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ROUND DOZEN'.
Mrs. Rina Wishon was the
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noon to the weekly meeting of i
the Round Dozen, which was
enjoyed very much by the mem
bers and the guests who were
fortunate enough to be invited
to meet with the estimable
members of the Round Dozen. •
Mrs. T. H. Reamey, the musi-,
cian of the club, whose gener-i
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musical talent, delighted her
friends with a number of piano
selections.
Delightful refreshments of;
sultana roll, cake and olives'
closed a most delightful social j
afternoon.
The guests present were Mes
dames L. E. Willis, John W.
Wallace. T. B. Stewart, T. H.
Reamey, L. J. Willis, C. W.
Beard. I. L>. Price, \v unam
Yloshy, Kate Price and Miss
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To Be Permanent Train.
It has been the custom of the
Iron Mountain to take off the
Hot Sprint ? special about rhis
time each year, but it has vir
tually been decided that the train
will remain in service through
out the entire summer. The
train has usually been put in
commission about the 1st of Jan
uary each year and has been
patronized mostly by visitors to;
riot Springs. The train has alsoi
been patronized to fi considerable1
extent' in the St. Louis-Littlei
Rock traffic, and the officials be- J
lieve that there will be enough
travel between Little Rock and
Hot Springs and St. Louis to
justify the train remaining con
tinuously in service.
Completes Inventory.
H. Bernstein, appointed re
ceiver and trustee in tb invol
untary bankruptcy proceedings
against Thad Arrington, whose
whereabouts a^e unknown, has
completed an inventory of the
saloon stock of Arrington as veil
as his other property.
The value of the saloon stock
is probably about $1500 and of
his real estate and other holdings
$7,000. Arrington owns three
business houses on Walnut street
occupied by the Herald. S. Heine
mann and Farmer’s Bakery, a
good cottage home in Chastain’s
addition and several small houses
on Remrnel Avenue. But against
this property there are several
mortgages to be paid, which will
leave little from this source for
his creditors.
, fire Department Reorganized.
At a called meeting of the
Newport Fire Department Thurs
day morning the following were
elected members and to the posi
tions given: J. R. Mayhan.
chief: W. H. Carouthers, first
assistant: Lull knoles, second
assistant : Ralph Richardson,
treasurer: Frank Huffman, Larry
Young, Walter Ellis. William
Farmer. Duncan Dewberry, Jas.
Porter.
Dr. McCurry
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Ail Chronic Diseases
By a safe, sure and congenia
method.
Success an Absolute Certainty
As my success partly depends
on diagnosis I will not send med
icines without a personal exami
nation.
Dr. J. H. McC'urry,
Grubbs, Ark.
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