Newport daily independent., 1903-08-03

uOu1D pOhA6HS.
 M. T. Altman of swifton spent Mon day in Newport.
 Lemons. wholesale and retail at Bowen's Cash Store. ooOVi
 ]. L. Crisman and wife of Cotton Plant were here Sunday.
 A. F. Maberry of Maberry spent part of Sunday in Newport.
 Miss Rosa Hill spent Sunday night here on her return home to Bates ville
 JJ. GuiIdea left Saturday night on vacation trip to St. Louis, his olo home.
 Ed Mann was taken sick Saturday and is threatened with continued fever.
 Rev. Father Weible of Jonesboro will say mass at the Catholic church tomorrow.
 Tom Owens was taken sick Monday l and had to return home to Batesvllie 1 for a few days.
 E. P. Tetwiler is mending slowly, but is still very weak from the effects of his sickness.
 H. s. Dees joined his wife here Sun dav on her return home to Little Rock from Batesville.
 Miss Lula Knoles has returned to
 o,iy ot Wolff -Goldman's, after two weeks vacation.
 Gainer Duffey and Chas. Conditt came down from Batesville Monday on their way to Little Rock. John Umsted accompanied his fam ily to Paragould Monday on visit to his father, Rev. M. B. Umsted.
 k. A. Skillern returned to Searcy Monday noon and was accompanied by Claude Erwin for few days visit
 Booh! it's cold. Why, thought it was hot. Oh I meant that lemonade
 at "The Little Bakery on the Corner" | 3s dtf Eugene Hirsch went to Little Rock
 Sunday morning on a visit and was T joined Monday afternoon by w. B.
 Egan.
 George Redman left Sunday over
 the Choctaw for New Mexico, where 2 he will probably make his home in the future.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Fox returned Sunday night from visit to relatives at Ironton, Missouri, the old nome of the former.
 Gus Coffin left Saturday night for Memphis to accompany his mother and will join Vic Axe in St. Louis this week on their trip East.
 Mrs. A. G. Anderson and sister Miss Lula Wolf left Monday noon for several weeks stay at Putin Bay and other points on the Lakes.
 See us before ordering your Fall suit. Bowen's Cash Store. Remem- Der we represent the Peerless Tailor ing Company of Cincinnati. Il btf
 Mrs. H. E. Cobb left Sunday morn ing for a months stay at Ravenden Springs and will be joined upon the 14th instant by her husband. Mrs. J. E. NcElwee, who has beer
 visiting in Little Rock, left there Sat urday for Bentonville, on a visit O several months to her uncle, l.. D , Snapp.
 Joseph M. Berger, Jr. returned Sun day night from short visit to Jones n boro, having gone over with A. Arndt 'n the latter leaving for Cleveland tn " same night.
 T. A. Yarnell has returned from 'e weeks vacation at Newport, Walnu oi Ridge and Black Rock. Mrs. Yarne 's will prolong her trip some time.- ''' Searcy Citizen.
 Through wreck on the Souther A Railway, Rev. J. W. Smith, wife an s' son Charles did not reach Newpol g until Sunday afternoon, after a wis ~ to Blanche, Tenn.
 Mrs. R. D. Garrison and Miss Gee . w ilSOn CdluS uOWu lAOh DNtOSN AA '" Monday morning, the former on he " way to Little Rock and the latter
 Augusta on visit. av Mrs. Fletcher Roleson came up Sul it day night from Marianna on her wa ok to Ozark Springs to join Mrs. air Minor. Col L. and Miss Lou MinC of will go up in the morning.
 R. c. Ashford, who came up fro . Memphis Saturday on vacation tri he went to Grand Glaize that afternoc he on a short visit and will go North f, ot. several weeks before returning hom Vie R. M. Johnson and family left Mol
 day noon for Detroit, Michigan. MI .... V.L..n>,, obi15ron will SOpp6 Fl