The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1898-07-30

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Vote for w. P. Saddler for Circui
Clerk.
Miss Ollie Coke returned Wednes
day from pleasant visit to relatives a
Batesville.
The average daily shipments o
peaches for the past week has been fiv,
hundred boxes.
Rev. D. j. Weems will fill Rev
Stevenson S place at the Methods
church next Sunday.
The three competing roads are push
ing the Galveston excursion from thi,
section for all there is in it.
Mrs. L. P. Douglass, of Webster
Mo. arrived Monday on a visit to he1
sister, Mrs. K. L. Bernard.
Will Peel and Ernest Collins have
signed months engagement to play
with the Eureka Springs band.
M. l.. Wright has returned from his
trip through Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory and left Thursday fol-
Wagner
Mrs. R. J. Miller left Saturday fol-
few weeks stay at Eureka Springs
accompanied by her father, Mr.. Alex
Gooding, ST.
The first full car of peaches for this
season-a Wells Fargo Express re
frigerator car-left over the Frisco
Saturday night.
We are glad to be able to announce
the steady improvement of Ed Will
hams, after a very severe and con
tinued sick spell.
Fort Smith had case of sunstroke tc
report Sunday. A stonemason named
Clark, whose home was at Lebanon
Mo. was the victim.
Ed. Belknap was taken very seriously
i'll Tuesday afternoon and for time
his life was almost despaired of. He is
much improved again.
1t may be that the Mo. Pacific ex-
cursion on Aug. 10th will be accom-
panied by the Queen City band, at least
that is the rumor now.
Mr., and Mrs. Gus Kramer are re
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends over the advent in their family
circle of little daughter.
J. P. Inman, of Temple, Tex.
spent few hours Monday with his
cousin, W. G., Lea, en- route home
from visit at Fayetteville.
The chapel car "Evangel'' of the
American Baptist Missionary Society
passed through the city en- route to
Little Rock Wednesday.
The Frisco and P. g. roads are each
advertising excursions to Galveston at
the same rate and on the same date
Aug. 10-as the Mo. Pacific.
The portions of Crawford embraced
in the overflow of last spring are re
ported very unhealthy and much illness
among the residents of them.
What more do you want than
Recreation, one of the best maya
zines on out door sports. and THE
Press all for 81. % per year?
The Cowboy Evangelist" has been
attempting to draw audiences on our
street corners several nights the past
week, but with rather poor success.
j. E. Jarvis spent Sunday with his
family at Eureka Springs and reports
them SO we'll pleased with their stay
there that they will extend it until
September,
Tailor Yoes has sixteen inmates of
his hotel serving out fines for various
offences. These sixteen, if judiciously
used, would repair quite a good stretch of
road in a month.
A twenty eight inch vein of coal has
been found on the Expressmens farm
at depth of 81 feet, and they are sink
ing the shaft deeper in the hope of
striking a yet heavier vein.
w. H. Ross and little son left Sat
urday for Eureka Springs to spend a
couple months. They had been pre-
ceded by Mrs. Ross, who found the
place a most enjoyable one.
The Democratic central committee
has not been asleep, and arrangements
have been perfected by them which will
result in the establishment within few
days of live Democratic club in each
township
A good sidewalk has been laid be-
tween SHIRLEY 81 Woods wholesale
house and the No. Pacific hotel This
is some thing that has been needed for
sometime and now makes continuous
stretch of good sidewalk from the head
of Main street to the No. Pacific depot
on that side