The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-03-09
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

Frost and freeze have been frequent
during the last week. This scribe re-
ported last week through the ARGUS
that the fruit was not hurt in February
but we very much fear that we can't
say as much for March.
Rev. r. E. Porterfield, Presby-
terrain minister, preached at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday morning
and evening The writer heard him
atll a m and was much pleased with
the discourse. We hope the Presby-
terrain people may see proper to call
him to this church as their pastor.
Rev. B. l. MILFORD preached at
Shiloh last Sunday at | m and 3 |
pm.
Dick Mayo and his daughter, Miss
Be ssie, from near Indian Bay, were
visitors in H. G.. last Saturday and
Sunday. guests Of their cousin, Mr.. F.
C. Mayo and family.
Miss Annie Neil, Of Macon, Tenn
is visiting her two aunts at H. G. at
this time-Mrs. P. C. Mayo and Mrs.
Dave Nj. Dial We hope Miss Annie
may have pleasant stay at n. G.
Mrs. E. E. Trotter who has been
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Lillian
Wilbom, at Helena, returned to her
home at n. G. last Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Mayo, Of Whitley, spent
the latter part Of last week with home
folks at H. G.
John M. Kerr made business visit
to Duncan last Saturday. Messrs.
Graves and Fitzgerald are building up
nice business at that place and
Messrs Mayo and Patterson are doing
good business also at Duncan.
They have painted and white-washed
the buildings, ETC.. and built new
houses until the place is becoming to
be quite a village 1t is nice place
10 live.
n. c.. has a new Depot Agent at
the Midland. Mr.. Lusk. who takes the
place Of Mr., Sid Conelly He has a
family and will occupy Or. Sylar's res
idence. We welcome Mr.. L. and his
family to our town and homes and
hope they may be pleased with our
town and people.
Messrs. j. c. East and Arch Pat
terson made business trip to Clar- |
endon last Thursday returning the
same evening.
Wonder il the III year old girl at
Monroe gave the Memphis papers a
lacking up" about publishing that
Gov. Davis had called in all OF his ap-
pointments in Eastern Ark. II is
fact that such publication came out
before anything OF the kind was men
toned in the ARGUS. Now Bro. Ed.
If you think there is danger Of your
being tackled and probably run out OF
the ARGUS office by this az year old
girl las such thing might be ex-
pected from the tone OF her letter. !
please phone US and we will come to
your rescue. We are sorry the al
year old girl got disappointed, for we
fear she will never get over the sad
disappointment and may finally be the
cause Of her having to be sent to the
asylum. Perhaps the girl will get a
situation from Gov. Davis when he
goes TO the Senate. Hope she will
never be disappointed again. II We
could find out who she is we would tip
our hat and send her 2 blossom.
w D. Evan. OF Biackton. was a
business visitor at II. G. last Monday. |
John Turner. of Raymond. had !
business with Judge Trice at =. G.
last Monday.
J M. Miles. Of Rag Town. in COM
pany with James Chism. was trading
in n. C. last Monday.
Mrs Bessie Horn, OF Texas, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Lettie Dial
We hope Mrs. Horn may enjoy her
visit, as she has many friends at II.
c.