The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-23

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Mr. w. l.. Carr is entertaining
his brother, the Rev. John Carr of
Pine Bluff.
Mr.. T. F. Rodgers is enjoying his
vacation with his sister, Mrs. Ma
honey, at Fort Worth.
Ms. Mamye Hankins is the re-
cipient of many social cOurtesies
from her friends at Sherman.
Prof. Allen Wlnham and charm
ing wife, have returned from a
pleasant stay at Niue al Wells.
Miss Pauline No .bu y e a
most pleasu , visit to f. 'elds at
Cussetta, has returned home a9a'n.
Rev. W. A. FOrb's has sUfic'eot-
ly recovered { ON bis woJods to
leave for his home at Gum Springs.
Mrs. Edgar Rhodes and children,
after a delight ul visit TO her girl
hood home, has returned to the
city.
The coming of Hon. Joe Bailey is
an event that is looked forward to
with much interest, and great
pleasure.
Mrs. F. L. Wisdom is anticipating
the coming of her sister, NJ S. ]. E,
Aderhod and Mas er Joe, with the
coming week.
Mr.. ]. R. Peel of the Palais Royal,
is in the northern markets layingin
his tall stock of pretty things, for
the pleasure of the ladies.
Mrs. F. D. Hitler is enjoying snow
balliug at Denver, Col. 1t sounds
like joke, but it is ore many would
like to enter, it we just could.
Miss Eva Payne after a proIong-
ed stay at Galveston, enjoying the
delights of the beach, has returned
to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs. Will Moseby and her sister,
N IS Goa Edwards, have reformed
home after three weeks spent at
Minetal We's, much improved in
health.
Mrs, Johon Chase and Miss Geor-
gie Hosack, of San Antonio, made
brie;, but charming visit to the
family of NJ. Lyman Roach, the
past week.
Mr, Tom Hunter has returned
from Mineral Wells, and reports an
immense time, but the attraction
was too great at this end of the
line tor prolonged visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Louginotti bade
adieu to Texarkana and friends, to
make their future home at Hot
Springs accompanied by the best
wishes of a host of friends.
Hamp Wisdom came up from
Boggy Saturday, to see his NAM
ma" A rose by any other name
would be as sweet. TIL let you off
this time, but "never more"
The many friends of Rev, Mr.,
Preston will be delighted to know
thai he is rapidly improving from
his recept extreme illness. His IL
ness will prevent him from filing
his pulpit today.
Mr.. Geo. w. Fouke and family
will soon leave for the northern
lakes, and other points of interest,
in the great Northwest, A pleas
ant trip and a speedy retu a, is the
wish of their host of friends.
Hon Paul Jones, our magnetic
speaker, has returned from Hot
Springs, very much improved in
health, and is now ready to discuss
the 16 to question, with all the
fire and eloqueuce of his being.
Mrs. Mccall, who has been 50
graciously entertained by Mrs. Ad-
die Kizer, left for Montgomery
Friday, Other places in the eX-
treme South will be visited ere she
returns to her home at Washing
ton, d. c.
Mrs, Scofeld, who is so lovingly
remembered by many in the city,
made us a brief visit the guest of
Mrs. Warner, on Pine street.
Shreveport has certainly grown
richer by our loss, and in this do we
congratulate her.
DR., Kittrell, who Tor many weeks
has been quite Ill., has sufficiently
recovered to leave for his home at
Franklin, Tenn, accompanied by
his brother DR., Kittrell, of that
city, We hope to see him soon re-
stored to perfect health,
Mr., Joe Kirby left for Albuquer-
que, Monday evening to enter the
business of life insurance, We won
der If Joe insured his heart ere he