Martinville notices and Educational Day plans
Crowded local items from Martinville notes include visits and trips by Harrell Sisk Akines Owen and others. Educational Day on Aug 18 features speakers Hammock Reynolds Doyne and school representatives from Damascus Cash Springs Shady Grove Batesville Springfield with baskets and a library fundraiser.
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Cash Springs
Tom Oats
Shady Grove
Greenbrier
T. M. Norwood
Batesville Church
Annie Blankenship
Springfield
Bet
Trains to Fort Smith Schedule From Conway
Time table lists trains westbound from Conway on the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway. No 2H at 6 07 p m No 243 at 9 42 p m No 232 at 6 40 p m No 251 at 10 02 a m. W James is the agent.
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Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Conway
God Kory
W James
Drowned merchant Samuel Saewitz in Arkansas river incident
Dardanelle report says Samuel Saewitz, about 22, a dry goods merchant with brothers in Conway, drowned while bathing near the pontoon bridge on August 6. Edgar Shinn witnessed and raised the alarm. body recovered about a mile below town after a search by the fire department.
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Dardanelle
Samuel Saewitz
Arkansas River
Edgar Shinn
Captain Shinn
Saewitz
Front Street
Conway
Local notes of visits and travel around August
Drying and canning fruit is the occupation of our leading domes tics at present. W. T. and J. A. Maddox have gone to Conway with a load of produce. Mrs. Arabella Maddox and children have gone to Sugar Loaf to visit her sister, Mrs. Ward. They will attend the Confederate reunion while there. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch of Augusta visited friends in this neighborhood last week. Arthur Biles of Rose Bud came in on his wheel last Friday. Misses Minnie Maddox and Kate Stevens of Cascade visit friends in this township, Miss Sue Maddox and her siblings spent last weekend at Pleasant Valley with Mrs. J. B. Maddox. J. B. Pearson of White County was here yesterday. Married at Enders and Robi Winters July 22, 1900 with Rev A. C. Ray officiating. Misses Ada and Ethel Plant and brother Ed went to Sugar Loaf for the reunion. Grandma Flippen of near Mt. Vernon visited her daughter Mrs. W. A. Connell last week. Our farmers have laid by crops and enjoy holidays. August 2.
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Che
Caspar Dunn, Sr
Little Rock
Robert Owen
Indian Territory
W. N. Owen
J. H. Ingram
Perry County
B. F. Clibourne
Mary Horton
Atkins
Will Moore
H. B. Flippen
B. B. ‘Barker
Mt. Vernon
Walter Lemer
Claude Leigh
Reyburn Peay
Sue
Mesdames
Smith
W.N Oweng
Ora Smith
Conway
Louella Fomby
Magnolia Banner
Lile
Central College
Ft. Smith Road
van Buren
C. C. Godden
Galloway Female College
Searcy
W. R. Greeson
B. W. Durham
Hot Springs
Rev. Pickett
Pickett
W. T
J. A. Maddox
Arabella Maddox
Sugar Loaf
Mrs. Lynch
Augusta
Arthur Biles
Rose Bud
J. B. Pearson
White County
Mollie Wilson
Enders
Beara the Ths and You too Moe Chicago Route Ticket Offer
Travel from Little Rock to Chicago with return by August 26 1900. Depart Aug 11 at 235am or 2pm arriving Chicago 920pm or 1120am. Return from Chicago Aug 12 630am or 530pm to Little Rock arriving 1330 or 235pm next day. Pullman sleepers free reclining chair cars one change Union Station. Contact J F Houpen Traffic Mgr Geo H Ler G P T A.
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Chicago
Illinois
Little Rock
Pullman
Union Station
Great Lakes
J. F. Houpen
Mgr
Geo. H. Ler
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Death of Dr Kincheloe Leaves Conway Community
Dr John F Kincheloe died at his home in Conway Sunday August 5 after months of illness. He was 64 or 65 born in Riceville Tennessee lived in Conway over twenty years a leading physician and druggist and a respected citizen. Funeral services were held at the family residence with Rev Marshall and the Green Grove Mason Lodge conducting rites at Oak Grove Cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Kincheloe
Dr. Kincheloe
Riceville
Tenn
Conway
Christian Church
Marshall
Little Rock
Green Grove Lodge No
A. M
Oak Grove Cemetery
Early Morning Barn Fire Near Cotton Oil Mill
A barn owned by Arch Harrod near the Cotton Oil Mill burned at 1 30 a m Sunday with 100 dollars of insurance on the barn and 75 on the contents. The cause is unknown and excitement arose as onlookers mistook the mill for the blaze. The wind could have endangered the mill plant. Insurance was with companies represented by C E Durham.
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Arch Harrod
Harrod
C. E. Durham
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