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Ejcember o.—m
:al society has been
;11 engaged attend
iings celebrated by
pies of our most
prominent young
he wedding of Mr.
•, a clever young
who was married
ie Berry of Grand
ng his bride to this
their future home,
hat of Mrs. Austin
of Joe Smith our
nerchant and Miss
laughter of Dr. T.
o were married at
riving afternoon at
the bride, Rev. V.
performing the
ie day, Mr. Will
le firm of Harvey
ent land owners of
lip and Miss Lula
Marriage License.
John Wright and Mrs. Myrtle
Haywood, both of Tuckerman.
Willie Burgess and Alice
Smith, both of Tuckerman.
0. F. Nichols and Ollie Ripley,
both of Newport.
Harve Daringer and Grace
Cary, both of Cord.
F. W. Bolls and Jessie Tenni
son, both of Auvergne.
Sampson Williams and Clara
B. Patterson, colored, both of
Eight Mile.
J. P. Anderson and Mary Sut
ton, both of Newport.
Edgar Henderson and Maggie
Wiliams, colored, both of Au
vergne.
Joe G. Barnes and Rena Finch,
both of Newark.
Jasper Romines and Mrs. Vir
ginia Haynes, both of Johns
town.
Theodore Stephens and Beu
lah Dyer, both of Newport.
Tom Johns and Ollie Fuller,
both of Bradford.
Robert Johnson and May Cox,
both of Newark.
Charles Western and Orlena
Wilkerson, both of Bradford.
C. W. Gregory and Mrs. Mary
Nash, both of Newport.
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Real Estate Transfers.
J. R. Cox to L. L. Campbell,
lots 1, 2, 3, block 2 Lyon’s Addi
non, i\iewport,
Lida Blackburn to L. A. Paris,
lot 2, block 2, Dills Second Ad
dition, Newport, $10.
Beale-Doyle Dry Goods Com
pany to R. A. Cook, one-half in
terests in tracts in White coun
ty and 120 acres 36-10-4, $2452.
62.
S. D. Sullins and wife to De
lia Pippinger, 40 acres 30-12-1,
$1.
C. A. Tucker and wife to F. C.
Tucker, one-half lots 1 and 2,
block 6, South of Broadway,
Grand Glaize, $50.
A. Weatherford and wife to
Fred C. Tucker, lots 11 and 12,
i&lock 6. Grand Glaize, $100.
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Mrs. D. C. Dowell, who has'
been spending several weeks in
Mineral Wells, Texas, arrived,
home Monday.
Miss Olgie Roberts of Cave.
City arrived Saturday to takej
charge of her school at Pondl
Switch which started Monday, j
T. G. Dowell and Claude Tins-j
ley spent Thanksgiving in the j
capital city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Gardner j
spent Monday in Newport.
Mrs. K. K. Kimberlin left |
Tuesday for Memphis, where
she goes to join the doctor, who
is in very poor health. They ex
pect to go from there to Hot
Springs, »
The dinney given by the la
dies of the TOwn on Thanksgiv
ing was a grand success. Eve
ry one enjoyed themselves
and the receipts amounted to
something over eighty dollars.
R. P. Dixon and Mrs. Fannie
Barker were quietly married in
West Plains, Mo. on last Wed
nesday. Mr. Dixon is one of
Tuckerman’sbest business man.
G. A. Churchman will in a
few days start the building of a
five room cottage on one of his
lots in front of D. C. Dowell,
Sr’s, property.'
Fresh candies in at Smith-La
Forge Pharmacy. 1, 2 and 3
pound boxes. lw
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one of his houses and the con
tractors are getting along fine
on the second house.
A carefully selected lot of
cut glass and china at Smith-La
Forge Pharmacy. Call and see
it before Christmas. lw
Ed Lone and C. J. Helm are
both building nice cottages on
their property over by the
school house.
Roe Anderson is sick this
week.
For Christmas presents isee
the line of jewelry at Smith-La*
Forge Pharmacy. lw
Saturday night was election
night in the Masonic lodge at
this place. E. V. Holt was elect
ed W. M., Forrest Penix S. W.,
W. S. Armstrong, J. W., Judson
N. Hout, Sec., and James Gra
ham Treas.
>' The popularity on Rexallj
goods continues to grow'. Every
package guaranteed. lw
J. W. McDaniel of Swifton
came down Saturday night for
the Masonic lodge.
T. D. Churchman and wife
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
W. J. Churchman at this place.
Our city is getting to be a
iVe stock market; some
bver twenty head of
sold here Saturday and
-'at present a car of
on the market
and Williamson
store to John
Will continue the
I
they are now manufacturing in
great numbers. It will be well
to place your orders early asj
they are expecting the demand
to exceed the supply. Work'
shop located near North end of j
Wall street.
M. G. See has bought the
Lawrence Bros, saw mill and
will commence operating it in
the near future.
Mrs. Lula Dunn returned
home Wednesday from Conway,
where she spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunn. ,
Herbert Hurley and wife vis
ited relatives here Sunday.
T. J. Graham and Jesse Par
rott went to Grand Glaize last
Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Witt of
Diaz visited her son, Robert
Anderson of this place.
F. B. Dowell of Kenyon spent
Sunday very pleasantly with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C,
Dowell.
Mrs. J. A. Ramsey of Bates^
ville has been visiting Mrs. Ger
trude Graham an dretumed
Monday. £
Among the social events of
the past week was a party given
by Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brabbz
son in honor of their son and
daughter, Oran and Miss Cora’s,
21st birthday. Refreshments
were served and consisted of
cake and chocolate., Among
t • Ik IT • .
tnose attending were lvn&aea
Clara and Sylla Harvey, Vertie
Hurley, Ruth Yelverton, Ida
and Lucy Tims, Iva and Oda
Burkhalter, Esther Henley, Eu
la Churchman, May Stephens,
Bertha Smith, Lula Dunn, An
na Grace Fogg, Kate Scott, Ger
trude Deaton and Kate Hogan;
Messrs. James Denton, Lee and
Andy Tims, Will and Crawford
Allen, Albert Coe, Taylor Tins
ley, John Smith, Edgar Parrott,
James Burkhalter and all re
ported a jolly good time.
C. E. Smith went to Newport
Thursday morning looking after
business.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Dowell of
of Newport spent Thanksgiving
very pleasantly here.
Rev. Blackwell left Tuesday to
attend the annual conference.
He has made many friends dur
ing his stay here.
Batch.
As we have been absent from
your columns for several weeks,
we will try to give you the hap
penings of our community.
Dr. A. S. Dodd of Portia has
recently located in our burg and
is busy practicing his profession.
He is at present boarding at the
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cure a house »\s soon as possible
and his wife k\d two children
will join him. %
J. I, Balch is qu\e sick with
fever at this writing. \
Dr. A. S. Dodd and Or\l Cook
spent Saturday evening,^ and
Sunday at Fisher, the formei' pn
a visit to his brother and the
latter on business.
Mrs. Bettie Riley is quite ill
with pneumonia at this writing.
Snnday school was very well
attended here Sunday morning
and it was suggested by one of
the teachers that we arrange for
a Christmas tree. Your scribe
is in favor of it.
{ Dee Joseph, the peddler is
I "here with the goods” and wear
ing his usual Smile,
i M. N. Roland, conductor on
the U. S. mail Hack, has resign
ed his position and Curry Dick
ey has been appointed in his
place.
Thoma^dco^^enningtoi
TRIGGER BREWER
SHOT AT FISHER
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Tuesday Night—Brought Home
To Newark By Brother
G. M. Brewer.
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A. R. Brewer, better known
as “Trigger” Brewer was shot
through the right leg just
above the ankle by a former of
ficer at Fisher Tuesday night.
G. M. Brewer, his brother, was
notified by telephone and left
here Wednesday afternoon, rid
ing a horse across the country
to Fisher which he reached in
time to catch a train south that
night on the Cotton Belt and ar
rived in Newport next morning
with his wounded brother, tak
ing him home to Newark on the
local freight.
Little is known of the circum
cumstances of the shooting,
which occurred at Jack Hatch
er’s house. The man who did the
shooting claims it was acciden
tal, though he fired twice with a
44 Colt’s ~ revolver. The first
struck Brewer and the last
missed him. The wound is an
ugly one, but the injured man
is doing well* and the only dan
ger now is from blood poison.
Pleasant Grove.
W. C. Steen and family of
i ii i i ii
v^aiiipueii were pleasant eeuiers
to G. H. Brabbzson Saturday ev
ening.
Miss Lula Dunn spent Satur
day night with the Misses
Brabbzson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brabbzson
and little daughter, Ethel, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Tims.
T. J. Graham and Jesse Par
rott went to Grand Glaize
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Harry Ledbetter has
been very sick the last few days,
but is better at this writing.
What is the matter with the
Stegall writer, th^t we don’t
hear from him any more. Is he
dead or stuck up in the mud and
can’t get out?
Ed Parrott of Newport visited
his mother Sunday.
Edgar Parrott spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Bil
lie Allen.
Miss Cora Brabbzson was the
guest of Miss Madie Math|p
Sunday. <•
Mrs. J; C. Mathis spent Sun
day with her daughter,* Mrs.
Feke Smith.
Misses Acla and Ella Brabbz
son were guests of Misses Ida
and Lucy Tims Sunday.
Willie Kennedy wasl
ant caller at his byothi
day. • _
Edgar Parrott entered school ^
Monday. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hurley
spent Sunday at the home of R.
L. Hurley.
Miss Mary Brabbzson was the
guest of Miss Lula Dunn Sun
day.
Leonard Henley has been on
the sick list the last few days,
but is better at this writing,
Two School Boys.
Dannelly Funeral.
The remains of the late Rev.
G. A. Dannelly arrived from
Bauxite Tuesday night, and
were interred in Oak Grove
cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral services were con
ducted at the First Methodist
church at 2 o’clock by Rev. W.
W. Anderson. The Masons met
of flan TVfaanm'n Vtall of
o’clock, and attended the funeral
in a body, to pay the last tri
bute of respect to one of the
brightest and most influential
Masons the state has ever
known.
Mr. Fay Hemstead, grand
secretary of the Masonic Lodge
of Arkansas, came up from Lit
tle Rpck to attend the funeral.—
Searcy Citizen.
Two Negroes Convicted.
In the further trial of the ne
groes arrested for crap-shooting,
the state has secured two con
victions this week. Ezekiel Cal
loway was tried by a jury
Thursday morning and convict
ed in Esquire Nuckolls court, a ^
fine of $4) being administered.
Will Shaw was tried by a jury m
before the same magistrate
Wednesday afternoon and $e
too must pay $10 and costs, -
which are considerable in jury
cases.
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