Newport weekly independent., 1901-10-04
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 Richard Prater went to Batesville Tuesday morning.
 Miss Viola Hager of Pine Bluff went to Batesville Tuesday.
 Mrs. L. E. Willis is expected home tonight from her trip north.
 F. w. Whitaker left Tuesday for Helena, Perryville and other points.
 E. R. Goodwin of Batesville was here Monday night on his way to Chi cago.
 Mrs. Maggie Mastin left Tuesday at noon for visit to her daughter in Louisiana.
 J. M. O'Hara arrived Monday night and spent Tuesday buying pearls at this market.
 Mrs. Maggie Cox of Auvergne was in Newport Tuesday on her way to Searcy, where she will visit.
 General Superintendent w. c. Cot ter of the Iron Mountain went through on 53 Tuesday in his special car.
 Music afternoon and evening, Octo Der and 4th, at The Right Place, the dates of the Fall Millinery opening. St
 Miss Della Rutherford returned to her home at Moorefield Tuesday morning after short visit in this city
 'The Gay Mir. Goldstein" company left on the 6:10 a. m. train Tuesday for Pine Bluff, their next engagement.
 Rev. Wm. Morrow, the Presbyter- ian minister of Cotton Plant was here Monday night on his way to Bates vile.
 c. M. Erganbright of Indiana will put in bank at Bald Knob. A new brick is to be built for that purpose.- Searcy Citizen.
 A. Levitt of St. Louis arrived Mon- day night and is looking over the town with view to locating and go- ing into business.
 Five representatives of the Gentry Animal Show were in town Tuesday, billing the show which is to be here on the 11th instant.
 Hill Harris, sheriff of Izard county, returned through here from Little Rock Tuesday, after taking two pa tients to the asylum.
 J. M. O'Hara, the Memphis buyer purchased of MT. Woods of Corn ing, 63 grain egg shaped pearl Mon day afternoon for $65O.
 Samuel Hindman of near Olyphant was here Tuesday on his way to Bates vile, where he has been summoned to appear before the grand jury.
 Miss Myrrl Mcclure of Little Rock returned to her home Tuesday after a delightful visit with her aunt, Mrs. H. H. Luckett at Jacksonport.
 The Steamer Liberty has been fur ther detained at Mound City for ex- tensive repairs, but will leave Mem phis for this port on October 8.
 Rev. R. c. Medaris returned Mon day afternoon from Cushman, where he attended missionary rally of three Baptist associations Sunday.
 "Blind John" left here Tuesday for Batesville with his fiddle, where he will throw himself upon the sympathy of that towns philanthropic citizens.
 H. H. Luckett returned Monday night from Boone and other counties of the northern part of the state, which he says are in very destitute circumstances this year.
 Among the arrivals at the Hazel Monday from Arkansas points were w. M. Baird, Hot Springs; John w. Ferrill, c. w. Reiney, Batesville; Geo. Lake, Little Rock; w. H. Morrow, DeValIs Bluff.
 Among the Arkansas arrivals at the Planters Monday night were E. R. Goodwin, Batesville; Elder w. R. Gardner, Philadelphia; w. c. Berry, Jr., M. H. Garland, Augusta; w. M. Prater, Pocahontas.
 M. o. Hays, express agent at the Iron Mountain, has obtained leave of absence and is going to Southern California for the benefit of his health. He will be relieved by MT. Duffey of Batesville, Arkansas.-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
 Miss Lula Vennard of St. Louis ar