Newport weekly independent., 1901-09-27

surveyor, was here Wednesday.
 Arthur Neill, of Little Rock, went to Batesville Wednesday morning.
 c. w. Reiney and E. H. Glenn, were down Tuesday from Batesville.
 J. M. Guynn left Wednesday for Argenta where he will visit his broth CT, Wm. A. Guynn.
 Miss Stella Lippmann of Olyphant spent Wednesday here, the guest of Miss Carrie Stevens.
 George c. Peters, real estate and insurance agent, of Jonesboro, was here Wednesday on business.
 John Cook, of Batesville, who has property holdings in this county, spent Wednesday in this city. Miss Lena Weatherford, of Grand Glaize, arrived Tuesday night and is the guest of Mrs, E. P. Tetwiler. George A. Hillhouse, went to Bates vile Wednesday morning, to attend the Independence County circuit court.
 Mrs. M. L. Evans returned to Pop lar Bluff Wednesday afternoon after visit of several days to Mrs. J. l.. Bishop.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Rhodes, returned Wednesday morning from an Eastern trip, having visited the Pan American Exposition.
 Mrs. Lizzie Henry and baby and Mrs. M. M. Jones and daughter of Paroquet, spent Wednesday morning in the city shopping.
 c. D. Huggins and Arthur Neill, of Little Rock and F. M. Hanley, of Mel bourne, were registered at the Plan ters, Tuesday night.
 Mrs. J. D. Williams of Black Rock was here Wednesday on her way to Paroquet, where she will join her hus- band, who is pearling.
 Miss Claire Johnson, young lady of this city, who has many friends, is now clerking at the new store of J. Goldberg & Company.
 Thomas Chastain, cousin, of w. B., who has been employed at the lat ter's store, went to Batesville We'd nesday for weeks vacation.
 Mrs. w. P. Johnson and little daughter, of Malvern have been visit ing at Fitzhugh this week and expect to go to Batesville tomorrow.
 c. L. Castleberry, of Sulphur Rock, accompanied by his brother, w. M. Castleberry, returned home after a visit to Newport and south of here.
 T. B. Stewart, one of the energetic and vide wake members of the firm of Stewart Bros., returned from trip to New York, Cincinnatti, Chicago and St. Louis Wednesday morning, where he went in the interest of the Newport Builders Supply & Hard ware Company.
 c' ii' | SiicpLe1 GU WSll hIlo" II man, representing the Tenant Shoe Company, arrived from St. Louis Wednesday morning and is calling on his trade.
 Ex-Sheriff Finn, of Batesville, h. dependence county, was a visitor to Jonesboro yesterday and listened to the senatorial speaking ng-Jonesboro Enterprise.
 Judge Xenophon Ryland, of Lex ington, Missouri. who is travelling for Arkansas College spent Tuesday night here and went to Batesville Wednes- day morning.
 Francis Johnson, attorney for the Iron Mountain, returned home We'd nesday after attending court at Bates vile. He is one of this state's most eminent barristers. L. s. Dunaway, who represented the Little Rock Democrat here, in the recent debate between Jones and Clarke, was here Wednesday morn ing, on his way to Batesville.
 The friends of w. B. Chastain are glad to know that he is rapidly re- gaining strength and was up town Tuesday for the first time after a six weeks attack with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. B. M. Marshall of Grand Rap ids, Mich., was here Wednesday on her way to Batesville, where she will visit sister, Mrs. James Jones, whom