Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-23
ABOUT PEOPLE, MAINLY. '

o' SoASOA SdiHe uoWH frluay nlgnl from Batesville on his return to New York.
 B. Happy Nipple came in Friday night and left over the Choctaw Sat urday.
 Miss Mollie Neal of Searcy came up Friday night on visit to her uncle J. D. Neal.
 Miss Harry Weaver went to Bates vile Monday morning on a visit to her mother.
 P. H. VanDyke left Sunday night for visit to the folks at home at Marshall, Mo.
 Miss Mollie Duffey is now operator at the local telephone exchange Batesville Bee.
 Ernest Neill of Batesville was here Saturday morning on his way home from Little Rock.
 Mrs. Arthur Fels and little son of Newport are visiting MT. and Mrs. Simon Adler.-Batesville Bee.
 Lowery Grant and wife returned Friday night from a visit to the for mer's sister at Lincoln, Missouri.
 Nathan A. Adler spent Saturday morning in this city on his way home to Batesville after visit in St. Louis. Clarence A. Wren of Conway, is now "sticking type" on the INDE- PENDENT, having arrived Monday noon.
 Linus Schlitt has been sick for several days and it is now thought, he will have another siege with slow fever.
 Alvin Scales was taken to St. Louis Friday night, where he will receive treatment in the Missouri Pacific hospital
 Misses Cora and Oda Muslin attend ed the Collier Muslin wedding at Tu- pelo Sunday, returning Monday morning.
 Miss Laura Prewitt of Peoria, Kan. , arrived Monday morning on visit to her parents in this city, Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Prewitt.
 Gen. Robt. Neill is ill with pneu- monia, but is better today and his friends hope for his speedy recovery -Batesville Bee.
 The wreck on the Choctaw east of this city was cleared and the track placed in order for the resumption of service Saturday.
 H. L. Remmel through his agent, c. R. Hite, has sent the fire depart ment check for $17.5O for their good services at the recent fire.
 Miss Nora Glenn attended the marriage of Hon. Henry Fitzhugh to Miss Leila Allen Wednesday, the 14th, at Van Buren.-Batesville Guard.
 MT. and Mrs. B. w. Stainback of Newport, came down Saturday and made a short visit to MT. and Mrs J. H. pale.-Augusta Republican. A Miss Rosa Bell Knox, 6 sister of Mrs. H. E. Kyler, came down Thurs day night from Sulphur Rock on g visit to her cousin Mrs. H. R. Palmer
 Dr. M. c. Weaver was over from Jamestown Wednesday. Miss Agnes Wycough accompanied him home tc visit for few days in his family Batesville Bee.
 Mrs. Ida Taylor, who has been the guest of Mrs. P. Huffman, left We'd nesday for Memphis, Tenn, to spend few days with friends. Charleston (Mo.) Enterprise.
 A. R. Clark on Friday sold his in terest in the local bottling works to his partner A. 0. Collier of Tupelo MT. Clark has also resigned his posi- tion as manager, which he has helo for four years, but we are glad tc state, expects to continue to make Newport his home.
 Martin Meyer came down Thursday night from St. Louis on visit to his brother Charles Meyer. He is very pleasant gentleman upon first ac- quaintance and has an exclusive mems furnishing store in Omaha, which keeps him busy most of the time, this being the first visit he has made here for twenty years.
 H. Oliver Nouss left Friday noon for St. Louis, which he will make his hf ne. in the future. No young man z oS to Newport, who made
 O.. fhe "s than MT. Nouss and the De- O. of regret are general that
 4ts s.. lind it to his interest to re- turn to St. Louis. He is young man of h;nb pb and fba