Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-13

If ae C4hn Grubbs of Jacksonport oSwn Thsrscping in Newport Monday. | The first i, Lippmann returned Monday ra's Chop visit to friends in Forrest City. Huffma,. Roy Anderson and children oen at Saturday morning for Jonesboro oscor visit to relatives.
 >dnesrank Albro of Newport spent Sun X in the city, the guest of relatives. f V; Poplar Bluff Citizen.
 Miss Lizzie Pugh has gone to Che 2ta, Indian Territory, having accept hs, position as teacher there. X p,ss. E. s. Mcdonald and children ,,,... e here Saturday on their return The to Batesville from Weldon. -, Judges M. M. Stuckey and o. w. ' Scarborough attended the grand lodge " 1. o. o. F. at Jonesboro the past week. s. Moussieff the French pearl buyer of Paris who visited here few weeks ago, returned Thursday night to this market.
 A. K. Lanyon of Pittsburg, Kansas, J owner of the Newport Water Com pany, arrived Friday morning on a business trip to look over his interests here.
 Guy Maris returned Thursday night from visit to his old home, Fayette- vile. His injured foot is now about well and he will return to work next week.
 J. B. Baker of Melbourne and Geo. I. Humphreys of Salem, chancery judge in this district, were here Thurs day night on their return home from Jonesboro.
 <rcMrs Joseph Burkheart and mother, lt MrA Robben, left Tuesday morning for Ian extended sojourn at Hot SpriAgs, for the benefit of Mrs. Burk- hearts bealth.
 J. M. Hobgood and John Loftin, Jr., returned Friday morning from the St. Louis market, where they purchased car load of horses, which reached here Friday morning.
 The preliminary hearing of Mrs. Ruth Lane on the charge of assault to kill Dr. R. L. White has been set for next Thursday in Justice Wilson's court il Little Rock.
 Mrs. T. J. Watson has returned from visit to her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Bennett at Fayetteville. The latter ous with her children accompanied Mrs, ow " son home for a return visit {P / short time the railroad grade ,u be finished from the tunnel at ), /hite river through the county to Aenrge's creek. The pile drivers are Miss Mamie Perroncel of Shreve- port, La., arrived Thursday night on a visit to Mrs. o. s. Lawrence. They are old time friends, having visited at Eureka Springs together several sum- mers.
 .-oa,.! Luther, son of R. H. Massey, died of v morrtheria Friday night, aged four attend ts. The deceased was sick only ancery days and the burial will take place Sunday near Jamestown in Independ- ence County.
 Mrs. Wolf, the lady railroad con- tractor who recently finished two miles of grading near Keener, shipped her outfit yesterday to Illinois, where sheshas contract waiting her.-Har- rison Times.
 Mrs. John Warner of Batesville came down Friday night on a visit to
 
 Quapaw, which has been working be- tween here and Jacksonport for sew eral days past.
 Will Hardy, Will and Ray Landers and Clyde Roseborough came down from Batesville Friday night to attend the dance at the Hazel, but their train did not reach here until eleven o'clock All returned next morning except Will Hardy.
 Mrs. A. G. Miller and baby, after a pleasant visit with Mesdames O. E.. Jones and Harry Brandenburg, left Saturday afternoon over the Choctaw for her home in Tennessee. Mrs. Jones had planned Halloween party in her honor but Mrs. Miller was called home sooner than expected.
 Charles V. Beloate, the newly elect ed grand master of the grand lodge I. o. 0. r. in naming the committees appointed o. w. Scarborough to the committee on judiciary; M. M Stuck ey to that of transportation and Capt. c. w. Hurley, past grand master to the committee on appeals and griev- ances.
 Mrs. w. M. and Miss Beulah Baird