Newport daily independent., 1903-08-17
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 Y 7 fine pearls and slugs tc .D. Buru, Newport, Ark. 37 btf
 Parties desiring pasturage for stock Nscall on 0. B. Best, East Newport. 58tf T. D. Kinman spent Sunday in St Louis, returning home Monday.
 Charles Brasch went up to St. Louis Saturday night on the excursion.
 Huffman's restaurant is open be- fore the early morning trains arrive
 Nothing but first-c class materials used at the ''Iittle Bakery on the Norner.' S7dtf nron,st and small orders filled with tba Ca. ness at the "Little Bakery on
 ner.n s7dtf sotnss.S river, after a slight rise is his old 0'anu ao % ioee py 0ne '. tt gauge.
 rived Si ise ieaVes .onigno iol Poin's uncle Rslana to spend a two weeks va
 
 tor ds Parkins and daughters of Lit tha Flock were here Sunday night on
 fway to Batesville.
 f,oI IS. Wm. Knoles and little son re- af. ted Saturday from visit of over a lnth to Parsons, Kansas. ,Y E. P. Tetwiler writes from Galveston hat he stood the trip well and al- zfeaqy feels much improved. 5OE eg to the arrival of the pay car Mm Iron Mountain Saturday night, ton;S stores will be open tonight. visss'l4s. Walter M. Harris and children Returned Saturday night from a v pleasant stay on Mount Magazine. W Mrs. z. T. Bennett and Miss R. T. 2 Bennett, both of Batesville, were here Saturday night on their return home. ' Mrs. J. H. Reynolds and Mrs. Ben 1.j j.eynolds and son of Melville came [ vdown Monday on their way to St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Wilmans and Mrs. J. s. WiImans have returned from visit to Hot Springs and Potash Sulphur.
 N. Charles Holmes left Sunday morn ing for Batesville, where he will spend his vacation on the camp of the Kaw-Kaw Klub.
 c. J.SAlien of Senath, Missouri, spent Sunday here with his brother T. E. Allen and left for home on the noon train Monday.
 Roy Dutton spent Sunday in St. Louis, returning home on the excur sion train Monday morning reaching here about seven o'clock.
 Wm. McGofin returned Monday morning from St. Louis, where he spent the last week of his vacation, the guest of Norman Wolff.
 George Stuckey left Saturday night for his home in St. Louis and expects to take literary course in Washing ton University the coming scholastic year.
 Mayor J. w. Grubbs returned Sum- day night from Hot Springs. The trains north continue to be crowded, owing to low rates from points in Texas.
 Miss Louise Irby returned Saturday from Sardis, Mississippi, where she has been visiting her cousin, Miss Sue tn1 ha,. home for return visit.
 J. N. Moon was down here from Swifton Monday morning and left at noon for Heber for a several weeks stay. He has been in poor health ever since the date of the Swifton barbecue.
 The rainfall Saturday evening in the heavy shower, which came up about 5:30 was .S7 of an inch by the local gauge. This rain is reported to have been general in Missouri and Illinois.
 Gus Coffin and Vic Axe returned Sunday morning from a vacation trip to St. Louis, which was greatly en- joyed though cut short by Mir. Axe being called home to make a business trip to Savannah, Georgia.
 The steamboat Current View which was sunk last week at Jacksonport is heinz wrecked. The saving of the hull has been given up, but Captain E. c. Riddell expects to rescue the machinery, which is in tirst-class con- dition.
 Guy H. Brown has accepted posi- ton with the Newport Grocer Com pany and on Monday began work for his new employers. He will travel in the interest of this house and his fine hl,sinnss ahilitr and tha nasn ,rith