Newport weekly independent., 1901-09-13


 home at Detroit, Texas, Thursday, af- ter visiting his nephew w. Y. Arm strong, living near here in the coun- try.
 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
 Dr. Meyers and wife of Black Rock, came in on the noon train to-day, &C., companied by their daughter, who will enter Galloway College.-Searcy Citizen.
 Mrs. Mildred A. Dorsey and Miss Susie Jones left Wednesday night for a months visit with relatives and friends at Owensboro and Louisville. Kentucky.
 Col. L. Minor, Capt. w. A. Joyce and Thos. Ward uniformed in gray, left Thursday morning for Batesville,
 
 ate Veterans Reunion.
 George w. Decker returned from St. Louis Thursday morning, where he visited his family, who have re- turned from Keokuk, Iowa, where they spent most of the summer.
 The eleven year old daughter of Dan Mayberry living in Richwoods township died Wednesday morning from the effects of burns recently re- ceived and was buried Thursday morning.
 J. o. Yancey, of Batesville, was here Thursday morning, returning home from Walnut Ridge. He saw the largest part of Swifton in ashes and smouldering ruins, when he came through on 67 about 6 o'clock.
 Those registered at the Hazel Wednesday were: Kirk L. Martin, R. s., Miriam and Stella Handford, John w. Ferrill, D. M. Frierson, F. D. Full kerson, Batesville; B. J. Johnson, w. R. Davis, Paul R. Letzhe, Little Rock; J. B. Smith, Wynne; Charles Coffin, Walnut Ridge.
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 To St. Louis and return S12.OO, Chicago and return $15.OO, (Via) The Choctaw Route from Little Rock, Lonoke, Hazen, Brinkley, Forrest City. Tickets on sale September 14th. Return limit September 3Oth. See Agent, or write GEO. H. LEE, G. P. & T. A. Little Rock, Ark.
 Vice-President Henry Wood and Superintendent John H. Harris of the ChoctaW are expected to arrive in this city tonight and desire to meet the business men of the town tomor- row morning at nine o'clock at the city hall. It is understood that they have something to offer.
 The Choctaw is preparing to cut figure in the passenger excursion business from this point to St. Louis and Chicago upon September 14th. Passengers from here can secure either through sleeper or chair cars at Brinkley. The final return limit | on all tickets sold for this excursion will be September, 3Oth. d3t
 The officials of the Choctaw are fig lring upon change in the schedule | of the passenger trains on this branch If decided upon, the passenger will | make two trips a day from Brinkley, making connections with both east | and west bound trains upon the main | inc. The change may be made ef- ,ective the first of the month.
 Poor old Carrie Nation has turned | anarchist. She is now trying to run New York. She addressed a mixed | audience the other evening, express ed her pleasure at the president being shot, and hoped he would die. The hissed and gave three cheers 'or Mckinley. This poor old idiot seems to be capable of most any 5hing.-Paragould Soliphone.