The Van Buren press., 1894-11-03
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Saturday is Sailor day at the Blue Front Mil
linery Store.
Mrs Dir. johnson has returned from her visit
/ to Fayetteville.
And Col. ". L. Mace, is, too, one of the "order
of BLACK Cats"
Philip Scott went to Little Rock Thursday
morning for a few days
The many friends Of Mrs VIII Denton are glad
to know that she is improving
Mrs. C. G. seoot left Wednesday morning for a
visit to her daughter at Little Rock
Mrs Dr. Bailey and son, of Fort Smith. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Graf Wednesday,
Tuesday morning we had our first ice Thurs
day we had hard rain turning OFF quite cold.
Marshal Crump offers a reward of s3, 500 for the
arrest of the Cook gang in the Indian Country
dead or alive.
Conductor VIII Woolum was initiated into the
Mystic Order of Black Cats" at Fort Smith last
week Scat
Gen. Gordon will deliver his famous lecture,
Last Days of the Confederacy." at the A. l. U.
chapel Fayetteville, next Monday uight
You can buy a nice Straw Sailor. trimmed in
SILK Ribbon and Jet Wing, for Soc; without the
Wing 35c, at Blue Front Millinery Store.
Moody the man who was run over by the cars
at Chester Monday night aud had his hands and
feet taken off, died at St Johns Hospital, Fort
smith, Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Casebeere were riding in
their delivery wagon Monday morning, when
the horse became frightened and ran away.
throwing both out and seriously injuring them
engagement Of one week at Van Burtn Opera
House, Monday Nov. 5th. in the great -ict
Melo-Drama ''Bouad to Win" Prices l5, p and
35cts. Reserved seats at Tony Euper's.
The following Is the rainfall for October Is re-
ported for the Press by Mr.. L. Graft:
Oct. 2 2sj in
q, 0.40 "
1Otal 30
Col Doggy" Johnson is in the city today re-
ceiving cordial welcome from his friends He
has recently been through several Southern
States, aud says he never saw the South in a
more prosperous condition.-L. K Democrat
T. Z. Hail. in the Fort Smith Times OF Friday
morning. gets after Geo. TILES and his life in
surance banquet He says the company footed
the bills through George. 1t was good ad. in
which the leading citizens Of Fort Smith furn.
ished the wind
Mr.. W. A. Falconer of Fort Smith. nephew OF
Secretary of State IL. b. Armistead, and Miss
Gilmore were married at Charlottesville, Va, last
week. The PRESS renews its congratulations
and best wishes. They will be "at home" Fort
Smith next week.
The Halloween party given by the Ladies'
Columbian Club of Van Buren at Miss Fannie
SCOTS was delightful affair and all enjoyed it
and had lots of fun. There are very few that
can beat Miss Fannie in entertaining. The
Club realized aboutsl5
On the evening of All Halloween, Wednesday,
October 81, there was q ball at the Arlington
hotel, Hot Springs, in honor of Miss Mary Jones,
daughter of Senator J. X. Jones. Miss Jones
will be the guest of Miss Bessie Stitt of that
city for several weeks.
DIED-At Little Rock on the soth of Oct MT.
Charles Lowenfeld, aged As years.
Mr.. IOwenfeld was native Of Krakau
Austria and had been in business In this city
for number of years. He was related TO the
most prominent Jewish families in the city, and
member of the Knights Of Honor and knights
of Pythias lodges of this city. He leaves wife
and seven children and a large eoncourse of
friends to mourn his loss.-L. r Democrat.
Mr.. Lowenfeld was in Van Buren, for a
number of years and did an extensive business.
He and his family lived next door to the editor
of the Press during their stay in our city, and
they were most excellent neighbors. The
sympathy of many friends here is extended to
the bereaved family.