The Van Buren press., 1904-05-21
LOCAL and Personal.
Dick Bruun started on his initial trip
as a shoe salesman Monday.

as q sn0e salesman MOnudy'
Cottage House Paint only 81 90
a gallon at John o Kane s drug store.
The Van Buren Browns are scheduled
to play the Ozark team at Ozark next
Monday,
Mrs. DR.. Agnes of Fort Smith was in
the city this week visiting Mrs. A. B
Shibley.
international and Magic Stock and
Poultry Food at John o Kane 8 Drug
Store.
Mrs, G.. Il. Scott returned from a
week visit to Little Rock Saturday
Miss Queen Lawson returned with her
for protracted visit,
Little Misses Marjorie Carter and
Eildred Cornish Of Ozark are visiting in
Van Buren this week with Mrs, s. X.
Chew and other friends and relatives,
P.D. Scott left for st. Louis Sunday
night. Miss Kate Creekmore accom-.
panied him, and will visit Miss Lemp
of that city and will take In the Exposi-
tion.
Mrs. Rebeca Thompson and Miss
Bryan, Mrs. p. D. Scott and Caroline
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian G. Yoes,
left for the World 8 Fair city Monday
evening,
Miss Della Imam has accepted q posi-
ton in the postoffice, and takes the
place of Miss Agnes Cordingly, who 1t
Is said has been selected for the r IF d.
carrier.
Frank Anderson OF The Argus and
Carl Shuppe Of The PRESS left for St
Louis Sunday, They will attend the
Arkansas Press Association and the
Exposition.
Rev. W. T. Thompson has been ap-
pointed TO Paris, Ark, to FIJI the place
made vacant by the resignation OF Rev
S. d. Myers, who left the Methodist
church and Joined the Presbyterians'
Mound City Paint-Horse Shoe Brand
costs the dealer more than any other
prepared paint on the market. But 1t
IL worth from 20 TO 80 per cent. more.
For sale at John o Kane s drug store
You cannot secure the bargains In
the credit way, you might secure for
the cash, Ammonia, quart bottle for
10 cents, ia a good example OF the rare
values In the Racket Stores spring
clearing list,
Commencement exercises ut Hiram
and Lydia college began Monday Rev
Ii, Burrow chaplain OF the late house
OF representatives and the founder and
ex.prssdent OF the institution, delivered
the annual sermon,
The spring carnival at Fort Smith has
been ''cut out " II strikes us the past
has been sufficient to cause \ nausea to
overcome all good Fort Smithians whom
n street fair ia mentioned In their pres
ence We know one thing, Van Buren,
people have oil they want OF them
As was predicted through these col
umns early IN the season there has been
large fall Of peaches, half and inch
and more IN diameter This, however
viii prove OF benefit instead detri'
ment, unless there should be q further
dropping. for even now the trees have
on them all that should be allowed 10
mature.
The young enterprising Arm OF Nico'
demus Bros, we're the sucoessful bidders
Tor the plumbing on the new Y NJ G, A.,
building now in course OF construction
This speaks well for this home firm ~
II Ia \ large Job and requires hrst-class
work. The Job includes bathtubs,
commodes and lavbratories, and will
amount TO about VI 800,
The outing party consisting OF Mr. and
Mira Chas Roper Rev and Mrs & ) Baes,
Mr. and Mrs Geo Caulkns, Mr. aud Mrs
Ep buckingham, Mesdames j II Pow
ora, Frank Anderson Misses Agatha and
Mary pteiiler, Chloe Clark and VIII
canlk!ns, spending Saturday on Frog
Bayou returned late In the evening and
reported ,ev enjoyable day