Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
M.B. Coe f near Elgin was down Tuesday trading.

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 John Warner went to Batesville Tuesday morning on visit.
 R. Stephenson of Eight Mile was a guest of the Hazel Monday night.
 Fred Graham and wife of Tucker man were down Tuesday shopping. Dr. H. Owen Walker went to Little Rock Tuesday noon on short trip.
 Geo. W. Decker came down from St. Louis on the noon train Monday.
 Mrs. R. 0. Wallace is visiting rela- tives at her old home at DuQuoin, Illinois.
 George Foushee is off on his vaca- tion and will spend the two weeks on the farm.
 0. B. Kelley of Chicago came up Monday night on a business trip, from Little Rock.
 c. A. Windau went up the White River branch Tuesday to buy pearls and baroques.
 o. D. Hawn left Monday night for his home at Fredericktown, Mo-, on a visit to his mother.
 Park Deaderick is confined to his bed and it is feared that he will have case of slow fever.
 J. w. Scally of Tuckerman, who has gone to Heber on visit, writes for the Daily Independent.
 Capt. G. w. Hurley returned Tues day morning to Mountain View, where he is spending quiet summer.
 Miss zerlena Meyer left Tuesday noon for Little Rock on a visit to her brother, Sam, for the rest of the week.
 The wife of John Love, negro liv- ing beyond Cache River, died Monday of the dropsy and was buried Tues day.
 Sprigg Foushee leaves the first of the month for Ravenden Springs, where he will spend two weeks va cation.
 Mrs. A. F. Smith returned home to Searcy on the noon train Tuesday, after visit to her sister, Mrs. Rich ard Arnett.
 Mrs. J. L. Sells has had no fever in the mornings for several days and the indications are that her fever will soon be broken.
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Melee are now making their headquarters at Sey- mour, Indiana, as the former is travel ing in that section.
 John W. Lindley, president of the Bank of Tuckerman and a leading citizen of Bird township, was here Tuesday on business.
 John A. Hencke, bookkeeper for Wolff Goldman Mercantile Company, returned Tuesday morning from a short visit to Pocahontas.
 Mrs. L. E. Willis leaves about the first of next month for Chautauqua, New York, to spend the month of Au- gust and part of September.
 w. S. Toothacher and wife of Diaz are parents of ten-pound girl, born Monday, July 20th. The father is a section foreman on the Iron Noun tain.
 Sheriff R. w. Randy and County Clerk E. L. Boyce spent Monday in Little Rock where the latter went to make his annual settlement for Jack son county.
 Will Rutherford of BatesvilIe was down Monday night and was accom- panied by Misses Rina Price and Ruth Wallace and Walter Wallace, who will make weeks visit.
 Ike Bottenstein left Sunday night for St. Louis on a vacation trip of several weeks. He will spend a por- ton of his time at Eureka Springs and visit his brother at Joplin, Mis- souri.
 W. E. Stainback of Little Rock came up Monday night to see his brother Ben w. Stainback, whose temperature has been lower for the last several days and who is thought to be getting along nicely.
 l. D. Price went to Little Rock Tuesday morning to meet a china salesman. Mrs. Price had intended to accompany him, but was prevented by the sickness of Mrs. 0. s. Price, who was better at latest reports.
 John P. Sink was in town Monday replenishing his home, having lost nearly everything in the fire of Sat- urday and with not more than half 1,.a nl,7o q