The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-17

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 Mrs. Anna Bollinger is rapidly get ting we'll. --Jeff Davis family have returned from Nebo. MT. II. T. Alexander left Monday on two weeks trip. Barry Irby of Little Rock is visiting l.. c. Taylor's family this week. MT. l.. c. Bryan, the contractor, has gone to Little Rock on business. -Messrs. L. Frank Deshong and J. Lem Gray returned from Louisiana Sat urday.
 --G. ". Richards is taking a two weeks vacation. Guess he will catch some fish.
 Mrs. ". A. Rozzell and children of Morrilton are visiting friends in town and vicinity.
 Mrs. Dan Emison who has been quite sick for sometime is reported much better.
 -Messrs. W. E. Pruitt and Floyd Hogins will leave tomorrow for the Worlds Fair.
 -Messrs. J. B. West, W. A. Baird. and W. c. Petty, all of Dover, were in the city Sunday.
 MT. !. Dick Thompson, the we'll known sewing machine agent, was in town this week.
 -B. ". Wells, of Lamar, was in town this week looking for location for a boarding house.
 Mrs. ". NJ. Oates and Mrs. Dr. Kerr went out to Freeman last week to re- main several days.
 Misses Emma Hogins and Sallie soiourn on Mt. Nebo.
 IT. L. .Bumpass is clerking for W. J. White. He halls from Tennessee and is nice, polite gentleman.
 Mrs. Emma O'Neal and daughter and Mrs Minnie Hamilton returned last week from visit to White county.
 --Dardanelle Post. Mir. Ellsworth, the gentlemanly agent of the L. K. & F. s. Ky, at Russellville, was in town Tues day.
 Mrs. Mary Montgomery and Miss Lizzie Mack returned last week from Freeman. Miss Mack is quite sick with fever we hear.
 Misses Bessie Evans and Irene Jac- oway, two of Dardanelle's most charm ing girls, were guests of RusseilViiie friends Tuesday.
 Misses Bertie Gardner, Mabel Wal lace. Amanda Young, Floy lobe and Master Lewis Wallace returned from Freeman Monday.
 Atkins Mail: Judge G. W. Berry, man of Russellville delivered very in- teresting sermon at the NJ. K. church last Sunday evening.
 --Messrs. West and Bob Humphreys waited on our merchants last week and sold them large bills of shoes for the fall and winter trade.
 MT. Thomas J. Turner, represent ing leading New Jersey drug com pany, spent couple of days here this week the guest of friends.
 --Dr. W. ". Kerr attended meeting of the State Pharmacy board in Little Rock last week, after which he departed for Tennessee on visit to his mother.
 Atkins Mail. Hon. Lawrence Rus sell is mentioned as candidate for pros ecuting attorney. There IS no better timber in this section and we wish hlm success.
 Ozark Democrat: Rev. R. R. Fletch- CT, pastor of the NJ. k. church at Rus sellyille, preached an eloquent and sur ring sermon at the Manitou camp meet ing last Sunday morning.
 --Clarksyille Herald-Journal: B. Cow ell. of Russellyille, an old Johnson coun- ty citizen was in the city Wednesday and made us pleasant call. He is with the firm of White < Co.,, the leading merchants.
 Miss Maud Cox, the accomplished daughter of MT. Thos. Cox of Darda- nelle, has accepted position in the music department of a Joppa, Ala. col lege and left for that place last week ac- eompanied by her father as far as Little Rock.
 Mir. B. K. Rodgers, Jr., of Ft. Smith, one of the Border City's most actiye and successful young business men. came down Saturday on a visit to his family who have been the guests of Mrs. Me Fadden for few weeks. He returned home Monday accompanied by his fam iiy.
 MT. T. J. Russell and family will leave Friday for the Worlds Fair. They will be met at St. Louis by their son, Chester, who is in school at Fayetteville, and together they will proceed to Chica- go and take in all the sights Of the White City. After finishing the Ex- position MT. Russell will buy his fall and winter stock of goods.
 Harrison Fruit Grower: We learn that our friend, Hon. Lawrence Russell of Pope county will be candidate for prosecuting attorney of that distrct. He Is graduate of the A. l. U, and has served two terms in the state legislature. Mir. Russell is an exemplary man ln ev- cry sense of the word, and will fill with credit any position to which he may De called.
 -Morrilton Headlight: The Point Remove Association met last Friday Tn this city in the Baptist church. The at tendence was rather slight. The regular routine of business was transacted ana the association adjourned. Elder U. w. Berryman, of Russellville, preached sun day morning in the Baptist church to large and appreciative audience. Elder Berryman is county judge of rope county, and an old ex-confederate sol- dier, minus one leg.
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