The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-22

MI. duu MS. II. NOUluSOu lSlt last night for Little Rock, where they will buy spring goods for MT. Robinson's store at Wooster.
 A very large crowd attended the services at the Methodist church yesterday, and seven new members were added to the church roll.
 We have again accepted the agency for Frank s Steam Laundry, the best in the state. Phone No. I,3. I6I-H 5. E.. Anderson.
 c. c. Hearnesberger, J. w. Rey- holds and H. C. Hickman are spending the day in Little Rock in the interest of the Hendrix Col lege annual.
 Misses Fife and Clara Stephen son returned to their home at Lit tie Rock this morning after pleasant visit with Miss Mary Will son the past week.
 Rev. A, M. MacLauchlin, the new Presbyterian preacher, preach ed two very interesting sermons yesterday. A large audience was present at both services.
 Joe B. Jones visited his wife who is in the hospital at Little Rock yesterday and states that she is very much improved and will be able to return home the latter part of the week.
 G. H. Burr is in Plumerville today, where he will inspect the new levee recently constructed near that place. Mir. Burr is the engineer for the district which constructed the levee.
 A reception will be given G v- ernor George w. Donaghey, who is thirty-second degree Mason, by the Scottish Rite bodies of Lit tie Rock at ths Albert Pike consis- tory Thursday night.-Gazette.
 The grading is being done in the Anderson addition to the city of Conway. Durham x Holman are agents for the Southern Trust Go. and will be glad to show you through this new addition. 100 4t
 The following new students en- rolled at the State Normal School this morning: Misses Mae Johnson of Fl Dorado and Mable Charles, Conway; Messrs. J. B. Gray of Guy and Walter Francis of Arka- delphia. This brings the total en- rollment of the Normal school to I54.
 Rev. M. N. Waldrip of Morrill, ton will deliver lecture at the Hendrix auditorium tonight at o'clock, entitled, Jack and the Bean Stalk" The lecture is for the benefit of the Young Peoples Missionary Society of the Metho- dist church. The admission will be 25 and s cents.
 Judge Samuel Frauenthal spent yesterday in Conway, returning to his work on the supreme bench last night. Judge Frauenthal stated while here that he would be a candidate to succeed himself as associate justice at the special cleo ton to be called by Governor Don- aghey about July I.
 P. c. Cain and son of Midlo- thian, Texas, arrived here this morning and will visit for a few days at their former home in Greenbrier. MT. Cain is much pleased with his new home. He says that he lives in a fine farming country, and by the uH of i'm proved machinery he ana his son and one hired hand cultivate POO acres of land without difficulty. On his return to Texas, MT. Cain will be accompanied by his wife's, Mrs. B. B. Davis of Green brier.
 Representative R. l.. Blawner, who is a member of the committee visiting the State Normal today, was for many years a citizen of Faulkner county. For the past few years he has been ;n the news paper business at Magazine, edit ing the Gazette at that place. He states, however, that he has just closed deal for the sale of his newspaper and other property at Magazine. Mrs. Brawner and their son accompanied him today and they are enjoying the renewal of acquaintance with many friends