MT. J. B. Hays the "go-ahead" representative of the old solid house of Jno. T. Hardie & Co.,, New Orleans, was in town Monday. Mir. Hays is one of tile pleasantest as well as one of the hardest working ahd most thor bugh going busiress men we have ever seen.
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