The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Newt. Bailey, OF Tenn, is
visiting friends here.
MIR. will Howell, of Dardanelle,
was visiting in town last week.
Capt. X. j. Wilson was at OAR
danelle ON business Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff John White, of At
kins, was in town this week.
Mr.. win York came in from the
rural districts to spend Sunday.
Mr.. will Rollow, OF Dover, was in
town Monday.
Miss Mary Boyle, of Little Rock, is
in town visiting Miss Velma Hood.
Mr.. w. Il. Blackboard of Scottsville,
was pleasant caller yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Chas. Forehand, of Dover, is
in town visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Faucette
--Capt j. NJ. Haney made flying
business trip to the city of Roses this
week.
Miss B. Sykes returned last week
from short stay with friends at Mt.
Nebo.
-Messrs. A. r. Howell and Chas'
York were visitors in Dardanelie last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. w. N. Oates, of Gala Creek
township, is attending the district nor
NAL institute at Clarksyille, this week.
Prof. S. II. Patrick, who is teach
ing school at Cedar Grove, in district
No. rs, was in town Saturday.
Miss Leah Freedenburg, fascina-
ting young Jewess of Memphis, is a
guest of Mrs. Eta Shields.
Mr.. w. A Rozzelf is conyalescent
and has enjoyed short trip to the
country.
Prof. ii. j.. Rayburn, of Potts Sta
tion, one OF Pope's leading educators.
was in town last week.
MIR. Z. v. Trammell came up on
last Thursdays train on visit to Mt.
Nebo.
Capt. w. J. Patton went up to his
Washington county home Thursday
last.
--Dr. John Fl. Potts of Atkins and
Postmaster Joseph Potts, of Potts Sta
ton, were in town Monday.
Editor j. f. Munday is mingling
with Potts Station and Atkins friends
this " eek.
Mrs. 2. G.Thompson, of Pine Bluff,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Van Bos-
well.
Col. Il. IL. Elgin left yesterday for
a trip to Cabin Creek, and surrounding
country, in the interest Of his marble
works.
--Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Baily, after a
pleasant sojourn with relatives here,
departed last Saturday for their home
in Memphis.
MIR. Geo. Dodson returned home
| last week from Tenn, where he has
been for some ime travelling for the
National Printing Co.
MIR. III. Cohen has removed from
the Wilson residence on Terrence st.
| to the Harley residence on River ST.,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Hayden.
Prof. +. NJ. Hudson, Jr., of eagles
Vile, was visitor to Russellyille last
Saturday. He is teaching school at
Cross Plains.
| Mr.. G. Il. Deaton, after a weeks
visit home, returned to Greenville,
Miss, or whereabouts, where he Is en-
gagged railroading.
Mr.. w. A. Winn and wife, Mr.. +.
f. Youngblood and wife, and number
of the Tennessee excursionists went
oyer to Mt. Nebo Tuesday to revel In
the beauties of that famous resort.
Judge r. B. Wilson and Col. d. B.
Granger have formed copartnersh!p
for the practice of law and the TRANSACT
ton of real estate business. The new
firm is strong one.
Mr.. d. NJ Graham, clever gentle
man and prince Of good fellows, who
has been visiting relatives in town for
some weeks, is now at Clarksyille In
the interest OF his nursery business.
--Eld. j. z. Weaver, of Milan, Tenn,
dropped in rather unexpected upon
his troops OF Russellville friends last
Monday. His visit is very much APP
prcciated.
Hon. A. S. McKenon Of Clarksville
was OH the train Monday on his way to
| Augusta court whittier he goes to
prosecute Battle who killed Malone last
winter.
! MIR. Chas. Jones, who, 1t will be
remembered, married Miss Leona
winton Ga lady well known In Rnstell-
vile society some years ago) died at
his home in Conway last Friday morn-
Ing.
Constable j. II. Poe had danger
Gus attack OF congestion last week, and
for twenty-four hours his condition ex-
cited the deepest concern Of his friends.
He is now convalescent.
DIR. j. f.. NJ. Tate. of Griffin town
ship, called Tuesday. From him we
learn that crops in his section are cut
otffllly one-fourth less than last years
crop, and the same can he said OF the
entire northeast part of the county.
wv. |. Pollock, Esq, of Wilson
township and Mr.. G.. w. Reed OF Gala
Creek township were visitors to this
office last Monday. Both report dry
weather and say If 1t does not rain very
soon the cotton crop will fall farshorl
oflast year. Corn they think will be bet
ter.
When Mrs. Barrow, accompanied
by Master Eddie, stepped from TIL,
cars last Thursday evening, as large ,
circle OF friends were joyed to extend ,
glad welcome as were ever made glad