Daily Arkansas Gazette, Sat. Aug 6, 1887
Mineral Springs
Arkansas the home of Young Doctors- Gossip and Personals
Arkansas Gazette Correspondence
Mrs Block and daughters of Washington Arkansas will come next week to attend our springs.
Mr JE Smith and family of Nashville are spending the summer here,
Mrs Pauline Carter of Fulton Arkansas, is visiting her sister Mrs Dr AB Bishop
Mr Jim Wilson and family of Columbus, Arkansas have moved in to summer at our springs,
Our union camp meeting commences tomorrow. Our town is noted for prohibition and good revival meetings.
Prof. Green and lady of Columbus, Arkansas has been here to see about teaching our public school.
Arkansas furnished nineteen students to the Missouri Medical College of St Louis last winter, besides a number of others to other colleges. All of these students that go out of state every year might be induced to go to Little Rock if the state would provide a large free hospital in connection with the college. The students only leave the state to go where there is a large number of patients to be treated and operated on,
These nineteen expended at least $7000 in St Louis and this is not more than the one-fifth of the amount that leaves the state every winter.
There are some land buyers here from Clark County, We have the garden spot of Southwest Arkansas
Dr. AM McCrary and lady are visiting their parents at Nashville, Arkansas.
Little Roscoe Bishop is quite sick.
Our crops are fine, have had plenty of rain.
The Montgomery Advertiser, Jul 4, 1886 (Alabama)
Rev CH Tally and and family left last Tuesday for Mineral Springs Arkansas, their future home. Mr Tally went to assume the pastorate of the Cumberland Presbyterian church of that place.
Daily Arkansas Gazette Jan 1 1892
Notes from Mineral Springs
Arkansas Gazette Correspondence
Mineral Springs, December 29
Rev RF Yates is teaching our school. He is a fine teacher and a ripe scholar.
Uncle Joe Edward is quite low and has been for some time.
Mr James H Barefield, on of our large planters on the Saline, will soon embark in the mercantile business.
Mrs Cornell Graves is visiting her mother, Mrs Rea, at Lockesburg, this week.
Mr Thomas H Kent started to Little Rock this morning to buy a shingle machine. Mr Kent is one of our most successful business men.
Mr MP Mulkey has purchased the Sherman House and has repaired it until it looks like a new place. Mr Mulkey never does anything by halves.
Dr AB Bishop will move to Lockesburg on the first of January, and this will be a fine place for a good physician, as there will be only one left and he is a young man.
Rev CW Strickland moved to Nashville on the first of January.
Mr Lloyd, of Ashley County, arrived here ten days ago with his family. He has bought Mrs Jenkins house.
Mr SB Bishop and family of Bingen, were visiting here this week.
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