The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-27

J. H. Stubbs left this morning tC spend a few days on his farm at Car den Bottom.
 Mrs. Leo Schwarz has returned from her trip to Northern and East ern summer resorts.
 Miss Bertha Quick of Higginson is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. Walker White.
 Miss Nelle Hutchens of Augusta arrived Saturday to enter the Nor nal for another year.
 Misses Rose and Fritz of the State Normal faculty have secured board at the home of B. L. Harton.
 Mrs. Henry S. Traylor of Boone vile is expected here as visitor dur ing the Faulkner county fair.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Brown of Plum erville were the guests of pr. and Mrs. H. E. Cureton here yesterday.
 J. F. Norwood of Springfield is in the city visiting his son, w. H. Nor wood. and attending chancery court.
 J. NJ. Downing left yesterday for trip to Pine Bluff, Memphis and New Orleans in the interest of book con- cern.
 Misses Fanny Sherry of Louisiana and Mary Reynolds of Perryville have arrived and entered Central col lege
 Miss Marjorie Harrison has re- turned to Conway for the school term and will enter Central college tomor TOW.
 The Baraca class of the Baptist Sunday school reorganized yesterday afternoon with an unusually large attendance.
 Wire State Normal Central college, Whites or Walthalls drug stores, to hold the season tickets for you at S1 50 today only.
 Misses Orline Hawkins and Anna McKamy, students of last year at the Normal, returned yesterday and ma 1 circulated this morning.
 Armistead Mitchell arrived last night from Panama, where he has been spending some time with his father, Mason E. Mitchell
 WANTED A residence for a friend; six or eight rooms in desir- able location; for occupancy within 30 days Apply to w. N. Owen. 2t
 Mrs. J. B. Stevenson and son, Flu gene, are visiting for few days in Yell county. They were accompanied to Russellville by Rev. Stevenson.
 Get busy, buy today; only chance. At Walthal's and Whites drug stores, 1S1.5O season tickets to Normal Cen tral lecture courses. Regular value, $275.
 Pat E. Hunter has returned from Fl Paso, where he was given the con- 1 tract to erect a handsome monument at the grave of Mrs. Senator c. k. Bush.
 WANTED-Good family to pick cotton on Frauenthal place, seven miles northwest of Conway. Custo- mary price paid and moving free. B. E. King.
 Miss Claudia Wofford of Van Blu ren was among the matriculates at the Normal this morning. She is a sister of J. E. Wofford, clerk of Van Buren county.
 James J. Harrison of Camden has arrived to enter Hendrix college. MT Harrison is a printer by trade and has been in charge of a large job office at Camden. He is brother of H. T. and Galloway Harrison, who formerly attended Hendrix.
 John H. Owen of Dallas, Texas who is state agent for the Massachu- setts Mutual Life Insurance Com pany, with headquarters at Little Rock, is visiting at the home of his cousin, w. N. Owen, in this city. He will move his family to Conway if he can obtain a suitable residence.
 One of the large display advertise ments in the Little Rock Gazette of yesterday was illustrated with sil- houettes by Herbert Cox, son of MT and Mrs. c. w. Cox, formerly of Con- way. Mir. Cox is quite talented ir this art, and will continue his studies in a New York art institute during the next winter.
 Dr. George S. Brown returned Sun. day night from a weeks trip with the board of trustees of the Arkansas Tu berculosis Sanitarium, which was or tour of inspection of proposed sites