Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-30

Miss Annie Pritchett returned to Batesville Wednesday,.
 Jno. Grubbs of Jefferson township was in Newport Wednesday.
 c. L. Fox, of Little Rock, arrived Tuesday night and is here on business.
 T. E. Allen, of Franklin, Tenn, was here Tuesday night on his way to Batesville.
 w. A. Ramsey passed through here from Batesville Wednesday on his way south.
 G. w. Younts, representing the Oklahoma City Flouring Mill, was here Tuesday calling on his trade.
 Miss Birdie Watson returned Tues day noon from a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. A. Watkins, of Little Rock.
 Mrs. Mollie Robinson and Mrs. Dot | Gunter and son have returned from a visit of several weeks at Hot Springs. John Wallace and wife returned from St. Louis Wednesday morning, where the former did his fall buying.
 Miss Minnie Drummond returned Wednesday, afternoon from a two months visit with relatives in Missis sippi.
 The remains of Morris Cohn will be taken to Memphis for interment, leaving here tonight over the Iron Mountain.
 J. B. Neal, nephew of Prof. John D. Neal, began clerlzing this week at The Right Place and will be with the store during the fall business.
 Mrs. E. s. Walsh and Miss Dove Er- win went to Corning Wednesday aft7 ernoon on visit to one of Miss Err wins school-mates at Galloway.
 Val Morgan, who represents the Bagnell Timber Company in this sec tion of Arkansas, went to Little Rock Wednesday, after trip up the White river.
 Miss Lee Adams, who has been clerking for R. H. Askew is now with Wolff & Goldman, while Miss Grace Ross has accepted her position at Askew's.
 Miss Stella Warner, of Batesville, was here Wednesday visiting her bro ther, Captain Vim. Warner of the Quickstep. Miss Warner left on the noon train for Smithville, Texas.
 Rev. J. D. Nall, of Waco, Texas, editor of the "Word of Truth" ar rived Tuesday night over the Choc taw on visit to his cousin, Frank Gullette, of this city.
 The "Liberty" leaves Memphis on it's first trip September 3rd, and the merchants here desiring to make purchases at that market for ship ment on this trip, will please take notice.
 Have you taken advantage of the clearing sale at The Right Place, which ends with this month. The terms are cash but the discounts are large on every line. Call and see the bargains. 112btd Will O'Neal, after visit of several weeks to Augusta and Hot Springs, | where he enjoyed himself immensely and no doubt others with whom he was thrown, returned to Newport Thursday morning. A special passed through here on Iron Mountain going south at a. m. Thursday, bearing Russell Harding, general manager and Wm. Cotter general superintendent of the road, on a tour of inspection.
 Among those registered at the Plan ters Tuesday night were: M. A. Rus sell, Hale; L. E. Moore, Moorefeld; E. F. Coombs, Batesville; G. w.. Younts, G. A. Leiper, Little Rock; E. s. Pope, New Orleans.
 Miss Beulah Baird of Hot Springs, formerly of Swifton, who has many friends in this city and county, arriv ed Tuesday night. She will clerk for Bailey Brothers, in their new store to be opened September 2nd.
 Among those registered at the Ha- gel Wednesday were: Sporty Hippel, Jaclzsonport; Mrs. E. Goodwin, c. w. Reiney, E. R. Walker, Batesville; Sam Harper, Stuttgart; Ernest M. Warren, Fort Smith; F. L. Wanama- | ker Dallas