The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-08
PERSONAL.


 Ed Bernard visited Little Rock Sun- day.
 Mrs. J. H. Cason is in Louiaians visit ing.
 Miss Lillis Hansy is visiting in Little Rock.
 Robert Riddle is home after trip to Tenr essee.
 Mrs. Ruth K. Booth returned home last week.
 s. T. Minor of Talihina. I. T. was here last week.
 Rev. B. J. Dillon left Friday for Temple, Texss.
 Mack williamson has returned from the Indian territory.
 Mrs. NJ. Jacobson and daughter spent Sunday in Morrilton.
 W. ". Teague of Blaine, I. T. has moved to this county.
 T. E. Lewis and family have remsv- cd to Dover township.
 Mrs. Lizzie Bledsoe of Atkins spent Sunday with friends here.
 Mrs. s. L. Brown has moved to 6 residence on David Street.
 Dr. Andrew Howell of Argsnta was here during the holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Erwin visited Ozark relatives last week.
 Eddie Emison of White county visit ed relatives here last week.
 Miss Kettle Winters of Clinton, Ky, is visiting Mrs. Henry Stueckcl.
 Mss Cora Macarthur visited friends in Little Rock during the holidays.
 Dr. l.. e. and Mart Kirkscsy, of Dover have returned from Tennessee.
 K. V. Trammsll of Argsnta spent several days last week with relatives here. Miss Carrie Erwln and Alva Miller visited friends in Cabin Crock last week. Miss Carrie Clark of Bentonville wal the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Shinn New Years. Mrs. Fife Erwin left for her homo in Little Rock after the close of the holidays. Mrs. Sarah Mason and Stella and Walter Wilson have returned from Morilton. MT. and Mrs. B.. K. Rodgers, Jr.. re turned Sunday from . visit to Nash Yille, Ark. Scott Williamson and daughter will leave for Palmer, Texas, Friday after pleasant visit. Ebert Roderick of Dodd City, Texas was here last week visiting his friend, James R. Oates.
 Robert L. Harksy is slowly recover | ing from q severe and dangerous at. tack of sickness. W.J. Berryman Of Bsnham, Texas | has been the guest of his father anC brothers the past week. Mrs. Dr. Adams and little grand daughter, Miss Bettie Simpson, ara visiting the family of Capt. R. J. Will son. Mir. and Mrs. Will T. Erwin of Var Buren returned home this week after | very pleasant visit among rslativs here. T. J. Tate of Brookston, Texas ant his brother, J. L. Tate of Dover, wer' among our substantial callers las week. Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Rollow of Dover returned last Monday from . delight ful visit to friends and relatives 1T Ssarcy.
 Miss Rose Paterson and Mrs. Lilli, Bernard attended the Atkins masonic installation banquet at Atkins on thu 27th ult.
 Misses Hattie and Dewitt Thurman | two charming young ladies from Rip | ley, Miss, wero guests of the family oi their cousin, MT. Ed Bernard, las week. T. Nj. Burris, of Campbell, I. T., wal here Monday. He spent several day, at Appleton after an absence of sighI years from the county. Messrs. W. I. Pollock, T. N. Hop. kins, Arthur Shackelford and Editor Bsx of the Mail, all of Atkins, dele. l kAlCh tO tuC COuulJ WSlt welcome callers at the DEMOCRAT sane. tum Saturday afternoon. Geo. Fry has returned from Clinton, Ky. The telegram announcing his ia. thsr's dangerous illness was scheme | of his chnms to get him home to spend Xmas. How many of them he murder cd for perpetrating so ghastly a Joke George rafuses to divulge, on the plea that | man cannot be forced to crimi- nate himself.