The Van Buren press., 1901-06-01
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Chin Dick Bruun has position at Allen
| bearaacket Store.
Ia;. St. Philomena's Academy closed 1t
".,ourth tuition year yesterday.
III G Jno. McRaven was over from For
sell Smith for few hours Thursday.
.r;h VIM. Renfroe was down from hi
home in Winfrey township Thursday.
tegr Will Hynes has been assisting a
est 3ostick q Son g drug store this week
icall
com Most of the veterans and visitors tt
havelemphis from here returned Thursday
ruinfght.
divld The early closing of stores of those
shapiro have signed the agreement begins
to tdondsy.
~, " The Walton-Knox box factory Is being
'ose llarged by the erection of additional
nantuildings.
from
TO se,Decoration day exercises at Fort
or n aith Thursday attracted number of
est iIr people
thus Prof. Peacher left Thursday for the
interorth, where he will spend his sum.
.er s vacation.
Capt. VIM Bowlin is having ground
The roken for new brick kitchen for the
lissouri Pacific Hotel.
Miss Myrtle Hunt after an extended
visit here to her brothers left Sunday
-, for her home at Ripley, Miss.
Me The passenger platform on the Frisco
asyiepot is entirely too short for the length
conf trains that road now runs.
le' Sheriff Pitcock had some of the pris
mchiers out Thursday and Friday moving
Mr. own the grass in court square.
sin, Dallas, Texas, gets the Confederate
a, eunion next year. Gen. John B.
Gordon was reelected commander.
ar AS soon as j. T. Stuart Camp can
ld have meeting now the date for Con.
] federate Decoration Day will be fixed.
The Van Buren, Foundry is Just finish.
ing up large contract Of castings for
the new Schaap building at Fort Smith. |
, Van Buren, needs band, and needs |
| 1t bad. No celebration is complete |
, without good band, The material for !
one is here.
A splendid shower yesterday morning
! came at an opportune time for growing
I crops and was especially beneficial to !
upland crops,
1t has been remarkably cool the
greater portion Of the past ten days.
: When 1t does get hot 1t will make up
for all this pleasant weather.
We are requested to say that the
Lady's Club Library will be open at
from to o clock instead Of 2 80 to 4,
Saturday afternoons, beginning today.
D.A. Pierce returned Thursday from
aweeks outing spent at The Point In
plscatorial pursuits, and the report he
brings is that they "had all kinds of
luck. -
., BoRN--On Friday, May 3lst, to MIR.
and Mrs, ID, 7. Goldsmith twin daugh.
a,ters. 1t is currently reported that IL
Y was necessary to tie Dave to keep him
from tearing down the house.
Mrs. j. II. Cason, who was brought
here from Texas In the hope that the
change might prove Of benefit to her
health, has suffered relapse and her
condition Is alarming TO her relatives,
Word was received here Wednesday
OF the death Of Mrs. j l.. Rea s mother
ut Charleston, Ark. at an early hour
that morning. Her death was very
sudden, she being III only few hours,
Word came the middle OF the week
from the Memphis excursionists that
that city was filed to OVERLOOKING with
visitors and advising none TO follow, as
they would be unable to find accommo.
dation.
The excursion tomorrow to Eureka
Springs will be under the auspices of
the Woodmer Of tho World. There
VIII he quite an exodus from here II all
20 who have signihed their intention Of
80 doing.
AT a meeting 70 the school board
wednesday all the instructors who
served Inst year were reelected, except
that the position of assistant principal
was left vacant till n future meeting,
there having been no application fled,
Mrs. G. M. Paulk, Of Royce CITY,
Tex, arrived Thursday TO attend the
bedside OF her mother, Mrs, Cason.