Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-16

Newt O'Neal left Tuesday for Shaw nee, o. T., where he has engaged in business.
 J. N. Wood returned home to Sul- phur Rock Wednesday from a short stay ill this city.
 Miss Allie Ward has returned home from an extended visit to Miss Allie Ruddell at Batesville.
 J. D. Carter of Riverside and LA. Holmes of BateSville, were registered at the Planters Tuesday.
 Col T. J. Watson returned Tuesday night from a trip to Little Rock on business of1mportance.
 Geo. Browning, representing PIows' candy, called on his Newport trade Tuesday, leaving Wednesday morn ing for Batesville.
 MT. J. c. Bailey, who is recreating at Hot Springs, writes his sister, Mrs. Lanier, that he is considerably i'm proved in health.
 s. L. Grover, popular travelling man out of St. Louis, was in Newport Wednesday morning on his way to Batesville, his home.
 Mrs. G. c. Wright arrived Wednes- day night from Hot Springs, leaving Thursday for Jacksonport, where she will visit her parents.
 J, L. Martin came in Tuesday night from five weeks sojourn in Colo rado, leaving Wednesday morning for his home at Batesville.
 Mrs. Alexander and daughter, Miss Pearl, left Tuesday night for Colorado Springs, where they will spend the re- mainder of the heated term.
 T. B. Rudolph, who runs a round bail gin at Batesville, passed through Newport Thursday morning on his re- turn from trip to Philadelphia.
 s. M. Hendrickson, pearl buyer from California, who has ivened up the market here for several days, left Wednesday morning for Batesville.
 Mesdames I. D. Price, John Wallace and Rina Wishon and Bob Wallace and family went down to the White river bridge today on a pearling ex- petition.
 Miss Mary Tillman, of Crystal Springs, Miss, was among the pas sengers for Batesville Thursday morning, where she will be the guest of friends.
 o. o. Jamison, who drew claim 248 in the Fl Reno district, came in We'd nesday night from that point and re- sumed his run on the ChOctaW Thurs day noon.
 c. D. Robinson, who has been the guest of his brother, w. B. Robinson of this city, for the past three weeks, left Thursday morning for his home at Augusta.
 s. M Adler left Thursday noon for a trip to St. Louis, Baltimore and New York at which points he will spend about month purchasing fall goods and sightseeing.
 l.. A. Lamar, a stock man of Cave City, Sharp county, was in the city Thursday returning from St. Louis, where he had a consignment of cattle on the market this week. |
 MT. Frank L. Josln, representing the l.. E. Hays Tailoring Company of Cincinnati, is having display of fall and winter patterns at the Right Place today and tomorrow. 1OOt2
 Mrs. R. F. Humphrey and son, s. l.. Humphrey, of Thayer, Mo-, were among the number to change cars here Thursday morning, their desti- nation being Mountain View.
 Jno Howard, colored, of Tucker man, was arrested in Newport Thurs day morning by Marshal Stephens and fined $50 by Mayor Grubbs for carrying a concealed weapon.
 F. w. Brewer, of Cave City, in Sharp county, was in Newport Thurs day morning, returning from St. Louis, where he had several car loads of cattle on the market this week.
 Mr. F. J. Vaughan, who has been confined to his room this week with rheumatism, is somewhat improved today and expects to be able to re- sume his duties at Capt Joyce's Sat