The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16
Person a1 Mention.

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 Mrs May Moseley, oi ola, is visit ing in town.
 -Mr. Robert Dickey was most well come caller this morning. -Mr. Robert Chasteen returned ilil morning from Fayetteville. --Mr. G. W. Shinfi of Little Rock
 spent last Sunday wifh his parents here | --Afr. and Mrs. James H. Shinn re-
 turned Sunday afternoon from Dallas, l! Texas.
 Mrs. J. M. IIarkey has gone to Pal.
 mer, Texas, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Alice Holmes.
 Miss Bernie Shade returned last
 week from Little Rock where she has been attending college. Mrs. T. C. York and daughter left last Tuesday for Milton, Ills, on q two months visit to her parents. Rev. H. B. Milner occupied the O. F. pulpit at Dardanelle last Sunday We understand he will have a regular appointment there hereafter. -Drs. L. T. Ragsdale of Potts Station and M. H. Buchanan of Gum Log town- ship, paid Us the courtesy of friendly visit while in town last Monday. -Mr. s. F. Brocway of Marshall Mich., is here prospecting with view to starting bank. He likes the place and may decide to locate here. Miss Minnie Black and Mir. Clar- ence Nevills will be married in Pine Bluff to-day. Miss Black will be re.
 membered as visitor here afew months since.
 Capt. w. M. Peeler leaves this af. ternoon for Pierce City, Me, to look IssFr <fsns ssso <xf tl< 1nvr fE Patrick who WAS killed by lightning two weeks ago.
 I've acknowledge pleasant calls from the following friends: w. R. Price, ScottsvilIe; J. T. Parish, Santos l.. w. Dickey, Dover; e. w. Johnstone
 and K. l.. Blakeley, London. Capt. P. w. Parker, member ol the board of equalization for this coun- ty, called this morning, enroute hcine from Dover. The board finished the business before it in two days. We regret to learn of the serious illness of friend Alva Russell at Kan- sas City, Mo. At last accounts he was improving and expected to resume his journey to Colorado in few days. --Mr. J. NJ. Haney arrived home from Cincinnati last week and resumed his place as superintendent of the Mel rose Mills. He is welcomed back by
 his many friends.
 Miss Emma Howell graduated al the Augusta Female Seminary, Staun- ton, Va. last week carrying of the highest honors and several medals for proficiency. She is now visiting in
 Rome, Ga, and will not be home for several months.
 -Messrs. T. D. Osborne and J. M. Hamilton, of Liberty township, were
 ill to see us yesterday. MT. Osborne is the lucky winner of q seed sower in our last drawing, and carried the prize
 home with him. We hope he will find it useful invention.
 Mrs. $. M. Carey, who is daught-
 CT of the late Kirkbride Potts, of this county, and who has been visiting rel.
 atives here for the past menth, de- parted last Thursday, via of Eureka Springs, for her home in California, accompanied by Miss Annie Garden. -Dr. John H. Potts, of Atkins, one of Pope's n0blest sons and most genial gentlemen, was circulating among his | Kussellville friends last Thursday, and
 paid our sanctum welcome visit. We l thank him for new names for our At
 kiHs club list.
 --W E. Mathews, of Appleton, was pleasant caller last week. Mir. Math.
 ews, it will be remembered, drew the capital prize in the DEMOCRAT drawing
 in 1884 and got one of Luker & Settles
 best wagons. He is proud of his wagon
 and says 1t is splendid piece of work manship.
 --Dr. J. Fl. Potts of Atkins and Dr,
 J. Nj. Yandell late of Kentucky have formed copartnership Tor the prac' tice of medicine. Their office is at At
 kins. These gentlemen are graduated
 of the best medical colleges in the country, have large and varied expcri' ence, and carry a full line of pure drugs from which their medicines arc com
 rounded. We commend these gentle.
 men and bespeak for them a liberal patronage.