The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Nettie Ferguson has returned from Eureka.
 Mrs. Lillie Bernard and children have returned from Mt. Nebo.
 Judge J. T. Bullock and family have returned from Scottsville.
 Capt. J. NJ. Harkey, D. D. G. M., Is visiting Yell county lodges this week.
 Misses Tennie and Hattie William son, of Atkins. were guests of Russell vile friends last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson re. turned Saturday from their visit to Tennessee.
 Rev. W. c. Wheat went to Atkins Monday In the interest of Lebanon Fe- male College.
 Mrs. Sallie Bales (nee Youngblood) of Little Rock, is visiting relatives here.
 Miss Lillie Moseley returned Sun day from visit to Conway and Morrill, ton.
 MT. Joe Rushing and family of Piney have moved to town and occupy the R. J, Wilson residence on Oak street.
 Miss Hattie Melia, who has been visiting Mrs. Marie Miller the past three weeks, returned to her home in Little Rock last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Rowan have gone to housekeeping in the Robt. Chasteen residence at the head of Jeff erson street.
 -Messrs. A. F. Bowden and A. |. Smith were callers Saturday. The lat ter has prosperous school at Pleasant Valley. sixty-two students enrolled.
 Mrs. John A. Erwin and son re- turned last Friday, accompanied by Misses Omah Bourland and Edna Jen. nings, two of Ozark's most lovely young ladies.
 MT. Henry Kirchoff, Dover's afia- ble and efficient postmaster was in town Friday enroute to Dardanelle. We are under obligations to him for additions to our subscription list.
 Mrs. II. N. Shade and family, re- siding the past year at Gurdon, this State, returned last Tuesday and will abide with us agaiL. Their friends ex- tend them a cordial welcome.
 MT. J. P. Ewton and family return ed last week from Montgomery, Texas, where they have lived the past two years. They have enough ofTexas and will locate again in Old Reliable Pope.
 MT. and Mrs. II. P. Barbee left yes terday for Searcy, where Mrs. Barbee will remain the balance of the summer for the benefit of her health, which, we regret to learn, has become much im- paired.
 -Mr. John Dale, of Little Rock, was a guest of his relative A. T. Davis, Esq, last Thursday. He Is an attache of the Little Rock Press, and, of course, paid his respects to the DEMOCRAT. He was enroute to Mt. Nebo.
 MT. Harrison Smith and wife, of London, after spending several weeks travelling in the north western portion of the State for their health, have re- turned home, improved by the trip. MT. s. was in town Monday looking the very picture of health.
 Prof. NJ. A. Stone, President of the Little Rock Commercial College, will visit Russellville next Friday. During his stay in our city he will make the of- flee of D. k. Zones X Bro. his headquar- tcrs, where he would be pleased to con- fer with such persons as may feel in- terested in obtaining information con- corning his college.
 MT. Green Hearne, of Tipton Sta ton, Tenn, is visiting his old neigh- bors and friends near Potts Station and in other parts of the country. We received pleasant call Saturday. He is well pleased with his new home but cannot refrain from visiting the old home occasionally, which, of course, affords his friends great deal of pleas ure.
 Master Henry Howell, who, for the past eighteen months has been com positor in this office, has resigned his position and will, in few weeks, leave for Bell Buckle, Tenn, where he will enter college. Henry has been faith ful and efficient employe, and has the best wishes of the DEMOCRAT for pleas ant collegiate life and graduation full of honors.