The Van Buren press., 1893-06-24
Miss Mamie Rea left Monday for Chicago.

a''' Sannie kea left Monday for Chicago.
wedding cyclone struck Ozark last week.
Miss Mary shibley has returned from ,.,tt,s
Rock. ''o. 4'ss's
Miss Elsmores of Memphis, is visiting Miss
Mary shibley. -''
Miss Faine, of Altup, was visiting her sister
here, Mrs. Luck,
steward BUD Taylor is rustlins with Ed.
mondson 4 Britt
Col J. P Mullen, of Fort Smith. is in attend.
ance on the court
Miss Florence Fain of Altus. Ia the euest n,
Miss Nora Reynolds.
Miss Irene Adams, of Little Rock, is visiting
with Mrs T. D. Scott.
Nj. and Mrs. Bulgin, of Denver, are In the city
visiting with Mrs. Bradt
MI. aud Mrs. Champ Carter, OF Ozark. were
guests Of Mrs DR.. Bourland.
Our young friend Warner, of Fort Smith. 1, in
attendance on the circuit court,
Miss Grace James. of Clarksville, came up
Wednesday for visit to her sister.
Miss Ollie o'Kane. of Altus, is Visiting our
city, the guest of Miss Bette Dean,
MAhRIED-By Justice colgrove, on the 22d inst,
M Tom Brown and Miss Sally Peck.
The Misses Howella. of Russellville, are visit.
Ing with Miss Sue Wood in this city.
Miss Josie Ozier of Fort Smith, was visiting
her sister Mrs John Brown Thursday.
Miss BERTHE Berry. OF Bentonville, is visiting
with her aunt Mrs. DR.. 0. NJ. Bourland.
Miss Julia shieve, Of Austin, is in the city
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Fred Cooper.
Miss Griffin Of Fort Smith, is visiting this
week with Miss Dora Thomson. in our city.
Mr. and MIS- W. B. Allen and children. of Lit.
tie Rock is In the city visiting with their parents
Mr. Ike Kempner of Little Rock came up
Tuesday for short visit with his sister, Mrs.
Max Lyons.
Miss Ada O. Bryan is filling Miss Alice Kistler's s
place with B. c. Covey during Miss Kistler's
visit to Chicago.
Mrs. W d. Hurd, who resided in Van Buren,
before the war, but now from Marshal, Texas
is visiting here.
The Alma Democrat intimates, very strongly
that Van Buren is to have daily paper-issued
from the Argus office.
Rev. d. c. Hardin, of the Baptist Church.
Ozark. 10 in the city this week, summoned as q
witness before the grand jury.
Mr.. 1. H. Philips, of springdale, was In the city
on visit to his brother, ]. R. Philips foreman
of the PRESS ofice, and took In the celebration.
Charley Wilhauf came down home for short
tyto a
Works Celebration Charley is looking first
rate.
Miss Clara b. Emo has been elected, az one
Of the teachers In the High School at Clarksvile,
at a salary Of $50 per month for ten month
session.
g. R. Williams. editor Of the Ft Smith Times,
was in the city Thursday aud took In the ball
game, and like 500 others of that city went
home sick.
Mrs Anna Ogden. Of Ozark, was In the city
Wednesday and Thursday and met the Press
excursionists here and went on with Mr.. Col.
burn to Chicago.
The new Rector of the Episcopal church. from
Cedar Rapids. Neb.. Rev 6. W. Flowers. arrived
in the city Wednesday aud will hold service at
the church Sunday morning.
Judge John j. Burrow is assisting Assessor
Reed in making his assessments throughout the
county at this time. Notice of the time and
places have been given by posters.
Rev. J. B. Gentry, who has severed his connec-
ton with the Cumberland Presbyterian church
in this city, left Monday for Pilot Point, Texas.
where he and his family will make their home.
Mr.. Haley. OF the Bentonville Democrat Alex
Black, one of the band and Dave Peel and
little son, called on us Thursday. Alex Is o
member of the best band In the State, which did
itself so much credit at the celebration.
Col Adam Clark, of Clarksville, and Bro. Tul-
lis, of Hope, were In the city Thursday. Not
caring TO go to Chicago on the Press Excursion,
took in the next best thing the Firemen's Tour
nament &C.. in our CITY,
Circuit court Is now in session and but little
done with the exception Of misdemeaner cases.
The grand Jury indicted How Rogers for killing
Pevey and he is now In Jail He will be arrain-
ed Oh Tuesday and day set for his trial.
Bro Thomasson and::his beautiful daughters,
of Prescott who were in attendance at the Press
Association at Ft Smith, came over Thursday
for few hours to witness the celebration, ETC.
We regret very much thatw did not meet them.
Hunt the BIG BooT In front of KRA-
MER's, then walk in and get shoes.
Fort Smith did the handsome thing, as they
always do in such matters, In entertaining the
Press Association. They know how to do 1t and
always get there. We and wife were very pleas.
aptly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Judge Rogers
at their hospitable home. Many thanks for the
same.
Articles Of incorporation were filed Tuesday
with the Secretary Of State at Little Rock, by
the Miller 4 Jones Lumber Company. OF Van
Buren, with Q capitalization of $4,000. The
of,cers are J. G. Miller president; Carl G. Miller
vice. president; c. W. Jones, secretary and treas
urer.
We note that W. s. Jones, our W. g.. has been
appointed Superintendent of the Van Buren,
Water Works This Is another instance OF Van
Buren, people, recognising talent from Franklin
county, Here Is to your good health W. ..
We will pledge 1t glass of Lees Greek wsterV
when we see you.-Ozark News
Leave your orders for Ice Cream,
Sherbet, Cakes, etc. at
6tf. GEO. MILLEH's.
MAnRlrD-At springdale, on the 2lst by Rev,
Mr. Eyins, Mr.. A. Kramer of this city, and Miss
Lou Ruddell, Of springdale. Mr.. Kramer is the
popular proprietor of Patrick Boot and Shoe
Store of this city, and Miss Ruddell Is most
charming young lady. They arrived in the city
same day and are now at home" to their friends
at Mrs. Smells.
Bro. c. c. Colburn, of the Ozark Democrat, has
gone to Chicago to 'see for sure" If the Worids
exposition is opened on Sunday and left the