The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-01

] !. w. McDOnald, Harv. RIchards, l Prof. Maurice ma Ed Smith spent |Christmas n st. Louis. They said they went up to buy saW mn machinery, but we haven't heard anybody else my that this was their mission. 8sss Nothing like 1t eter ,shoWn in thisI section enlarged }odYenir portraits. Paragould Portrait &nd View co. 69 Ct
 MT. Moins, q tenant on tho farm Of John Robinson, three miles east ofthe city, died last night of pneume mia at the age of thirty five years. He had been sick only four days. A wife and two children survive him.
 Miss Dea Nolder, an intelligent young lady, a teacher in the public schools at her home, Fairmount, Ind was the holiday guest of her father, pr. Nolder, and stopped at the Stancill. She leaves for her home Thursday morning.
 Albert Snowden was in town last night, having come in after dark to get medicine for his wife who is sick. Albert has moved out of Cache bottom and now lives eight miles west of town Hesays he will be in the race for sheriff Crescent Barber Shop, best in the city, Fin4 bath rooms, skilled workman bolite atten- tion. Graham, Waddell & Drake
 Mir. and Mrs. Claud Housten, of north Pruet street, entertained a crowd of young people last night with watch party. Music was discoursed till the midnight hour. and refreshments were served. A good time is reported by all the participants. Joel N. Nolder, of Newton, Kansas, who was the guest of his brother, Dr. Nolder, during the holidays, left for home the first of the week. He was much pleased with Greene county and lavish in his praises of hospitality of our people.
 J. E. Brady, son-in-law of R. N. | Mcleod. goes to Blythe. Mississippi, where he has been employed as manager on large plantation. Mir. Brady made many friends in the city during his short residence here, who hope to see him return when his present engagement is finished.
 The Bank of Paragould is delivering to it's customers the prettiest calender ever seen ID Paragould. It represents 2 beautiful young woman in elegant regalia posing in dream of ecstatic joy. The selection was made by Cashier Bivins- quite a natural one for newly married man.
 Dr. N. M. Allen, physician and sur- geon. begins the new year right by placing his professional card in the daily. Doctor is a good physician, a hustler, and one of the cleverest epeci- mems of gentleman in Greene county, but everybody knows that.
 The Soliphone was the recipient of two boxes of fragrant Havana cigars for a Christmas present that came all tho way from the land of flowers with the compliments T. Elmore Lucey. J. Harry McPherson was also a gen. erous Christmas contributor to our hol- iday pleasures with a box cf Lackner's best.
 Prof. Richardson will take Tom Jack mans place as teacher of the public school at Marmadoke, MT. Jackman having resigned to make the race for circuit clerk. MT. Richardson is a popular teacher and the directors there
 are to be congratulated on having selected him for MT. Jackman's suc- cessor.
 pr. w. H. Hicks, of St. Louis, was . holiday visitor at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. D. Block. The doc- tors numerous old friends in Greene
 county will regret to know that he is in
 poor health and that he was confined to
 his room good portion of tho time
 while here. He returned home Satur- day night.