The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Ella Bonds Is back from Nebo.
 Miss NJ. Werner has returned from Nebo.
 Merchant c. c. Vim is expected home this week from Oklahoma.
 --Col. Dan B. Granger went to Ozark yesterday on professional business.
 - Miss vanie Brown of DardanelIc visited Miss Fannie Perry last week.
 MT. l.. F. DeshoDg arrived from Texas Saturday on visit to his family.
 Miss Emma Bonds is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lula Miner, in Clarksville.
 Mrs. A. Spencer arrived from Nebo last week to spend few days athome.
 Judge k. B. Wilson and family are visiting relatives in Washington coun- ty.
 Miss Julia Dodd of Dardanelle was the guest Of RusseIlville friends Sun day.
 -Mr. John Erwin, Master Lee and little John B., visited Ozark last Fri day.
 --Mr. Eb Howell and family are at Eureka Springs, having returned from Texas.
 Rev. $. s. Key will occupy the Nj {. K. c. $. pulpit next Sunday, morning and evening.
 MT. c. 5. Bell and family of Potts Station, have gone to Eureka to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Rose Meyers of Morrilton at tended the Presbyterian church dedi- cation last Sunday. Miss Martha Lewis of Georgetown was the guest of Miss Lizzie Patrick Saturday and Sunday.
 Postmaster Brashear has gone to Freeman Springs to spend the remain der of the heated term. MT. and Mrs. Samuel E. Ebbert of St. Francis, Ark, are guests of MT. and Mrs. T. c. Everett. -Mr. John NJ. Harkey and daughter, Miss Della, of Ola, were guests of Rus sellville friends sunday. .
 MT. s. c. Harris, postmaster and merchant of Ross, this county, favcr- ed us with call last week.
 = Miss Lizzie Gerhardt returned Fri day from Mt. Nebo and Is spending a few days with Mrs. NJ. W. Hill. --Messrs. D. T. Hughey, J. H. Perry and Mack Bryant are spending the week hunting over on Fourche. -Col. Tom Elgin returned last week from very successful trip up the road in the interest of his Marble Works. MT. ". J. Reynolds and wife left l Friday on visit to Eureka and points in Missouri. They will be gone two | weeks.
 --Mr. Medley Oates is quite sick. Last week his five months old child died. The family have the sympathy of many friends. Master Frank Q. Evants left Tues day morning for Lexington, Ky, where he will take course in the Commer- cial College of the Kentucky Univer- sity.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Forrest left Monday on bridal tour. They will visit New York, Niagara, and eastern seaside resorts, returning about the last of September. Master Ernest Embry, one of At kins' bright and deserving youths, has been appointed by Judge Berryman one of Pope's beneflciaries in the Arkansas Industrial University.
 --Messrs. R. B. Hogins, w. E. White and J. T. Perryman participated in a camp hunt in the Boston mountains last week. They killed plenty of game and had most enjoyable time.
 We were pleased to receive a call Thursday afternoon from Mir. Harve Ross, business manager of the Dar- danelle Post. He was enroute to Ozark to attend the meeting of the Western Arkansas Press Club.
 MT. John T. Forrest arrived Fri day from Central America. Owing to the quarantine regulations at New Or leans he was compelled to land at New York, consuming over thirty days in making the trip.
 We were pleased to receive call yesterday morning from Messrs. J. w. Moorman and J. k. Tarpley of Hende son. Tenn, who are looking at North west Arkansas with the view of loca- ting. We find them pleasant, well in- formed gentlemen, whom we would be glad to have settle Tn our midst.