Newport weekly independent., 1903-06-12
T.J. Graham of Tuckerman was here Tuesday night.

T. J. Graham of Tuckerman was here Tuesday night.
 w. I. Long, well known farmer of Oil Trough was here trading Wednes- day.
 N. E. House and wife, after short stay here, returned home to Brinkley Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Shaver Of Jack sonport are the parents of baby boy, born Tuesday, June Is.
 Mrs. w. H. Wilsey of Poplar Bluff stopped over here Tuesday night on her way to atesville.
 Corley Gee Price and wife left Tues day night on honeymoon to Detroit and other oints north.
 Peter Anderson went to Batesville on the local Wednesday to attend the funeral of Samuel Earnheart.
 Miss Harrie Weaver came down from Batesville Wednesday, her aunt, Mrs. R. A. Randy being quite sick.
 Antoinette Bond was taken quite sick Tuesday with congestion, but is much better and improving nicely.
 Miss Mabel Padgett came down from Batesville Tuesday evening for a weeks visit with Mrs. Narcie Minor.
 o. Halliburton, the St. Louis drug salesman, accompanied by his little son, came in from BatesvilIe Tuesday night.
 o. D. Ramsey, Miss Harriett Ramsey and mother Mrs. J. A. Ramsey were here Wednesday on their way to Batesville.
 Henry F. Kath of New Boston, Illi- nois, an old shell buyer on this and Northern markets, came down Tues day night.
 Capt. and Mrs. G. ". Hurley and Mrs. J. R. Mayhan made the trip to Mount Olive on the branch passenger Wednesday.
 Minor O'Neal and mother Mrs. M M. O'Neal left Tuesday afternoon for Augusta, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. w. A. O'Neal.
 Mrs. w. A. Holwell of Gill, Arkan- sas, was here Wednesday morning on her way to Batesviile to visit the Pritchett family.
 Mrs. J. H. McHugh and daughter Beatrice, who spent Tuesday at Rus sell on their way home from Hot Springs, arrived that night.
 Mrs. Sprigg Brown and baby came down from Poplar Bluff Wednesday noon on visit to Mr. Browns moth- CT, Mrs. Ables in the country.
 Judge M. M. Stuekey went to Little Rock Wednesday morning for the day, accompanied by his wife, who will remain over for weeks visit.
 Homer Buford and -Lonnie Camp bell, who have been attending the state university the past year, are ex- pected home the latter part of the week.
 R. B. Hooker, wife and daughter Elise left Wednesday noon for St. Louis, it being thought best for Elise to return to a hospital. MT. Hooker to return Friday.
 
 John c. Hayes, who is now mer- chant of Cotton Plant, came up Wed nesday morning on business. We are glad to state that he is getting along nicely in his new home and has built up a much better trade than he ex- pected to.
 c. B. Gillian, the Swifton merchant was down Wednesday. He says the farmers up his way are all in the field war upon ''General Greenn and If the weather allows them to continue their campaign, they expect to soon vanquish the enemies of ''King Cotton"
 The INDEPENDENT is in receipt of a pictorial postal card from our fellow townsmau Mir. Ike Goldman, sending greetings from West Baden, June 5, ill which he states that he has just seen the Kaiser, who inquired of us. MT. Goldman has always been a great joker and must be in fine spirits to nave resumed such pleasantries. If +ba Koioar baS o,,, ,,o ,.c e,,ol o...