The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-09
LOCAL LIN ES.


 Miss Emma Hall is visiting friends in Denison, Texas.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. B. W. Guest died last week.
 Jeff Davis, Esq, went to Atkins Tuesday on legal business.
 Miss Lula Caldwell of Benton, is visiting Mrs. w. c. Wheat.
 We received very pleasant call from Mir. Lawrence Russell, Monday.
 Mrs. Lula Miner of Clarksville is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. c. Bonds.
 Mrs. J. c. Rye of Fort Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Rodgers.
 Miss Lena Corners, Mrs. Georgia Brooks and Miss Anna Tate are visit ing Atkins friends.
 -Dr. R. B. Whitesides and J. F. Darr, Esq, of Atkins, were here on business this week.
 There will be communion service at the c. P. church at the morning service next Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Evans of Dardanelle spent several days last week with her RussellviHe friends.
 MT. T. NJ. Neal, prominent Nor rilton merchant was in town Sunday enroute home from Dover
 1Billyn Luker and family left Mon- day for Philadelphia. He sold his res- idence to Mir. J. A. JamisoE.
 --Dr. T. Nj. Wyatt IS at home again and those in need of dental work will govern themselves accordingly.
 -wm. McKeever and wife and Wm. Davis left Monday for their homes near Palmer, Texas, after very pleasant visit.
 The wife of J. NJ. Dornan, living 27th ult., leaving an infant but few hours old.
 MT. J. E. Wilson of Springdale, Washington county, was the guest of his brother, Judge R. B. Wilson, few days last week.
 Willie wyattis getting along finely and at present rate of improvement will be able to get about with the aid of crutches ere loEg.
 -Russellville lodge No. 535, Knights and Ladies of Honor, will elect officers next Friday night, 10th inst. Every member is requsted to be on hand.
 MT. l.. w. Morris, late arrival from Georgia, will cultivate Mrs. Brooks farm this year. Ills family has been sent for and is looked for soon.
 The drawing at W. G. Weimer's, will take place Saturday, January 18th. All parties paying accounts before that time will be given tickets in the draw ing.
 Mrs. W. J. Reynolds has we'll defined case of "la grippe" or Russian influenza, the new disease which is spreading over the country with great rapidity.
 We were pleased to receive a call Tuesday, from our whole-souled friend, Harrison Smith. Esq. .,of London. From him we learn that Clark's metropolis is prospering.
 -Messrs. Charlie Gray and E. s. Urmston were callers at the DEMOCRAT sanctum yesterday. They left same afternoon for Helena where they have employment.
 -Emzy Wilson of Gardens Bottom, Harris < Go. and Sweltzer Bros, of Bellville, merchants doing business In Yell county, have made assignments in the past week.
 There will be a business meeting of the male members of the Baptist church at the law office of Davis S Son to- night CThursday). It Is important that every member be present.
 -In the Memphis Appeal drawing on the 1st inst, two Russellyille citi- zens were successful prize winners ; James M. Luker drew a buggy and Mrs. Weathers secured a sewing ma- chine.
 MT. Whit Taylor of Washington county has been visiting his cousins, Messrs. Travis and Rueben Smith and other relatives and friends In this coun- ty. He favored the DEMOCRAT with a call Monday.
 -Mrs. Nora Howell and Mir. and Mrs. Ed Bernard and Mrs. Emma Reynolds left Monday tor Little Rock where they will visit a few days Mrs. Reynolds will return to vicksburg, her home, from Little Rock.
 --The legal firm of Bradley & Bradley having been dissolved, Mir. Horace Bradley has entered the office Of Judge J. c. Wallace as an assistant in his con stantly increasing business. We wish them prosperous year.
 MT. James A. Miller, who has been on the sick list for some two or three weeks, has recovered and resumed his position ia Zones Bros hardware store. Ills friends are glad to see him once more in the marts of trade.
 Mir. A. T. Davis celebrated his 4lst birthday last Friday. His estimable Iady prepared magnificent dinner to which several friends were invited to partake. The DEMOCRAT wishes MT. Davis many returns of the festive oc- casion.