Death of William L. McDonald on his forty fourth birthday
William L. McDonald died suddenly from apoplexy at his home on Hazel and Fifth Streets on his forty fourth birthday June 27 1902 after a hot day and yard work. He was born near Weld in 1858 educated at Emery Henry college Virginia married Cora Conner in 1886 and leaves wife and one child. Funeral at five this afternoon conducted by Rev J W Smith, burial Weldon. Odd Fellows will attend.
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William L. McDonald
Hazel
Fifth Streets
Tie
McDonald
A. H. Mcdonald
Weld
Newport
Emery Henry College
Virginia
Cora Conner
Augusta
Old Fellows
J. W. Smith
Weldon
McDonald Family
Odd Fellows
Elegant stag affair at Hazel Hotel with surprise banquet
Mr H Bernstein and guest Mr Max Weisel were honored at a surprise banquet hosted by Mrs Bernstein. The Hazel Hotel affair featured a lavish menu, toasts led by toast master J M Stayton, and cigars as guests savored a feast that included duck, turkey, and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
M. M. Stuckey
J. M. Stayton
E. R. Butler
W. A. Billingsley
J. M. Jones
W. A. Joyce
Phil Berman
J. Walker
Henry Schott
Ike Bottenstein
Charles Meyer
H. Bernstein
Max Weisel
St. Louis
Hazel Hotel
Bernstein
Lemp
Anniversary Reception Honors Mrs Cobb on Pine Street
Mrs Holly B E Cobb hosted an afternoon at her Pine Street home for her seventh wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed sweet peas nasturtiums sunflowers and refreshments while Leila Moore of Memphis won a picture in a flower name guessing contest and Lou Minor received a salmon pink geranium as booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly BE. Cobb
Pine Street
Leila Moore
Memphis
Lou Minor
Newport
L. Maris
R. B. Hooker
W. W. Dutton
W. M
A. D. Bailey
J. M. Hobgood
M.beattie
J. W. Phillips
J.O. Taylor
G. B. Irby
W. W. Mc Minn
Narcie Minor
Preliminary survey completed for Marianna and Brinkley railroad
The preliminary survey of the Marianna and Brinkley railroad is finished. The surveying party arrived last Friday with Mr Harry Jackson of Brinkley, a road promoter. Ferrell and Jackson are expected soon to discuss the project with Marianna citizens. The road is certain to be built at an early date.
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Marianna and
Brinkley
Harry Jackson
Messrs
Ferrell and Jackson
Marianna
Meyers Heads GOP Ticket at Arkansas Convention
The regular Republican state convention adjourned at Glenwood park after nominating a full state ticket led by H Meyers of Monroe county the register of the United States land office at Little Rock for governor. A B Bratton was temporary chairman and Chas N Rix of Hot Springs permanent chairman. The selection method for 42 of 57 state central committee members was altered to leave the choice to delegates from the seven congressional districts. A lengthy platform was adopted.
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Glenwood Park
H. Meyers
Monroe County
Register of the
United States Land Office
Little Rock
Bratton
Chas. N. Rix
Hot Springs
State Central Committee
Lost boy located in St Louis after search
W M Gregg received a note from J W Spencer of Pensacola thanking him for helping find his son who was found in St Louis sick and unable to write home. He left Hoxie en route to Batesville likely never reaching Ni port. Daggettis purchase Lindsey's ice business stake and operate as Daggett Brothers in Marianna Index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Gregg
J. W. Spencer
Pensacola
Florida
St. Louis
Hoxie
Batesville
St. Lona
Niport
Jesse and
Eben Daggettis
Mr. Lindsey
Daggett Brothers
Marianna Index
Editor Col James Mitchell Dies After Illness
Col James Mitchell editor of the Arkansas Democrat died Thursday at 4 40 PM after two months kidney trouble and a recent surgical operation at Battle Creek sanitarium. He fell ill while at the National Editorial Association meeting in Hot Springs in April. He was a respected state figure and firm in his convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
The
Arkansas Democrat
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Mitchell
National
Bandy Wedding Invitation For Miss Lucile Bandy O Neal
The Independent announces the July 10 1902 wedding of Miss Lucile Bandy to Mr William A O Neal at the local Methodist church. The couple are prominent Newport society members and the ceremony is expected to be a major social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bandy
Lucile
William A. O’neal
Newport
Independent
Great Bargain Store Seals Drummers Samples Sale
Special offer at Charles Meyer's Great Bargain Store features 500 drummer samples priced under 50 cents on the dollar, with some items listed at as low as 0.50. Limited quantities available, hurry to grab these bargains before stock runs out.
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Charles Meyer
Erb Seeks Memphis Arkansas and Texas Railroad Buy
Cape Girardeau Republican reports President Erb traveled via the city to Memphis with plans to purchase the Memphis Arkansas and Texas railroad. If finalized, the system from Memphis to Shreveport 800 miles will be a major Southeastern line linking New Orleans, Memphis, and St. Louis, shortening routes between key hubs.
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Cape Girardeau Republican
Erb
Memphis
Memphis, Arkansas & Texas Railroad
Shreveport
St. Louis
New Orleans
Bargains Dominate Front Page Ads and Local News
Drummer’s samples draw 500 fans paying 5c to 1 50 with deep discounts. Charles Meyer’s Great Bargain Store lists Swiss cheese and Huffman’s rolls for breakfast. Mr and Mrs Stewart welcome a baby girl born June 25. news shared before the Independent reaches readers. Read the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
John C. Hayes
T. B. Stewart
Stewart
Independent
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