The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-08
Personal Mention.

Miss Ethel Beard visited with rela-
tives here last week.
The ever genial Horace Bradley
was among us Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Lukcr and
daughter are quite i'll with fever.
Mrs. Hillman, of Springfield, Ills,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. U. G..
Owens.
Mr.. J. E. Battenfield has been quite
sick, we are sorry to say, but is now
convalescent.
Capt. John r. III. Scott returned
last week from very pleasant visit TO
Little Rock.
Mrs. B. r. Bayliss and family have
yer and vicinity.
Mrs. H. G. Sappington and chill
dren of Jefferson Springs, are visiting
Mrs. r. d. Potts.
Miss Leila Howard has returned to
her Texas home after a pleasant visit to
her class mate Miss Emma Howell.
Mr.. George w. Shinn of Little
Rock occupied a seat In the dress cir
Gle at the opera house Friday night.
The DEMOCRAT was honored with a
call from Hon. S. P. Hughes and West
H. Humphrey last Thursday morning.
Mr.. r. d. Potts, after short visit
home, left Monday, after voting, to
take the road in the interest of his book
house.
Prof w. G. Smith will return this
week from Illinois end make arrange
ments to open our public school next
Monday.
-E. H. Howell will take charge of
J. Il. Fowlcr's gin over at Fowlerville
and spend the ginning season oyer
there.
Mr.. Crowder Moselcy and sister,
Mrs. w. J.. Bailey, of Memphis, arrived
this mornidg from Bentonville, Ark,
on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Haddock has returned to her
home in Iowa, her mother, Mrs. Nc
Allister, having sufficiently recovered
to admit her departure.
DR.. G. H. Horn. Of Searcy county,
was in town Friday enroute to the bot
toms where he will practice his pro-
fesssion for few weeks.
DIR. w. C. Renfrow leaves to day
for Bentonville, Ark, to be gone about
ten days. His family, who have been
spending the summer there, will return
with him.
Misses May Battenfield and Stella
Yancey left yesterday morning to ca
ter college at Lexington, KY. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e. Battenfield accompanied
them as far as Little Rock.
Miss Waite Bent, one of the teach
ers employed by our school board last
session, and for the ensuing term, re-
turned Thursday from very pleasant
visit to her old home in Iowa.
Miss Matte Williams, one of our
most efficient teachers in the public
school, has returned from Little Rock.
She is in fine health and will enter
upon her duties with renewed zeal.
s-Mr. A. C. Bost, former resident
of this place, is now Lying in San
Francisco, CAL, as we learn from a
private letter from him ordering the
DEMOCRAT sent to his address.
Her friends will be grieved to learn
of the recent severe Illness Of Miss Lii
lie Rankin at Bentonville, whittier she
had gone on visit. She is now out of
danger. and able to return to her home
at Fayetteville.
--Itis rumored here that Mr.. John
O'Neal, formerly of this place, but now
Of Little Rock, was married last Sun
day to one of the bellies of Bradford,
White county. The DEMOCRAT extends
congratulations.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Chase, president of the
w. C. L. U. of Arkansas delivered one
OF her matchless temperance lectures
at the M. +. church, south, last Sunday
night in the presence OF large and APP
Dreciative audience.
Capt. James NJ. Harkey, Dist. Dep.
G. M. of masons in the fifth district,
left yesterday afternoon to ofilciate at
the laying of the corner stone of the
Calf Creek, Searcy county, masonic
lodge next Saturday.
The following Russellvillians reg
istered yesterday on Nebo's heights:
Capt. j. II. II. Scott and Henry Howell,
John White and Miss Leila McWil-
lams, j. A. Miller and Miss Matte Will
liams, w. d. Mcdonald aud Miss Rose
Patterson, Andrew Howell and Miss