The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily Press)

(From Fridays Daily Press
Miss Jessie Lipscomb of Marina
duke motored to Paragould this
morning.
Row Watson of Gainesville is
visiting friends and relatives in
Paragould.
Mrs. E. E. Stewart of North
Pruet street left this raorning for
Gainesville to spend several days
visiting her mother.
Judge u. F. Gautney of Jones'
boro, candidate for prosecuting at
torney of this judicial district, is
spending the day here greeting his
friends.
Richard jackson, w. H. Jones
and l.. U. Stedman went to Wal
colt this morning to attend meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Bank of Walcott.
james Nicely and father Of
Gainesville, transacted business
here this morning. They say their
orchard yields are splendid this
wear, particularly with reference to
apples.
Miss Marie Farley and L. L. Lee
of West Frankfort, ILL.,, were mar
ried this morning at nine o'clock,
Rev. w. c. Wood performing the
ceremony. The young folks were
accompanied by the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will locate in
Paragopld.
w. F. Kirsch who has been max
ing his home at the residence of
H. w. Brown on West Court street
during the past four years, is now
living with Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Block on Kings Highway.
VIM. Knowles, Sr., is today OBJ
serving the ninety-second anniver-
sary of his birth. He was born in
Greene county, Ind, on August +,
1923. He is the father of Dan
Knowles and VIM. Knowles, Jr., the
latter residing on Pete Blacks
place east of Paragould.
Mrs Lizzie Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Ada May, of Little Rock,
and Mrs. Mollie McHaney of Jones'
boro, are the guests of Mrs. t. f.
Treadway Mrs. Treadway and her
visitors went to Camp Ground yes
terday to attend reunion at the
home of John Gragg.
Mrs. John McKelvey, widow of
the late Rev. John McKeivey, ac-
companied by her son Jeff, has
gone to Brinkley and Cotter on a
visit to friends and relatives. They
will return to Paragould and make
this place their home. Mrs. Nc
Kelvey owns a cottage on North
Third street.
Miss Hazel Reedy, Roberta
Johnson, Mildred Mendershausen,
Nina Simpson, Helen and Jack
Vandervoort returned this morning
from the home of Miss Gertrude
Watwood where they spent a week
attending her house party Misses
Hazel and Annie Lou Wilbourn re-
turned Tuesday
F. C. Mack, agent for the Iron
Mountain accompanied by his wife
and two sons, will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco and San Diego,
Cal, to take in the big eXpositionS. |
F. ]. Morgan, cashier in the Iron
Mountain office, has been checked |
in as agent to serve during the alb
sence of Mr.. Mack.
H. w. Woosley, who went to
Memphis the other day on bust
ness trip, says the Memphis bank
ers with whom he talked declare
the Arkansas farmers are far ahead |
of the farmers of Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama. The crop |
diversification campaign waged in
this state last fall and has borne
wonderful fruits in the 1915 crops. |
The people of Tennessee, Mississip-
pi and Alabama became much IN
terested in the diversified cam
paign, but while they were talking
about the necessity of Giving at
home" Arkansas was actually en-
gagged in the campaign. The result
is the farmers of Arkansas are IN
much better condition this year
than are those of surrounding
states.
tFrom Saturdays Daily Press.)
Will GreditZer is making prepa