The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
PERSONAL.


 --Embry Scott Is visiting Henry Howell.
 -Mr. c. P. Zones spent last Sunday in Little Rock.
 Miss Ella Bonds returned Monday 1 from Clarksville.
 Mrs. Dr. Wyatt has returned from visit to Bentonyille and Ft. Smith.
 Mrs. Hallie Lssscher of Little Rock is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Miller. MT. and Mrs. B. K. Rodgers arc expected to return from Nashville Sat urday.
 Rev. ". A. Sample Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. c. Saunders, In Wash l ington Territory.
 Mrs. Ina Davis and Mrs. Sula How ell returned Tuesday from quite pleas ant sojourn at Eureka.
 Miss Nora Reynolds of Altus was the guest of her friend, Miss Berta Russell, several days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Rowland are rejoicing over the arrival of little daughter at their house Tuesday.
 Hon. Carroll Armstrong Of Nor rillton and R. c. Bullock, Esq, of Dar- danelle, were in town yesterday.
 Miss Fannie Lemoyne of Darda- nelle spent last Sunday and Monday visiting her friend Mrs. Jas. H. Shinn.
 -Mr. J. W. Wells and family left yesterday to visit relatives at Yardell. in Newton county. They will be absent three weeks.
 MT. John Erwin and family, &C., companied by the Misses Bourland and Jennings, of Ozark, spent day on Mt. Nebo last week.
 Rev. H. B. Milner and family came down from Ciarksville yesterday. MT. Milner will attend Ewing Presbytery at Dover the latter part of this week.
 Mrs. Sallie Fowler, Miss Lulu Schocht, Mrs. May Moseley and Mrs. Fannie lobe returned Sunday from Eu- reka. They were considerably benefit. ted by the trip.
 MT. R. B. Wilson, the recently de- posed Register of the Dardanelle land office, was in town Saturday. He will move his family back to Russellville about September 1st.
 Miss Clara Conway of the Clara Conway Institute of Memphis, and her nsice, Miss Clara Morton, returning from Mt. Nebo, were the guests of Mrs. J. H. Shinn last Monday.
 Miss Mary Allen left last Saturday for Philadelphia, where she has accept ed the responsible position of matron of the Ouachita Baptist College. The term begins early in next month.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Barbee did not go to Searcy last week owing to the ill., ness of Mrs. Barbee from attack of ty- phoid fever. She is improving and will make the trip as soon as able to travel.
 --Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt is attending the meeting of the Southern Dental Asse- citation at Galvaston, Texas, this week. He will return to Bentonville to remain few weeks after which he will return to Russellville.
 Station Agent w. B. Mcdonald is again at his post of duty. having re- turned from Colorado and Utah Terri tory, whither he went to rest and recu- perate amid the delightful scenery and cooling breezes of that far-away sec- tion.
 -Messrs. Manse Hardin and Reuben Harkey, two of the crack players of the Russellvills base ball team, have con- nected themselves with a Fort Smith club which will play with the league in Missouri and Kansas the balance of the season.
 -Eld. Wm. Steers, af Pike county, Ill.,, favored us with call Tuesday morning. He is prominent minister In the Christian church. and occupied the pulpit of that church here Sunday morning and Sunday, Monday and Tues day evenings. He is looking at the coun- try with view of locating and says he likes Russellville better than any place in the State he has yet visited.
 The following persons from abroad attended the reception at Mrs. McFad- den's last Thursday evening In honor of Mir. and Mrs. B. K. Rodgers, viz: Mir. and Mrs. Dunbar, Miss Dunbar and Miss Malone, of Yell county; Mir. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, of London; Mrs. Hayden of Ft. Smith, and MT. N. D. Rodgers, brother of the groom, of Nash vile, Ark. A large number of home people were also present, all oi whom enjoyed most happy evening.