THE CITIZEN’S BANK
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TRUST COMPANY
Batesville, Arkansas
is a State institution, owned and controlled by
home people; it is both Commercial and Sav
ings, € It endeavors at all times to keep well
within the line of safety; business of a hazard
ous nature is not wanted; other business, giv
ing reasonable promise of success, is cordially
invited.
W. J. ERWIN, Pres
PAXTON THOMAS, Cash.
C. T. ROSENTHAL, V. Pres.
M. C. MAQNESS, Asst. Cash.
T. J. Welbom and sons, Bryan
and Charlie spent Wednesday at
Batesville.
E. W. Magness spent Wednes
day at the county capital.
J. G. Edwards transacted busi
ness in Batesville Tuesday.
Andrew Hankins of Oil Trough
was in town Monday en route to
Batesville.
Rev. A. H. Dulaney and Rev. E.
A. Horn left Tuesday for Newport
to attend the Methodist Annual
Conference. i
W. J. Travis, a good citizen of
Wycough township, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rilla Baker has bought W.
L. Hall’s residence property near
the Christian church, and will
move the first of the year.
W. 0. Moore, a prominent busi
ness man and good citizen of Oil
Trough, was in town Wednesday
en route home from Newport.
B. A. Madness and children,
Morris and Blanch spent Wednes
day in Batesville.
L. S. Dunnaway, of th« Arkan
sas Gazette, of Little Rock, was in
town Wednesday in the interest of
his paper.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Gire and
children spent Sunday at Center
Grove attending church and visit
ing old friends.
■ Make that dollar do its best.
Turn it loose at the New Five &
Ten Cent Store at Newport and
you’ll laugh and grow fat from re
| suits. [Adv]
! For Sale.—Good six room resi
| dence and one lot, with small barn
i and garden, well located one block
I from business part of town. F. M.
| Barnes. [Adv.]
Mayor E. H. Williamson arrived
1 home Monday night from San
Antonio, Tex., where he was call
ed by the illness of his brother,
Dr. C. L. Williamson. He found
his brother considerably improv
| ed, and on account of having been
j summoned as a witness in federal
court at Batesville, was compelled
to return home in just a few hours
after arriving at his brother’s bed
side.
Mrs. J. I. Sturdivant and son,
Charles Edwards, left Sunday
morning for points in California
where they will spend the winter.
They will go by way of Winslow,
Ariz., where they will spend a few j
weeks with Mrs. Sturdivant’s old
est son, E. C. Edwards. Later they
will go to Los Angeles to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Ruff Morris, and will
also visit Mr. and Mrs YVhort Arn
old at McKittrick, Cali.
We invite everyone to visit our
store. It is filled from top to bot
tom with Holiday Goods that you
want. All kinds of novelties in
Cut Glass, Silver, Parisian Ivory,
Leather and Brass, and an assort
ment of perfumes that please. We
have fine stationary, popular nov
els, gift books, Xmas cards and
stickers. Our line is complete.
Now is the time to make your se
lections. Bevens Drug Store,
Newport.
Geo. W. Allen of Batesville,
county agent for the Boys Corn
Club, spent a few days in this
part of the county this week,
working up a greater interest in
this work. This is a fine thing for
the boys and The Journal would
like to see 25 or 30 boys in this
neighborhood join the club and
get in the corn growing contest
in earnest.
Make way for Snata Claus.
To the people of Newark and
surrounding countr.v: Come and
make our store your store. We
have a complete line of Holiday
Goods for grown-ups as well as for
kiddies. We need your nickels and
dimes and you need the goods. Our
motto, “quick sales and small prof
its.” New Five & Ten Cent Store,
Newport. [Adv]
A. F. MILLER & CO
MAGNESS, ARKANSAS
HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
DOLLS, TOYS, CANDY, CHINAWARE AND
GLASSWARE
in fact anything you want
for Xmas. Come in and
take a look before buying
your presents for your
friends.
We also have several Cars
of Corn for Sale
i0
Santa Claus is Coming
TO NEWARK
He has shipped a large assortment of Toys of all kinds,
Fireworks, and many other things for the little folks, and
they will be on display
= AT E. E. ALLEN’S =
These are all the latest and best thing in the line of Chris
mas goods and they came direct from Santa Claus’
Headquarters.
Bring in all the little folks and let them see the fine
display of Christmas goods.
Also have a nice line of goods suitable tor gifts tor grown-ups, and
remember 1 handle a full stock of everything in the mercantile line and
will give you real bargains every day in the year.
E. E. ALLEN