The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
Personal Mention.


 --Capt. F. J. Rollow is Tn town.
 Miss May Washburn, of Choto, I. T., Is visiting Mrs. H. F. White.
 --Mr. Dick Potts came home last Sat. urday on a brief visit.
 Master Oscar Bonds of Atkins visit cd relatives here last week.
 Mrs. James A. Jamison who has been quite sick, is rapidly recovering. Miss Ella Hamilton was visiting Morrilton friends last week.
 Mrs. E. V. Trammell of Argenta is visiting relatives in town.
 --Mr. ". II. Rankin returned Sum- morning from short trip to Fayette- vile.
 MT. B. II. Bennett and Mrs. Martha Crane, both of this place, were married last Sunday.
 Prof. B. A. Kuhn Is teaching a public school in the J. W. Rudy neigh borhood miles east of Dover.
 Rev. s. s. Key and Mir. w. D. Vance attended conference at Perry ville last week.
 -Messrs. John w. Quinn and James Potts were down Monday circulating among the voters.
 MT. J. F. Darr, of Atkins, was n pleasant caller at onr sanctum last week.
 Mrs. w. J. Patton, Miss Floy and Master Jesse, of Little Rock, are visit ing friends in town.
 --Capt. John R. Homer Scott has re- turned from Little Rock and is greeted cordially by his many friends.
 Miss Kate Wilson returned from Fayetteville this week. We regret to learn that she has been quite sick since her return.
 Mrs. Maxie Williams attended the funeral of Mrs. John T. Webb at Lit tie Rock last Sunday and returned home Monday afternoon.
 Mir. w. T. Blackford returned Sun- day from visit to his parents at Lon- oke. He left his wife, who will spend the summer at Lonoke.
 MT. Henry Garden and sister, Mrs. Sallie Fowler, left last Saturday for Eureka Springs to spend the heated term.
 --Misses Lizzie and Mary Howard oi Martin township were in town last week visiting Mrs. w. c. Howard Miss Mary returned home this week.
 --We were favored Tuesday with calls from Mcssrs. w. $. Bowden, John A. Hickman, J. T. Bullock, w. Hicks. and J. w. Smith.
 --Col. Henderson Jacoway, the new democratic Receiver of the U. s. land office at Dardanelle, was a most well come caller at our office last week.
 MT. A. flower received the sad in- telligenco yesterday that his wife was worse, and this morning started to her bedside.
 -Misses Sophronia and Maggie Cagle of Cabin Creek in company~with Miss Lillic Bergman were welcome callers at this office last Saturday.
 Mrs. Fannie lobe and daughters together with Mrs. Emma O'Neal and daughter, of Little Rock, went out to Searcy last Saturday, where they will spend month visiting relatives.
 --Mcssrs. I. N. Cagie and w. w. Brashear of Caglesville were down on n visit Monday. They report pleas ant time at the picnic up there last Saturday.
 --Dr. M. H. Buchanan, chairman of the county central committee, and MT. James Billie, one of the staunch demo- crats of Moreland township, favored us with pleasant call last Tuesday.
 --Miss B. Sykes expects to leave in n short time for two or three weeks visit to her old home in Mississippi. The DEMOCRAT will carry her the Rus sellyille news during her visit.
 --Mr. John A. Hickman, our present assessor and candidate for reelection. was down Tuesday interviewing voters and looking after his interests before the primary.
 --Look out shortly for MT. Will. H. O'Neal, who is a downright drummer in the clothing trade. At Little Rock, the road soon on his pilgrimage Unit sncdu ciVuihSs.
 Right glad we were to receive calls from the following friends: G. NJ. Rudy, J. D. NJ. Cline, Edwin Weaver, G. II. Williams, c, M Hearing, w. D. Williamson, w. H. Bailey, W. 1T. Nor ris, wife and daughter.
 --The following ladies and gentlemen enjoyed days outing at Nebo on the Sth inst: w. H. Garden and Miss Nep- pie Rollow, Meivine Hughey and Miss Maggie Faucette, w. l.. Crof and Miss Sue Lawrence, Fed" Faucette and Miss Emma Bonds.
 --Mrs. NJ. E. Weathers was suddenly called to Little Rock Saturday last, by a telegram received on the evening be- fore, announcing the death of the wife of her step-son, Mir. John Webb, in that city. She returned home on MOn-