Newport weekly independent., 1902-11-21

Hayes Annex, "The Grab AL" adjoining room. b181.
 R. P. Morrison went up the Bates vile branch Wednesday morning.
 Let us earn you some money by trading at Chas. Meyers Great Bar gain Store. 179 btf
 J. E. Wilmans spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our neighbor city Batesville.
 "The Grab All"-attend Hayes Cost Sale, $2O,0OO stock at a sacrifice. b181.
 Dr. and Mrs. N. G. Hardister were here Tuesday morning on their return home to Hoxie.
 E. L. Boyce went to Little Rock Tuesday morning to attend the grand lodge of Masons.
 Geo. c. Peters, the Jonesboro real estate agent came over Wednesday morning on business.
 Mrs. Roy Anderson left Wednesday ! morning for Searcy, where she goes for medical treatment. D. c. Cole and wife of Beebe went to Batesville Tuesday to visit MT. Chas. F. Cole and wife.
 Mrs. Addie Willis returned Monday night from a months visit to college friend in San Antonio, Texas.
 Miss Jessie Collins returned home Sunday from visit with friends ill Newport Bluff Citizen.
 Mrs. Andrew Stephenson of St. Louis is the guest of her sister Mrs Andrew Stevens of this city.
 Joseph Evins of Dardanelle came in Tuesday night on a business trip in the interest of the Iron Mountain. Miss Harry Weaver went home to Batesville Tuesday morning to be present at the Lock and Dam celebra tian
 1 Misses Grace Ross, Jeffie and Mary Johnson went to Batesville Tuesday morning to attend the street fair and celebration
 Miss Lucy Brandenburg went to Batesville Tuesday morning to visit Miss Esther Neill few days and at tend the celebration.
 A. J. Scales who is now in the en- ploy of the Iron Mountain and has been at Hoxie for several weeks, came down Monday night to see his wife.
 0. A. Windau and T. P. Umsted went to Batesville Tuesday morning, where they will look after the pearl offerings of the big crowd Tuesday.
 Forrest billiard, while working at the compress Tuesday morning stuck a nail into his foot, from which he has been laid up and is now suffering con- siderably.
 Wm. Mitchell, president of the Ar kansas Democrat Company and one of Little Rocks most prominent men, spent Monday night here on his way to Batesville.
 Miss Lillie Reinhardt who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Guy Brown, left Tuesday noon for Searcy, where she will visit few days before returning home to Des Arc.
 Dr. and Mrs. 4. D. Holland and Dr. F. G. Smith returned Tuesday night from attendance upon the Baptist convention at Conway. Though there were over 700 delegates in the gather ing, the Conway people were equal to the crowd and entertained their wis itors most delightfully."-.
 Mr. John Walker, who for the past several years has been clerking at the hardware store of l. H. Lowenhaupt & Co.,, will leave today for Newport, Ark, where he will now make his home. The very best wishes of a great number of friends in this section of country will go with MT. Walker to his new home and he may feel assured that they will ever have his welfare at heart. He is a worthy, industrious and courteous young man and an ex- cellent salesman. The Wolff Gold man Mercantile Co. is the name of the firm for whom Mr. Walker will now be employed and the company has done well in securing his services. -Covington (Tenn) ) Leader. MT. Walker began working this week for his new employers and is a very pleasant gentleman upon first ac- quaintance.