The Russellville Democrat., 1886-04-22

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--Nr. VI .. Blnckford, or scottsyille,
was with rs Tuesday.
--Assessor John 4. Hickman was Ii
town Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Black left Saturday
for her home 81 Pine Bluf.
Miss Nora swiliing 81 London was
= visitor In town last week.
We are sorry to report n. ,. Wil-
son on the sick list this week.
Mr.. IA. B. Crandall, postmaster a.
Moreland, was in town Monday.
--Dr. 4. M. Wyatt is OF on profess
ional trip to Van Buren, this week.
miss Lizzie Ford Of Atkins, was d
guest Of Miss Allie Bayliss this week.
Mrs. y. d. williams visited her
many friends In DardanelIc this week.
Deputy clerk w. g. Renfress n res
visiting friends here Sunday md Mon
day.
Mrs. w. G. Renfrow and Miss Nel-
lie are visiting IN Russeilyille this
week.
--Mrs. Ed Bernard is visiting her
fathers family In Dardanelle this
week.
Mrs. Emily Miller and Miss Emma
Bonds visited friends In Dardanellc
last week.
Mira. Maggie Smith Of Dardanelle
lnee Miss Bottoms,) was In town visit
ing last week.
Mr.. J. A. Mossley was over from,
Fowlerville and spent Sunday with the
home folks.
--Mr. w. A. Galloway. one Of Atkins
enterprising druggists, was 3 RUSSELL
Vile guest this week.
Mr.. Bob Clark is now making the
depot headquarters, preparatory to be-
coming an operator.
Mr.. j. B. Erwin returned last Sat-
urday from a protracted visit TO rela-
tives IN Fort Smith,.
Mrs. E.G. Collier Of Dardanelle is q
her relative Mrs. II. F. White.
--Messrs. w. G. Bowden and j. b.
Turner were callers Tuesday. They
report farming operations active.
DIR. y. F. M. Tate and r. G. West,
ESQ. Of Appleton, were IL town last
Saturday and favored rs with call.
Mrs. H.A Hover has been quite
sick the past week but Is better. Her
friends wish for her speedy recovery.
Capt. John R. Homer Scott left
Wednesday morning to spend two or
three weeks visiting relatives in Little
Rock.
--Messrs. w. II. Murphy aud Prof.
S. /. Echois came over from Dardanelle
Sunday and mingled freely with Rus
sellville friends.
Horace Bradley, Esq, Of Dover, was
in town Wednesday morning. By the
afternoon train he went to Ozark where
professional duties call him.
1--WE are pleased to report Mr.. NJ.
III. Baird able to be out again after a
long confinement on account of eye
trouble. He Is quite feeble yet.
--Messrs. John Hughey and r. O.
Morton, two of Pope's most substantial
and energetic farmer citizens, were
pleasant callers at this office last week.
DIR. C. L. Kirkscey, a leading ply
sician of Dover, was IN town Tuesday
and favored us with = call. His sister
in-law, Miss Della Grace, came down
from Dover with him and departed on
theAnorning train on visit to Mobile,
Ala., her old home.
N--Rey. Fl. B. Miner returned Sstur-
day from Dardanellc where he had
been assisting the local ministry there
in conducting protractsd meeting.
He reports good attendance and cons
siderable interest. The meeting closed
Sunday night.
Mr.. Ed Bernard returned from
Texas last Saturday we'll pleased with
that great and growing State. He
saw Or. Oates at Ennis, Prof. and Mrs.
Allen at Dallas and Alex Great at Bon
ham, all of whom are doing we'll and
well satisfied with Texas.
--Mrs. I. X. Halsey, Of Huntsville,
Ala, and who has been visiting her
sister at Hot Springs for several months,
arrived here last week on visit to Mrs.
NJ. r. Weathers. We learn that Mrs.
Halscv will file an application with the
school board for a position as teacher
in the public school next term.