Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-01

Tuesday in the city.
 c. J. Tucker went to Batesville Wednesday morning.
 A. B. Lippmann, of Olyphant, was registered at the Hazel Wednesday,.
 George Hays, deputy county clerk, went to Little Rock Wednesday on business.
 Mise Lena Weatherford returned Tuesday to Grand Glaize after short visit here.
 H. R. Palmer, of the Kelley Lumber Company, has been off duty by reason of severe chills.
 B. R. Roleson, representing the Forrest City Oil Mill, was here We'd nesday on business. J. w. Rister and wife left Wednes- day noon for Little Rock, where they will visit the latter's aunt, Mrs. J. M. Berry.
 Judge M. M. Stuckey returned Tuesday night from Little Rock, where he successfully defended John Me- Nesbit.
 Miss Stella Lippmann, accompanied by her brother, A. B., came up from Olyphant Tuesday and is visiting Miss Carrie Stevens.
 Mrs. J. c. Davis and baby went to Newark Wednesday morning, where she will make a short visit before go- ing to Moorefeld.
 Miss Sue Rogers expects to return home tonight to Walnut Ridge, and will be accompanied by Miss Lucille Randy, who will visit her.
 To Buffalo via Iron Mountain route. If desired ticket is good on lake steamer Detroit to Buffalo. See notice of extremely reduced rates in this paper. 63 dtf
 The switch engine was laid up for repairs Wednesday, and the engine of the Batesville local was used for yard switching, delaying the departure of that train until three o'clock.
 J. M. Malang, of the firm of con- tractors who are boring for oil, re- turned Tuesday morning from a busi- ness trip to Little Rock. He says the work of boring is proceeding very slowly.
 Expressman M. c. Hays, is again at his old duties at the Pacific express office, much refreshed by his recent vacation. Mir. Brady, who was re- lieving him returns to Batesville, Ar kansas.-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
 B. B. Richards, section director of the government weather bureau from Little Rock, came up on 54 Wednes- day to see Captain w. A. Joyce, who has been local observer since the es- tablishment of an office here.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Marks of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Mrs. Sol Bertig and daughter Minnie of Paragould, will arrive tonight on visit to Mrs. I. Goldman, who is niece of Mir. and Mrs. Marks, and cousin of Mrs. Ber- t;g's.
 The arrivals at the Hazel Wednes- day were: A. B. Lippmann, Olyphant; Mrs. w. A. Oldfield, B. F. Butler, Mrs. F. L. Chunn, Batesville; J. w. Beck, Wynne; Nathan Graham, Tuckerman; B. B. Richards, Little Rock; w. A. Batesville; J. G. Hall, Searcy.
 For an evening of genuine enter tainment-that class of entertainment which appeals to the heart as we'll as the inte)lect-the Dixie Bellies Concert Company has no equal on the Ameri- can platform. In the novelty and dramatic arrangement of it's program it stands alone. At opera house, on Tuesday, November 12th.
 The McBree club will leave here next Monday upon their annual fish ing trip, expecting to drive from here to Currie Creek, north of Elgin where they will camp out. Owing to the close surveillance of county and city the club will have nothing better to drink than straight water, much to the regret of nearly all the members.
 J. D. Dunlop informed a reporter for this paper, that after January 1st he would have a position under Lu- ther $. Hickman, state supervisor of | the building and loan associations of |