Newport weekly independent., 1901-05-30
Fruit cakes at the Bakery.

J. M. Stayton went to BatesviIle Saturday morning on legal business.
 Mrs. w. l.. Mcdonald and Conner Stacy left Saturday morning over the Choctaw for Augusta on visit.
 c. L. Robinson, q prominent citizen of Newport, is a guest of the Ameri- can today. .-Jonesboro Enterprise.
 On their recent hunt E. T. Irby, Charley Kennison and William Taylor all killed deer each. Black Rock Blade.
 Squire w. H. Morris was down town Monday for the first time for five weeks and was accorded warm well come.
 Candies for cake ornamenting at the Bakery. 159
 Owing to the heavy business, the Iron Mountain locals did not arrive until Tuesday morning about nine o'clock
 Figs, seeded raisins and lemon peel, at the Bakery. 159
 Miss Irma Hooker, the daughter of Wm. Hooker of Brinkley, returned with Miss Hilda Bailey Monday after noon for visit.
 The arrivals at the Planters Mon- day were E. Miles, Little Rock; A. E. Shoffner, Weldon; Miss Georgie Nor yell, Shelbyville, Tenn.
 Dee Finley spent Tuesday in New port visiting family and friends and returned in the afternoon to Little Rock, where he has position.
 Fire crackers and fire works at FL frank's-Rockets Roman Candles and everything needed to celebrate. 208b
 Miss Katie Price returned to Searcy Tuesday, where she is attending s. F. I. Miss Guila Chunn, who has been visiting her, also returned home.
 A New Years ball and banquet will be held at the Black Opera house in Brfnkley Tuesday night, for which elaborate preparations had been made
 MT. and Mrs. o. s. Lawrence have returned from their bridal tour tC B. Louis and Kentucky points and are now at home with Mrs. Elizabeth Watson.
 Professor William Magoffin left Sat- urday morning over the Choctaw for Florida to visit his daughter in that state, where he will spend the re- mainder of the winter
 For a pretty display of chinaware, go to Elfrank's store where you will find beautiful pieces from five cents on up. 208b
 Miss Susie Frizzell was here Tues day shopping, having just completed her school term at Bradford. Her brother, 0. M. Frizzell, was also here on his way to school at Sulphur Rock.
 A handsome line of furniture and all kinds of stoves and hardware can be seen at Elfranlk's and bought at close prices. 29Sb
 Sheriff A. s. Reinharot of Prairie county remained over from the sher- ifs association to attend his daughter, Mrs. Jefferson Alison, who has been quite ill for several days. Arkansas Democrat
 Mayor E. L. Abingdon arrived home from St Louis Saturday night, where he has been confined in hospital on account of sickness. Mayor Abingdon is greatly improved in health. Poplar Bluff Sentinel.
 Governor Davis returned Sunday from a hunting trip out at the west ern terminus of the Choctaw and has since been confined to his bed with a severe case of tonsilitis accom- panied by fever.
 The highest cash price paid for good pearls and sIugs. J. M. O'Hara & Co.,, 3 Madison St., Memphis, Tennessee. ,oo,s
 Dr. Rumsey of the famous Dr. Ark wright Medical Staff will be in New port Tuesday, Jan. 7th., 1902, at the New Hazel Hotel. He will carefully examine, advise and prescribe for you O nhnnlr4nl,r f,.nn CNn,,n,.14.. I-.. -4i