Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-12
PERSC,;AL MENTION.

Willie PurNiS has occn q"ite s'ch
at Ruston. Pleased 10 see him able
to return home on Tuesday 10 re-
cuperatc.
]. I.a,,in~ Rhymes came out
with NJ. HAIR on Monday morning
from Monroe. Mr.. Hare brought
in several cotton pickers.
John NJ. Own was in Rayville on
Saturday last.
d. :. Travis and young Mr. B''h-
90 came N early Saturday from
Delhi. Dan looked as vel and .
natural rs ever. !
!. II. Brinson was N town on last
Saturday from the northern pofi;cn
OF tbs paar-h.
VIM. Z. iIcm!er and Mr. Jones,
from the 4;h ward, were i'll Rayviiic
on Saturday last.
p. l.. Gwin, from 5th ward, was
IN town Saturday.
". I. in>iyy, Of Delhi, was here
on Friday and Saturday. Mr.. lnSlry
Is alive TO education. No man in the
cunutry takes more interest than he.
/ Miss E,na Montgomery left for
/ school las. Saturday.
+. A. Boie-, from Alto, was III
town on list Saturday.
r. S. IIar!e>ty was in town trom
Alto on Saturday.
/ c. 2. Balfnur and family were in
Rayvile last Saturday.
loci l.. BD:es WIS in town on last
Saturday.
Major Barton was in Rayvllle on
Saturday. He seems to have changed
his occupation from a Knight of tie
quill to that of Knight Of the road,
commercial traveller.
Mrs. Lula Mansfield came to
Rayvilc last Saturday, visiting the
family of John S. Summerlin.
We have missed the editor IF the
News this week. He has been on n
visit to Monroe.
We met \. y. Childress, r. r.
Justice, r. y. Wynn, ]. Is. Hardy
and S. S,ien, police jury members,
; this week. See The proceedings iii
tins issue.
Rev. o. p. Miles preached to a
small hut attentive congregation here
OF Suaday !ast.
We had The pleasure Of a call from
George W. P.aytor, Of Oregan, on
Monday. Mr.. Praytor is a man OF
observation, having Travelled Il great
, deal and seems TO be close observer
Rev. I. ]. Humble, of Calhoun
e came over on Monday with a view
: to conduc, a meeting, bu, inasinucl
, as the meeting was no, pro,racted, h.
returned on the evening train t,
Calhoun.
Rev. I. J. Upton, of Monroe, wa,
in Rayville on Monday. He look
as sfa'urai as he did fifteen years ago
Geo. c. Furvis, was in town OF
= Saturday. He is secretary Of III,
Farmers Alliance. Quite a nulnbe,
,, Of the farmers were III town OIL liza
day.
o 7. G. Bsies, who, for many year
e was a resident of Richland parish
called on Ills last Saturday. Nh. Boie
: is now resident of Arkansas. II,
G has changed 4 great deal. He i
4 much graycr than when we las
6 net him.
e lanes Loveless, of Brandon, Miss
2, half brother of John T. LoveIe:.s
If stopped off here on Saturday an,
e ~pent. day and night with his broth
II er and the editors family. He WI
e on his way to San Antonio, Toxa,
l. to purchase ponies. lie is gettin,
> to be quite tlsshy.
. Prof Lucas, Of Delhi, was in Ray
vile on Saturday Pleased TO Sc
> him locking so well. Prof. Lucas
a northern man and is an example q
whether they can stand our clima.,
His appearance will set aside III
!. fa!acy Of this id, a, for no finer spec
>. men of vigorous manhood Can b
h found anywhere.
T. H. Mangham was in town y
- "Wednesday. He informs us tn,
10 there are two or three cases {
g. pneumonia III the Alto neighborhoo.
W Miss Virginia Brashear returned [