The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1894-03-24
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
Primary to-day.

Primary to-day.
Geo. Miller has reopened his bakery
! Go and cast your vote for your favor
lite to-day.
Watch for EdmomdsOn 4 Britt's
Bread Wagon. They call every day.
Mrs. L. c. Locke was over from TT
Smith Wednesday.
Miss Emma Hays was visiting q,
Fit Smith Monday.
Rev Bee uchamp baptized two can
didates Sunday night.
Harlan, the Tailor, of Fort Smith
was In the city Tuesday.
The Berry men will vote to-day
SO will the Fish hackers.
Judge Ben Dechard has been very
Ill during the past week
Work on rsnovating the Baptist
Church was begun Tuesday.
Col. J. ID. James WAS down from
Bentonville first of the week
Col. +. w. Schuarte has been visit.
Ing In the city the past week.
Mrs. +. J. Rogers and daughter re.
TUNED from Fayetteville Wednesday
We will deliver fresh bread buns
and rolls every day.
48-4t EDMONDsoN & BRITT.
The heavy rains the first of the week
caus ed the river to go on another
rise.
E. Hall, the life Insurance man Of
Fl. Smith, was In the city Wednes
day.
Mr.. }. N. Brown, ofCurksville. was
in the city during the week on bust.
ness.
Col. Doggy johnson was circulating
among his Van Buren, friends Satur.
day.
X. P. Allen and r e. Brown went
to Fayetteville Monday to hear Sam
Jones lecture.
Mrs. Annie DinsmOre Davis has
taken charge of the music department
Of the A. I. U.
The Republicans meet to-day to
pick out the places they want OH the
Popuiist ticket.
Vote to day for the ticket that will
win next September. The cand idates
are all good men.
Ifyou need any stovepipe call on
r. 8. ROBERTS he makes them him.
self. Leave orders at H. G. Pernot's
Quite number of candidates fol
State offices were In the city last FRI
day and Saturday.
Miss Salina Kohnn, late of our city,
Is now with the Silvsrberg Dry Goods
Co., of Fort Smith.
Don't forget the concert to be given
ut the Opera House by tho Ben tonvil lille
Band Monday night.
The Venture came out in beauti-
full coat of green Saturday, In honor
of st. Patrick's day.
Berkeley Neal, of Fl. Smith and Van
Buren,, has been confined by Hines,
several days this week.
Mesdames Denton and Barnes have
returned from st. Louis, where they
had been visiting friends
A number of Van Burenites atten d.
ed the two performances Of"The Black
Crook" at Fl. smith this week.
MIR Cliff Sadler, brother of Mr.. w
p. Sadler, deputy circuit clerk, was
In the city Thursday OH business.
r. 3. ROBERTS is prepared to furn
ish you with stOvepipe In any quaint
ty. Leave orders at H. G. Pernot's.
Mrs. Wilson, Of London, Ontario
arrived in the city last Friday night
ON visit to her niece, Mrs. Robert W
Quarles.
The late heavy rains have flooded
the bottoms. The town branch, near
the compress having the resem blance
of q river.
Hon. 8. w. Peel was in the city O
few hours sunday and was quite en-
Unused over his prospects In the race
for Congress.
Why wear yourself out baking bread
when we will call on you with fresh
bread every day.
4s-4t EDMoNDsoN L BRITT.
Mrs. Rea returned Saturday from
st, Louis, where she has been fol
several weeks purchasing her spring
stock of millinery.
The vacant store-room in the Smith
Block, has been rented to o MOrrilton
Dry Goods firm and they will open
for business April LIST.
The Ladies' of Van Buren, City Mis-
sion NJ. E. Church South, will give Z
dinner to-day in the room formerly
occupied by Dan Hunt.
Our bread wagon ls now making thu
rounds every day. Reserve YOU
orders for 1t.
48-4t EDM0NDsON l. BRITT.
Mr.. G. B. Rayfield, represen ting tht
Hollenberg Music Co., Of Little Rock
was Ia our city during the week auc
made US y pleasant call.
Horace Huron, elocu tionist, banjois
and character impersonatOr, gave Al
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