The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03

Faulkner County Bank is spend ing a couple of weeks with his family, who are wintering at Port land, Texas.
 Just received, 1000 barrels each of the Wolf Milling Co.'S. "Upper Ten" flour and the Sweet Springs Milling Co.'S. "Bi6 $" flour.
 FrauenfhaI & SchWarZ.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Pleasant re- turned to their home at Richmond Texas, last week, after visiting Mrs. Peasants relatives in this city for several days.
 For Rent-Six room two-story residence on College avenue, two acres of rich land enclosed. See w. E. Witt at Frauenthal & Schwarz' store. Io-2t* Just received, 1000 barrels each of the Wolf Milling Co.'S. "Upper Ten" flour and the Sweet Springs Milling Co.'S. Big $" flour.
 FrauenfhaI G SchWarZ.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Richardson, and Mortie, Clarence and Arthur Frauenthal were at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Max Frauenthal during the holidays.
 C. K. Sherrin and family of Les lie hove moved to Conway to take advantage of our educational insti- tutions. They are living in the E. w. Moore cottage on Clifton street.
 We are changing this ad. and our prices are changed-they re i, Y er-but the grades are as good ever. Malvern Lumber Co.,, sales office, St. Louis; mills, Perla, Ark.
 Mrs. Laura Mitchell has moved back into her residence on Center street. Her grandson, Armistead Mitchell, and Miss Eula May Flanagan will make their home with her.
 Misses Margaret and Leslie Orr of the faculty of the Presbyterian college at Warren were guests of friends in this city during the holi- days. Miss Margaret Orr formerly taught in Central College.
 Miss Willie R. Cooper, who has been conducting a millinery es- tablishment in this city for several months past has returned to her home i'll Nashville, Tenn. She will return to Conway in March.
 LOST Between Conway and Greenbrier on Dec. 26, 1906, a silk umbrella with silver mounted handle, bearing initials D. L. D. Finder will please return to post master at Conway or Greenbrier and receive liberal reward. It
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Wyatt and foster daughter, who will be re- membered here as Miss Alice, came over from Nettleton to spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs. A. P. Dollahite. They are thinking of returning to Conway to make their home.
 STRAYED-From my place at Vilonia, Ark, on Dec. II, one black horse, 16 hands high, frosty across forehead, collar mark on left shoulder, front feet shod. Re ward for return to me or informa tion leading to his recovery.
 I. H. HOLLINGSHEAD, I7-4t Vilonia, Ark. -ESTRAYED-From l.. Cain at Martinville, Ark, one horse mule colt 15 months old, dark bay, pony built, medium size, been gone since the first of November 1906. Any person that will bring me the colt or send me any information that will lead to its recovery will be rewarded for the same. l.. CAIN,
 November IS, 1906.
 L. D. Stacy of Cans, I. T., ac- companied by his old friend, "Bil- ly" Mills of Linder, called at this office shortly before the holidays. MT. Stacy was in the county, his former home, on a few days visit. He will keep posted on the hap penings of Faulkner county by reading The Log Cabin Democrat during the coming year.
 Not "Just as GOod"-It's the Best.