The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1894-02-03
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

LOCAL and PERSONAL
Sam r. Chew was in Alma Mon
day.
Jno. wobner visited the Border
City Sunday.
John Ksrwln visited the Border
City Monday.
Jas. Scott was among the Fl. Smith.
ians Monday.
T. . e iper has had the front of hit
store improved.
Ino. London, of Alma, was In the
city Wednesday.
Miss Rosa Scrimsher IL attending
Ouaehita College.
| O. L. Miles was among the Fort
SmIthians Monday.
Bro. Renfroe, Of the Alma Leader,
was III town Saturday.
o. L. Miles WAS registered 1t Little
Rock during the week.
Miss vandeventsr, of Fayetteville,
is visiting Mrs. Jesse Wood.
Mike Wallace, Of Fort smith, spent
few hours In the city Tuesday.
Yardmaster Foster spent q few days
ct Little Rock first Of the week.
r. Futral has retired from the shoe
business. He has sold his stock.
Miss Stella McCorkIe was over from
Fort Smith on short visit Tuesday,
J. w. Cope has returned from his
visit to friends aud relatives In Mis-
souri,.
Esq. H. X. Curnutt, of Alma, made
us call Tuesday. He 10 out for AS
SCISSOR.
Geo. Wood Is back from Kansas, and
brought with him another lot OF
horses.
Our Dorothy Company Is what you
want te see. Everybody goes. TO- ~
and 3Ocents.
Marshal Houck returned Monday
from Texas, where he had gone with
a prisoner.
Capt. r.. =, Hynes returned Monday
from business trip to Little Rock
and Memphis.
10, 20 and 30 cents, and the best
repertoire Company on the road, Mon
aay, Feb. 5th.
F. M. Futral, OF Ft. s ulth, was in
the city Monday to see his brother,
who has been very Ill.
IfyOu need any stovepipe call on
r. &. ROBERTS he makes them him.
self Leave orders at H. c Pernot's
r. 8. RoBHRTs IL prepared to furn-
ish you with stovepipe in any quanti-
~. Leave orders ut H. C. Pernot's
Miss Lille Kramer returned to her
Indiana home Wednesday, after Wis
1t of several weeks to her uncle, in this
city.
D1ED-January 81, 1894, Bonnie
Eloise, daughter Of DR.. K. f. and Mrs.
Mary &. Burson age, II years, mos.
and 10 days.
The Express Office has been moved
from the head of Main st, to the new
huiI,iing next to Southmayd-M Miller
Dry Goods Co.
w. H. Rodecker, p. E. Smith and
c. II Tyrell, have been change'i from
the K. & A. v. to the east end, under
the SO. iOrity rule.
Alex. LACY, Jr., met with a painful
accident Monday morning at the Mo.
Pacific shop and as resu his face Is
considerably d;sfigured.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Quarles gave
reception vt their residence Wednes-
day night, In honor of Miss Duffisld,
who has been visiting them for some
time past.
A young child ofMr Bushong drank
some Japanese Oil Liniinent Sunday
morning which came near causing Its
death. Its agony was intense. Drs.
Dibrell relieved 1t.
Joe H. Ford, a young lawyer from
Van Buren,, Is expected 10 arrive here
within few days to form law part.
nership with c. r. Monroe.-N0rth
Little Rock Times.
The Sebastian County Horticult ural
Society has been organized with the
following OFFICERS: Judge r. Il. Powell
president, A. l.. Beckett secretary,
and J. NJ. Needham treasurer.
Mrs. o. P Brown and little son
dropped 10 unexpected last night from
New Whatcome. Washington and are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vaughn, on sixth Street.-Ft.
Smith Record, 31st.
TT. Boyd, of Lees Creek, this week
enters the race for the Office of A $685.
sor. Mr.. Boyd Is true blue Demo-
crat. we'll qualified to discharge the
duties 4 the Office to which he aspires
and when 1t comes to hustling will
be strictly In 1t.
The Crawford Comfy Horticultural
society held Its regular meeting In
the Board of Trade room Saturday,
and 1t was decided to rent the room
opposite the one occupied by the
BOOrd Of Trade. A constitution for
the Society WAS also adopted.
Mr.. B. Johns, ono Of Union Town
ships best citizens, this week announ-
ces his. candidacy for the Office Of
Assessor. Mr.. Johns IL we'll qualified
| for the office. a Democrat from the