The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir. Henry Bonds was in town Tues- day.
 MT. R. s. Truitt returned last Satur- day from Ola.
 Miss Addie Kirby of Morrilton, is visiting friends in town.
 Postmaster Brashear visited Little Rock Monday.
 Mir. W. c. Renfrow looked in upon us . few minutes one day last week.
 Mir. Arthur Lee is off on visit to his father in Yell county.
 Mr. Sam Meyer, of Gainsyille, Ark, paid us visit Friday last.
 Mrs. Lallah Howell (NER Doggettl of Dardanelle, is visiting friends in town.
 Editor w. l.. Morris of the Darda- nelle Mail was in town a few hours last Saturday.
 Hon. A. s. McKennon of Clarksville, spent a few hours in town Saturday enroute for Dardanelle,
 Mrs. Ii. F. White returned Sunday afternoon from visit to Prof. and Mrs. Allen of Perryyille.
 The invincible Geo. F.. Howell re- turned from business trip to Kansas last Monday.
 Mir. I. G. O'Neal returned from Mem- phis last Sunday evening, whither he had been on business.
 Mir. c. G. Oates and family are spending the heated term at Gravel Hill springs.
 Dr.. C.. l.. Kirkscey and MT. J. J.. Bullock, of Dover, were among the agreeable callers Tuesday.
 Mir. Andrew Howell, who has been attending school at Culleoka, Tenn, returned hone to spend vacation last Sunday.
 Mir. Henry Kirchoff Dover's post master and "mine host, of the popular Kirchoff House, was welcome visitor to our sanctum Monday.
 Misses Emma Howell and Stella Yancey returned home from school Sunday afternoon and met cordial G. ception from relatives and friends.
 Rev l.. c. Obor arrived last week from Dayton, on a visit to his mother who has been quite sick, but Is now improved and getting well.
 Hon W. D. Jacoway, and Rev. J. W. Heagen of Dardanelle. attended the commencement exercises of the Rus ssllville High school last Saturday.
 MT. II. c. Carter of Ozark was among the visitors to the commencement exer- cises of the Russellville High school on last Saturday.
 County Examiner II. l.. Rayburn, was in town Monday last on his way to the district institute at Morrilton, and favored the DEMOCRAT with a call.
 Mir. R. T. J. Searcy. who has been attending school at Jackson, Tenn. ar rived last Saturday and will spend va- cation with his fathers family at this place.
 Callers this week: w. l.. Price, F. II. Graham, wife and grandson, of Scottville; l.. w. Dickey, Dover; w. F. Turner, Gum Log, and Joseph Led ford of Freeman Springs.
 Mir. Geo. II. Shinn, son of Mr. Jos. II. Shinn of Dallas Texas, is on a visit to relatives here, and is tn quest of n school also. We wish him pleasant soiourn among us. Governor J Il. Berry came up rom Little Rock last Friday to attend the closing exercises of our High School. The Governor has many friends and admirers fin Russellville. He departed Sunday afternoon for Fayetteville.
 Prof. w. l.. Adams, late of Decatur, Tenn, and principal of the Potts Station Normal School, favored us with a pleasant call last week. We welcome Prof. Adams to our county and trust his efforts to build up good school at Potts Station will be successful.
 Monday night the second moonlight excursion on the Steamer Martha took place. Tho following Rnssellyillians participated in the festivities of the evening: John White and Miss Addie Kirby, Robt. Chasteen and Miss Fife Haney, James Miller and Miss Ruth lobe, Lem Gray and wife, J. l.. Shinn and wlfc, Mrs. J. II. Battenfield, Capt J. K. Richards. There might have been others but our reporter failed to learn l their names.