The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-05
WOODMEN TO GET
 25-MEMBER CLASS

Conway Camp of the Woodmen of the World is in the field for class of p candidates for initiation at an ear ly date. Farrar Newberry of Arka- delpiha, state manager of the order, was here Wednesday to aid local of ficers and members of the camp in se- curing the class, and it was said that good start has been made in secur- ing the number. The camp already is one of the strongest in Arkansas. and IS constantly receiving fresh addi- tions of strength. The new class is planned for spring, when extra eff fort to secure members is customary.
 G. Frank Miles returned this morn ng to Hope, following a visit here to the Model Laundry of which he is proprietor
 For Sale-SiX-room bungalow on Oliver street; sleeping porch, lights, water. Price and terms right. H. B. Nixon.-2-2Sd4t*
 For Registered Duroc-J Jersey sow about one year old, and seven pigs, one month old. Call 430. Sid ney Trotter.-3-1d
 For SaIe-19I9 model Dodge car. ia good condition. Can be seen at Con- way Overland Co. garage. NJ. A. Jackson, phone 392.-3-2d5t*
 For Sale-191o model Dodge ear. in good condition. Can be seen at Con way Overland Co. garage NJ, A Jackson, phone 392 3-2d5t*
 Friends of Dr. J. M Muse, who is critically ill at St. Vincents infirmary, will be glad to learn that his condi- tion is somewhat improved today.
 Rev. D. J. Weems, field agent of the Arkansas Children's Home Society, returned to Little Rock this morning following visit ot his family here
 Call pnone 46s when you have shoes to be repaired. We will give you good service. Andersons Electric Shoe Shop, 123 North Railroad Avenue.-
 Judge George w. Clark and Court Stenographer W. H. Prince returned this morning from Des Are, where they held session of the Prairie cir cult court.
 For Sale-Five-room house with sleeping porch, newly papered and painted, four fifty-foot lots over two hundred feet deep, fine garden, new barn ;s3,000 if sold this week Reeves
 &Burke.-d1t
 Rev. James A. Reynolds of Prairie View is the guest of his brother, Dr. John Hugh Reynolds, while the inhuen- "a quarantine is on. He is spending the day at Little Rock.
 Lois Mum went to Little Rock this morning to attend Dr. J. M. Muse at St. Vincent's infirmary. The condi- ton of Dr. Muse was reported last night to be extremely critical.
 Dr. J. P. Runyan of Little Rock, president of the Central College trus- tees, and L. E. Barton, extension agent were here last night to attend the ban quet by the Conway Commercial Club.
 For Rent Four unfurnished rooms, second floor, water and lights, also garden spot. Will rent separately or furnish one bedroom. First block north of Hendrix. Mrs A. Gibbons -3-5d2t.*
 Estrayed-Bay pony about 600 pounds in weight, gear marks on the Hanks and shoulders, small star in forehead. Formerly owned by J. B. Higgins, Miss Alice Denis, Conway, Route 1.-3-5d2t#
 Our service is continuous We do not impair the value of your property; the general public does not know 1t is your property we have for sale un- til it is sold. Then, what do you care? Reeves X Burke.
 R. s. Wait, local agent of the Mag nolia Oil X Refining Company, is business wis tor in Little Rock today. Mr. Wait will be transferred about March 15 to the company's agency at Fort Smith.
 pr. N. F. Fraser returned today from Pangbun, where he has been visiting for several days. Mrs. Fraser and their baby who sIffaraJ ap ot tack of influenza, are recovering and expect to return home Sunday.
 Hendrix Band concert at high school auditorium Friday evening, March 5, 8 p. m. Proceeds will be divided between Hendrix band and high school athletic association. Ad- mission, l5 and 25 cents-3-4d2t
 Rev. J. Q. Schisler returned this morning from Bono where he was called on account of the serious illness