The Van Buren press., 1893-07-01

city Tuesday. "as IN 'ne
,.., :. ~ fursuson has sold his residence to J. r
J. A. Garlick. druggist of For. Smith ...
an assignment. AaA n'aue
MISS Mollie McIlroy, ofparis Tex. /. tho ,ro.,
OF Miss Reynolds In this city. '-'' e"'''
Mrs. John Aliens mother returped To ,.,
nome In Tennessee Thursday
hfs' ThurmOnd HUNT left this week for v,sl,
~ her old home in Mississippi. ~
COL J p Mullen was in the city wedne.d.v y In
attendance on the Circuit court ~
D. N. Dyer and lots Of fothers from DIVER .,e =,
''e ci'y attending court this week.
~ IL reported there is to be a quiet wedd,n.
IN sne near future. on Broad street.
Hon, 8. W, Peel Of Bentonville was in tba c,t,
thursday op bis way to Little Rock.
senator Berry passed by on the other aida and
went down to Little Rock during the week.
All. Bostick and family. of Alma were nm and
spent DAY with MIR. BIS. mother, last week.
Ars' >. M. Harshaw and daughter leave ar.,
OF the week for Eureka Springs for the summer
1.s. Holden, editor of the Muldrow Rev,.,a.
snu ~i'e' were In attendance on the celebration.
Judge J. H Rogers. ofFort Smith. wa. in .t,
city. .'' Al 'n'A
e. J. Mclean, on the first Of the month w,,,
e position with Max Lyons At the New
York Store. -''"
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miss CARA b. Emo went to Morrilton Fridav IN
auend the State School convention. In session Al
that place this week.
The first cotton bloom on our table VA. sro,,
!uber RusselPs crop. Juber ID AWAY, at the
head of the procession.
non. Ed D. Peirce, has returned home afte,
tnfee months canvass Of Illinois. He haa A..
ways welcome home.
MI Adei Vinestreet 10 long with Max Lyons
new York Store. leaves next week for New
York City. where he will locate,
Capt J. n Baxter. U. 8. Jailer st Fort Smith
was In the city Wednesday and had Z warm
welcome from his many friends.
Misses Bessie Rogers, Sadie Shelby and Master
Douglas Rogers, Of Fort Smith, were In the citv
last week guests Of Mrs. r. D. Scott
Tuesday Judge Thomason excused Geo. r.
"ooo as grand iuryman, having served week
snd'' W. Hawkins ives chosen in his place,
M Walter Quail and Mrs. Dr.. Blackburn and
daughter Of Ozark, were in the city Thursdsv
guest OF Dr. Bourland, on their way home from
Chicago.
The friends ofengineer James Gates who was
seriously injured in the Frisco smash up recent.
~, are glad to know that he Is on the high road
to recovery.
AARxIED-rn Van Buren,. on the 9TH inst At
the residence of the brides parents, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. Charles II. Tyrell and Misc
Emma D. MsrshalL
Mrs. r. r. Locke and children and Miss Mary
Robinson. Of Fort Smith, were over last week
taking In the celebration. We were glad to see
Mrs. Locke looking 30 well.
There will be preaching at the Old School
Presbyterian church, Sunday July the 2nd At
2sO O'Clock, by Rev. E. I. Edmons, Of the Christ.
Ian church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Ben Hodges has purchased Of Can't J. D.
Hawkins the house and lot on Stokes street
south side of N. E. church, and will erect
handsome dwelling The premises sold for SllOO
Jesse Wood returned Friday from two weeks
trip In South Arkansas. After remaining until
Saturday, he left for Boonsboro, where Mrs.
Wood and the baby are spending the warm
months.
We have received q copy Of the Journal, pub.
lished at Ottawa, Kan. Ben D. billiard, former
citizen OF Van Buren,, is reporter and solicitor
for the paper We would like to know Ben for
ten or twelve dollars.
Col W. G. Vincenheller. Commissioner of Ag.
riculture, was In the city Thursday and met
members of tho Horticultural Society in the in
terest Of shipping everything of interest in the
county TO the Worlds Exposition at Chicago.
MARxIED-In Van Buren,, June 18th, at the
Central Hotel. by A. H. Colgrove Esq. Mr.. 4. H.
Grady Of Dunkin County, No.. to Miss Mary J.
Hilliard Of Crawford county. Ark.
In Van Buren,, June 18th, by the same, Mr. ]
W. Kempster to Miss Myrtle Copenlain.
The Governor has restored to citizenship the
following persons, who had been convicted In
Crawford county for petit larceny and paid their
nnes. They were guilty Of stealing duck:
John Williams, VIM. Decherd and Luck Brady.
They were restored to citisenship that they
might testify In case pending in the Crawford
Circuit Court.
Train Msster NJ. A. Lalla has been transferred
to the H. G. A. & N. Division with headquarters
at Little Rock. He Is succeeded In charge Of the
Central Division by H. G. SimmS, with head.
quarters st Van Buren,. We have not heard Of
any profuse protests. or any resolut tons Of pro-
found regrets passed by the railroad men here
at Mr Lallas transfer, but general expression
of welcome tor Mr.. simms.
Mrs. Anna Davis, Of Bentonville, has been the
Mrs. Davis visit was for the purpose of forming
vocal class in music, in which we are pleased
to say, she has been successful Under the au.
spices OF Miss Fannie Thomason very highly
entertaining musical entertainment was given
1t the residence of Judge Thomason, Friday
night In honor Of Mrs. Davis visit to our city
The program of the evening will be found In
another column Of the PRESS.
Mrs. Rodney, who has undertaken to walk
from Galveston, Tex. to the Worlds Fair, Chi
cago, was In the city last week, Friday, and
stayed over night leaving the next morning
early. She travels % miles day expecting to
reach her destination the first Of August. MIS-
Rodney Is accompanied by her husband and
carries peddlers pack weighing seven pounds
and sells the cotents along the way TO pay ex-
pensex and is to have $500 In money accumuiAteu
on the way over and above what she pays out
She ia YER day ahead of time here, and Is 70
receive $4,000 provided she gets TO Chicago ~
the date specified and complies with all the
conditions