The Monticellonian., 1915-12-23
WANTED-6OO feet galvaniz

trip to Little Rock the first of the week
 MT. James billiard, who is attending 1 the T. Il. l. at Sweetwater, Tenn, is at home to spend the holidays.
 Mrs. Jos. $. Harris and children have returned from visit to relatives in Little Rock.
 Mir. J. NJ. Deal, Deputy Sher- 1 if, made a business trip to Lit tie Rock last Saturday.
 Nearly everyone in and about this city has tussle with la grippe.
 Try us for DECEMBER and get better service, all the seaon- able goods at the lowest priees.- A. B. Hankins. Mr. NJ. L. Sieman attended a meeting of the Slave Mill men, in Little Rock, last week. Miss Mttie Brooks, who is teaching music at Oak Grove, La, came i'll the first of the week to spend the holidays with her mother.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gervis Leslie and children, of McGehee, are here on visit to relatives.
 A good many people are leaving Monticello, these days, and about an equal number are moving in. So upon the whole the break is about even.
 Misses Connie Trotter and Thelma Spencer came home last Friday from Searcy, where they are attending Gal loway College, to spend the holidays.
 Miss Alma Manees, of Warren, spent several days in our city this week, where she has been working as relief in the Telephone office.
 Have good time Christmas; but try and enjoy the day in such manner that you will not have to "think of your head" the next morning.
 Miss Margurite Duke has returned to her home in this city, after a months visit to her friend, Miss Blanche Hall, of Greenwood, Miss.
 The PEOANS that we have are the best favored ones we ever saw. You ought to try them. A. B. Hankins.
 Mrs. Warren Gresham and little daughter, of Argenta, are spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Jerrie Hughes, near this city.
 Mir. Deane Blythe, who has been liv ing this in city for the past two years, or more, has moved back to his farm on the Cut Off, eight miles northeast of the city.
 The one great holiday of the Nation comes off next Saturday. Every line of business will be closed on that day, and the whole country will rest, and enjoy the occasion.
 Two car loads of the famous Studerbaker and Espenschied wagonf just received. .-McCov & Trotter.
 Messrs. Chas. Killian, Jayrite Morris and Juan Trotter, are at home to spend the holidays. They are stud. ents of the Hendrix College at Con way.
 Hamilton Moses, Esq, and family, have moved to Little Rock, where Mir. Moses will assume the responsible dut- ies of Assistant Attorney General of the State of Arkansas.
 Something the family would appreciate for an Xmas present, more than anything else A BANNER BUGGY or SU URREY See John w. White. advt
 Mir. J. c. Douglas, who has been Manager of the Allen Hotel, of this city, since its opening, four years ago has resigned and will engage in the hotel business at Dermott.
 We had very good rain last Thursday night. 1t was not bad ly needed, but it came all the same.
 We have the sound GRAN BERRIES not soft and rotting- no higher than inferior ones.- A B. Hankins.
 Day after tomorrow will be Christmas. This is the day ot rejoicing among the young peo pie, all over the civilized world It is the one great holiday.
 Mir and Mrs F, A. Pritchett aud lit tie daughter, Julia, of DeNall's Bluff are here on visit to Mrs. Pritchett' parents, MT. and and Mrs. Jas. R. Cot ham.