The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-08

that more than likely he would an- nounce his candidacy within a short time.
 l (From Wednesdays Daily Press)
 Stove joints and elbows at New som's. 1t
 A. H. Livesay of Lafe is spend ing the day in Paragould on busi- ness.
 Stove joints and elbows at New som's. 1t Paragouldians who were out at 5:30 o'clock this morning say there was a light frost on the vegetation.
 Pure lard in 10 pound buckets at S1.O0. Newsom's. It
 Rev. w. c. Wood, Rev. J. N. Robertson, T. B. Kitchens and Mrs. A. L. Welbourn have gone to Luxora to attend a Baptist association.
 Miss Ruth House who has been in Chickasha and other points in Oklahoma for several months visit ing friends and relatives, returned home this morning. She was ac- companied by her aunt, Mrs. John Long, of Hobart, Okla
 Pure lard in 10 pound buckets at $1.00. Newsom's. 1t Jim Agee left last night for liar rison and Eureka Springs on a busi- ness trip.
 Judge Driver yesterday announc- ed the appointment of Prewitt Semmes of Osceola, as court stenog- rapher for the civil division to sue ceed H. D. White, resigned.
 J. R. Miller, a substantial farmer residing six miles northwest of the city, was in town this morning and stated he was preparing to fill his silo.
 Harry Q. Donaldson returned last night from Fl Paso, Texas, where he went with his brother, H. P. 1 Donaldson, who will spend the win ter in Fl Paso for the benefit of his health.
 In police court last night Shelly Lynn and Trough" Baker were fined $2O each. and Walter Harri- son $10, on charges of disturbing the peace Monday J. o. Langdon was fined $1O for drunkenness.
 George Ray, a prominent citizen of Hollywood, Mo, was business visitor in Paragould this morning. While here he purchased a Ford roadster from Mir. Despair and drove the car back to Hollywood He was accompanied on the return trip by | H. w Brown of the Brown Lumber i Company.
 Harry Hawkins left this morning for Memphis to resume his work with the Illinois Central railroad. His wife who was injured in leap ing from the second story of the Hawkins residence when it was de- stroyed by fire some time ago, is rapidly improving and is now able to walk with 'the aid of crutches, l Major Curtis Little of Blytheville, was in the city this morning enroute to Little Rock with Will Murray, wanted for deserting the regular ! army at Texas City, Texas, two years ago. Murray was caught at Blytheville where he formerly resid- ed. He will be turned over to army officials at Fort Logan H. Roots.
 w. G. Foss and wife, and son, G, A. Foss, of Tomahawk, Wis, ar rived in Paragould this morning in their Oldsmobile car enroute to Hot Springs to spend the winter. Mir. Foss spent the forenoon driving over the city in company with L. l.. Vandervoort whose people came from the section in Wisconsin where Mir. Floss resides. The Wisconsin visitors were pleased with the looks of Paragould and with the farming section through which they passed enroute to this city.
 J. c. Jarrett, well known citi- zen of Paragould, this morning re- (ceived a message from Maynard, Randolph county, stating his father, L. c. Jarrett, was killed at an early hour this morning. He was driving a span of horses to a wheat drill and the team became frightened and ran away, inflict- ing injuries from which MT. Jar rett died MT Jarrett was visitor in Paragould not long ago, and was known to many of the older citi- zens here. He was sixty-four years of age, and is survived by his son,