The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1894-03-17
Tomorrow ID Palm Sunday.

Mrs. Alex Lacy returned from q
visit at Ozark Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Arkebauer has gone te
Oklahoma prospecting.
DR.. ]. 8. Bushong, of Noun tain burg
called on us Saturday.
&C Cook Is still here, making the
best $500 Photos for s. 90.
To day ell loyal Irishmen wear the
green st. Patrlck's Day.
Sam X. Chew left for another visit
ct Little Rock Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Boatright was In Kansas
City during the past week.
The work on d. H. Miller's resi-.
dence 10 progressing rapidly.
Capt. and Mrs. J. M. Baxter were
visiting in Van Buren, Monday.
Col. M. F. Locke, of Alma, was reg
istered at Little Rock Saturday.
R. B. Creekmore and o. L. Miles
were In Fort Smith Wednesday.
ED. w. p. Throckmorton, Of Fort
Smith, spent Monday In the city.
Miss Alice Montamat has returned
from visit to relatives in Missouri.
Watch for Edmondson 4 Britt's
Bread Wagon. They call every morn
ing. 4S-A.
Owing to the lack Of space COM
munication from "Voter" was crowd
cd out this week.
Col. Doggy johnson was In our Sec
tton of the 3tate the latter part Of this
week.
Mrs. Jno. Kerwin 10, We are pleased
to learn, recovering from her severe
illness.
Mrs. Annie Dlnsmore Davis return.
ed from short visit ut Fayetteville
Saturday.
Mr. L. Somers, OF Beaver, Penn,
Is visiting our townsman, Col. Ed.
Somers.
Considerable Improvement In bust
ness property 10 going on on East
Broadway.
Mrs. Winton Cornish, Of Ozark, was
In the city first Of tho week visiting
Mrs. Sam r. Chow.
We are sorry to learn Of the illness
Of Mrs. st. Clair. Her friends hope
for = speedy recovery.
Mrs. +. ]. Rogers left Sunday for
Fayetteville on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosarth.
The Black Crook will be pressnt ted
vt the Grand Opera House, #. Smith
on the 2lst aud I'D inst.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
Prof. J. H. Shinn, Rtate oupt. Of Public
Instruction, Wednesday.
Mrs. 3. M. Moore and Mrs. Hollie
Adams, Of Alma, were visiting Van
Buren, friends Wednesday.
We will deliver fresh bread buns,
and rolls every morning
48-4t EDMONDsON 4 BRITT.
Rev. T. J. Reynolds went to Russell.
vile Sunday, being called there by
the serious illness Of brother.
r. &. RoBKRTs 10 prepared to furn.
ish you with st0vepipe In any quaint
ty. Leave orders ct H. G. PernOt's.
II you need any stovspipe call on
r. 3. ROBERTS he makes them him.
self. Leave orders at H. G. Pernot's
Rev. A. 4. Venable will preach q
special sermon to the Q. G. Rifles to.
morrow ct the Presbyterian Church
Congressman Dinsmors has the
thanks of our public schools for mum.
Der of valuable additions to theiI
library.
Mrs. w. 8. Jones and family have
Joined Mr.. Jones, the Supt. of the
Water Works and they are now 10
Gated here.
There was . very poor attendance
ut the called meeting Of the Board Of
Trade Wednesday night, and nothing
WAS done.
Our bread wagon IL now making the
rounds every morning. Reserve YOU
orders for It.
46-4t EDM0NDsoN d BRITT.
I'D. Hawkins and P. D. Scott were
In Little Rock this week, In attend
ance Of the meeting Of the State Con
fpal (nsnmittAa
w, C. Cornish, wife and daughter
returned to Ozark Thursday, after
visit Of several days to Col. Sam II
Chew and wife.
Tho Fort Smith News. Record o
last Sunday was one of the best ad
vertisements for Fort Smith that c0ult
have been sent out.
Why wear yourselfout baking breat
when we will call on you with frest
bread every morning.
48-4t EDMoNDs0N 4 BRITT.
Rev. Mr.. Box left for his home .
Morrilton Monday, having closed hi
LAHORE here IN connection with tn
protrscted meeting vt the Raptis
Church.
The weather indicator announce
another supply Of falling weather. 70
which we are prepared.-Venture.
Whose umbrella did you ask to g
along?
| A child Of J. P. Paine WAS taken II
with scarlet fever last week, but l
rapidly recovering. Every precautiol
was taken to prevent spread Of tn
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