The Russellville Democrat., 1886-05-19
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 relatfves ~ DardanelIe this week ].
 1r. and Mrs. Labo Eyaflts af Qovef
 were visiting Mr- John Evant5 md family last Sunday Mr. k. ". Leigh,
 editor of the MorfIlton 1Ieadlixh inv
 ored us with call last Friday after-
 noon. He was enroute to Dover to in. sl ltervicw Barnes {. {. Mir. md Mrs. Henry I Cohen are visiting at Perryviile Mr. J. Jacobson of Perryville Is up on a l visit to his brother Mr. Walter Ben- Inett who married Miss Mollie Scott and T moved to Texas about four years ago, Ireturned last Monday, and will locate l in or near Russellrille. His wife died last April, leaving two children I Mrs. Susan Williamson and daughter Miss Bcttie, will spend the summer
 with Mrs. Alva Russell in town, while 1 Mfr. Russell is off on his western trip.
 Maj. Gee, the popular county clerk
 of Yell county, passed through town on last Monday enroute to Augusta, Ga., whither he goes as q delegate to the Presbyterian General Assembly Mrs. H. A. flower, we are glad to say, I is improving in health. She is ore of the many good christian ladies of our
 town, and we earnestly hope she will soon regain her health and resume her Influence for good George Howell Is up in Kansas selling lumber .. Messrs. Otis Williams aud John Ferguson are
 up from Little Rock spending few days with relatives and old associates.
 Capt. c. c. Casey of Cave Creek was in town trading Thursday Miss Jennie M0seley returned last week l from short visit to Yell county j. JO- siah Womble, Esq, of Bayliss town-
 ship, one of Pope's oldest, truest and
 most popular citizens, was pleasant
 caller at this office last Tuesday. His
 many friends will regret to learn that he feels unable to enter the canvass for county judge Among our agreeable l callers last week were: R. T. Rye, R. H. Dickey. w. F. Montgomery, A. w. Mathews, w. N. Oates and J. H. Me- Elwee, the latter goes to Eureka Springs wiih the excursion. Mir. R. l.. Erwin came up from Little Rock Tuesday last for little respite and recreation among his old friends and at his old home. Everybody will be de- | lighted to extend him hearty shake crowded full Of pleasure social en- Rock last Saturday nigl for an extend ed tour in Europe. He will visit the
 noted hospitals and medical institutions of the old world, giving of course, a
 reasonably wide berth to such locali- ties as can boast of the Asiatic cholera This disease, the doctor prefers to mas ter in his own office r. Mir. w. D. Dun- bar, formerly of Dover, but now of Yell county, favored his Russellyille friends with visit Tuesday. Mir. Dunbar Is candidate for county judge of Yell county, and we are glad to learn his gratifying assurances of success. MT. Robt. Chasteen, accompanied by Miss Katie Wilson, left Tuesday after-
 noon to visit friends at Fayetteville and Eureka Springs . ]. Prof. Fl. l.. Rayburn of Potts Station called Tues day. He will leave in . few weeks for southwest Texas to look out new home. If he should conclude to with draw his citizenship from Pope county it will be misfortune, for he Is not only worthy gentleman and good cit- izen, but has been one of the most tire- less workers in our public school af-
 fairs we have ever had. The present efficiency Of the system in our county
 is largely due to his tact and energy.
 Miss Sallie Youngblood visited
 friends at London Saturday and Sum- day. Miss Tina Robertson of London
 is visiting friends and relatives here this week.
 --Mr. Alva Russell left last Tuesday to attend the general assembly of the c. F. church at Sedalia, Mo. At the close of the assembly meeting he will go to Colorado to spend the summer months for the benefit of his health.
 Is~ frta 1o hnn n bfs, ra- turn restored completely .... Esq. J. A. Russell and Constable J. T. Moore of Martin township, were in town Monday on legal business. They had case before Esq. Berryman's court. .- Horace Bradley, Esq, of Do- yer, worshiped in Russellville last Sun day. Not only at the c. F. church but before the shrine of Russellville's many beautiful ladies. Horace is always welcome visitor MT. J. Y. Wharton and family were guests of MT. Alva Russell and family last Sunday Rev. s. H. McIlvane of Ft. Smith, arrived Saturday, and Sunday at Il o'clock be- gan protracted meeting at the c. F. church to be continued throughout the
 week MT. w. A. Baird and wife of Dover spent last Saturday and Sunday
 with RussellvilIe friends. Dr. T. NJ.
 Wyatt returned last-week from a sac- cessful professional tour mp the road.
 He is now representing celebrated
 Kansas sorgho-sugar refining establish
 ment, and carries samples that prove the great possibilities of this new in- dustry. He has sold many people in RussellvilIe . . Miss May Battenfield is visiting Little Rock relatives. .. Mir.
 E. V. Rewly, IT,, wife and daughter,
 of Scottsville, called last Thursday to
 see our power press work. Sorry it
 was not press day. Call again =. Post
 master I. N. Cagle and his bright little son--Master Willie, called to see us Saturday Mir. T. NJ. Neal, wife and
 daughter, visited friends here last Sum- day.
 MT. w. H. O'Neal left Russell
 vile Monday last for his former
 home in Bradford. Will will be
 missed from our social circle and his
 absence will make vacuum behind
 the counter at J. L. Shinn's. Will
 has borne himself well in our com
 munity and has built for himself
 solid reputation for integrity and
 business that Is to be prized in the
 character of any young man. Rus
 sellvilIc hated to say good bye to. hlm. and his many friends will fol.