Daily Texarkana Independent Newspaper - 1886

Monday, July 12 , 1886

J. D. Hall went up to Hope this morning.

C. E. Write returned from Little Rock this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mallery returned home this morning.

J. W. Mayer and family went down to Dalby this morning.

R. J. Hancock, a big Virginia Tobacco dealer, is in the city.

F. B. Matlock left for Atlanta, Texas, yesterday, for a month's 
recreation.

Miss Eva Gill, niece of the editor of this paper, is still very 
sick indeed.

Miss Dantinet left Saurday night to spend a week with Mrs. Hermaiz, 
at Jefferson.

Mrs. Polhamius & daughter left for Wisconsin this morning, where 
they will spend the summer.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson upon the arrival 
of a young "home ruler" at their home this morning.  He has been 
named William Ewart Gladstone.

Messrs. Will Whitaker, Ben Whittaker, Jos. Marks, C. C. Galloway, 
and William Buchanan have secured a charter for an immense steam 
mill & planing factory to be erected, where Whitaker's & Gallaway's 
planing mill now stands in this city.

J. C. Herold went down to Texas yesterday.

Mr. & Mrs. Dowsing returned home Saturday.

J. L. Tullis, of the Nashville News, passed yesterday in the city.

Mrs. John Cook, Miss Jessie, & the smaller children are visiting 
friends in Nevada County.

Hon. A. B. Grace of  Internal Revenue Dept. Was over from Pine 
Bluff yesterday.

Judge Joyner passed through the city yesterday.

Jimmie Buchanan, of the Sulphur Lumber Company, passed yesterday 
with his hosts of friends 
In this city.

Captain Swift has returned from Chicago, and we are glad his 
wife is improved.

We regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Ellis, wife of Captain 
H. C. Ellis, one of the popular conductors on the T. C. Railroad.

Misses Rachel Levy, Lena Sandberger, Carrie Erber, & Rose Erber 
(of Little Rock), accompanied by Messrs. Zollie Block, Jo Erber, 
Martin Levy, and Henry Mendels, spent the day at Clear Lake yesterday.

A lady friend tells us that Messrs. J. A. & J. B. Lightfoot can 
eat more fried chicken than any four preachers in Arkansas or Texas.

We regret to hear of the illness of Mrs. C. C. Dorrian, and trust 
that it will neither be prolonged or serious.

Miss May O'Reilly, of Dallas will arrive Wednesday evening, and 
spend some timeas the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daly.

Master Geo. Burkhart brought us a fine lot of peas today.  The 
peas grow "a yard in length".

L. Hermaiz, of Jefferson, is in the city.  He is the brother-in
-law of friend Pullen, and we are glad to learn that he may become 
a citizen of Texarkana.

Stuart Warren is now traveling for James Beajey & Co. of St. Louis, 
dealers in stoves.

ADS: 
City Drug Store - R. P. Menard
Fresh drugs, Liquores, wines, etc. - Wooten & Son.



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