The log cabin Democrat., 1910-09-05

rlson and Miss Nanette Akin return
ed yesterday from the east, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. S. G. Smith and daughters,
Misses Floy and Leila, returned this
| morning from a months stay at Gull
yer, Ind, and Chicago.
| Rev. Stonewal Anderson returned
last night from Kansas City and will
leave this afternoon for trip
through West Virginia.
Albert P. Dollahite has let the con-
tract to Major & Dawson for the i'm
mediate erection Of handsome cot
! tage on Van Ronkel avenue.
{. H. Newborn has left for st.
Louis, where he will buy goods for
Frauenthal & Schwarz. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Newbern.
I Prosecuting Attorney George W.
Clark and Court Stenographer Ed
win T. Evans have left for DesArc,
where circuit court opens today.
Rev. j. H. Glass preached at both
/ hours yesterday at the Methodist
! church IN the absence of the pastor,
Rev. J. 3. Stevenson, who has been
quite i'll.
j. II. Owen has returned from
business trip over Conway county.
He says crops are fine, the people
| happy and that the initiative and ref
erendum will carry in that county.
Lost-Rural carriers check, signed
! by y. S. Bratton, and eendorsed by
Herbert O. Moore. Bankers and mer-
chants are warned against cashing
this check. Herbert O, Moore, Con-
way, Ark.
Mrs. R. Rosen has returned from
st. Louis and Chicago, where she
completed purchasing her fall stock
of millinery and ladies' furnishings.
She will announce her opening in a
few days.
Stolen-One full-grown white male
rabbit, gray eyes and ears; also one
lalf-grown white male rabbit, dark
feet ard ears. If boys who took
same will return there will be no
trouhle George A. Freeman. diff
Fred D. Wore was here yesterday
from Clarksville. Mr.. Wore recently
sold his newspaper at that place and
has engaged in the real estate busl-
ness. Mrs. Wore arrived today for
short visit to Conway friends.
Miss Hettie Dunaway has accepted
an invitation to read selection on
Woman's Day at the Tri-State far
to be held in Memphis the latter part
of this month. The invitation was
from the president of the Musical
Coterie of Memphis and was received
Yesterday by Miss Dunaway.
Several of the men who left the
| lfSI Oh last WSSh WIN "N' - Ni",-'S
literature for the Faulkner county
fair have returned and bring encour-
aging reports from the points visit
! ed. They state that the greatest part
of the citizens in the adjoining coun-
ties have said that they would visit
our second annual fair in October.
The marriage of James Daugherty
and Miss Lizzie Leinhart will be sol
i emnized at St. Joseph's Cathohe
4 church tomorrow morning. 1t was
|. to have been a double wedding, II
= which Joseph Chastonay and Miss
r Katie Leinhart were the other couple
/. but both of the latter couple are Ill
Mr.. Chastonay being in Little Rock
hospital, which he will not be able tt
leave for several days.
N. F. Dickinson, former secretary
of the state Farmers Union, left
$ this morning for Warren, where he
: has accepted position with a large
: cotton oil company. He has resigned
his position on the faculty of The
, Jonesboro agricultural school, buf
a will continue as editor of the new
Farmers Union paper, the pubAca
! ton of which will be begun mex