The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
Little Lee Meade is conyalescent.

Little Lee Meade is conyalescent.
Mr.. CIV .Shinn is in town this week.
DIR. Charles j. Ross OF Hector was in
the city Friday.
Miss Emma Farris returned to Nor
rilton Saturday.
Joe Bonds Of GAINESVILLE spent last
Thursday with home folks.
Rev. and Mrs. o. +. Belts Of Dover
visited friends here the past week.
Holly Patrick, the Atkins photogra-
pher, spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Cora E. Weimcr was the guest
Miss Roza Bennett in Little Rock, Tues.
day.
DIR. w. II. Hill returned Tuesday
night from brief business trip to Little
Rock.
Mr.. Henry Garden and family re-
turned last week from their visit to
Clinton.
Prof. Haddock and wife of Iowa are
whiting Mrs. McAllister in the vicinity
of town.
Mr.. Joe Simpson and daughter, Miss
Ethel, left Monday for q short visit to
Lonoke.
Mrs. Brooks Of Eastern Texas is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Turner,
in the country.
Miss Lille Rankin who has been
teaching at Lebanon, Tenn, returned
home last Friday.
Judge and Mrs. II. A. Howell of
Dardanelle visited friends in RUSSELL
vile last Friday.
DIR. l.. I. Houston of the Houston
Infirmary, Houston, Texas, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. jacobson of Nor
rilton were guests of Mr.. M. jacobson
and family Sunday.
Prof, A. T.. Lee will teach in the
State Normal at Nebo and hold three in
stitutes this summer.
Miss Oman Bourland, charming
young lady of Ozark is visiting Mrs.
John A. Erwin this week.
Master u. j. Jr. and little Miss Ina,
son and daughter of Rev. U. j. Hearon,
arrived last week from Mississippi
Mrs. L. +. Smith, neice of Mrs. III.
+. White, who has been visiting relatives
in the city for some weeks, departed
Monday for her home in Texas.
Judge John p. Brown Of Mariana,
candidate for supreme judge was in the
city short time last Friday, lie inn
pressed our people favorably.
We were pleased to receive a call
this morning from Mr.. X. II. Burkhead
of Texas whose mission here at this
time Is explained in another column.
Capt. Chester Russell returned
Tuesday to Fayetteville where he will
resume his studies in the State Universe
ty. He enjoyed his short vacation inn
mensely.
Mr.. L. NJ. Smith and daughters, Miss
Ida and Mrs. Brooks, left last Friday for
the Columbian Exposition. They went
via FIT. Smith where they joined party
of friends.
During j. w. Whites summer va
cation w. j. Reynolds will fill the po-
sltion of cashier aud l.. B. Mcclure that
of assistant cashier at the Peoples Elk
change Bank.
--Messrs. White Brazell and ID. n.
Halliburton representing the Union
Central Life Insurance Co of Cincin-
natl are in the city taking insurance
with our peoplo.
County Clerk G. f. Howard left
last week for Hot Springs TO remain 4
month. During his absence the duties
of the office will be discharged by Mr..
Mark Moseley, who fits the position ex-
actly.
Bette, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed RsrnaFd celebrated her fifth
birthday last Friday. A large number
of her friends were present Refresh
| ments were served and the children had
delightful time.
Rev. r. X. Fletcher came home this
| week to look after some matters pertain
| ing to the erection oil the new Nj. h.
church, and will return to the northeast
next week. He has been quite success
full soliciting funds.
We were pleased to receive "A call
Tuesday from Rev. X. w. Mecklin OF
of Vests, Miss, accompanied by DIR. w.
w. Kerr. Mr., Mecklin preached at the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening
and Sunday morning. He Is a gifted
and Jealous divine.