The Russellville Democrat., 1885-09-17
Personal Mention.

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Lonoke Tuesday
Col. w. q. Ford is at Fort Smith on
legal business this week.
--Dr. j. NJ. Hill of Atkins was a
visitor in town Saturday.
Master Charlie Hale, J. W. Wells
nephew. is very sick this week.
--Dr. j. D. Burns, the popular young
dentist of Dardanelle, was in town last
week.
-Messrs. Allen Womble and John
McCracken were pleasant callers this
week.
--Mr. Frank Dodson. of Cave Creek
Newton county, favored US with call
last Monday.
Mr.. w. S. Hargis, very genteel
young man from Atkins, has been APP
pointed salesman at j. L. Fowler's.
miss Bette Rodgers entertained a
small number of her friends last Friday
evening with social party.
-Mr.-J. w. Wells has been quite
sick during the past week but is now,
we are glad to say, convalesciRg.
Capt. C. C. Casey an old appreciat-
ed citizen of Quincy, was in town trad
ing last week.
Rev. NJ. Oates and Mr.. Chas. w.
Henry, were appreciated callers last
Tuesday.
Tom Shields of the Little Rock
Evangel force spent a few days with
his family here last week.
The many friends of Mrs. Barlow
will be glad to know that she has re-
covered from her recent illness.
Mrs. Ed. B. Ferguson returned
last week from Van Buren, where she
has been visiting relatives for some
time.
-Messrs. James and Frank Ramsey
from Newton county were In town last
week visiting their relative, Mr.. j. w.
Wells.
Mrs. A. Jackson and children, and
Mr.. N. f. Towel, of Cabin Creek, were
visiting relatives at Potts Station last
week.
Editor j. F. Munday went down
to Little Rock Tuesday and is spending
several days with his Capitolian
friends.
- Mrs. B. F. Bayliss and Mrs. B. F.
lobe spent the day yesterday in Dover,
the guests of Mrs. Eta White and other
friends.
DIR. L. NJ. Jelks of River Side,
Woodruff county, was in town few
DAYS last week, visiting his nephew,
DIR. w. ii. Hill.
--Mr. Nun Bottoms, one of Darda-
nelle's thorough-going business men,
was In town Sunday paying homage to
Russellville friends.
Mr.. r. b. Sibley, of Atkins, has
been appointed route agent on the Fort
Smith road. He Is a worthy and capa-
BILE young man and doubtless will make
an efficient official.
Mr.. Fred Williams, one of the best
locomotive engineers in the west, was
in Russellville last week to see his wife,
who has spent the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Fowler.
Mr.. Jno. C. Rye, of Sebastian coun-
ty, was a most agreeable caller last
Friday. He was enroute to campmeet-
ing at Gravel Hill to mingle with his
many Pope county friends.
Mr.. Harrison Smith of London
called Friday. From him we learn
that DR.. Zachary and wife are getting
we'll, and SO Is Mr.. Jesse Kennedy, the
gentlemen who had his eye put out last
week.
Miss Berta Wilson, of Louisville,
KY, arrived last Thursday on visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. ii. Hill. This is
Miss Wilson's first visit to Russellville
and we trust 1t will be very enjoya-
BILE one.
Mr.. r. w. Hamilton, cotton buyer
for X. K. Douglass Il Co., Little Rock,
has returned, accompanied by his wife
and child, after spending the summer
at his former home In South Carolina.
We welcome Mr.. Hamilton and family
to Russellville again.
--Messrs. G. w. Shinn and Caldwell
Bradshaw, two of Little Rocks most
promising Young attorneys, were In
town Tuesday afternoon. The former
passed up to Van Buren, and the latter
Is doing Dardanelle and Nebo.
Capt. John X. Homer Scott return
ed Sunday from visit to Little Rock.
While In that city he furnished an ar
ticle to the Gazette on "Early DAYS In
Arkansas" which Is valuable contri-
button to the history of the State. We
will publish the article next week, its
length precluding Its appearance to-
day.
Rev. w. M. Robson, the gifted
Tennessee Evangelist stopped over at
this place Thursday night on his way