Newport weekly independent., 1901-04-25

very affable gentlemen, is vlsifluR his brother, B. w. Hafner. He wiIl return home tonight.
 Among those registered at the New Hazel Saturday were: K. R. Bntlex. James F. Huddleston, Batesyilles ' N. McDavid, Walnut Ridge; T. (. Wallace, Grays; J. D. Vincent, swlf- ton.
 H. Paule, of Hamburg Germany. was registered at the Hazel Tuesday, and as this is his first trip to America, his impressions of the country ara very interesting. He is capitalist of much reputed wealth
 Herman Schott has been down from Batesville for visit of several days to his brother, Henry Schott. While here he sold 7S0 bales of cotton he had been holding to c. E. Crook buyer for w. A. McArthur & Go.
 The remains of w E. Castleberry, who died at Sedgwick, Thursday, May 23rd, of erysipelas, were taken through here Friday, accompanied by relatives of the deceased. The body will be inferred at Cushman.
 Mrs. c. H. Neimeyer left Saturday for St Louis, where she will spend the summer with her brother o. E. Plochman and two sons, and will be joined in August by her husband, who will enjoy a months vacation.
 Gustave Jones, who is just back from the Beaumont fields, speaks in glowing terms of the certain wealth of that city and section. To sum up his praises of the state, we quote him as follows. "Texas is oil right.'' 'sCol. George |. Robinson' says Ri ley Mahan lis learning a life insurance spiel studying a rate card on the side, and to make his talk effective is pre- pairing some startling statistics on the death rates in northern Arkansas.'' | Rev. A. J. Crane, of Milton, Tenn, accompanied by Dr. J. F. Allen of Batesville, both of whom have been I General Assembly at Little Rock were here Saturday enroute to Batesville. The arrivals at the Planters Sun
 day were c. R. Hopkins, Paragould; K. l.. Russell, Charleston; D. R. Rob erts, Sedgwick; w. F, Farr and E. S. Warner, Pocahontas; J. N. Jones,
 Maynard; F. c. Ledwin, Pocahontas. Mrs. E, M. Bacharach, of Van Bu-
 ren, we'll known here, was met at the train Monday night by MT. and Mrs. J. F. Berman, while enroute to St. Louis where she goes to the wedding
 of her sister, Miss Esther Bacharach. | The Arkansas guests of the Plan 1 ters were J. H. Russell, Fitzhugh; L.
 Lippman, Olyphant; J. N. Meeks, Mommoth Springs; w. D. Pruett, R.
 A. Cott, Deckeryille; J. L. s. Gem-
 mill, Little Rock; A. s. Clandish, Jud- sonia.
 1 T. D. Kinman, Jr., left Friday after
 noon over the Batesville branch for Mountain View, where he goes to look after the work of the surveying parties and make a report upon the
 same to E. D. Chadick, who will re-
 main here until his return.
 | Tain Mo- 68 north bound on the Iron Mountain which has been due here at 11:30 p. m., has been changed to
 9:21 p. nl., and No. 67 south bound from 3:54 8. m., to 6:01 a. m. These
 changes went into effect Sunday in
 accordance with new time schedule. | The Sunday guests of the New Ha-
 gel were: F. w. Tucker, Clover Bend;
 D. H. Coleman, Batesville; F. D.
 Leaning, w. B. Smith, Fred E. John
 son, Abe Decker, Wm. E. Whipple,
 John Mcclure, IT,, M. D. McCahn,
 Jacob Trieber, Little Rock; J. c. Hol-
 lis, N s. Bratton, Marshall. H. L. Remmel, Internal Revenue
 Collector for this state, and promi-
 nent Republican politician who stands
 close to the Administration, left Fri
 day after visit to the family of w.
 B. Empie. His friends are numerous
 in Newport his old home, making his 1 visits here a mutual pleasure.