The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-09-09

sons as his assistants in the secretary
of states office: O. C. Ludwig of Pu-
laski, deputy; George w. Hendricks
of Lonoke, clerk; Bruce Greeson of
Conway, clerk. All are excellent gen
tlemen and will prove good officers.
At the general election on Sept. 3,
1900, Cadron township gave jeff
Davis 2S2, Remmel 204 and Files,
there being no contest for any office
except that of governor. 1t was con-
ceded that the road tax had carried,
against strenuous opposition.
"A clipping from Warren (Arko
paper gave an account of cowardly
attack with brickbats upon Rev. E.
A. Tabor, former pastor of the Con-
way Methodist church, who was lead
ing a Manifestation fight at Warren.
Kenneth Bullion has charge of the
Times office at present.
Bruce Greeson is taking a CONNER
cial course in Little Rock
Mrs. J. V. Hicks and Miss Pearl
Blankenship left Monday for st.
Louis to purchase new fall stock of
millinery goods"
u. H. Grow of Magazine has sold
his interest in the lumber business to
Slade Bros, and has gone into the
grocery business"
Miss Lizzie Randell returned Mon
day from European trip. She Wis
tied the Paris exposition
"Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Haskins and
baby came in Saturday from Maya
zine, and are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Haskin's father, Hon. j. E.
Martin"
President J. G. Lille announced that
nearly all the rooms at Central Col
lege had been taken and he looked
for big opening on October 2.
w. E. Quinn, postmaster at Mar
tinville, died August 81.
up to and including last Thurs
day four bales of new cotton had been
sold in this city, the lowest bringing
$780,"
New electric light poles are being
placed on many of the streets, es-
pecially where there are to be heavy
transformers.
Mrs. w. H. Martin delightfully."-
entertained the 'frying-size' crowd
Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss
Bessie Martin
"Mr. John Hartley has taken out Ii
cense to do the business of broker
in this city. He will buy and sell
notes and county scrip and discount
school warrants. He desires a great
deal of business in this line"
80. o. Florence arrived here Thurs
day and will spend a week with the
family of J. S. Jones before going tc
Clarendon, where he will teach dur
ing the fall and winter ~,s---.-..
wv. M. Harrell has returned from
his summer trip to Chicago and St
Louis" "--.-..
w. J. Wilkins, B. T. Deal and Char
ley Deal left Wednesday for St. Louis
Mr.. Wilkins has gone to buy the fall
and winter stock for S. G. Smith and
Mr.. Deal to select the large stock fol
w. M. Harrell & CO..
IL. Favre and Miss Fena Flicker
were married last Tuesday at the
Catholic church in this city
Lee Atkeison reported a half crop
of cotton already made on his river
plantation.
"A necktie and apron party was
given by Mrs. G. w. Hines at the
Hines hotel Thursday evening in hon.
or of her guests, Misses Atkeison and
Branch"
J. r. Hinson, aged &C, resident
of Faulkner county since 1860, died
at Pleasant Valley August II. He
had been blind for four years, and 16
hours after his death his little daugh-
ter, Verde, who had led him through
his blind lite, also died.
Capt. W. w. Martin published a
communication denying and denounc-
ing a charge published in the Conway
Times to the effect that Democrats
employed W. B. Haines, Republican,
to go out and work for the road tax.
DID THE OLD MAN GOOD.