Newport weekly independent., 1901-09-27

LIT. Charles Hlnckle of BateSVille passed through here Wednesday night on his way to St. Louis, where he will continue the study of medicine at University.
 Advance Man Hunt, of the South ern Stock Company, is in the city ar ranging for the appearance of that troupe here Saturday night in "What Happened to MT. Wright"
 Geo. w. Sexton and wife, returned Wednesday night from a months trip in the East. They visited MT. Sex toms old home in New York and took in the Buffalo Exposition while away.
 Mrs. G. M Richter and daughter, Miss Edith, of Pine Bluff, arrived Tuesday night and are the guests of the formers sister, Mrs. J. w. Pettet. They came to attend the Lynn-Pettet wedding.
 Mrs. M. c. Lee is new resident of this city, having moved here from Auvergne. Miss Ruby Blackwood came with her, but expects to leave next week for Nashville, Tennessee, to attend school this year.
 Those registered at Planters We'd nesday were: Jas. Graham, Fl Reno; G. w. Younts, Geo. Lake, J. M. Ora son, J. c. Jones, Little Rock; G. w. Buchanan, Camden; J. L. Starrett, Judsonia; B. J. Peters, Kenyon.
 You make a mistake, if you fail to get prices from Finn x Lockard, be- fore purchasing elsewhere. Remem- Der that competition is the life of trade, and they are in the Marble and Undertakers business to stay. 132bt6
 One of the funniest legitimate farce comedies ever put on the boards "What Happened To Wright'' with plenty of good specialties, new songs and dances and pretty girls-At the Newport Opera House Saturday night. dtd
 For cofins, caskets or anything in the Undertakers line, call on Finn & Lockard 211 Walnut street. Should anyone suggest that they are selling too cheap, don't raise any "kick" about that, but pass the word on to your neighbors. 132 bt6.
 Hon. Jas. P. Coffin, of Batesville, will address the Sunday School Con- vention this evening at the Methodist Church, vice Rev. George Thornburg, of Little Rock, who was prevented from attending by unavoidable cir cumstances.
 Miss May Brewer returned Thurs day noon from visit to Tulsa, Indian Territory, and Springfield, Missouri. She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Eliza Welch of the latter point who will make visit to the family of Dr. A. J. Brewer.
 Harry Moore, formerly with E. D. Bracy, left Thursday noon for Nor man, Oklahoma, where he will attend the university. He is a young man of not only pleasing social qualities, but solidity of character, for whom we pre- dict bright career of usefulness.
 T. H. Hutchinson, of St. Louis, who for several seasons represented the George Taylor Commission Company at this market, arrived Wednesday morning and will buy for that firm here this year. MT. Hutchinson is very popular in Newport and his re- turn will be welcomed by his many friends.
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 Among the arrivals at the Hazel Wednesday were J. s. Gibson, Hoxie; E. R. Wynne, Bald Knob; s. H. Jack son, Pocahontas; 0. Hodge, Alicia; C.. G. Hinckle, Frank Joblin, J. w. Fer Till, Batesville; T. J. Graham, Tucker man; w. E. Kelley, Brinkley; L. S.. Dunaway, G. L. Meyers, J. R. Will