Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-21
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 Miss Jessie Kennedy, of Batesville, is here visiting her brother, Joe Ken nedy.
 A. c. Collier, merchant of Tupelo, also owner of the bottling works here was in town Wednesday.
 Miss Daisy Reed came down from Batesville Tuesday on a visit to her friend, Mrs. s. R. Phillips.
 w. A. Pace of Batesville spent Tuesday in this city, leaving Wednes- day morning for Batesville.
 Mrs. F. Whitaker left on the noon train Monday for Noble, Ark, where she will make an extended visit to Mrs. Boisiere.
 Miss Dorothy Redman of Charles ton, H., was here Tuesday night en route to Batesville, where she will visit Miss Nora Yancey.
 Mrs. J. w. Wallace and daughter and Miss Fannie Baird left Tuesday night for lengthy visit to relatives in New Albany, Indiana. F. w. billiard and family moved Tuesday to their pretty new home in | Chastajn's addition, where they are very comfortably located.
 Chas. Meyer returned at noon We'd nesday from Searcy accompanied by his little daughters Clara and Esther, who have been visiting there. Among those registered at the Planters Tuesday from Arkansas points were L. Lippman, Olyphant, and w. c. Parsons, Jonesboro
 Thomas J. Wolf, brother of the late Brown Wolf, came in Wednesday night from Hot Springs, reaching here too late to see his brother alive.
 J. w. Sullivan went to Little Rock at noon today, where he will meet his wife on her return trip from visit at Pine Bluff. They will return together tonight.
 Mrs. H. c. Bell, who has been visit l ing the family of her father, Dr. | Crane of Batesville, was in Newport Wednesday enroute to her home at | Potosi, Mo.
 l The New Hazel was filled to it's full est capacity Friday night. MT. Bern stein met the midnight trains and ar rested his customers, taking them to the Planters House.
 l Robt. O'Neal and sons, Leslie, Char lie and Homer, Wm. Carouthers, Jack Harlan and Huse Wilson went to Bergen Lake Wednesday,, where they spent the day fishing. Mrs. w. M. Bomar and little son, w. M. Jr., after visit to her brother | Dr. H. G. Logan at Newark, were here | Monday on their way home to Spottes- burg, South Carolina.
 Maury Stevens and Guy Maris, members of the Taylor's Bay fishing party returned home Friday night. | The other members of the party will return on the launch.
 Mrs. Henry Schott, little daughter and nurse, left Monday morning for Nebo, where they will spend the sum- mer season. MT. Schott accompanied his wife as far as Little Rock.
 w. A. Oldfeld, of Batesville, came down Friday evening to meet his wife returning from visit to her parents at Cotton Plant. They returned to Batesville Saturday morning.
 Archdeacon Rhames passed through here Friday on his way to Batesville, where he will conduct the funeral services of the baby of Rev. l.. s. Schermer, who died Thursday.
 E. c. Waterman, editor of the News, has been appointed by Governor Davis as one of the honorary commissioners from this county to the Worlds Fair Exposition at St. Louis in 1903.
 D. McNabe and family from South ern Florida, passed through the city Saturday morning on their way to Batesville, which place they contem- plate making their future home.
 Judge Felix Hanley, railroad com missioner, of Little Rock, was in New port Saturday morning en route to Melbourne, his old home, on com bination business and pleasure trip.
 F. w. Futile, of Decatur, H., was in Newport from Friday evening to Sat