The Van Buren press., 1893-07-08

!. D. James, Of Bentonville w.. !, -. Ia.
Thursday Wa ~ 'ne cisy
Miss Dode Thomson: spent the 4,h a, .yr,, :.
Fort Smith. '.s WV VI 'u'y ~
rike allen, Of Jonesboro l. At home ON . Wat.
to his parents this week. '"''
j. ". Higgs and John 8. Repf.oe =, .,,.
were In the city Monday. "'''
Ma Norman left first of the week N, . v,.,.
at her old home in Texas ''.''
MIS- ". r. woolum and children are spena,n.
two weeks at Clarksyille 's
MI ana Mrs. z. J. Murta left Wednesdav ~,
onicaso and Worlds Exposition.
Miss Allie Kistler returned from Chicago And
worlds Exposition first Of the week.
Rev MI. Beauchamp is making preparation.
70 start Baptist paper in Van Buren.
| Ars George Austin and Miss Lizzie Clesp left
nrst OF the week for visit to Colorado
John D. White left Saturday for pewsukee
WIS. where he viii spend the warm weather.
hev. .T.J. Reynolds went to Ozark last week
70 perform the marriage ceremony Of his brother.
MI L. H. southmayd. wife and little Labe ,e,,
wednesday for st. Louis to be gone week or two
Afs Fannie Hill, of Alma, was In Van Buren,
Aonday. Fannie is one Of our old time friends,
Hon. T. NJ Gunter, Of Fayetteville was in the
city sunday. on his way home from Little Rock.
Nisa Annette Newell. of Little Rock Ia vi,it.
ing with her aunt Mrs. Garrett. At Black Oak
| Grove.
The failure Of L. c, Locke 4 Co., Of Alma was
very much regretted by his many friends in
Van Buren,.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss MARY
shfbley, daughter Of NJ. W. H. H. shibley. ON
the l7th. inst
Nn. c. A. Thompson and her sister. Mrs.
schsurtie Of 81. Louis. left Wednesday for visit
ct Eureka Springs.
The trial In the Circuit court of How Rogers,
charged with killing Dick Pevey resulted in
verdict Of acquittal.
The Supreme Court Of the State have decided
that betting on base ball game Is gambling.
The case went from this county,
The case Of ex-Treasurer Woodruff, set for
trial first Of the week at Little Rock has been
postponed until October, by general consent
Hon. J. D. Walker. Of Fayetteville, was in the
city Thursday afternoon, on his way to Little
hock 10 look after case In the Supreme Court
Mr.. James o. Kane made bis appearance down
town. Thursday for the first time since the acci.
dent. He Is little worsted, but Ia still In the
ring
Mr.. Clarence Weems, son Of the Rev. Mr.
weems, Of Conway. who was no long stationed
In Van Buren,, is in the city guest Of Rev. Mr..
Reynolds.
The charges against N. J. Smith and the two
others held for being concerned In the burning
Of the buildings In our city last winter, were
ignored by the grand jury.
ALI Bostick and family, of Alma, have moved
to Van Buren,. They are located In the East
End. All will rustic with the painters for =
share Of the work in his line.
week In attendance on the Wholesale Grocers
State Convention. He represented the shibley
4 Wood Wholesale Grocery Co. Of this city.
Senator Berry and Governor Fishback have
locked horns and we will now look to see the
"fur ay." The canvass for U. 8. Senator is fully
open and there will be music all along the line
Miss Grace Mace. of Van Buren,. will visit Miss
Maud Eichenberger next week and on evening
of 18th Miss Maud will give a party in honor of
Miss Grace 1t will be rare social event-Ozark
Democrat.
Sheriff John Steward went to Little Rock
Tuesday morning to make final settlement with
the Treasurer Of State. He has collected IS per
cent Of the tax. Capt Stewart took along with
him candidate for the Insane Asylum.
Judge B. J. Brown, President Of Citizens Bank,
came down last Saturday TO attend the regular
Semi Annual meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Bank, held on that day The condition of
the bank wss found to be very satisfactory, and
the board declared the usual semi annual divi.
the stockholders.
Hon. Ed L. Givens, editor Of the Batcsvills
Guard was in attendance on the meeting Of the
Press Association at Fort Smith and in closing
. highly complimentary article in his paper Of
his visit there has this to say Of one Of its cti-
sens now passed away that touches the hearts
of many irisnds in this city, OF the lamented
Judge sandels.
To ali who knew him well during his lifetime
-snd the editor Of the Guard was among those
this city Of his home the fragrant memory Of
that prince OF men, Judge NJ. A. Sandels. A
brother, L. r. Sandels, and sister occupy his
home and give his little children the loving care
ass osa :ns %oshs May Ss.ss
ian angel hover closely over that home, end
may the flowers bloom brightly always over the