Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05

| Trunks taken to or from the depot,
 15c. Telephone Hafner & Go.
 63d4w G. R. CooMBs. l Mrs. Lizzie Williamson and children
 of Newark went to Little Rock We'd
 nesday.
 Rev. L. H. Richardson went to
 Batesville Wednesday afternoon on a
 short visit, expecting to return Friday. Chief Engineer Shellenberger of the Morning Star left Wednesday morn
 ing for points above Mountain View,
 where the two corps of surveyors are now concluding the final survey.
 Dr. R. B. Willis, principal of the Spears -Langford Military Institute of Searcy, came in Wednesday morning ill the interest of his school and s. F. l., of which his wife is principal.
 Wm. Snyder has moved his stock of groceries and other merchandise to the building on Front street formerly occupied by Wolf & Son to which he invites his friends and customers. 60 b t f
 Among those registered at the Ha- gel Tuesday were: Ralph Hirsch, St.. Louis; w. J. s. Graham, Tuckerman; Chas. Brady, Fort Smith; Jas. F.. Huddleston, Batesville; B. F. Bigger, Pocahontas.
 T. T. Green, buyer for firm of Hous- ton & Curtis, of Chicago, has employ ed Miss Stephanie Pagan to do steno- graphic and typewriting work and will have his desk ill the office of l.. Minor.
 Mrs. J. I. Cleland, wife of the pastor of the Government Street Presbyte- rian church, of Mobile, Alabama, and children, went to Batesville Wednes- day morning to visit Mrs. Cleland's former home.
 A son of Jake Phillips had horse to fall with him in front of c. B. Best's residence in East Newport Wednesday morning, breaking his leg. The young man has had the misfortune to break both arms and one leg in the last eigh- teen months.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-House 217 Elm street, lot 5, block IS. Terms reason able. Also a bargain in household goods. Can rent house furnished if desired. Will give possession any time. Call on Mrs. M. F. Johnson at above address. 60t6
 Miss Claire Johnson leaves Thurs day morning for Paducah, Kentucky, where her brother is now employed She will take class in music, for which her education and talents so we'll equip her to manage with prof. ciency and success.
 Mrs. S. Brasch and son, Ben, leave Wednesday night for Cincinnati to at tend the Shawl -Bejech wedding Sun day, the bride being a niece of Mrs. Brasch's. From Cincinnati, Mrs. Brasch and son will go to Buffalo, and dognot expect to return before fall. Officers and members of A. O. A. of Newport council No 35 are requested to meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of A. D. Holland, 21O Elm street, for the purpose of approving the death claims of W. R. Bayles, de- ceased. MRS. E. HOLLAND, V. c. 
 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 MT. T. T. Green, who has been spending a few weeks in the north
 with his family, will return to New port in few days and continue to re-
 present as heretofore the firm of
 Houston x Curtis, Chicago, and also
 the Memphis Rim & Bow Co.,, Mem
 phis, Tenn, and is now buying wagon wood material and small dimension
 stock for bending purposes, with
 headquarters at Newport. 61tf
 Jas. F. Huddleston, a deputy United
 States marshal, was here Wednesday
 morning on his return to Batesville.
 He does not take very roseate view
 of crop conditions, for he says
 that taking the state over, the pros
 poets are the worst during the 51