The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-15
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LOCAL LINES.
There are few cases Of measles in
town.
Miss Annie Allen is visiting friends
in Little Rock this week.
Circuit Clerk and Mrs. r. B. Ho-
gins visited Dover Saturday.
Mr.. Mack Williamson has returned
from the Territory and will spend the
summer here.
Mr.. Edgar Shiun and family Of
Dardanelle, were guests of Russellville
friends Sunday.
Miss Bessie Evans and brother.
Steven, of Dardanelle, were over this
week OH visit.
Mrs. Maud Frazier came down
from Clarksville on a visit to her
parents last week.
MIR. II. N. Smade, who has employ
ment at Gurdon. came up last week on
a visit to his family.
Mr., Henry p. Barbee Is here this
week visiting his family and selling
groceries to our merchants.
-Rey. w. c. Wheat will leave to-day
for Brinkley where he will assist the
Rev. Mr.. Forbes in meeting.
Money to loan at Peoples Exchange
Bank at 10 per cent. per annum. APP
ply to JNo. w. WHITE, Cashier.
Mrs. Dora Gray and Miss Maud
Montgomery of Appleton. are visiting
Mrs. Mary Montgomery this week.
Parties in need OF Millet seed can
buythem of G. B. Gerber at less than
cost. He wants to close out his stock.
"A tribute to the memory of the late
Johnnie Il. Ferguson from the pen of
Hon. L. w. Davis will appear next
week.
Capt. B. B. Seat and son, of Nicar-
augua, arrived last week on visit to
their relatives, the family of Mr.. j. v.
Morton.
Mr.. viii Rushing, enc of Martin
townships most prosperous young far
mers, is down this week visiting his
brother.
May 80 will be Decoration Day and
the G. A. r. Post of this place has or
dered large flag to be used on this
occasion.
Miss Emma Hearn and Miss Eta
Brown Of Potts Station. graced our
sanctum with their presence last Mon
day afternoon.
We are informed that the farmers
Of Vicksburg have their crops planted
and patiently await suitable weather
for working them.
"A social party complimentary to
Miss Bessie Evans of Dardanelle was
given at the residence of b. F. Jobe
last Tuesday evening.
The protracted meeting at the NJ.
e. church closed last Sunday night.
There were four conversions and four
accessions to the church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church have post
poned their strawberry festival to
Thursday evening May 22d.
Capt. John r. Homer Scott went
down to Little Rock last week where
be will remain some time visiting and
looking after business affairs.
Mrs. Henry P. Rarbee, who has
been spending several weeks at Searcy
and Hot Springs for her health return
ed home last we greatly benefited.
The DEMOCRAT office was brighten
ed on last Friday afternoon by the
smiling faces of Misses Dora Fuller,
Gertrude Munday and Della Patrick.
Mr.. George Rowland and mother
| left last week for Texas. The former
will return in couple of weeks, Mrs.
Rowland will remain during the sum-
mer.
A social party In honor of the
thirteenth birthday anniversary of
Miss Louie Seat was given last Tues
dav evening at the residence of Mr.. j.
v. Morton.
| REV. Z. NJ. Roach of Ozark, form
erly pastor of the G. z. church here,
will arrive next Saturday on visit to
his many friends here and will remain
several days.
| Mr.. L. f. Deshsng and daughter,
Miss Ethel, returned home from Tenn
essee Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ethel
has been attending college at Milan
since last fall,
Contractor j. p. Macarthur has
received another Nebo contract. This
time it is the amphitheatre for the use
OF the Normal school, which Ia to be In
size go X so feet.
Mr.. "Dick" Thompson, represent
| Ing the Union Mfg. Co. OF Little ROCK,
was here last week in the interest OF
his company. He met a cordial recep-
ton on all hands.
Among our visitors last Saturday
were Rev. j. 4. Montgomery OF APP
pleton, Prof. j. II. Fry of London, w.
| L. Grow of Caglesville, and w. +.
Turner of Valley.
The wife of Mr.. Thomas Scott, a
| former citizen of this place, now iiv-
| ing In Little River county, died recent
| ly. Her friends here will be pained to
learn of her death.
-Drs. C. L. Kirkscey and ID. r
Ruff of Dover and w. III. Hill and X
NJ. Drummond Of Russellyille are at
tending the State Medical Association
In session in Little Rock this week.
Several of the workmen employed
by Contractor Patrick inaugurated
a strike last Monday morning, de
handing less time and more wages
New hands we're engaged and the Silk
ers allowed to go.
Mrs. James NJ. Harkey and Miss
Ida Love left this week TO attend the
commencement exercises Of the Pea
Ridge College where Miss Floy Harkey
and Messrs. r. NJ. Harkey and j. ID
Love have been attending.
Miss Pearl Russell. who was re
ported convalescent last week, suffered
n relapse Friday and fo- q time was II
very critical condition. We are gIat
TO announce that she Is now In a fall
way TO recover.
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