The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-07-24

Charlie and Margaret Stewart of
Conway came Tuesday for visit with
Mrs. J. H. Jones.
Mrs. ed" Simpson and daughter,
Miss Gussie, spent from Friday to
Tuesday in Conway, guests of Mrs.
Ed Allison and family.
o w. Stephenson, teacher in the
Normal at Conway, came up Friday
and remained until Monday, the guest
Of Miss Evelyn Baird. From here he
went to Chicago for the summer.
We have many inquiries regarding
the date of the hanging of Boss Gay
lord, and for the benefit of the pub
lie will state that the date as publish
ed sometime ago in the Headlight is
Monday, July %. From all
reports there will be a record break
ing crowd here
Miss Evelyn Baird delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of young ladies
with a rock party Tuesday afternoon,
complimentary to her guests, Misses
Mildred Matthews of Blythevile and
Hattie Gibbons of Conway. After the
games delicious refreshments were
served at six tables. Among those
from out of town who were present
were Misses Hazel Howell of New
Mexico, jamie Belle Griffith of Terrill,
Tex
A talk with most of the property
holders along Moose street reveals the
fact that big majority of them are
in favor of paving that thoroughfare
from Church street past the store of
H. James & Co. With that as fact,
it is only necessary to take the right
steps and the good work is on. With
one street paved, and the work done
right, it will only be short time I'M
til the main business streets are all
paved. A good movement spreads,
and no one will deny that paving is
good movement. Even the property
owners who hold back on account of
the financial question will agree that
the work should be done.
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the parlor of the Howard House, Miss
Jessie Moore of Springfield was unit
ed in marriage to Steve Combs, also
of that place, Rev. w. A. Kennedy
officiating. The young couple left the
same evening for Springfield, where
they will, for the present, make their
home.
Little Agnes Christine, nine-months
old daughter of Chas. w. Drilling and
wife, died Wednesday morning at
1875 o'clock. The little one had been
in ill-health all it's life and the burden
of life was too wearisome for its frail
little body. Funeral services will be
ing.
County Judge J. w. Johnston called
meeting of the business and profess
sional men of Morrilton at the court
house Monday night for the purpose
of outline to them plans for the
building of better roads through the
county, and as a result of the meeting
the One-Day Road Building Associa-
ton was organized with a member
ship of SO. On Tuesday the executive
committee met and organized with
ED" Simpson as chairman, V. A.
Beeson, secretary, and }. M. Scrog-
gin, assistant secretary. After dis
cussion it was decided to hold booster
meetings along the proposed route of
the road to be built in one day, and
Monday of next week was set for
visit to Martinville, and the time of
the meeting set at o'clock. Tuesday
night they will go to Sulphur Springs
at o'clock, with an hours stop at the
Oak Grove schoolhouse at o'clock.
On Wednesday night there will be a
monster meeting at Springfield at Z
o'clock, with an hours stop at the
home of Charlie Davis on the way out.
The Morrilton Park Band and many
of the business men of the city will
accompany the executive committee on
these trips, and committee composed
of Lloyd Rainwater, w. P. Strait, }.
M. Scroggin and ]. A. Frisby was ap-
pointed to see the automobile owners
and get them to take the crowd out in
their machines.
A bunch of the fastest ball-players
in Little Rock, calling themselves the
Stiels, came up yesterday and defeat