Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-09

l passed through Wednesday to visit her brother, V. K. Pursell, at Sulphur Rock.
 R. c. Harder left Friday morning for Searcy, where he will spend his two weeks vacation at the home of his mother.
 MT. Swaffield of the Globe Tailoring Company of Cincinnati is taking measures today and tomorrow at The Right Place.
 Wm. Ryan, the army officer who is conducting a recruiting station at Jonesboro, returned to that city Tuesday noon.
 Mrs. Ike Goldman writes from Kennebunk Port, Maine, that ex- tremely cold weather prevails in the Pine Tree state.
 Ed. Zukoski of the firm of Leov, Zukoski Mercantile Company of St. Louis was here Tuesday in the inter- est of his house.
 J. A. Glover, engineer on the Iron Mountain, left Saturday noon for Lit tie Rock, where he will spend a few days recreating.
 Ben Vaulner found a very pretty 65 grain pearl of pinkish hue, shaped like a beehive, which he brought here for sale Saturday.
 Miss Anna Ferbos returned from St. Louis Monday morning with her bro ther, Paul Ferbos, and will make him a visit at the Hazel.
 Mrs. James T. Baxter, of Batesville, returned home Monday morning after a four weeks visit with T. R. Reshing of Collin county, Texas.
 Mrs. E. G. Ferrill and little daugh- ter, Dorothy, returned home to Little Rock Tuesday noon, after visit to Vim. Mosby and family.
 $2.50 rate to Hot Springs and return Sunday, August 11th, account of the Fifth Annual Colored Carnival Cele- bration. See display ad.
 Rev. MT. Lafferty left Monday noon for Gallon, Ohio, where he will spend the week at his old home, expecting to return before Sunday.
 Insurance Adjustor Hirsch arrived in the city this morning and is busy adjusting the fire losses of the recent fire.-Jonesboro Enterprise.
 Those registered at the Hazel Sun day were Ransom Gulley, Melbourne; R. A. Dowdy, searcy; o. Halliburton, Geo. M. Williams, Little Rock.
 Mrs. Frank s. Albro returned to Batesville, Saturday, after pleasant weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. M. Gibbons.-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
 Miss Bessie Hancock of Batesville returned to Batesville Saturday, ac- companied by her little cousins, Flora and Ruth Basye of Little Rock.
 The dry goods and clothing store of COhn's has been closed this week thus far, pending an adjustment of the estate of Nathan Cohn deceased.
 Mrs. J. F. Kennard and family, of Fort Smith, passed through here Fri day on their way to Batesville, where they expect to make their home.
 Rev. z. T. Griffin, of Jamestown, returned home to Batesville Friday after helping his son, Rev. J. H. Grif- fin, in meetings at Wheatley, Ark.
 Excursion to Hot Springs, Sunday, August 11th, account of Annual Col ored Carnival Celebration, rate $2. 50. Notice display ad. for particulars.
 People cleaning their yards must remove the rubbish, as there is no longer any street cleaning gang.
 T. s. STEPHENS, Marshal.
 Rev. J. L. Green, of Van Buren, ac- companied by his wife and family, was here Friday morning on his way to Batesville, where he will visit his par ents.
 2 The ladies of the Baptist church will serve cream and cake at Bord- wells stand Thursday, August 8th, from to Il o'clock. Everybody in Vited. dtd
 To Buffalo via Iron Mountain route. If desired ticket is good on lake steamer Detroit to Buffalo. See notice of extremely reduced rates in this paper. 63 dtf
 Miss Iva Huffman left here Satur- q l.