Ripley County democrat., 1918-08-30
he Democrat.
Local and Personal News.

An Rouse ressrned home Sunday
from business trip 70 81. LOUIS.
Mis-. Cecil Hoeier was visitor at
Major from Thursday of last week % until
Sunday.
Frank Gram, the hustling Mayor
real estate dealer, was here Monday
looking after business matters
Judge Il. B. Pulliam was IN town
first Of the week from bis home near
Gatewood looking after business mat
ters
The county school districts boards of
directors and teachers meet at the high
school building in this city today ana
tomorrow.
Mrs. Lizzie RUSSELL. Of Browns Cafe.
left THE morning to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Julia Henderson, at Pennington,
and expects II be gons about month.
w. c. Murray, 10 charge Of the feid
operating force Of the internal revenue
service, with headquarters in St. Louis,
was here betueen trains last Monday.
IL. fI.ouie) Frederick and family
left Sunday for Clarksburg, Illinois, to
visit Mrs. Frederick's parents, Levy
Sypert and wife, and expect to be gone
about a month.
Attorney Charles L, Ferguson on was
al the Bluff Sunday to meet his wife
and babies on their return home from
visit with relatives In Kansas City
They returned home Monday.
Harry Grub and Bud Campbell were
down first OF the week from Kelley Bay
with raft. Az there was no boa
down from up the river they wen
around by the Bluff. Mingo and Gran
din on their way home.
Lem Fogle, who has been visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Hancock, up u
river at Jabe's mill camp, oame dow
Saturday on Smiths boat. Mrs. Han
cock and children, Sibyl and Joe Boz
accompanied him home, near Brii
Greek, for visit.
G. O. (Ovil) Frederick and vii
left Thursday Of last week for Detroi
Mich, and letter received this wee
by his parents, Liant Frederick az
wife, states that he has gone to work
the Ford automobile factory, and th
bio receives s4 per day.
Reece Brown, wife and childre
Luther, Lily, Alma and Lloyd. visit
his uncle, L. l.. Brown and famil
about 10 miles south Of town near N
norca, Ark, during the week. Rec
is the junior member Of the firm Of
M. Brown 6 Son, the popular resta
rant men on State street.
Fred r. Drane was in Doniphan o.
Tuesday night on his return to
home In ST. Louis after weeks VI
with his parents, 'Jack"- Drane q
wife, and other relatives and frieI
near Pine and Bardley Fred ha
good position with street raily
company in St. Louis, and is anot
Ripley county boy who Is making go
His address Is 3793 ST. Ferdin'
street.
A letter received last week from 1
ter Perry by his mother, Mrs. v
Perry, who lives on the Qxly re
states that he had started across
overseas duty but that the ship he
on broke her rudder and had to ret
to New York, and that the comm
had disembarked and we're in cam
Camp Mills, on Long Island. Lest,
member Of the company OF vi
I Frank L. Page is second lieutena
6ath Infantry (regulars) His L
n t.
stated that the command would re
bark on Saturday last and expecte
start eyerseas on Sunday,
Miss Lille Page came home Tuel
Tor q short visit with her parents
friends, from Little Rock. She
been attached to the headquarters
at Camp Pike for some months pa
stenographer, and recently made
plieation for position in the for
service In the same capacity. a
days ago she received notice 70 pre-
TO report in London, England, to T.
positien as stenogrspher at the i
rational Red Gross headquarteE
that city, and her visit home is
we'll one. as she has since receive
ders to report al New York for =
portation to London, and will lea,
New York the coming week, retu
ID Little Rock on Sunday next.
school District No. 40, the d
adjoining the Doniphan district 9
II sest. had very nice program and
triot seryice Flag ceremony NJ
afternoon. The Dag ii . handsom
ana contains n atars, represents
number Of young men who have
10 the army from The district,