The Conway log cabin., 1901-01-29

church. He will come here again soon to hold services.
 Mrs. Haskell is one of the most gifted artists this country has pro- duced. She brings to her work such wonderful power of elocution as to create perfect ovation where ever she appears.-Atlanta Jour nal.
 Rev. MT. Shaw, the state evan gelist of the Presbyterian church, preached at the church in this city last Sunday. After the night ser vice Prof. D. l.. Paisley was elect ed Elder and $. NJ. Apple Dea- con.
 Judge and Mrs. E. M. Merriman came up Saturday from Little Rock to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heiligers. The Judge went back Sunday evening, but Mrs. Merr s man will remain several weeks with her daughter.
 The rendition of Les Misera- bles' was indeed the work of an artist; it was sweetness without affectation, force without ,bluster, passion without rage, and pathos without effort. The Pastors Just aWorld. Toledo, O.
 Rev. William Leftwitch, of Nashville, Tenn, is assisting the pastor of the Methodist church in a revival ill this city. He preached two powerful sermons to large con .gregations last Sunday. Great in- terest is being manifested.
 Cards are out announcing the marriage on Feb. 6, of Miss Fife Sparling, of Little Rock, to s. w. Telford, also of that city. Miss Sparling has often visited i'll Con- way and has many friends here who wish her much happiness.
 Mrs. Fenetta Haskell is one of the best readers 1 ever heard. She has a naturalness of manner, which with her thorough culture, fine presence, subtle voice and superb gifts, make her worthy of any plat form in this country. George w. Bain.
 = Miss Lizzie Crossett, of McCrory, is the guest of Miss Mary Under hill. She will visit several of her friends here before she returlss She resided here number of years and has large circle of friends who are giving her hear ty welcome.
 c. R. Higgs, of Lollie, and Miss Lula Cullum, of Mayflower, were married last Sunday evening at the residence of Judge Duncan, in this city. The judge performed the ceremony in the latest and best style and to the satisfaction of the happy couple.
 An expression of graceful appre- citation from the press of this city i'll acknowledgement of the won- derful talent exhibited by Mrs. Haskell, at the Palace Hotel, is only a repetition of what has fol- lowed ill each city where her mar velous dramatic readings have been given. .-Evening Bulletin, San Franciso, Cal
 "Mrs. Haskell's. readings at Searcy were so successful that she was induced to remain over the second evening. Her entertain ments are said to be the best that have ever been given at Searcy. Nothing speaks so forcibly as the packed house the second evening. " She will be at Central College on the night of Feb. ?.
 The Youth $ Companion is pub fishing during the year series of articles by eminent authorities un- der the general title of "Glimpses into the Future. To the issue of February 7th Prof. R, H. Thurs ton of Sibley College, Cornell Uni versity, will contribute a paper on a"Motor Machines in the Future. V In this he discusses the difficult problems which confront engineers and inventors who are endeavor- ing to improve upon present waste ful means of producing power.
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