The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-05-25
T. J. RUSSELL < BRO.
PERSONAL MENTION.


was the guest Of Miss Fannie Perry Sun
day.
Mayor j. w. Russell made a brief
business trip to Little Rock last Fri
day.
DIR. A. III. Howell OF North Little
Rock was mingling with his friends here
Monday.
j. f. Hurst spent day or two in
town last week. He resides now in
Dardanelle.
Prof. j. III. Fry and wife of Atkins
were guests of Russeilville friends one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White spent
Sunday in Atkins guests of MIR. and Mrs.
J. f. Leonard.
Mr.. John A. Erwin attended the
State meeting of Undertakers in Little
Rock last week.
Prof. and Mrs. John A. Pless Of
New Hope attended the General Assem-
bly, in Little Rock.
We were pleased to receive a call
from S. G. Harris, the merchant OF Ross,
one day last week.
Mrs. Arthur jacobson of st. Louis,
is visiting in the city, guest OF her cons-
in, Mrs. NJ. Jacobson.
Miss Lula Schacht and Mrs. Emma
Scarlet left Tuesday 10 visit friends in
Dardanelle for few days.
Mrs. Jno. J. Rye Of Fort. Smith, en-
route home from Little Rock, stopped
a xxifh ratotlV here
-Mrs.w.F. Bell and sister, Miss Wat
son. returned last week from visit
among friends at Potts Station and At
kins,
Miss Floy Jobe spent several days
in Dardanelle the past week in the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. N.
Evans.
Miss Rose Patterson leaves to-day
for Atlanta, Ga, where she will spend
the summer, the guest Of Mrs. Emma
Reynolds.
Miss Emma Waller, of California,
who has been visiting at Scottsville for
sometime, is spending the week with
Russellville friends.
-Messrs. Frank Deshong and Lem
Gray, the fence builders, got in from
Louisiana Saturday night after q very
successful trip.
Miss Nettie Watson, sister OF Mrs.
w. f. Bell, who has been visiting here
| for several weeks, left for her home at
Bentonville, Monday.
Mrs. Damon Clark and little daugh-
ter. enroute from Fayetteville to Little
| m, ~ Ia.
day with Russellville friends.
Mrs. G.. w. Bergman continues
quite sick. The Judge speaks of moving
back to the country soon hoping the
change will be beneficial TO her health
DIR. Leming and Mr.. Mace Howell
two of Dardanelles popular gallants
came over Sunday afternoon and paid
their respects to a couple of our pretty
girls.
Mrs. Sarah Hollingsworth departed
for her home at Eureka Springs, las
Monday, after having spent month de
lightfuliy with friends here and at At.
kins.
Mrs. Arthur Berry arrived last week
from Peori, H., and joined her HUSBAND
who is moulder at the Hussellville Iron
Works. They are stopping at the Con-
mercial Hotel
Judge X. b. Wilson and Hon. Law
renee Russell have returned from Ho
Springs where they attended the CRANE
lodge OF knights of Pythias. They ha'
a pleasant trip.
Rev. w. G. Wheat and family viii
leave this week for their new home II
Missouri. They leave hosts of friend
here whose best wishes will attend then
wherever they may go.
--Rey. II. j. Hearon, r. ii. Bonds
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Reynolds and Misse
Sue Lawrence and Emma Bonds attend
ed the Cumberland Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly In Little Rock this week
Chester Russell, captain OF the cracl
military company Of the Arkansas In
dustrial University, came in from Fay
ettevile on the early train yesterda,
morning taking his folks complete
ly BY surprise. Having been granted
weeks absence he will spend his vaca
ton mingling with friends and fishing
little.