The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-27
Personal


MIS-. RayDurn L ~ is VlSltlnB AT Az
kns.
Good repeating shotgun for rent.
See Wash Clibourn. d3t*
Miss Faye Lytle of Morrilton is a
guest of Miss Eunice O'Bryant.
Miss Laura Anderson has as a guest
her friend, Miss Lois Lytle, of Morril-
ton.
The work of putting on the steel
ceiling of the Presbyterian church is
almost completed.
State Secretary NJ. F. Dickinson of
the Farmers Union is spending the
day in Little Rock on official business.
Rev A. NJ. MacLauchlin, pastor of
the Presbyterian church. is able to be
on the streets again after short i'll
ness.
If you need laundry work, all that
is necessary on your part is to phone
us where to find it, Anderson Book
Store. DIT
If yer say somethn mean ter fell
Ter, twon't do any good ter ask fer
giveness-yer cant unpull nose
that's pull'd.
Justice of the Peace f. Kuykendall
Of this township states that he will be
a candidate for reelection to a second
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Walters and
daughter of Mountain township spent
yesterday in the city and paid this
Office an appreciated call,
Mrs John Freeman and children
left this morning for their home in
Crane, Mo-, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ed E,eeman in this city.
If we gather up your laundry and
deliver it prc:npttii; aau g,,,';l sou bet
te, work than anyone else, why not
| let us have it. Anderson Book Store
Like the students of the Normal,
the Conway public school pupils are
enjoying a four days holiday, school
having been dismissed from Wednes-
day until Monday.
We will have a thoroughly reliable
Ipiano tuner with us first part of next
week. If you need any work done we
will be glad to have it attended to.
Anderson Piano House. DIT
Fuel Bridenthal of the Review
Printing Company of Fayetteville, Wis
tied friends in Conway yesterday, on
his return from the university foot
ball game at Little Rock.
The town is full of politics today.
Practically all of the county cand-
dates are here and they are losing no
opportunities to hand out their cards
and present their claims to the people.
County Chairman F. H. McCarty of
Holland stated today that DR.. w. T.
Mcdonald of Harve township will be
a candidate for coroner and that his
week.
w. B. Patterson of Palestine. st.
Francis county, has been visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. c.
Martin, for the past few days. Mr..
Patterson will probably locate in this
county
DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Dickerson gave
dining today in honor Of their son,
Cecil, who is home from Washington
Inivcr sity for d visit. and II. Luckey,
Il member c, the Washington football
team, who is here with him.
Methodist Regular morning ser
vices will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. J. b. Stevenson. At the even
ling hour praise service in recog-
milton of the two great educational
rallies at Arkadelphia will be held On
the evening of Sunday, December 3,
/ l.. II. Moore, the we'll known CONNER
Icial traveller and lecturer, will deliv-
er his new lecture, THE Pulpit and
the Sample Case"
The Mabel Thorne Opera Company
again pleased the large audience at
the Electric theater last night, and too
much praise cannot be said about this
excellent company. Last nights play,
entitled The Tigers Dem was a
molodrama far above anything that
has ever been presented here. Every
actor and actress was star and there
was not dull moment turing the en-
tire play. Mabel Thome as Butts, the
newsboy, played her part to perfec
ton, but in the last act turned out to
be a girl who was masqueradng as
hoy, because she liked the life of the
street newsboy Miss Pearl McCord
Us Edith Norwood, stenographer to
Richard Earl, the great Wall street
banker, more than impressed the au
ldianpp that she was an actress of I'M