The Conway log cabin., 1901-04-23


 John Allen and his brother, of Van Buren, were visiting friends here last Sunday. John Allen was for a time telegraph operator in this city.
 Mrs. Jo Frauenthal, Mrs. Lee Schwarz, Mrs. E. A. Bolton and Miss Nellie Randell, delegates from this city to the State Federation of Women's Clubs returned Saturday evening.
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 Rev. J. B. Stevenson, pastor of the M. E. Church South at Nor rilton, will preach the Public School commencement sermon at the new Methodist church in this city, Sunday May I2. Rev. MT. Stew enson was formerly pastor of the church. in this city and has many l friends here.
 l.. H. Pyle, cashier of the Bank of Conway, returned Saturday ev- ening from Helena, where he at tended the annual meeting of the State Bankers Association. Aside from the interesting business pro- ceedings he says they were royalty entertained by the people of Hele- na and then given boat excursion to Memphis where they were again wined, dined and toasted. w. l.. Dickens has returned from the Philippine Islands. He arriv- ed here Monday evening accom- panied by two other soldiers who live near Little Rock. MT. Dick ens enlisted nearly two years ago for two years unless sooner dis charged. He went out with Co. l., 33rd volunteers and was honor ably discharged at San Francisco on April r. He was corporal of his company. His regiment had considerable fighting to do.
 Attorney John T. Young will go to Ardmore, I. T., next week to open a law office. He returned from there last week after spending. a couple of weeks and he believes there is good business there for him He will form a partnership with a lawyer from his old home town i'll Kentucky. MT. Young is an ex cellent lawyer, and while he has succeeded here he wants to go where there is more business. His family will remain here for awhile yet.
 Add to his mirth provoking qualities a negro dialect absolutely inimitable, and to that personal magnetism sufficiently strong to hold statesmen, men about town, women of the two mondes and the clergy, equally in thrall, and be- hold Ralph Bingham, the brilliant new star, whose rays shall illumine- life's stage, it is to be hoped, so long as he lives (and may he live .-forever)"- Philadelphia Com mercial List and Price Current. At Hendrix College April P. Ad- mission 25 and 50 cents.
 "The friends and well-wishers of Jolly Ralph Bingham, the clever monologist and all-round good fellow, filled the Walnut yesterday afternoon to do him honor and to listen to the good things i'll the theatrical line furnished by his professional associates. The testi- monial was the result of the efforts of MT Bingham fellow members l in the Pen and Pencil Club. MT. Bingham will realize something over $I ,ooo clear. Philadelphia Press. At Hendrix College April P. Admission 25 and 50 cents.