The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-05
LONOKE LETTER
News of the County Capital Gathered by
 Our Special Correspondent.

last week
 Miss Annie Mae Gatewood. of Little Rock, spent Saturday and Sunday with homefoIks
 KnowIton Simpson. who has been in Texas for several months is at home on visit.
 Mrs. I. l.. Lipe spent a few days with her mother the first part of the week in Argenta.
 A. G. Apple and son, Oscar, returned Saturday from a weeks stay in Mobile attending the re- union.
 Mrs. Laura Williams spent last week in Texarkana at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs Fred Glenn.
 Rev. J. c. Hooks attended the reunion at Mobile and stopped on the way back to visit friends in Mississippi.
 Hubert Howell has bought the bottling works of Tate Heron and will operate the same this season with an ice house.
 Miss Atchie Alexander, of Little Rock has returned home after spending a week with Miss Pauline Couch
 Dr. N. H. Winbeck, of Camden Tenn, was here last week look ing for location aLd has decid- ed to locate in this county near Concord
 ". P. Fletcher, of the Bank of Lonoke and Joe P Eagle, of the Bank of Central Arkansas attended the State Bankers As sociation at Ft Smith last week
 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wair and daughter Miss Fannie Lee. went to Redtield the first part of the week in answer to a message an nouncing the death of Mrs. Wair's brother.
 Hosie Ellis has accepted a pc sition with the Southwestern Telephone Co.. at Walnut Ridge. His wife and baby left Saturday to jein him there where they will make their home for the sum mer.
 The following marriage license were issued since our last up to Wednesday, c. $. Boles, Kerr, to Emma Dupree, Kerr; Jesse Moses Short. Lonoke, to Lizzie B. Denson, Lonoke; Robert Par ker, Keo, to Anna Armstrong, Keo: Sidney Johnson, Lonoke to Miss Rosie Bonnie, Lonoke.
 The announcement that Hon. Joe T. Robinson of this place will be in the race two years hence to succeed Senator Jeff Davis in the U. $. Senate creat- ed considerable comment and speculation among his many warm friends at home. Of course his friends believe he will win in spite of any other candidate, but there are some who desired to see Mr. Robinson as chief executive of the state and are a little disappointed at the turn affairs have taken.
 The entertainment given by the U. D. c. at the Auditorium last Friday night was pro- nounced to be the greatest suc- cess of the season. It was en- tirely unique and unusual in it's character, and being supported by home talent of no mean abili- ty, was most excellent in the rendition of it's every part. The Young Lady Minstrel com mand- ed the lions share of attention and applause and brought forth many expressions of commenda- tion for those whose parts were so we'll rendered. A neat sum vas realized which will be ap- piled to the remainder due on the confederate monument to be erected JlllS SuuIlutI duQ WHICH has been ordered.
 Mrs Ammie Williams Glenn, daughter of Mrs. Jones Williams of this place. died at her home in Texarkana Friday and her re mains were brought to Lonoke Saturday for interment. Fun eral services were held at the residence of Mrs. Williams at 10.30 o'clock Saturday morning. The deceased was the eldest daughter of Mrs Jones Will Hams, was reared and educated here and has many loving scnool mates and friends who join with her bereaved family in the grief over her untimely death. Two years ago she was married to Fred Glenn and went with him to Texarkana, where he held a .nosition as telegraph operator