Railroad Time Table Abstract
Portanith Rail- Opera shows No 2B at 9 32 p m and No 231 at 10 02 a m. W James is the agent.
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Portanith
James
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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
3
Local Notes Highlight Town Social Scene
S Y Cox and other residents visited Conway and Little Rock the past week. A piano sale, pure seed oats at Cole's, and farm notices punctuate a string of local movements and activities around Martinville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaw
Little Rock
W. A. Ray
Frank Aker
Republican
Lewis Moore
Cole’s
S. Shaw
John Nash
W. A. Fulmer
Hamlet
J. R. Giddens
Linder
A. Ray
J. S. Westerfield
Horace Knowlton
Thomas Matthews
Greenbrier
Cole's
R. C. Bryant
Town
Conway
J. W. Jackson
Holland
Robert B.traylor
Leo Schwarz
Thomas Lyons
Sam Davis
Morriston
Woodmen meeting trip and local notices in Conway
D. E. Agee returns from New Orleans after attending the Woodmen of the World meeting. D. Monroe pays $15 and costs for wife beating in Justice J. A. King's court. Cork & Co promotes seed oats. Luther Manship to lecture at Hendrix March 1 on Dialects of Nations. Mr and Mrs J. H. Hall visit Conway. Hall was county surveyor 1894–96. Road work party examines district toads. Advert indicates Gregory's Anti Septic Healing Oil for croup relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Monroe
Justice of the Peace
J. A. King’s Court
Luther Manship
Hendrix
J. H. Hall
Vilonia
Conway
Hall
W. W. Martin
Geo. W. Monaghey
Local items and notices from Conway and region
A Conway area page reports on court fines for McCulloch and King, building repairs at Hilliard’s coffin shop, Griffing's business trip to St Louis, and canvassing plans for Twentieth Century Manufacturing. It also includes medical remedies from Chamberlain’s products, a death in the Heiligers family, hotel bill settlement with two book agents, and notes on Rev. Street’s first year at the Baptist church and President Lile’s undecided future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Searcy
Presbyterian Church
D. I. Paisley
Jack King
Bob McCulloch
Philip Yeager
McCulloch
Martin
King
Squire Probst
Hilliard
John
W. H. Martin& Co
Sam Heiligers
Esquire King
Hines Hotel
Chamberlain
H. H. Street
the Baptist Church
Street
Conway
Lile
Central College
Ouachita
Local Resident Dies Sudden at Home
Mrs. Mary Imboden died suddenly Tuesday morning February 26 at about two miles south of town after waking her daughters for church. She leaves several grown children and many grieving friends. Also noted are local notices for church services, missionary rally requests, and a testimonial endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by W. H. Martin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Imboden
Open Session by Hendrix Societies Debates Suffrage Limits
The Franklin and Harlan Literary Societies of Hendrix College held their annual joint open session last Friday night. The program featured Declamation by W. T. Menard Oration by W. N. Pittman Debate on suffrage limits with teams for and against led by W. Townsend M. E. Dunaway J. B. Cox and John D. Dunaway Literary Address by Rev. F. E. Maddox and music by the Conway String Band. A reader notes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm curing rheumatism after a skeptic was persuaded to try it. Sold by W. H. Martin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and Harlan
Hendrix College
W. T. Menard
W. N. Pittman
W. Townsend
M. E. Dunaway
W. H. Martin & Co
Hansford Elected VP and GM of Morning Star Railway
George H. Hansford former general passenger agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul has been chosen first vice president and general manager of the Morning Star Railway Company. The firm with a capitalization of 2.5 million plans a line to develop zinc deposits in Northern Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George H. Hansford
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Morning Star Railway Company
Ooo
Arkansas
Public examination for Faulkner county teachers planned
Public exam will occur on March 21 and 22 in Conway to assess the qualifications of all applicants seeking teaching positions in Faulkner county public schools. J Walter White, County Examiner, Cato, Feb 14. I also offer for sale three steam engines, two 20 HP and one 25 HP, plus a Kingsland and Douglass saw rig and a wood lathe at Conway Arkansas. H L Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Faulkner County
Kingsland & Douglass
Ark
Hendrix Field Sports Tragedy Injures Guy Murphy
Guy Murphy, a senior and prominent Hendrix student, was injured during the annual field sports at Hendrix when attempting a running jump. He struck the back of his neck on landing dislocating the neck and paralyzing his lower limbs. Doctors treated him and he rests with a chance to recover as his parents travel from Smackover Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix
Guy Murphy
Murphy
Dibrell
Little Rock
Dibrell, Jr
Smackover
Ark
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Counties
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to E. B. Bledse and Lizzie Burgess of Conway W. M. Hill and Easter Davidson of Mt. Vernon H. B. Harrell of Faulkner and Dutchie Scott of Romaike Walter Harkrider and Minnie Reece of Lollie Joe Troutman and Mattie Tew of Lollie W. A. Brown of Beryl and Addie Crow of Otto Charley Garth of Mayflower and Francis Rushin of Palarm Tom Taylor and Lettie Hall of Conner R. Cain and Lula Ealy of Martinsville T. L. Tucker and Minnie Spears of Greenbrier J. F. Gibbs and D. A. Brantly of Holland J. H. Berry and Mary Roden of Hamlet Edmaneather and Sallie Sublett of Mt. Vernon C. Penny and Narcissus Smith of El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bledse
Lizzie Burgess
Conway
W. M. Hill
Easter Davidson
Mt. Vernon
H. B. Harrell
Faulkner
Dutchie Scott
Romaike
Walter Harkrider
Minnie Reece
Lollie
Joe Troutman
Mattie Tew
W. A. Brown
Beryl
Addie Crow
Otto
Charley Garth
Mayflower
Francis Rushin
Palarm
Tom Taylor
Lettie Hall
Conne
R. D. Cain
Lula Ealy
Martinville
T. L. Tucker
Minnie Spears
Greenbrier
J. F. Gibbs
D. A. Brantly
Holland
J. H. Berry
Mary Roden
Hamlet
Edmaneather
Sallie Sublett
C. Penny
Narcissus Smith
el Paso
LYNCHINGS AND MURDERS REPORTED IN SOUTHERN STATES
A series of violent crimes is described including the lynching of Fred King a black man at Dyersburg Tennessee and the lynching of Thos Vital a colored man near Fenton Louisiana. A Mississippi farmer posse killed Ishman and Henry Fed accused of barn burning. Charles E K Bent of St Louis killed his wife then shot himself. Mrs Nation in Topeka was placed in fit after refusing bond. Alabama allocates funds for a Confederate relics museum. Sam Pheo deaux and his half brother were involved in a shooting in Louisiana following the lynching attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Dyersburg
Tenn
General Assembly of Alabama
Mrs. Nation
Topeka
Chas. EK. Bent
St Louis
Ishman
Henry Fed
Heaith
Mecon
Miss
Thos. Vital
Fenton
Sam ‘Pheodeaux
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Mr. McAfee
Dardanelle
Rev. H. H. Street
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Ep. D. Agee
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Evening News
Dallas News
Sol Smith Russell
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Erate
Titus
St. Louis
Schloesser
Atkins
Feger
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Guy
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Gardiner
and Childrens
IMRS
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J. Walter White
Cato
H. L. Thompson
Positons
Morder
Arbuckle Bros. Nation Department
New York City
N.Y
DR. Moreau
Moreau & Brown Bros
S. Clinton St
Chicago, i
Conway Electric Light CO
Wpanosang Organs
J. A. Pope
Conway, Ark
Dot. Dablins
Miller's
Unotua
Decorative
Pumpon and
Vick
James Vicks Sons
Stone Street
Nochester
C. H. Newbern
Conway, Arkansas
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