Newport daily independent., 1919-01-17

! nefe yesterday OH DuSlHSSS III SoiiiieC- tion with the proposed new bridge to be built across White river.
 Mrs. T. s. Jones of Little Rock, who has been the guest of Mrs. James T. Buchanan of Walnut street for week, left for Swifton at noon today to visit Mrs. J. c. Snow for day or two before returning to Little Rock. Sweet Potatoes, Horseradish, Let tuce, Celery, Spinach, Mustard, Beets, Turnips, Cabbage, Cocoanuts, Or anges, nice Apples, fresh Oysters, Malaga Grapes and Honey Snet- ser's Grocery. 223d2t Rev. MT. Lyman Wheaton is recov- ering very nicely from his recent ill- ness and hopes to be able to leave to- morrow evening for New York to spend several weeks with his mother recuperating.
 Rev. H. T. Crumpton, pastor of the Baptist church at Batesville, was here yesterday going down to Little Rock, where he will attend the Bible school of his church, which Is in ses- l sion there for two weeks. ATTENTION GAR OWNERS We have taken over the Collier build- l ing on Front street, which will ac- commodate fifteen&or twenty cars. In this building we will engage in the business of painting cars. Our paint CT is one of the best, and our work is fully guaranteed. Let us make your car look new. Snetser Paint Shop. 219d6t 1 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Fletcher re- l turned this morning on the early train from St. Louis, where they were called week ago by the death of his mother MT. Fletcher IS a salesman for the Heinemann dry ! goods store.
 1 Miss Kathryn Morris of Little Rock came up on the noon train to see her l brother, Lawrence Morris, who has | just returned from the navy and IS here visiting his many relatives, ln- cluding Mir. and Mrs. Fred Parish and Mrs. Tom McNeese.
 Thornton Randy, who has been quite sick at the home of his brother, Dixon Randy, has returned to hls work at Little Rock, but expects to leave in the near future for Colorado, in the hopes of benefitting his health which has not been good for some time.
 Mrs. o. W. Scarborough received message this morning from her son. Dr. James I. Scarborough, in which he said he had been transferred from Camp Logan at Houston, Texas, to the United States Base Hospital No. 1 at Fort Sam Houston, San An tonic.
 Mrs. Dora Penix came down from Tuckerman this morning to be with her mother, Mrs. Mary lowers, and sister. Mrs. Pleas Helms on the East Side, both of whom are very sick with influenza. However, they are reported to be slightly improved this morning.
 Senator Marcus Bone and repre- sentative W. M. Thompson of Bates vile were here yesterday morning going home to look after business in court. They are members of the state legislature at Little Rock and were off for the week end to look after per- sonal business.
 The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church entertained each other and their friends last evening with very pleasant social meeting in the church basement, where many attractive features of entertainment were happily carried out. A large crowd was out and an unusually fine lunch served at the concluding hours. l John Puckett of Tuckerman was here last night on his return from
 Batesville, where he and his brother, Hunt Puckett, and E. A. Billingsley
 of Augusta, have recently purchased
 the Casey Drug Company and have
 Aalas, charo.a The three gentlemen