The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-02-26

and Orine Hawley-will be seen.
D. L. Purkins, j. NJ. johnson, Jr.,
and L. j. Hough, Hendrix students,
went to Little Rock last night to see
| "Everywoman"
| Mrs. j. W. Conger and daughter,
Mrs. Bailey, will entertain the Locust
Avenue Sewing Circle at Central Col
lege this afternoon.
H. A. Gray, F. NJ. Sawyer, w. T.
Johnson, l.. L. Johnson and A. M.
Wooley, all substantial citizens of
Greenbrier, are in Conway today.
Mrs. G. H. Burr and Mrs. Walter
Terry were among the number from
Conway who saw Everywoman" at
Kempner's in Little Rock yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Maddox returned from
Plumerville this morning, after visit
to her daughter, Mrs. j. P. Wilbanks.
c. j. White is in the city today from
Greenbrier
Joe Hiett will pasture your cows,
calves and horses cheaper than you
can feed them. Call him and he will
put them in. Phone No. 219.
-133- dots (adv.)
Mrs. Jerry drummer went to Little
Rock today to be with her brother,
! Eath Mol h.
operated on at st. Vincent's Infirmary
tomorrow.
Mrs. J. 7. Barnes and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, are at st. Vincent's In
Urinary in Little Rock, where Miss
Myrtle will be operated on tomorrow
for appendicitis.
Miss Bernice Jones entertained
number of her friends at her pleasant
home in South Conway with a delight
full rock party last night. Interesting
games were played and delicious re-
freshments were served
See Mrs. Hiett for your r. |. Reds,
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horn eggs. These are all prize-win-
lers in Faulkner county fair Write
me or call up 219. Mrs. j. W. Hiett,
Cadron Gap, Conway, Ark.
-133-d6t* (adv.)
Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss has secured the
services of Miss Margaret Bridges of
st. Louis, an expert trimmer, who will
be with her this season and who will
have charge of her millinery work
The spring opening will be Friday and
Saturday (adv.)
The Hawaiian Islanders appearing
at the Arkway are furnishing novel
entertainment nightly for the people
of Conway. The native songs are be-
ling received with much appreciation
They close their engagement tonight
with change of program. (adve)
That faithful old servant, your
clock, should be put in good timekeep-
ing order for the spring run, so that
your wife may know when to call you
for dinner We guarantee our work
to satisfy you. j. ]. Livingston, jew
eler and Optician.-123-w2t (adv.)
Miss Johnnie Witt, daughter of J.
P. Witt, a former citizen of Conway,
will be married today in ST. Louis to
Ernest Cook of Ola. Miss Johnnie is
native of Conway and has a host of
friends in this city who will join US
in wishing her a happy married life
A dead polecat is worth almost as
much to a wel-regulated household as
dead clock If your clock is not
running or does not keep good time,
let us put new life into it for you We
guarantee our work. J. J. Living
ston, Jeweler and Optician.
l-2tw (adv.O
Ladies, be sure to see the handsome
millinery display at Mrs. Nettie Hoss'
store, in the West End. The latest
creations in millinery will be on exhi-
bition Friday and Saturday. A st.
Louis trimmer will show you all the
spring styles in handsome millinery.
-l23-d5t (adv)
Deputy Sheriff Edwards of Gillian
arrived last night and left on the
early morning train with Walter LUIS
ter and j. G. Livingston, who were ar
rested here Monday by Constable John
| Long. The men are wanted at Gill
ham for burglary and grand larceny.
They are also implicated in recent
robberies at Mineral, Ark, and Howe,
| Okla.