The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-11
PER SON AL.

t]anells friends.
 pr. Lee Smith. formerly Of London, Ark, has located At Dover.
 1Ifs. Mason returned Tuesday from < pleasant visit to Dardanelie.
 Miss Clara Evans of Dardanells is visiting relatives in RusseIlville.
 Miss Ella Bonds Is yisitIng her sister. Mrs. H. B. MIIners at Clarke vile.
 Miss Della Patrick is visiting her brothers family at NH Creek. this week.
 Miss Lula Schacht will leave tc- morrow for St. Louis on a visit to her : mother.
 Mrs. Barlow and Miss Rose Jami- son visited Little Rock friends the first of the week.
 Mrs. Jamie Mays and Mrs. Mamie Sangster are visiting their mother, Mrs. Oliver.
 Mrs. Judge Davis left Tuesday morning for Hot Springs to remain several days.
 Miss Amanda Young leaves today to spend the summer with relatives in Dallas, Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradley, of Little Rock, are guests of Mr. H. N. Shades family. MT. and Mrs. Walter McAnaliy were guests of Mir. John McAnally and family this week.
 MT. Bob Hess of Fayetteville, came down Tuesday to attend the Hcss-Hall nuptials aud visit friends. Mrs. Dr. J. F. Tate, of Cleveland, Ark, was the guest Of Capt. ". M. Pecler's family last Sunday.
 Mrs. Margie Kellum, of Ft. Smith, ing her fathers family at this place.
 Masters Wood Hill. Henry Howell and Frank Evants, have returned homo from school. The DEMOCRAT wishes them pleasant vacation. MT. James Miller and family are once more citizens of Russsllyilie, hav- ling recently returned from Dover. We bid them hearty and cordial well 1 come.
 Misses Bert Russell and Emma Hall, who have been attending col l lege at Russellville, Ky, returned I home last week to the delight Of their many friends.
 Capt. J. M. Haney, with the Queen 1 City Cotton Mill of Cincinnati, came home last week and spent several days with his family. He returned to Cfn- oinnati Saturday.
 --Messrs. James Potts and John M. Bradley will leave this week for Stone wall county, Texas, point 250 miles west of Ft. Worth. They go to look at l the country and visit relatives. l Hon. Lawrence Russell has Teturn- ed from very pleasant visit to the cap- 1 ital. He says Little Rock is entitled to l tatnmsnt accorded her guests last l week.
 MT. D. w. Vanzant. who left Pope county for Texas twenty years ago, returned last week to try his fortune 1 in the land of his nativity. We trust he may find his residence here both pleasant and profitable. MT. Silas NJ. Shinn and wife, who spent the winter with Pope county rel atives, have reached their California home in safety. They will receive the DEMOCRAT regularly with the compli- ments of their friend Judge N. D. Shinn.
 "A festival under the auspices of the masonic lodge, will be given at Potts Station, June 24. This will be the anniversary of St. Johns Day and there will be appropriate services commemorative of the occasion. The lodge at this place has been invited to attend.
 Mrs. John Maxwell of Jenny Lind i, Ark. and Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Neill of Dover, were callers at our office Sat urday. Mrs. Maxwell was enronte l home from pleasant visit to Dover. l Sue is sister to MT. Harrison Smith of London, the we'll known and popu- 1 lar merchant. MT. W. D. Russell and his son-in- law, Mir. Rogue, and their families, just from Iowa, have become residents of Russellville, and occupy the late Dr. Wyatt residence on Main street. On behalf of our people the DEMOCRAT ex- tends most hearty southern greeting and welcome, and trusts they may find both health and prosperity in this. their new home. Miss May Battenfieid. Mrs. J. l.. Shinn, Mrs. Maxle Williams, Dr. J. w. Pruitt and MT. Sam Holmes are at- tending the State Sunday School Con- vention of the Christian Church at Hot Springs this week. Dr. Pruitt will re- main over to attend the State and Ma tional Electic Medical Association which meets at the same place the 16th inst contjnuing fOur days