The Van Buren press., 1894-08-04
Mrs. J. f. Jarvis is home from q
visit to Springdale.

Mrs. J. f. Jarvis is home from a.
visit to Springdale.
Judge B. J. Brown and family of
Little Rock, are spending the warm
months at Mt Nebo.
Mr.. d. l.. Bourland came down
from Fayetteville Thursday. on his
way to Little Rock.
Ex. Attorney Gen'l Garland. of
Washington, d. c., Is visiting at
Hominy Hill his country home.
Jesse Wood left Monday to "round
up' the shoe dealers. He has large
territory and 1t keeps him moving.
N. F. Cornelius left Thursday morn
Ing for the Flint District Cherokee
payment. He too wants some of the
"fil.hy lucren.
Mrs. Judge Decherd returned home
Tuesday from an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Morgan Al
Washington City.
Capt. Baxter and family. of Fort
Smith, were in the city Monday, in
attendance on the funeral of Mrs.
Nellie Ward Farrell.
The Hot Springs city council decided
that corn doctors must pay license
of $lO0 . year in advance. How would
such law do for Van Buren,?
The little son of E 8. Fordham.
living in the country, had his wrist
broken Tuesday and DR.. 0. M.
Bourland was called to attend him.
Misses Clara B. Emo and Maggie
McGee returned Tuesday from
months visit ut Eureka Springs,
where they were in attendance on
the Normal"
The place to get Fashionable Mil
linery, at Popular Prices, Is at Miss
Emma Hays Blue Front Millinery
Emporium. See her advertisement
In the PRESS.
The County Assessor will be at the
Court House all of next week. All
who have not handed in their assess
ments should improve the opportunity
and save the penalty.
One depositor OF the Cherokee
money, left Sis 600 with the Citizens
Bank, of Van Buren,, Friday and
SIN ,ller sums from other gatherers
were deposited during the week.
Col. Sam Chow has been invited by
the Democratic Central Committee to
take the stump for the democratic
State ticket and will respond with all
the time he can spare from the courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Exner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gipson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. J.
NJ. Harshaw and daughter, and Misses
Belle Robinson and Clara Bourne left
Wednesday morning for a few days
camp on Illinois river Il.
Mr.. r Cook aud family, who have
been staying out at their farm near
Kerr station for some time. returned
to their home at Van Buren, this
morning. Mr.. Cook is machinist and
IS employed in the Iron Mountain
shops at that place.-Little Rock
Press.
MARRIED-At Charlotte. N. G., on
the 22nd of July Mr.. Guy e Burling-
ton, of Washington City and Miss
Florence Brewer. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. S. K. Brewer
teacher in the Van Buren High
School, and is employed in one of the
government departments in Wash
ington City.
Col. H. e. Hayman, the boss miller
of Arkansas, appeared on the streets
this morning with a button hole bou-
uuet of great beauty, and was a
facsimile of the "Jolly miller" of
whom we Venture.
That is nothing. 1t is a FROSTY
dayn when the "honest miller' does
not have "boka" attached to his
coat. He's a killer.
The Gazette has decided to discon.
tinue its Monday morning extra"
1t was welcome visitor, and being
the only Monday morning paper in
the State, the public Will regret Its
discontinuance. 1t announces, how
ever, that: "rhe energy, enterprise
aud expense heretofore given to the
preparation of the extra will be de-
voted to the improvement of the six
regular Issues of The Gazette, SO that
the public will be none the loser
thereby"
Monday evening a num-
Der of friends gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. A. Overton, to wit
ness the marriage of Mr.. J. L. Lloyd,
of Van Buren,, to Mrs. Elizabeth
Whitlock. The ceremony took place
at $3.50 D. m. and was beautifully per-
formed by the Rev. Johnson, OF the
First Methodist church.-Fort smith
Times. :,
The PRESS wishes its good friend
Lloyd q world of happiness, as ne
Journeys along through life with his
new bride.
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