The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-01

l Jessie Summons of Pine Bluff was a
 guest Sunday of his parents, MT. and
 Mrs. G. w. Sammons in this city A. E. Kirby, who is teaching in the
 Hot Springs high school, spent the
 week end in this city with relatives. Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal had as week
 end guests, Mrs. Jacqueline Mcclure and little daughter, Louise, of Little Rock
 Misses Florence and Marguerite Dehmer of Little Rock were the guests of their sister, Mrs. E. G. Riedmatten, Sunday
 Do you get your Arkansas Demo- crat regularly? If not report at once to the Democrat boy at the Dinkey. } -dm&s.
 J. M. Sadler, state bank examiner, returned to Little Rock this morning after spending Sunday with his fam } fly here.
 For Rent-40 acres good land, with house and barn, in Cold Spring bot tom. w. L. Newberry, Conway, Ark. -3-1d6tw1t*
 For Sale-9ix-room bungalow on Oliver street; sleeping porch, lights, water. Price and terms right. H. B. Nixon.-2-28d4t* } For rSale-Rcgistered Duroc- Jersey ] SOW, about one year old, and seven pigs, one month old. Call 430. Sid ney Trotter.-3- 1d6t Rev. E. Dyer of Judsona, a former Hendrix College student, was a visi- tor here yesterday en route to his
 former home at Dyer. w. H. Norwood of Russellville,
 president of the Norwood Wholesale l Grocery Company, is at the local store
 of the company today. D. B. Harris, assistant bookkeeper
 at Plunkett-Jarrell Grocery Company,
 left Saturday night for his home in
 Tupelo, where he will visit for few
 days Keith L. Holloway, head of the az
 riculture department at the State Nor l mal, returned this morning from at
 tendance on the state livestock show
 at Little Rock
 E. H. Coulter is at Red Oak. Okla,
 to attend to legal affairs connected
 with the estate of the late Roy V. Hill
 house, whose death occurred there : about ten days ago
 Dr. J. M. Muse is undergoing treat ment at St. Vincent's infrmary, Little
 Rock, following breakdown in his ? health. Reports today are that his { condition is somewhat improved, . Mrs. Mamie Lou Tabor of Little '. Rock, former resident of Conway, is the guest of her daughter, Miss Gladys . Tabor, student at Hendrix, and her
 sisters, Misses Bessie and Nellie Ran
 dall.
 J. B. Higgins, chief clerk of the house of representatives, returned to
 Little Rock this morning Compile :, tion of the record of the last special e session will require another two weeks,
 MT. Higgins said
 ;, White Plymouth Rock eggs for sale . from pen of thoroughbreds. A Poor
 man cockerel mated with pen of ten a bullets from prize winning strain in F Arkansas and Missouri G. D. Estes.
 phone 327.-2-26eod12t r Miss Mildred Ramsay, Miss Attic n Mcdonald and Mrs. R. T. Kettering y and daughter, Miss Leandelyn ket-
 tering of Little Rock and Miss Ida
 Williamson of Batesvile are the r guests of Mrs. B. M. Harton r Representatives Isaac M. Campbell
 has returned from business trip to
 Texas. Mr Campbell is receiving so- s licitations from many parts of the dis trict to make the race for prosecuting t attorney, to succeed c. Otis Bogle.
 Miss Patsy Campbell of Little Rock, l. a former Central College student, is 7 the guest today of Mrs. Ida B. Mer- Till. She will be accompanist tonight 7 for Miss Mildred Ramsay, the dancer appearing at the Ideal theatre to-
 night.
 James M. Ligon observed his tenth birthday. yesterday. MT Ligon has
 seen good many more than that number of summers and winters, but 1t happens that he was born on the 29th day of February, so that he has