Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-02

| w WCNtI0oudy CF0lILSi SOlllS OltO hCetl y to Fitzhugh, where an excellent lunch prepared by the young ladies was spread. Mrs. I. Sprigg chaperoned this merry party.
 Among those registered at the Planters Tuesday were: w. M. Pra- ter, Pocahontas; L. Lippman, Oly- phant; Mrs. I. B. Manley, Thayer, Mo-; J. A. Holmes, Batesville; J. w.. Buckets, J. F. Wills, Little Rock.
 NEWPORT, ARK, July 30, 1901. MIR. COSMOPOLITE:
 | 1 call your attention to the shoes make to order on short notice.
 Respectfully,
 w. J. KNOX.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Watkins, of Lit tie Rock, and Miss Birdie Watson, who has been visiting in that city, ar rived Wednesday noon, called here by the illness of E. L. Watson. Dr. Jas Dibble and son came up with the par ty.
 A party of ladies composed of Mes danes s. D. Doyle, c. s. Maynard D. A. Carr and Misses Mmma and Ethel Doyle, went down to the White river bridge Wednesday to spend the day pearling. Gus Coombs was taken along as diver and to assist in getting | the muscles.
 Among those registered at the Ha gel Sunday were F. P. Laws, Beebe; Edwin Corlis, Metropolis; Miss M Steele, o. L. Goodwin, Batesville O. w. Sturdivant, Weldon; Mrs. A. Brown, Cotton Plant; M. K. Thomas Prescott; Ed McElwee, R. c. Rudi- sill, G. w. Younts, Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs, Farley Price and baby returned Thursday morning from months stay in Chicago. MT. Price looks well enough to have been in training for the ring and doubtless feels better prepared to enter the fall business after this recreation trip.
 MT. A. G. Anderson treated the fol- lowing to a delightful ride Tuesday night on his gasoline yacht, the Row ena: MT. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson, Mrs. w. D. Ross, Miss Minnie Ross, Miss Aubrie Arnold, Miss Grace Ross, MT. David Hare and Mr. Chester Rob- inson.
 Those registered at the Hazel Mon day were F. M. Vance, Wynne; T. E.. Hare, Vanndale; Chas. F. Cole, o. S. Goodman, c. w. Reiny, J. E. Clark son, son and daughter, Mrs. M. A. Fourille, Batesville; G. w. Yount, O.. o. Jamison, N. Y. Bailey, Little Rock; R. A. Dowdy and wife, Searcy.
 We are in the market to buy all kinds of wagon dimension stock, such as axles, bolsters, reaches, tongues and sawed felloes. Also large quan- tity of small dimension stock cut from ash, oak and hickory for bending pur- poses. T. T. Green, Newport, Ark, representing Houston & Curtis, Chi cago. 61tf
 Among those registered at the Ha- gel Wednesday were: A. H. Hub bard, Carthage, Mo-; J. F. Wills, c. E. Wood, w. F. Grove, Little Rock; c. G. Pope, New Orleans; J. c. Yancey, Kirke L. Martin, J. B. Fitzhugh, Batesville; l.. E. Moore, Moorefeld; ; c. 0. Fitzhugh, Fitzhugh; R. w. An derson, Jacksonport.
 s. Brasch returned Friday night from Searcy, where he had been sub ppnaed by the state as a witness in the case against Albert Whitley, charged with the theft of an otter skin over four years ago, which he sold to Mr. Brasch. The case did not come up and Mr. Brasch will be com pelled to return next week.
 J. H. Cummings, excursion agent for the Iron Mountain was here Tues day in the interest of the St. Louis excursion. He says the special train, reaching here at $40 p. m., Saturday, will have every convenience for those who go. From the reports received, he believes the number who will take advantage of the rate will be a large one.
 Among those registered at the Ha- gel Tuesday were: T. J. Graham, Tuckerman; R. w. Anderson, Jack l HTOJ