Newport weekly independent., 1902-08-01

C@'A Monday night, the nearest station to his pearling camp.
 John Warblow found a pearl for which he has been offered over $500. Black Rock Telephone.
 Miss Lena Weatherford returned home to Grand Glaize Monday night after a visit of several weeks to Brad ford
 Miss Katie Harrison of Auvergne is not expected now until Friday and will visit her cousin Miss Rubie Black wood.
 MT. and Mrs George Sink and baby left Wednesday on No 4, which was several hours late, for Ravenden l Springs.
 Frank Gullett, who has been sick with fever and chills for few days was back at his post of duty at Henry Schott's Wednesday.
 Jay Sprigg was able to resume his | work at the store of Percy Martin Wednesday after weeks sickness with chills and fever. Nearly the whole of Grubbs town ship was in attendance upon court Wednesday, as witnesses or inter ested parties in an assault case. Miss Pearl Foushee returned to Batesville Wednesday morning to re- sume her position as stenographer at Maxfeld's after a pleasant vacation. Round trip tickets to Camden on account of State Missionary and Christian Endeavor Convention one and one- third fare via Choctaw route.
 Mrs. L. N. Nouss, little Henry and Miss Pearl Foushee returned from Ravenden Springs Tuesday afternoon on No. 3, which was about three hours late.
 Miss Katie Price, who has been visiting in Augusta, is expected home Friday and will be accompanied by her cousin Miss Arie Rottman on a return visit
 Mrs. Maude B. Marshall returned Monday night from pleasant visit to her uncle G. c. Buford at Mammoth Spring and will resume her position Friday at The Right Place. F. M. Hanley, railroad commission CT, who will after January first be succeeded by Judge J. w. Phillips ot this city, was here Tuesday morning on his way home to Melbourne.
 Invitations are out to a "kitcher shower" to be given by Mrs. w. R Stewart at her home on Second Street in honor of Miss Fannie Redman on the evening of Friday, August i.
 The river is on a stand at the 1.C foot mark on the guage. There seems no probability that it will be so low this Summer as during the last one and consequently bathing will not be so good.
 
 Maize to Newport Monday as con- ductor of light engine. Mr. Roberts has class of men capable of filling any position on the road. Poplar Bluff Sentinel.
 The Southern Hotel, of Ravenden Springs, Ark, is now open for guests. Lithia water for kidneys, liver and stomach troubles. I12 miles west of Memphis on the Frisco System. Write for rates. Address, Manager, Southern Hotel 59b3m.
 Mesdames Laura Boswell and J. &. Wilmans left Tuesday for Mount Magazine. A number of the Wilmans family are enjoying the summer camped out at that resort, among them being I. Sprigg and family, J. E. Wilmans, E. B. Wilmans, wife and baby and Mrs Walter Harris and children.
 Mrs. William Hooker and bright daughters Misses Irma and Fanchelle, left Wednesday morning for Weldon, where they will visit relatives until Friday and then return to Brinkley They expect to move to their new home at Jonesboro about the tenth of next month and we hope they may find it a pleasant one.
 While Hon. Charles D. Greaves is accompanying Governor Davis and