The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-04
Personals


Barnes, Photos, phone SO. If
Try Holt & Son for -four 195d4tw1
Get your sugar at Holt & Sons.
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Chops at Canada & Shelton's at
$3.50. If
A. C. Wilkerson of Beryl was in
the city today.
VIM. CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321, 113.
Jersey cow with young calf for SALE
Thomas & Sons.
Strawberry Short Cake Where?
At Sanitary Bakery. dit
A son was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Harmon.
Four full-blood Collie puppies for
sale. l.. N. Bolls, at Bolls Bros. diff
Mrs. George Brown and son return
ed from Little Rock this afternoon.
See Robinette's jewelry of good
quality before you buy elsewhere. DIT
You will get your moneys worth if
you buy your jewelry at Robinette's 2
Good absolutely new watches at
Robinette's at 10 per cent profit for
cash. DIT
For Sale-A good horse, weight
about 1850 pounds. Apply to DR.. H.
f. Cureton. DIT"
Dressed hens, 15c q pound, at
Boydston & Adams West End Mark
ct Saturday. DIT
For Sale-Broom corn seed, good
for chicken feed. Central Broom
Manufacturing Co. dat
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
MY RESIDENCE ON LOCUST AV-
lENUE. LEE SCHWARZ. diff
For Sale-H: gh-grade Jersey cows
COWS that give results. Henry En-
bach. south of Conway. d4t-w1t
Mrs. Ben L. Griffin of Little Rock
came up this morning for visit to
Mrs. Sam Long in this city.
Mrs. S. J Garrett of Little Rock
son, John Garrett, in this city.
/ Strawberry Short Cake Where?
At Sanitary Bakery. dit
Mrs. j. j. Doyne returned today
from Lonoke, where she has been Wis
iting her son. DR.. Russell Doyne.
| Just received a new line of solid
gol dand gold-flled jewelry. C. H.
Robinette, Jeweler and Optician. DIT
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety will meet at the Methodist
church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
For Rent or Sale-Nice four-room
cottage one block from public square
See J C. Jones at the Sanitary Bak-
erv dtf
For Rent---Half of the residence
occupied by me on Locust avenue, tc
parties without small children. APP,
Iplv to s. B. Webb. dtt
Byron and Miss Rowena Harwel
and Grady Smith were called tc
Huntington, Ark, today on account
of the serious illness of their grand
I father, who was thought to be in 6
dying condition.
Frank McAnear of Hendrix College
and Guss Boss of the State Norma
appeared in the academy defamation
contest at the Marion hotel audito
rium last night. Miss Willie Thraii
lkil represented the Normal in the col
iege reading contest.
i ]. H Wright of Round Mountain
who is in the city today, says the
peach crop on Round Mountain this
year will be the finest ever seen il
the county. About 1000 trees will
bear fruit this year, and several cars
are expected to be shipped. Mr.
Wright will act as correspondent fol
} the Log Cabin Democrat in the flu
ture.
Rev. Haas of Morrilton will con
} duct services at the Catholic church
tomorrow in the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. P. Zell, who is still unde
, treatment at st. Vincent's lnfirmary
Little Rock. Rev. Zell stepped on ;
rusty nail several weeks ago. and thu
} injury has caused him much pain
He is improving now, but will not b.
able to resume his duties for week
The Woodmen Circle was mos
pleasantly entertained last evening b,
Mrs. R. B. McCulloch. An old-fash
toned spelling match was held and af
forded great deal of amusement
The prize, a beautiful hand-painte
vase, was won by Mrs. C. H. Nelson
Misses Doris McCulloch rendere
some beautiful piano music. Mes
danes S. E. Anderson, A. H. Whit
and Herbert Maddox assisted in re
! ceivng the guests. Dainty refresh