The Van Buren press., 1894-08-11
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Miss Norah Reynolds. of Van Dnran
- visiting the family of Rev. + a
Anderson at Fayetteville.
- Bill Boatright and father. ara ar
Kansas City this week nurchs.,ns "s
norses for the Cherokee market.
Dr.; Hartly Wsems left SUNDAY for
GuteKs springs, to attend the Demo.
cratic Congressional Convention.
Miss Lou Brown, of Clarksv,lle
slster OF Mr.. Robert Brown, 10 VISITING
with her aunt Mrs. Will Woolum.
Capt. J. NJ. Baxter and wife. o,
rott smith, we're over Thursday to
s''ono the funeral Of Mayor Hawkins.
Miss Rena Baxter, of Fort Smith.
was In the city Tuesday aud attended
her cousin, Miss Leah Bhibley's. =.
social. =
Election Commissioners John Ker.
win, J. X. P. Douglas and w. J, Nc
Caoe were sworn In by Circuit Clerk
AAowers IueSuAy.
Maj. w. E. Penn, the we'll known
baptist evangelist Of Eureka Springs.
Will open . camp meeting near Van
Buren, August II.
Crawford County has 7.s48 school
population as announced by the State
school Superintendent, and Its appor.
tionment Is $5,727.58.
Mrs. T. J. Rogers and daughter.
Miss Edna, arrived In the city Mon.
day from Fayetteville. She Is on her
way to Russellville.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley and sister Mrs.
Adair, Of Dallas, Texas, are visiting
with Mrs. J. NJ. Harshaw aud other
relatives In the city.
Mrs. G. G. Scott and Mrs. p. d.
Scott and children have returned from
Winslow. The weather is so cool
they will probably not 90 back.
Mrs. F. NJ. Elsey, of Ozark, Ark.
and Mrs. Hayden Mayer and children.
of San Antonio, Texas, are visiting
Mrs. Buck Williams In this city.
Mrs. J. D. Knowlton left Thursday
for Hot Springs, taking her little
daughter Kate who has been sick for
some time. hoping to benefit her.
DIED-Benton Pernot, infant sou of
John w. aud Bette AIafiltt, and
grandson of the late J. b. Brown, at
Van Buren, Friday, August 3, 1891,
aged 6 months and 8 days.
Mr.. l. H. Southmayd, Mary and
Labon and Miss Emma and Edna
Ward, are at Eureka Springs this
week. Mr.. S0uthmsyd attending the
5th Congressional District Conven-
ton.
State Auditor G. r. Mills gives
notice, that the United States Mupual
Accident Association, of New York,
having failed to renew It. bond, IL no
longer authorized to do business IN
this state.
A few of the young ladies and gents
were invited out to u "tennis court"
at Mise Gretchen Myers, Tuesday
night, which wound up with little
dance and refreshments. A delight
ful time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harshaw and
party are back from their camping
trip in the Indian country. Our
friend J. NJ. will be found at The cold
stand" doing business as before, hext
door to the post office.
Judge Bon Decherd was elected
Thursday night by the council, to fill
the vacancy In the mayors office,
caused by the death of Mayor
Hawkins. 1t Is expected the Gov
ernor will order an election, under the
law, at once.
The Eureka Springs Times Echo
says: "Joseph NJ, Hill, prominent
young lawyer of Fort Smith, 10 DOM
iciled with his wife at the Southern.
Mr.. Hill was resident Of Eureka
Springs In his early days, and has
many friends to welcome him when
he seeks relief here from the heat and
dust of the Border CITY,"
Frank Beck, the man who was
assaulted and robbed by y gang Of
thugs at Chester, Ark, on the night
of the Sd ultImo, died at his home IN
Missouri the other day Of the injuries
he received. The Williams are In jail
In this city, and at the October term
of the Circuit Court justice Will Dc
meeted out TO them