The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-20

Messrs. James Ball and Archie
Sins, two clever compositors on
this paper, will go to Shreveport
to day with the excursionists over
the T. S. & N. railway, Hope they
will enjoy their outing.
Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. E. Gardner on Rose Hill a
highly entertaining musical was
given the young people, in honor of
Misses Cooper and McAdoo. Ice
cream and other appetizing re-
freshments we're served.
Miss Hannah Cofey who has been
visiting Mrs. Whitmarsh, has re-
turned to Parson, Kansas, She
was accompanied by little Miss
Marguerite Whitemarsh, who will
spend a portion of the summer
there.
Father Harrington, a Catholic
priest of Dallas, Texas, was here
yesterday on business. The rever-
end gentleman attracted much at
tention from his great height and
size. He is certainly fine looking
minister.
The many friends of Mr.. ]. 7.
Endsley, Gncarcerated in the U. S.
pen at Fort Leavenworth, Kas,, y
will be glad to learn that the Presi-
dent has pardoned him. Release
will take place about the lst of
June, we learn from his brother.
The little store house once owned
by Dora Motz on 8th street was
lacked up yesterday and a log
wagon was placed under it and an
attempt was made to move it to the
East Side. It toppled off the wagon,
and was considerably broken up.
The East Side school election
passed off very quietly yesterday.
Messrs. W. L. Williams and j. G.
Edwards we're reelected as school
directors, and a five mills tax voted.
The gentlemen have served with
distinction, make most excellent
directors, and we are glad the elec-
tors gave them a second term.
Frank Hughes, of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, has been
busy getting ready to let the paint
ers and paper hangers get on the
inside of his office and brighten the
same up. 1t has been several years
since the house was overhauled, and
the painters brush is muchly
needed
The other day our genial farmer
friend Charlie Kimball, of Ft. Lynn,
was up, and made us a pleasant call,
He informed us that the weather
has been too cool for cotton and it
is not doing well; also that cut
worms had been at work on both
cotton and corn.
Mr.. ]. D. Gaines, Pay Master of
the T. S. & ~, said our notice about
the pay car on the above road 60
ing out Saturday to pay off was a
little premature. He said he would
90 out tomorrow, however, and pay
off from end to end alright, Mr..
Pay Master, we stand corrected,
Cumberland Pr esbyterian church,
corner 9Th and Pine Sts.; Chas. B.
Wellborn Pastor, Sunday School
9:45 a. M, preaching II a, m. and
8 p, m. Morning service Elements
OF a Healthy Church" Subject at
night, "Why don't the People Come
to church," Fifteen minutes con-
gregational song service at night,
All welcome.
The Little Rock Cooperage Co. is
making extensive Improvements at
their plant. The company is en-
larging the plant and building two
new dry houses. We learn they
have booked an order for $4,000
finished barrels. This is the largest
order ever received by the company
before,
"Of a good beginning cometh a
good end" When you take Hoods
SarsaparllIa to purify your blood
you are making a good beginning,
and the good end will be health and
happiness, 1t never dlsappoints,
Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c,
Office Rooms to Rent.