The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-29
Personal

Echo is out today.
Miss Lucy Livingston returned this
morning from a visit to Russellville.
]. A. Frisby of Morrilton, owner of
the local telephone exchange, is IN
Conway today.
Mrs. w. J. Hall and children OF
Hamlet left this morning for a visit
at Redfield, Ark.
President J. J. Doyne OF the State
Normal last night delivered an educa-
tional address at Plumerville.
If we can save you money on
cheap piano we can save you more
on a standard Piano. S. E. Ander-
son.
Mrs. S. S. Surratt and daughter of
Holland left on this mornings train
for Oklahoma, where they will visit
for a few weeks.
Cashier E. T. Reaves of the Ger
man National Bank at Little Rock
was here yesterday to go on hunting
trip with L. H. Pyle.
For Complete outfit of house
hold and kitchen furnishings, good as
new. Will sell in bulk or any piece
separately. A. C. Martin. diff
A Piano for $175 that we can abb
solutely guarantee to be the equal OF
the $3.50 Pianos being sold by our com
petitors S. E. Andersen.
Sewing Wanted want all kinds
of sewing. Residence on North Front
street, opposite N. c. Martins. Phone
No. 2S9. Mrs. Blanche Mode. d2t*
Charles Davis of Dardanelle, a for
mer student of Hendrix who is now
editor of the Dardanelle Post-Dis
patch, is visiting Conway friends to-
day
A. w. Estes of Yellville, Marion
county, is in the city today in the in
terest of his candidacy for commits
sioner of mines, manufacturers and
agriculture.
Andrew Witt, who is temporarily
serving as chief clerk of the state
penitentiary at Little Rock, is spend
| ing today at the home of his father,
Mayor A. j. Witt.
w. E. Simpson of Morrilton is
spending today in Conway. Mr.. Simp
son is a graduate of Hendrix College
and was twice representative from
Washington county in the Arkansas
legislature. He moved from Fayette
vile to Morrilton last fall.
President 10 Frauenthal of the Con-
way school board today authorized the
payment of the third semi annual in
terest coupons on the first mortgage
bonds issued on the school building.
The amount of the interest due at this
time is $795.
Notice-A black pony mare weigh
ing about 800 pounds, with leather
strap around her neck and accompa-
MED by a coming two-year-old horse
colt with white hind feet, have been
straying around and in my field at |
the mouth of the Cadron. Owner can |
obtain same by paying for this notice.
B. E. King dw1t |
H. S. Traylor left this morning |
for Little Rock. after spending week |
in Conway. Mr.. Traylor and his |
partner, Earl Harrell Of Bonneville,
are thinking of moving to Conway TO |
make their homes. They are partners |
with j. w. Hammons, formerly of |
Conway, as state agents of a Missouri |
insurance company, and have head |
quarters at Little Rock.
Charles B. Thweatt of DeVall's |
Bluff, former student of Hendrix |
College, IS a candidate for representa-
tive Of Prairie county and thus far is
the only one who has announced for
the position. F. Epps Brown, who
was elected speaker of the lower
house, was the representative from
Prairie county during the last ses
sion.
Miss Leila Smith will entertain at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs |
S. G. Smith, this evening. Among the
out-of town guests who are here to at
tend the party are Misses Lulu Bur-
row and Mary McClung, Fletcher and
Dave Burrow and Robert Earl of |
Morrilton, Misses Alice and Leila
Plunkett, May and Myrce Thompson,
Wiley McGehee and Gilroy j. Cox of
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