The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1898-07-02
]. T. Clark is visiting Springdale.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies at
JOHN O'KANE s DRUG STORE.


JOHN O'KANE s DRUG STORE.
Mrs, Mary Harlan is visiting Miss
Sue o Kane.
Miss Mabel Gipson is visiting rela
tives in Indiana.
s. S. Stahl is looked for today on a
visit to his parents.
Col. o. L. Miles left Thursday on a
business visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. c. j. Murta and children have
gone to Winslow for the summer.
F. M. Elzey, Of Ozark, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Buck Williams.
Jno. Kerwin attended the corner
stone laying at Fort Smith Wednesday.
Miss Leah SHIRLEY left Thursday on
an extended visit to Bentonville friends.
Jim McIlvaigh and Frank Green re
turned Thursday from month s stay
at hot Springs.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wood left Thursday to
make her home at Winslow during the
summer months.
Weeds and grass are playing havoc
with the crops planted in the recently
overfowed district.
A party Of Fort Smith young people
have been camped on Lees Creek sew
eral days this week.
Miss Florence Steward returned to
her home at Lancaster Thursday after
a weeks visit in Van Buren,.
Mrs. c. R. Cordell and children
leave Monday on two months visit to
relatives at Baltimore, Nd.
The aged parents of Senator G. T.
Cazort celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at Lamar Wednesday.
Remember every note made, con-
tract, deed or other conveyance must
from now on bear an internal revenue
stamp,
More recruits bound for Chickamauga
to bring the Arkansas regiments up to
the standard. passed through here
Thursday.
Mrs. Ellis. of Fayetteville, and Miss
Matte Lea, of Bentonville, sister and
niece of W. G. Lea are visiting the
family of MIR. Lea, east of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adkins came
down from Van Buren, last Thursday.
They went to Manitou Saturday. Mrs.
A. will probably spend the summer at
Manitou Ozark Democrat.
R. P. Allen has been looking over
the political race track in the country
this week and believes with little
more training he will come under the
wire several lengths ahead of his politi-
cal opponent.
Gov. Jones. by proclamation has de-
clared that the time for building rail
roads under the Smith bill has expired.
There are not many weeping over the
failure of this grab to operate in
this portion of Arkansas.
Messrs. j. P. Higgins and ]. T.
Norris are having the vacant room in
the Dickson building tastefully decor
ated and will open sewing machine
agency therein. The name of the firm
will be THE Rotary Co.
We call the attention of our brethren
of the press throughout Western Ark
ansas to the fact that the Arkansas
Valley Nursery of Sedgwick, Kas. is
fraud and, they had as we'll discon
tinue running their advertisement.
Judge Larimer. the head of the new
Arkansas Central railroad has just re-
turned from the East with the cheering
announcement that everything looks
favorable for the raising of money to
build the road through from Fort
Smith to Little Rock and mayhap Mem
phis.
The remains of Mrs. G.. A, Brown.
nee Miss Annie Baxter, who died at
San Antonio, Tex, last Saturday,
were inferred in our cemetery Tuesday
afternoon, attended by a large con-
course of sorrowing friends of the
family Mrs. Brown had been i'll for
sometime and her demise was the re-
suit of an operation from which she
never rallied.
Often times you have thought of some
little things that you needed about the
house. There was a tin pan, and a
paper of needles, handkerchief. or some
other little thing which if you would
get them of the regular dealers in their
lines would necessitate a visit to three
or four different stores and the forget
ing perhaps of one or more articles.
Then is when you should wend your
steps toward Joe Barnes and 10 Cent
Store, where you will find them at the
lowest cash prices.