The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-09

Mrs. Durham of Plumerville is the guest of Mrs. w. L. Durham in this city.
 Prof. J. R. Giddens and daughter, Miss LilHe, are visiting at Little Rock today.
 Mrs. James Harris returned to Plumerville last night, after spending the day with Conway friends.
 See Norwood & Camp for groceries, garden seed, seed potatoes, and every thing else We want your business. MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Pyle left this morning flor Little Rock to attend a meeting of the bankers of this dis trict.
 The Knights of Pythas will hold a regular meeting at the lodge hall to- night. All members are especially urg- ed to attend.
 The Massachusetts Mutual Life h. surance Company is ffty-nine years old, with assets of S55,000,00O. Rep resented by John H. Owen.
 Lost-Tuesday, somewhere on the streets of Conway, rubber buggy tire. Information as to whereabouts will be rewarded at this office.
 Miss Hettie J. Dunaway left this morning for Pine Bluff to present her reading, "The Lady of the Decora- tion," at the Elks lodge. Miss Mabel Yam accompanied her on the trip.
 Life insurance companies are not all alike, but are poor, good, better, best You want your insurance in one of the best companies, therefore, in sure your life in the Massachusetts Mutual. John H. Owen, agent.
 H.. N. Dodson of Little Rock, car service and storage inspector ot this division, spent yesterday in his city going the records of the local s'ation. His report stated that the records were in perfect condition.
 SPECIAL-Twenty acres inside corporate limits, City of Conway; 60 per cent profit in sight to prospective buyer. For prices and terms, see Ar kansas Real Estate Co. Call at Bank of Conway, or see R. L. Brawner.
 President J. J. Doyne, Capt. w. w.. Martin and Mesdames Fife Lincoln and J. Haydon left this morning for Martinville, where they will assist in the organization of school improve ment association. They will return tomorrow.
 L It is easy to ascertain the names |of half dozen heading annual divi- .dend life companies of the United States. Upon reference to the record you will find the M. M. to be one of the leading ones, since it's organiza- tion, 59 years ago.
 F. If you want your insured in com 1pany which is managed in the interest of policyholders (not stockholders) !, one that is among the oldest, safest and best, with record unequaled by any life insurance company in Arkan- sas, see MT. Owen, agent for the Mas sachusetts Mutual.
 A letter received here today tells of the death on February 20 of Mrs. Mollie Grizzard, wife of Joseph j.. Grizzard, at her home in Abilene, Tex Mr. Grizzard and family are former residents of Conway, living hern for many years until they moved to Tex as,fn 1897.
 | For economy in management, fair dealing with policyholders, liberal div idends distributed annually, large privileges and surrender values in the event of quitting payment of prem liums, the Massachusetts Mutual has no equal in companies doing business in Arkansas, and only three of four in the United States are as, good. John H. Owen, agent.
 The next quarterly meeting of the , Faulkner County Farmers Union will be held with the German School House local union, at Caney Schoolhouse, on the Jacksonville road, two miles south of Conway, on March 31, 1910. All local unions please take notice.
 J. R. BLESSING,
 County President.
 E. H. EDWARDS,
 County Secretary.
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