The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-07
Personals

Sewing machines repaired. Boil Bros.-dtf
 Ford Animated Weekly at tn, Grand tonight.
 Wm. E. Allison was here yesterday from Morrilton. | Ford Animated Weekly at tho Grand tonight. | Miss Haleen Alley returned this morning from visit in the City ot Roses.
 k. Hughes of Dearing, Kans., is spending the day with his uncle, S F. Dorrill.
 Master Henry Rephan of England IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. H. Rephan in this city.
 George w. Clark and R. w. Robins left yesterday to attend circuit court at Perryville. | MT. and Mrs. w. B. Mills returned this morning from a fortnights stay on the Great Lakes. Mrs. w. T. Wilson and little son. Thomas, were guests yesterday of friends in Morrilton. Prof. and Mrs. w. o. Wilson left this morning for Cabot, where they will visit for several days. A comedy starring four stars, "A Double Fire Deception" will be shown tonight at the Grand.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Haskin and chil- dren left this morning in their auto for Hot Springs and other points.
 John O'Brien of Van Buren, civil engineer for the Central division of the Iron Mountain, was here this morning.
 Mir and Mrs. A. s. Gibson of Tex arkana are visiting at the home of Mrs. Gibson's parents, Col. and Mrs. G. w. Bruce. Wanted, 100 men by Wednesday night. Out of town job. Wages s2.OO per day See G. P. Murphy or w. G. DennisOn. Phone 39-d2t
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Haskins and chil- Little Rock were guests yesterday of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Durham, on Rob- inson avenue and Center street.
 Mrs. Grant Mitchell and little son, William, of Little Rock are guests of friends in this city. Mrs. Mitchell will be remembered here as Miss Cora Lehman.
 Dr. J. H. Reynolds, president of Hendrix College, delivered an educa- tlonal address at the First Methodist church at Van Buren Sunday after. noon.
 "Two Mothers," two-reel Laem mle emotional drama, starring Dor othy Davenport and Emory Johnson will be thrown upon the screen to night at the Grand.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence B. Akin who were married Thursday in Lit tie Rock, arrived this morning to wis It at the home of Mir. Akin's parents MT. and Mrs. J. W. Akin, on Center street.
 i; Fred Gordy, manager of Plunkett farrell Grocer Company, is confined te hls home with illness. Leo Grafton city salesman for the concern, is il charge of the business, in Mr. Cor dy's absence.
 Robert Crow, a well known Little ROCK traveling man, formerly of Con way, IS here today demonstrating the new six-cylinder Paige automobile lie is a partner in the Arkansas agency for this car.
 First Corinthians: Chapter xviii Verse A." story by Irwin s. Cobb, appears in this weeks Saturda, Evening Post. Lots of other goods ones, also. Order copy now from Lewis Wilson, phone 12.-dtf.
 Lee Harris, who lives on Route 8 west of Conway, brought the Log Cabin Democrat two large, fully ma tured open cotton bolls today. These are the first open bolls from an up. land crop reported to this office this year.
 Herman Rephan of this city and J. Rephan of England, proprietors o1 the New York Bargain Stores, lef yesterday for New York to purchase their fall stocks. While in New Yorl they will attend the marriage of theil sister, Miss Tillie Rephan.
 J. Hiram Charles, clerk at the Iro, Mountain freight office here, left thi morning for Morrilton to relieve Key Barger, cashier. who leaves tonigh for months vacation. MT. Charles position will be filled by J. Clyde Don nell.
 Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Weems, wh,