The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-10
PERSONAL.

Walter Vance Of Conway is up on visit.
 -Mr. Joe Jacobson was Tn Little Rock Monday.
 -Mr. and Mrs. H. F. White are on the sick list.
 Mrs. A. Spencer and Miss Ida will return from Mt. Nebe Friday.
 MT. ". c. Hall and Miss Emma have returned from Mt. Nebo'
 Uncle Bradford, father-in-law of Rev. o. F. Bettis is critically i'll.
 The family of Mr. John Quinn moved dowu from Mt. Nebo Monday.
 MT. T. c. Eyeret. is getting well and will be at his post of business ere long.
 Prof. Lees family will occupy the Baptist parsonage when they return from Mt. Nebo.
 MT. c. c. Luker has been quite sick the past week with an obstinate attack of bilious fever. Merchants R. P. Tucker, R. NJ. Oates and ". H. Garden left Friday for St. Louis to buy goods.
 Mrs. L. ". Davis will return from Hot Springs this week. The Judges smiles are all audable now.
 Mrs. Sallie Fowler and Miss Lula Schacht are visiting Maj. Gardens family in Eureka Springs. We were pleased to receive call Tuesday from Mfr. Henry Kirchoff, DoYer's told reliable" postmaster.
 MT. J. B. GorselIne, representing the Bradyerotine Mfg. Co. Of Macon, Ga., favored us with call Monday.
 Miss Mary Bonds of Dover and Miss -Bruton of Appleton are attending Cumberland College at Clarksyille.
 Rev. ". c. Wheat attended the meeting of the board of directors of the Cumberland College at Clarksville Tuesday.
 -Messrs. J. W. Russell, K. B. Hogins and G. ". Bergman speak of attend ing the Confederate reunion at Alma this week.
 We were pleased to receive call Saturday from Hon. W. l.. Sibley, of Atkins. His handshake is as cordial as of yore.
 Mrs. Hallie Lescher, who has been visiting her mother at Dover for two weeks, returned to her home in Little Rock Tuesday.
 Rev. and Mrs. B. Williams return cd from Eureka Springs Tuesday. There will be preaching at the Method ist church Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Forrest left Saturday fir their South American home, attended by the best wishes of wide circle of friends.
 -Messrs. J. NJ. and Carl Haney re- turned from Cincinnati Saturday. They have been connected with the Gould Cotton Mills of that city.
 In common with his many friends we are very sorry 10 learn of the con- tinued illness of Mr. George E. How ell. Hope he may recover soon.
 MT. A. D. Reynolds, the efficient young cashier of the Franklin County Bank, was Tn town for short time last Thursday. He was returning home from Cincinnati.
 MT. Ollie Williams and family of Mt. Vernon, Ill.,, Is the latest addition | to Russellyille citizenship. MT. Will 1 jams is a marble cutter and has accept | ed a position with the Russellville Mar 1 ble Works.
 MT. Horace Kuowlton, son of Prof. | one time principal of the High School, spent Satur- day and Sunday with friends here. He | Is compositor in the office Of the Con- way Log Cabin.
 -Robt Riddle returned this week from visit to friends in Searcy and Newton counties. He says every crop | common to that section is bountifui ave cotton. About half a crop of this s all that is hoped for.
 MT. E. W. Roop, manager of the Republic Roller Mills of Republic Mo, md his representative at this place, Mir. W. B. Hollow, were among our Saturday callers. The pro luct of the Republic Mills is popular n this section.
 Atlas Hartsell, citizen of this place ten years ago, now residing at 4ewisville, Ark, arrived last week on visit to relatives. He is much sur ,rised and gratltied at Russellville's growth since he left, and { is not without the range Of probabii- " that he will once more locate among Is. --Profs. A. E. Lee and J. T, Cow ing, principal and first assistant of he RussellvllIe High School, favored he DEMOCRAT with social call Mon- ay. Prof. Bowling is graduate of he University of Nashville and comes ighly recommended as gentleman nd a scholar. Prof. Lee Is sanguine f successful term of school this year. MT. James H. Shinn returned Sat rday from an extended trip to the far { vest. He travelled over 6000 miles and Z isited thirteen States and territories. ( ie found a magnificent country in I he new states Of Washington, South nd North Dakota, ,aDounding in wealth l nd enterprise; but while many ad- autages were visible, disadvantage Yere seen as well. The trip was de- idedly enjoyable, in fact one of the ! lOst pleasant he ever made.