Newport weekly independent., 1903-07-03
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days stay at Hot Springs,
 Miss Tllie sprigg is visiting Miss Louise Ferguson in Augusta.
 spriE& Foushee spent Sunday at McCrofy, returning next morning.
 Will Hurley returned Sunday night from short business trip to Pine Bluff.
 Miss Hazel Jones left Saturday noon for visit to her sister, Mrs. Lacy Tlghman, of Little Rock.
 Mrs. W. D. Cobb of Jonesboro, ar rived Saturday night on visit and is the guest of Mrs. R. w. Bandy.
 Prosecuting Attorney w. A. Oldfield was up this week and opened the eyes .Jsof the blind tigers. Walnut Ridge Blade.
 Miss Mabel Padgett returned home to Batesville Saturday morning, after visit of ten days to Mrs. Narcie Minor.
 Miss Laura Randolph of Austin, Texas, arrived Friday noon on visit to the family of her uncle, Wm. Hooker.
 Dean Percy J. Robottom, after a visit of several days to D. Terry and family, left Friday noon for his home in Little Rock.
 k MT. and Mrs. Fred Jones and baby Frank YIarper left Monday noon for a months visit to Hot Springs and Mountain Valley.
 Jno. Prewitt and Silvy P. Redman left Saturday night for Springfield, Missouri, on visit of several weeks to the formers family.
 Robt Staples came up Monday morning from Blissville on visit. He has a fine position there as time keeper for a big lumber company.
 Mrs. Harmon L. Remmel returned to her home in Little Rock Saturday on the noon train and with her hus- band will leave July 11th for trip abroad.
 Misses Mayme and Guila Chunn. after pleasant visit with I. D. Price and family, left Monday afternoon over the Choctaw for their home at Holly Grove.
 Max Weisle, who is to be married in August to Miss Hattie Bernstein, ar rived Sunday night from St. Louis on weeks visit to the Bernstein family at the Hazel Hotel.
 John Glass passed through here Friday on No. 4, after trip to Paris, Arkansas on his way to St. Louis. He expects to go West soon on visit to his wife, baby and sisters at Denver.
 R. 0. Wallace received a telegram Friday from his wife at Memphis con veying the sad news that the infant of Mrs. c. s. Phillips, nee Lena Stockton, died shortly after Mrs. Wallace's ar rival in that city.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Brandenburg returned Thursday night from a pleasant weeks stay at the Southern Hotel, Ravenden Springs and will go
 
 on Elm Street.
 In the Grip around the World' the Busy Helpers took in $l0500 and cleared about $75. They wish to thank their many friends for attend ance and will give them "Calendar Supper" in October.
 Miss Myrtle May Brown returned home to Marianna Thursday night and was accompanied by Miss Annie Dutton for return visit. Roy Dut- ton went to Bald Knob with them, re- turning next morning.
 J. R. Cox returned Friday night from a several weeks stay at Hot Springs, much better in health, though he lost few pounds. He says that Hot Springs was treated to a rigid ob- servance of the Sunday closing laws on the last Sabbath.
 During the past week or ten days pearls have been found of good value, and were sold in Augusta for a nice sum, there being one sold last Thurs day for S1 ,650 and another Friday for S750 and many others for notso much. Augusta Free Press.
 A twelve-pound baby girl arrived Sunday morning at the home of MT. and Mrs. o. s. Lawrence. The happy father has not been able to sell any groceries to-day, but spent the time talking up the sweet little miss, who who will no doubt soon rule this home. At the gun club shoot Friday after noon one of the poorest scores of the season was made, most of the mem bers appearing to be out of trim. Tn