The Russellville Democrat., 1886-05-26
Personal Mention.

Miss Lizzie Patrick left last week for Ada, Ohio, where she will enter the Ohio Normal School to remain through the summer session. Mir. E. B. Fer guson, representing the Sparks Medi- cine Co.,, of Fort Smith, is here on a visit to his family Judge N D. Shinn, w. M. Norris, F. F. Bowden, Rev. J. B. Searey and Lee Blakely, were among our callers last week
 MT. Frank Bell has been confined to his room the past week with severe attack of sickness. His friends, and they are legion, earnestly hope to see him quickly restored to health :. {. Mrs. J.Jacobson and children of Perryville Is visiting relatives in town \. Mrs. Em- ma Robinson and Mrs. Low, of Gravel ly Hill are in town, the guests of Mrs. k. M. Blackburn. Miss Jennie Miller of Cabin Greek. is in town visiting .
 Mrs. Lillie NJ. Miller of Dardanellc, was guest of Mrs. Jno. A. Erwin last Monday night, and returned home Tuesday morning. ... MT. Emmett Vaughan, representing Mitchell < Bet tis, Little Rock, was in town Tuesday in the interest of his house. Mrs. Scott, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Wyatt for two weeks past, left last Monday for her home in
 Logan county Miss Sallie Weimer of Potts Station has been visiting friends here the past few days.
 Mcssrs. James l.. Davis and Dr. M. M. Mcclure of Dardanelle, were callers Monday afternoon. The former Is sheriff of Yell county and offering for reelection, and the latter is leading candidate for State auditor /. Mir. R.
 E. Potts, who has been for several
 weeks in Washington and Benton coun- ties selling popular subscription book, returnel home last Saturday to see his family and await orders from his pub-
 fishing house. Mrs. M. NJ. Fruit re- turned last week from the meeting of the W. c. T. U. at Beebe and speaks in glowing terms of the success of the meeting and the unbounded hospitali-
 ty of Beebeans. The guests were reyal- ly enter tained :. Messrs. II. M. Neal
 the commandery meeting last Monday
 night. We were favored with calls from both these gentlemen Tuesday morning 7. We regret to announce the contemplated departure of H. U. Dale and family on Thursday June Sd for their new home at Lebanon, Mo. Mir.
 baie HIS btcn phstof QI tHt (urlSIlan church here and his departure will be regretted by his many friends <. We were pleased to receive a call last Sat- urday from J. V. Bourland of Ozark and his friend Horace Bradley, Esq, of Dover. Mir. Bourland is candid ate for prosecuting attorney and Is pre- senting hls claims for that position Messrs. Bob Whitesides and Percy Hin- ton, two of Atkins most worthy young
 men and popular beaux, were welcome visitors 10 our town and the DEMOCRAT sanctum last week. The former MANN ifests great Interest in Russellvilie, and the latter show an inclination 70 become a BoEDsman for one Of our fairest citi- zens. Come again gentlemen Mir. F. M. Hudson, Jr., and his fair young bride were agreeable callers at the DEMOCRAT office last Saturday. Dr. Horne Of Liberty Springs, Van Buren county gave us pleasant call Satur- 1 day last . Dr. and Mrs, w. c. Rsn- frow and Miss Nellie, of Dover, were l visiting Russellville friends this week.
 1T. B. Gordon contemplates visit ! to Illinois about the lat of June. Mr. ". J. Watts of Cottonwood, Cherokee
 Nation, Ind. Ter, represenfatiTe of tho Cherokee Indian Citizonnhir 110ciar