Local Notes Highlight Moves and Visits
J B Graddy from Beryl and J I Gray from Enders visited this week. J H Lowell of Saltillo stayed in town. Eupion Oil advertised as a bright steady light sold by Mentys. Paine Co promoted groceries and confections. Dr J W Teas did dental work in Plummerville. Mrs Hope Randell from Denison visited the Randell home. Henry Whiddon moved to the W J Carroll residence on Center street. Paddy Wooster and sister from Hot Springs were in town April 5. C W Martin made home improvements and installed electric lights.
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J. B. Graddy
Beryl
J. I. Gray
Enders
J. H. Lowell
Saltillo
Eupion Oil
Menty's
Paine
Will Knowlton
Little Rock
C. N. Menty & Co
Paine & Co
Elgin
Jytt
J. W. Teas
Plummerville
Hope Randell
Denison
Tex
Henry Whiddon
W. J. Carroll Place
Community business and social notes from Conway area
J N Simpson of Vilonia visited the city on business and called at the office. Residents from Guy Barney Enders and Little Rock attended temple services in Conway and nearby. The White Chapel church was damaged by a strong wind on Friday morning April 5. Dr J S Martin of Martinville is in Chicago for a medical course with his wife.
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J. N. Simpson
Vilonia
Jacob Frauenthal
Leo Schwarz
Little Rock
Ella King
Conway
H. R
L. 8. Hardy
W. M. Qualls
Sam Hefington
N.C Holt
Enders
White Chapel
J. S. Martin
Martinville
Chicago
Edna Paine recovers from appendicitis amid local news
The Log Cabin notes Miss Edna Paine has recovered from a serious appendicitis attack. George Freeman becomes assistant bookkeeper at the Arkansas Democrat in Little Rock. J E Martin & Co mentions New Idea patterns at 16 cents. Local millinery stores stage spring openings drawing many ladies.
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Edna Paine
W. M. Lea
New Idea
J. E. Martin & Co
George Freeman
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Senator Flenniken
Prof
A. F. Riley
Emma _ Riley
Central College
Johnton
J. H. Arnold
Hope, Ark
J. J. Delahiey
Arkansas Methodist
Local notices and announcements from a small town paper
The page lists clerical appointments at churches and colleges, marriage notices, business ads, and railroad venture plans. It notes Rev W T Thompson moving to St Smith mission, Mrs Geo C Millar as future Central College principal, Paine and Co groceries, Lulu Gist and James Madison Ligon wedding, and Geo O Agee leading a new Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Railroad and He el Guide Co. The Oklahoma trip of Dr G S Brown is described with praise of the territory and a rain critique.
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W. T. Thompson
Conway M. E. Church South
St. Smith
Geo. C. Millar
Central College
Paine & Co
Ryu
Lulu Gist
James Madison Ligon
Abilene
Texas
Lulu
Geo. O. Agee
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana
Agee
G. S. Brown
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rhine
D. F. Kirby
Granite
Democratic Town Ticket Wins in Local Election
The entire democratic town ticket was elected last Tuesday. E A Bolton won the mayoralty with 118 votes, while W H Martin was chosen recorder with 218. Aldermen results included Sam Frauenthal 126 W T Piercy 60 G I Dickerson 135 C J Hamilton 50 W W Martin 135 B T Bullion 62 W D Cole Jr 0 J 2 Thines 86 D L Young 22 G M Walthal 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bolton
W. H. Martin
W. W. Martin
G. D. Dickerson
Sam Frauenthal
W. D.D. Cole, Jr
D. L. Young
J. N. Walton
G.T. Bullion
Milton Walthal
W. J. Piercy
J. P. Pain
B. T. Bullion
W. D. Cole, Jr
J. 2. Thines
G. M. Walthal
Death of Mrs D R Fones in Little Rock
Mrs Annie Witt Fones wife of D R Fones died at her home in Little Rock on April 3 at 1130 p m She was born in Quitman in 1867 and moved to Conway as a child Four children survive She was a member of First Presbyterian Church funeral held at Mount Holly Cemetery Mrs Fones remembered for kindness and wide circle of friends. The Shakespeare Club held a dining party at Mrs Jo Frauenthal’s home with guests and prizes and a unique consolation ribbon prize for Mrs Frauenthal.
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Little Rock
Annie Witt Fones
D. R. Fones
Mount Holly
Charles Frauenthal
Shakespeare Club
Jo Frauenthal
W. D. Cole Jr
Middedn Hamlet News Highlights and Rumors
Mrs D D Parker is very low with epilepsy and recovery seems doubtful. Rumor hints George Moore and Miss Tilley Jeffries may have married. Kish are biting in Palarm creek and Ina Bailey reports a good catch. Uncle Will Russell is convalescing. Corn planting and farm work are in full swing amid cold wet weather and bad roads. Bob Eden peddles on April 2 with trips through the area.
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D. D. Parker
George Moore
Tilley Jeffries
Kish
Palarm Creek
Ina Bailey
Will Russell
G. W. Brown
Little Rock
Bob Eden
Boschee's German Syrup Endorsed for Coughs and Lung Troubles
An old advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe throat and lung illnesses. It claims to heal tissues, destroy germs, reduce inflammation, aid expec toration, and provide rest. One bottle is recommended, with worldwide druggist endorsement.
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Boschee
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