The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Lizzie Mack has returned from Lamar.
 R. R. Fletcher and family are visit tug relatives In Ozark.
 MT. Lon Spencer sundaysd with his family on Mt. Nebo.
 -Mr. c. ". Burgess Of Arkansas City, Kansas, is in town.
 Miss Scottfe JamIson of Clarksvflle Is visiting relatives In town.
 Mrs. Pick and family Of Harrison, Boone county, have moved to Atkins.
 Mrs. Ellen Leonard and son of Atkins, visited relatives here Sunday.
 Senator James M. Harkey has gone to Palmer, Texas, on business mis- sion.
 --Mr. George E. Howell. after sew eral days sickness, Is able to be out again.
 Misses May Love, Ida Hughey and Lucy Brooks visited friends In Atkins fast week.
 Miss Della Patrick visited her brothers family at Mill Greek the first Of the week.
 Miss Rose Jamison left yesterday for Millersburg, Ky, where she will attend school.
 Judge R. B. Wilson and family re- turned Tuesday from their summering in Washington county.
 -Rev. ". T. Box of Morrilton occu- pied the Baptist pulpit here Sunday morning and evening.
 Mrs. Mathena Hendrix of Searcy county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robt. RiddelI, in the vicinity of town.
 Prof. T. P. Murrey, one of the prin. cipals of the Morrilton College. was 8 pleasant caller at this office Saturday. MT. Frank Deshong and his brother, Nat, of Milan, Tenn, made the DEHo- GRAF an appreciated call last Thursday.
 -Teddie Rozzell of Morrilton, a knight of the stick and rule, came up Sunday and remained until after the game of ball Tuesday.
 MT. T. c. Everett is quite sick with typhoid fever, but his physician has the disease well in hand. We trust he may sosn be restored to health.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Milner and children, guests Of the family of Mrs. Nj. c. Bonds last week, returned Mon- day 10 their home in Clarksville.
 Mayor J. F. Munday and his sis ! ter, Mrs. Thomas Deaton and children, returned Thursday from delightful sitamong relatives in North Carolina.
 MT. George Black left this week for Ennis, Texas, to be gone tlll the first ! of October, when ne will return and resume cotton buying for eastern spin- ners.
 Mrs. Grace Rowan and her sweet little daughter, Annie, and Miss Lillie Rankin have returned from Virginia, where they enjoyed most charming visit.
 Miss E. F. Rowan, of Spottswood Va, one of the faculty of Russellville Graded school, arrived last week. Many friends greet her return with unfeigned pleasure.
 -Messrs. c. A. Gamble of Harrison and J. s. Church of Freeman, passed through town last week enroute to Mt. Nebo. The DEMOCRAT was favored with a pleasant call.
 Mir. Charley Linam and family ol | Van Buren came down Monday on s visit to Mrs. Linam's sister, Mrs. J. T Odom. They will go to Gravel Hill to- day 10 attend campmeeting.
 -The DEMOCRAT was honored last week with calls from the following gentlemen attending PIesbytery: Rev H. B. Milner and Messrs. Wilson and White of Johnson county, and Rev. J ". Bruton of Appleton. MT. J. NJ. Laster of Harmony Johnson county, component of the eldsrship constituency of the Ewing Presbytery, was an appreciated caller last week. The DEMOCRAT will yisil him regularly hereafter.
 We were pleased to receive call Monday from Mfr. J. H. Lawrence, oi Crawford, Miss, representing the Peoples Mutual Life Insurance Order of Nashville, Tenn. Mir. Lawrence is school mate and fast friend or our townsmsn Mir. Ransom Boswell.
 Editors Ludwig, of the Clarksyille Herald-Journal, and Harrison Box, oi the Atkins Mail. worshipped in Rus. sellyille Sunday, the former at the Cumberland Presbyterian church, and the latter at the Baptist church and al the shrine of one of Russellville's fair est maidens. Gentlemen, come again, and often.