Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-06

MISS Clalre Johnson IS now cashier for the firm of Schott & Adler.
 Miss Maud Richardson returned Monday night from a visit to Bates vile.
 Miss Stella Lippmann has been the guest for several days of Miss Carrie Stevens.
 Orders from headquarters to close out everything at cost. See advertise ment of Blue Front. 19O2w
 MT. and Mrs. V. A. Wilson were here Saturday on ther way to Beebe after a visit to Sulphur Rock.
 Dean Coleman, Jr., returned to Batesville Tuesday morning after trip here on business interests.
 Mir. R. c. Medaris, of Jonesboro, arrived in this city Saturday morning on short visit to his former charge. T. D. Kinman returned to his du- ties at the bank Tuesday morning, | after overcoming a threatened sick ness.
 Mrs. Thos. Gardner, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo. R. Hays, return ed home to Augusta Saturday after noon via the Choctaw to Riverside. Christmas comes but once a year, so don't forget the little ones. Take them to I. D. Price's and let them see the lovely display of Christmas nov | elites. btf
 J. B. Fitzhugh of Batesville and Dr. M. c. Weaver of Jamestown were down Thursday, the guests of their friend Colonel Minor at six o'clock dinner.
 Little Marie Hafner was taken sick Monday and her physician now pro- nounces her case pneumonia. MT. Conrad Bach, we are sorry to report, is not so we'll.
 A nephew of George w. Jackson, living in Oil Trough Bottom died Mon day night of pneumonia. He was 13 years of age and the remains were buried Tuesday.
 Charles w. Beard, while doing some work about the home place Thursday, broke rib, caused by lifting. How ever he is game to the core and is working. at the compress today. Whatever attracts attention and at the same time makes people respect and like you, and above all, want your goods-that is advertising-J O. Powers, Schilling & Co.,, San Fran cisco.
 Misses Lucy and Nellie Rhodes, of Golden Lake, came up Wednesday evening and spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Keiser, and incidentally shopped with our up-to-date merchants.-Os- ceola Times.
 MT. Walter Van Brocklin and his bride returned last Thursday from Dallas, Texas, and are at the resi- dence of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Van Brocklin, SOP Center street.-Ar- kansas Democrat.
 Mrs. Hattie Hare and Mrs. Fannie Robinson returned Monday from the Batesville session of White River conference. Mrs. G. D. Clements went to Auvergne from here upon her return Monday.
 James Sparling, representing the American Tobacco Company, return ed to Little Rock Wednesday, accom- panying Miss Ethel White, of Bates vile, on her way to Van Buren, where she will visit relatives.
 Wilmans Brothers have rented the Watson double store building at the corner of Main and Front and will re- move from their present quarters the first of the year, as soon as the build ing is vacated by John Hayes.
 Among those who spent Sunday in Batesville, attending conference were George Hays, Thos. Umsted and wife, John Wallace, wife and children, H.. G. Drummond and wife, Mrs. R. F. Drummond, Misses Lizzie Gullette and May Brewer.
 Mrs. Holly Cobb, who chaperoned the Terpsichorean Quartette in their recent trip to Walnut Ridge and Black Rock, returned home Thursday morn ing accompanied by Misses Hester Phillips, Lucille and Imogene Randy.