The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-04

arts parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Piercey, in this city.
 T Miss Lizzie Hawkins, who is attend ling Central college, left this morn- ing to visit relatives and friends at Fort Smith for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Bailey will remove from Little Rock to Conway this week and will occupy their cot tage oposite the Christian church.
 Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss announces that the annual spring opening display of millinery will be held at her store Fri day and Saturday, March 4 and 5. At
 Thursday, March II, "The Servant in the House." will be given by Mrs. T. T. Gotham at Central college, under the auspices of the Conway Shake speare Club. It John A. Dumas left this morning for Hot Springs, where he will assist in the management of the moving picture show of the Owen Amusement Company of that place.
 We are ready to do' your paper hanging, painting or decorating, in the right way and at the right price. Our work is our reference. Prove us and know Potter & Johnson. It J. E. Hardin of Holland called this morning and ordered the Log Cabin Democrat sent to w. H. Vaughan, Compton, Cal; J. w. Kemp, Adams vile, Tenn, and R. L. Pearle, Forum, Okla.
 J. E. Rogers left this morning for Camden to attend meeting of the agricultural school board of that dis trict tomorrow. He will also visit his family at Magnolia before return ing here.
 Daddy" Jim Evans, who has been conductor on this road for several yearse, will not be seen down on this end of the line for some time now, as he has been transferred to the west end division.
 We unintentionally failed to men, tion the departure of J. Hugh Pence, manager of the Grand opera house, for Little Rock last Wednesday, who called our attention to the fact. He went there and has came back.
 John T. Barnes, the photographer has had "A years experience, and is for the present located at the Hines hotel, phone 31. If you want a family group or any other kind of photos he will be glad to make them for you Work guaranteed.
 Every lady is cordially invited to attend the spring opening of millin cry at Mrs. Hoss' Friday and Satur day, March 4 and 5. The latest ere ations of the milliner's art will bt shown and the display will be wortf visit from anyone. d4
 No considerable change is reported in the condition of J. B. Moore, wht has been suffering with paralysis fol the past ten days, but it is now be lieved that he will eventually recover He still, however, is completely par | o1x o,, tho loft iJa
 The annual spring showing of mil linery by Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss is be ing attended by great many of th' ladies, of the city. Some very attrac tive styles and pattern are on d sp.:! and this opening is considered by Mrs floss as one of the best she has evel haL The ladies of the Presbyterian chulch are serving lunch during th' opening.
 "The Servant in the House." dra matc reading of intense interest which will be presented by Mrs. T. T Gotham at Central college March 10 will be the only entertainment of it kind Conway audience will have al opportunity to hear during this sea son. Mrs. Gotham is a reader of rar talent, and the selection for the even ing here will show her ability to al exceptional degree.
 The proceeds of the entertainment to be given Thursday evening, Marcl 10, by Mrs. T. T. Gotham, will be use' by the Conway Shakespeare Club a their contribution to the A. F. w. ( educational endowment. The federal ed women's clubs of Arkansas are of fering two scholarships annually to young man and young woman in tn