The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-26
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

T. NJ. Moore has returned from a
business trip to points up the road.
Postmaster o. j. Owen is recuper-
ating for a few days at Hot Springs.
Herbert Brannon of Little Rock is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives.
Arch Pearson has left for Clarks-
vile, where he is to be assisted in the
high school.
Miss Ola Ford has gone to Claren-
don, where she will teach in the pub
lie school.
H. A. Dew of Hamburg arrived
this morning and will attend the
State Normal
w. R. Schisler, former Hendrix
student, will teach at Stuttgart the
coming winter.
Prof. and Mrs. w. o. Wilson are
paying a short visit to Prof. Wilson S
old home at Cabot.
Dong Song Kim, former Hendrix
student, is attending the University
of Illinois this session.
Green Grove lodge No. 107, f. and
A. NJ, will hold stated meeting at
the Masonic hall tonight.
Dick johnson returned to his post
as linotype operator for the Log Cab
in Democrat today, after an illness OF
several weeks.
G.. l.. Banner returned last night
from Mt. Nebo, where his family
went on their return from Alabama
the first of the week.
| Miss Maude Landers, a member OF
the Central faculty last year, has
gone Russellville, where she will teach
Latin. in the high school.
Prof. J. w. Conger was called tc
! Jackson, Tenn, today to attend the
funeral of his brother. DR.. Congel
will return Monday afternoon.
w. E. Green, a former citizen OF
Conway who has been in the newspa
per business at Camden for severa
years, arrived for a visit to friends
here this afternoon.
Prof. J. G.. Cubage of the Norma
faculty returned this morning from
Fayetteville. Mr.. Cubage has travel
ed the northern section of Arkansas
in the interest of the Arkansas or
Wheels train.
Armistead Mitchell, who has beer
spending the summer with his father
at San Francisco, returned last night
and will enter the Conway public
school. He will make his home with
his grandmother, Mrs. Laura Mitch
| ell.
The opening sermon for Contra
College will be delivered tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock by Rev. Otto
Wilmington, the pastor, at the First
Baptist church. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend the service.
Mrs. w. H. Martin entertained tn.
Robinson Avenue Sewing Circle and {
few other friends in honor of Mis-:
/ Norah Beavers of Little Rock, at the
home of Mrs Effie Lincoln yesterday
afternoon. A delightful course lunch
, con was served.
Prof and Mrs. J J. Doyne of Con
way spent few days in Lonoke the
past week, attending the Fletcher
Goodrum wedding and visiting rela
tives and friends. We acknowledge
pleasant call from the professor
and he tells us that the State Norma
S starting off with larger attend
ance than ever before. Prof. Doyn.
| is the president of the State Norma
Gators, and his Lonoke friends are al
and one of the states foremost edu
ways glad to welcome him back home
if for only day or so.-Lonoke Dem
ocrat.
/ Pro. and Mrs George H. Burr very
pleasantly entertained the Equestrian
Club with a porch party at their home
on Prince street last evening, at The
conclusion of delightful ride. Tn.
guests included Prof. and Mrs. M. J
Russell, DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Hammer
Mrs. o. j. Owen, Mrs. H. o. Moore
Misses Myrtle Greeson, Kate Morris
Rebecca Thompson and Elsie Adkis
son, Prof. J. A. Kelley and Prof. w.
z Huhhell