The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
Total

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Z CeagreSszse Dszszalrs bad q rs-v good
audience Frsaxy EsxAf- He MADE a.
excessaaszzzss Address ~AscA wMx N tpccA
vsfA na<f ef his xzasere- While some
can1ssases are talked Of IN orP.os5raeo -
his re-eaecfaeE Dsxf year we Ahr5ar
tAsak II VIII be re-T to-zisAals-
Rev A. s vezahae. wao hs hss
charge q the O3a ScAea, Pre<5yser1xz
church = tins ci7r the past rro ar faree
years. kxs resigned hi< ysk<sarsrS her<
aod has been called 10 tie eAlrca nj
Bar View, va &c leff Thzrsaar fur
Virginia vifA the h.c<s visa at the
church and oar cifzne1s generally.
.Cpa fr~'-eof erscsar. tut ~ =
Telephone pose- Part Of the wrecked
haxgy & Nr- Covey Was tsaad Friday
mornine O. TIE top of s. ta,f fsssFi TFiescs,ss iAs,ss
poie at tie corner e Nr- w L Tayssr< 8
resitrHe<- TboSe ua.scAi-rses eerx
n-rer did . harder nights work There
/ nothing 10 be said. ne ~sre t,Or
oace oa-se,f
4 Morril1oa dispatch 70 fae Gzs-za<
Of Thursday ssys- Cards are ozs
announcing The marriage ot Miss Lee
kirkland. ere of Aorriifu1 fksresz
daughters. 70 Mr James Spence Heard.
os Vsa Buren- Curid has kindly led
NJ. Heard and placed In his keeping q
Jewel rare sai beautiful - C0nErszz-
lssions are In order and the PREss
improves an early opportunity 10 Do So
A large number Of visitors attended
chapel exercises this morning to witness
the presentation Of medals 10 the
winners in sn elocu-iorary contest thai
occurred in December. Dr. BnchAnan
made al address in his usual feliciious
style, and the prizes were very grace
fully awarded BY DR.. xeakE- Miss
Lila Davies. Miss Norma Wood and
Mr.. Brixey were the happy recipients
of the prizes Mr.. A V. Smith also
won . medal but he is not here this
ezso1.-FAyetteviile Daily
Superintendent Mckee. Of the Mis-
souH Pacific. accompanied by Train
master Walsh, glanced at the grounds
and buildings about the Missouri Pacific
depot yesterday and chatteda little with
Agent CarstArphen and J. E. Coriey
about the passing show and passed on
to where they could have Cofeyville for
two. Mr. Mckee did not know Of any
Arrangement whereby the Kansas City
Piftsburg & Gulf railway would use the
Missouri Pacific tracks from SAfisaw
into Fort Smith. for awhile. but
thought it not impossible. Fort Smith
Democrat.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
said Monday: Miss Fannie Scott, OF
Van Buren,. was representative OF the
Van Buren PRESs. She has many
acquAintances in Memphis and enjoyed
the stay very much. She wanted very
much to see the Chicks in their new
armory but could not for want of time.
Miss Scott was In charge Of the Arkan-
sas building 1t the Worlds Fair at
Chicago and won the hearts Of the
s.Chich'' by her courtesy to them
while they were strangers IN strange
land. Miss Scott ID on the reception
committee on Arkansas Day At
Atlanta.
B. G. Covey, sewing machine agent,
wss driving out home with . span OF
horses attached to . buggy Thursday
Afternoon, when, on reaching the
Christian church, on Broad Street. one
OF the whinaetrees broke causing the
horses TO run. Mr.. Covey had his little
daughter in the buggy with him and by
9rest exertion he managed 10 turn the
running team into the fence Of the
school house and stopped them long
enough TO jump out with his child
The furious horses then turned around.
after clearing from the fence, and
dashed down Broad Street and brought
M against the stone post at the corner
OF Nr. McKibbens residence The
buggy was a total wreck but the horses
got Of without hardly . scratch II
was . narrow escape.