The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-29
PERSONAL.

GEENoO0 ALI
 Miss Ollie Long is visiting her broth CT In Morrilton. w. L. Crow, Esq, worshiped in Russellville Sunday. MT. J. H. Hobbs, we are sorry to state, is seriously i'll with congestion. Miss Kittie Ford, of Atkins, was the guest of the Misses Bonds last week.
 Mrs. H. r. Barbee is rapidly rscov- ering from a severe attack of typhoid | fever.
 Miss Benie Collins Of Van Buren is visiting her young friend, Mise Jessie Wsoten.
 | -"Grandmao Russell returned last 1 Friday from two weeks sejourn at Mt. Nebo.
 Rev. H. B. Milner, of Clarksville, filled the pulpit at the c. F. church last Sunday morning.
 Col. D. A. Brewer, the able editor of the Little Rock Gazette, passed over to Mt. Nsbo Sunday. -Messrs. B. H. Haley, J. A. Bradley and James Potts have gone to Eureka to spend few weeks recuperating.
 Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Shinn, of Little Rock, have been visiting friends in Russellville and Mt. Nebo the past week.
 Mrs. James G. Williamson and daughter, Mrs. H. A. Dennett, of Dallas, Texas. are visiting Mrs. II. F. White.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. K. Rodgers, Jr., have returned from a most enjoyable trip to Nashville. They will soon go to housekeeping.
 -Dr. J. H. Potts, of Atkins, went to Springfield, Mo-, Tuesday in answer to a telegram, to see his niece, Miss Kate Potts, who IS critically ill.
 Telegraph Operator McPherson has moved his family here. They occupy the White residence on the corner of River and Russell streets.
 Mrs. Emma Reynolds, (nee Howell) of yicksburg, Miss, arrived Tuesday on visit to the parental roof. Her friends are rejoiced to see her.
 MT. John Ferguson, member of the Little Rock Typographical Union, laid out by the late strike on the Gazette, is visiting his mother, Mrs. w. F. Wooten.
 -Gov. J. P. Eagle and Prof. James Mitchell, editor of the Little Rock Democrat, passed up the road Saturday snroute to Fayettyille to attend the commencement exercises of the A. l. U.
 -Messrs. Hardin and Harkey, the base-ballists, returned Sunday from Missouri, slightly crest-fallen, having played in five league games, winning in but two. They admit that the Mis- sourians can play ball.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. White and Capt. J. Il. Haney left Monday for an extensive trip north. They will take in the G. A. R. encampment at Mill waukse and visit some of the famous summer resorts on the lakes.
 The Rev. Mir. Horne is filling the appointments of Rev. W. A. Sample during the latter's absence north. He preached here Sunday morning and evening. He will be here again the fourth Sabbath in September.
 President Lawrence Russell and Misses Ella Bonds and Maggie White sides and Messrs. w. l.. Sibley and James Hughey, delegates, leave today to attend the annual meeting of the Northwest Arkansas District Sabbath School Association at Paris, Logan county.
 Sheriff Dallarhide of Seyier county passed through town Saturday enroute home from Dardanelle. having in charge one John Jenkins, who Is charged with several misdemeanors and wanted In Sevier and adjoining counties. Jenkins appears to have been very bad citizen.
 The following young folks left last Monday to enter school for the coming scholastic year: Misses Lillie and Mamie Rankin and Miss Kate Wilson. to Lebanon, Tenn; Oscar Wilson. Wood Hill and Henry Howell, to Bell Buckle, Tenn. J. D. Love and Reuben Harkey will attend Pea Ridge Academy. Gus Howell will go to the State University of Mississippi. Others have been speaking of gong away, but as yet are undecided.