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MISS NlrSlnla Crlttenden, of Attn elmer spent yesterday in the city.
 Nate Levine left yesterday after Loon for Sherid1n, on business trip.
 Robert York has returned to his home in Memphis, after a brief visit here.
 N. \. WaldrGn, of the Cotton Belt. has returned from a business trip to St. Louis.
 Rev. Breedlove, of Cominto, has returned home after business visit in this city.
 James w. Allen will go to Little hoek this morning to attend the Elks convention.
 D M. Bennett w. 4. Anderson, and H. V. Clutter of Almyra, were in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier, of Altheimer, was in the city yesterday, the guest of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. I. C. Saunders and Mrs. w. c. Cahoon have returned from few '.ays visit in St. Louis. i Dr. and Mrs. o. W. Clark will go to Little Rock this morning to at tend the Elks convention.
 E. T. Miller and Frank Milner will go to Little Rock this morning to attend the Elks convention.
 Miss Nellie Nobles, of English, is i:l the city visiting Miss Bess Win 'rs and Mrs. Robert Ryland.
 Miss Otis Adams has gone to Little Rock, where she is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George w. Byington. Joe Gottlieb, Charlie Bruce and John Gillespie left yesterday after noon for Little Rock, for brief vis- il.
 Roy Durham, of the St. Louis Compress Company in this city, is at tending the Elks convention in Little Rock
 Mrs I. Y. Caldwell and son, Pierce of Union City, Tenn, are in the city visiting Mrs. O. H. Scoggins and friends.
 State Superintendent George B. Cook, of Little Rock, spent last night in the city as a guest at the Hotel Jefferson
 i II Coleman, of Stuttgart, was a business visitor in the city and is the guest of his brother, w. F. Coleman, ! and family.
 Miss Map ie McCann of Flemings- s;'::, Ky, ho. re: med home after a : If with .'' 4.s; '.:c",s Kate Riley n thi city.
 Mrs. Morris Lattner, after a pleas ant visit here with Mrs. Ben Kauf- man, has returned to her home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Dave Franklin and children left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, for visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. Ottenheimer.
 c. T. Duke, Of Baxter, Ark, was a distinguished visitor in this city and attended the lodge meeting of the Knights Of pvthias.
 w. J. Jones, travelling accountant for the Iron ountain with head quarters in this city, is in the city spending a few days.
 Charles HaycOck returned yester- Jay af''Jnoon from Cincinnati and Fetr;it Anere he has been the guest o; 'ei.,'v- and friends. Gus Hoover, passenger agent of the | Texas Division of the Cotton Belt, To- cated at Fort Worth, passed through 1 the city yesterday for the East. Captain E. w. Williams returned last night from Texarkana, where he attended the meeting of the Masons He will return to English today. Mir. and Mrs. Carl Ware, have gone to Newport, where MT. Ware will re- lieve his father, R. A. Ware, in .a new furniture store, which he recent " installed at that place.
 Willard T. Black, superintendent of the St. Louis Compress Company, with headquarters at Little Rock, was in the city yesterday on business connected with tn ecompany.
 Mrs. T. N. Williams returned to her home at Redfield yesterday afternoon. after visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. s. McNew She was ,accompani- ed home by her little grandson, Char lie MeNew.
 Rev. T. Y. Ramsey left today for Washington to attend the National Sunday School Convention to be held in that city. Dr. Ramsey will also probably stop over in Ashvile for a day before his return.-Helena World. Prof. c. P. Coker. after visit to his brother, Sheriff W. A. Coker, in this city, left last Tuesday for Pine Bluff, where he will spend few days before returning to his home at Rodgers Monticellionian
 Adam Robinson, is expected home