The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-01

from two weeks visit to Little Rock
erlatives.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Black Silk
Hose, $3.50 quality, $3.50 per pair, at
Mrs. Rosen's.
WANTED-An Industrious white
girl for general hotel work. Apply at
Layman hotel. DIT
w. E. CEbourn and Leo Hamburg
attended the weekly gun shoot at Nor
ri'ton yesterday.
jeff Moss this morning began work
as assistant freight clerk at the local
railroad station.
Extra long Self-reducing Corset
just the thing for stout women-25c
each. Mrs. R. Rosen.
Mrs. G. E. Patched of Fort Smith
is visiting her father, E. G. Major.
and her brothers in this city.
Sam Sarason returned last night
from a months vacation spent in New
York, Baltimore and other eastern
cities.
FOR SALE-160 acres of land
near Round Mountain peach farm, at
Sc per acre. Also some other lands.
E. F. Times. d6tw2t
Prof. w. j. Hammond, representing
the C. E. Merrill Book Company, is in
the city today on business connected
with his firm.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-4O
acres of farming land, most of it in
good timber, for town property. In
quire at this office. d2t*
Mrs. J. w. Akin and children, who
have been visiting in Mississippi for
several weeks, are expected to re-
turn next week.
Ladies' Pure Silk Gauze Hose, soc
per pair. Mrs. Rosen's.
Wallace Harrell, accompanied by
his father, w. M. Harrell, left this
morning for Roswell, N. NJ, where he
will enter a military academy.
Mrs. Ada Glenn, teacher of art in
Central College, has reached the city
and is ready to take up her duties
when the college opens, September 10.
Prof. Nixon of Georgia, who sue
ceeds Prof. w. ]. Sowder in the de-
partment of agriculture of the iSate
Normal, reached the city this morn
ing.
Ladies' Geneva Hose (extra Sizes
25c at Mrs. Rosen's.
V. B. Ray began work today as
seed buyer for the Conway oil mill.
lie has been buying seed for the Dixie
mill at Little Rock for the past IA
years.
J. A. Montgomery of Pettus arrived
last night for visit to his family,
who are spending the summer months
with Mrs. Montgomery parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G., NJ. Easterwood.
LOST-A fraternity pin, set in
pearls, with the name 81. E. Church"
engraved on the back. Lost somewhere
on Front street between the depot and
w. ]. Wilkins store. Finder return
to this Office and receive reward.
Rev. Green B. Griffin has been hav-
ing some good meetings on Conway
mission. The meeting at Graham's
chapel resulted in eight additions and
the meeting at Salem resulted in IA
additions to the church-Western
Methodist.
F. & P. Corsets, guaranteed not to
rust, Toe. Mrs. r. Rosen's.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Beulah Denison to Mr.. Martin
Joe McHenry, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Denison, Conway, Septem-
Der 6. Prof. McHenry is a graduate
of Hendrix College and is a member
of the faculty for the coming year.
Miss Beulah is an intelligent, educated
and attractive lady, we'll known to this
editor. We would insure the future
happiness of this couple for penny.
Western Methodist.
The Conway gun club yesterday
sent a couple of its crack shots to
Morrilton to participate in a shoot
in that city, but to their disappoint-
ment the aforesaid crack shooters"
returned last night without any glory.
1t is said that Morrilton's poorest
marksmen put it all over" our boys.
But Morrilton has promised to give