The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-26

petit jury in federal court and Mrs.
 Jones will visit friends. Joe Bertig, J. A. Edwards, Bob. McHaney, l.. l.. Vandervoort, and
 E. w. Gardner went to Jonesboro this morning to attend federal court in the capacity of jurors.
 Mesdames F. M. Scott and T. s. Holloway went to Jonesboro this morning to attend the funeral of a
 daughter of Dr. Jackson of that city.
 Mrs. Bertha Gilbert and baby
 left this morning for Utica, Kansas, where they will reside. MT. Gill bert went to Utica several weeks
 ago.
 Swan Tulin who is digging a big drainage ditch on Bertig Broth
 CTS big farm on the isalnd east of the city, spent Saturday night and Sunday morning here.
 G. w. Butler of Beech Grove left this morning for Conway to attend
 the annual session of the Arkansas Methodist conference. J. H. Breck- enridge, also of Beech Grove, will
 leave tomorrow for Conway. See our large line of silverware. We handle all the best grades, such
 as Alvin Co.,, Rogers 1S47, Com munity, and other reliable makes. Special prices for Thanksgiving
 Lackner's. *25 Yesterdays Commercial Appeal $ contained pictures of the new off
 cers of the Tri-State Medical asso-
 citation, among them being Dr. R. .iiE. B-adsher of IIarM&du.;c who was elected the vice president fo1 | Arkansas.
 Mrs. Mary Magazine Rice, aged \ 22, residing on North Pruet street ! died Saturday night at eleven | o'clock. Her body was taken tc l Fairview yesterday for interment | Rev. A. c. Griffin preached the ' funeral.
 II Dr. G. R. Bristol left this morn
 ing for Kimmswick. Mo. in response to a message announcing the serious illness of his son, Gordon. Mrs
 Bristol and the two boys went tC Kimmswick ten days ago on visi
 to relatives.
 Frank Mack, J. NJ. Lowe, Gordor M Beauchamp. Charley Stedman, liar II ry Isler, Perry House, Bob Meri | wether and Herschel Nicely have re
 turned from their hunt in Deshi
 county. Beauchamp, House Islel and Stedman each killed a deer. l Miss Ethel Hill who has been do ing private nursing here for severa weeks, left this morning for Laf' on visit to friends and relatives il She will return to Paragould by De cember and take position al head nurse at the Paragould sani | tarium.
 NJ G. w. Brewer and J. F. Coin III substantial farmers, residing neal II Mayfield, Ky, have been in Greene N county several days looking ovel II some lands with a view to investing III in farms They will return to May ! { field tonight, expecting to come bacl H to Greene county at a future date. V J. G. Hall and John Pilkington iI who conducted a wholesale fruit anC M produce business in Paragould priol to selling out to J. c. Hurt and V E. O'Dell, have opened up a frui and produce business in Newpor' II under the firm name of the Jot with John Pilkington in charge O the business.
 J. M. Futrell, Eli Meiser, Rev. A M c. Cloves, Albert Snowden, Stillmar
 Orick and other members of th'
 hunting party that went to Gross
 county, have returned home. They killed three deer and a large mum
 Der of turkeys and other smal
 game. Futrell Snowden and Oricl
 bagged the deer.
 Rev. c. M. Reyes, pastor of tho First Methodist church, left thi; ! morning for Conway to attend the l annual conference. At the services II last night Rev Reyes made re III port covering the work of the past l l year. Among other gratifying fea' lures of the report were items show | l ing there had been PIT additions tc ! the church during the past year