Ark. Gazette April 21, 1895 - Rison Miss Mattie Harrison made a visit to Kingsland Friday. Dr. H.D. Saddler left Thursday for Thornton, his future home. Mr. E.P. Marks, of New Edinburgh, was in our city Monday. Mr. J.T. Rucks of Kingsland, made us a recent visit. Miss Annie McLendon, of White Oak, spent Sunday with friends at this place. Mr. Carl Hollis came down from Little Rock and spent Wednesday with friends. Miss Girlie Yates returned Saturday from a protracted visit to friends at Fordyce. Mrs. J.J. Harrison, after a few weeks' visit to relatives at this place, has returned to her home at Fordyce. April 21, 1895 Warren - The barn of Mr. W.D. Burrough, near Orlando, Cleveland County, was destroyed by fire about 12 o'clock, together with about 100 bushels of corn, farming utensils, two horses belonging to himself, two horses belonging to his brother, James Burrough, and a valuable mare belonging to Ben Tipton. Two colts were so badly burnt as to be valueless. It was evidently the work of an incendiary, as tracks were found leading to and from the barn, and the fire when first discovered was in the loft overhead. This is a severe loss to the Messrs. Burrough at this particular time, as their sole dependence for crop was on stock and feed destroyed. June 5, 1904 State Weddings - Cleveland County: Mart Robertson and Miss Leali Hartsell were married at Draughon May 29. June 11, 1904 - State deaths - Cleveland County: Daniel Dyson of Rison June 18, 1904 - In Cleveland county a few days ago Rufus Hall received several severe cuts with a pocket knife at the hands of a man by the name of Tidwell. Hall is in a critical condition. Tidwell lives on Hall's place near New Edinburgh. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/