The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-15
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 E. II. Daniell of Laneburg, trans acted business in the city today
 w. B. Garrett of Mt Moriah, is 2mong the visitors in Prescott today.
 If you are not subscriber to The Daily News let us have your name.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Nelms of Lane burg, spent several hours in Prescott today.
 Fresh from the factory, twice every month, Red Seal Dry Batteries. Pres colt Hardware Go.
 Mrs. Rector Yocom of Texarkana, will come up this afternoon and be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jack Johnson tomorrow.
 Mrs. Randolph P. Hamby and daughters, Misses Mary Isabelle and Irene, are visiting Mrs. Hamby's sis ter, Mrs J. J. Battle, at Fulton this week.
 J. C. Walioch is iii Little Rock to- day, having been called there on ac- count Of the illness of his father. We trust he will find his condition inn proved
 If they don't stand up, come in and get your mOnev-Red Seal Dry Bat terics Prescott Hardware Co.
 Prot Garland Starnes passed through Prescott this morning en rcute to Emmet where he will open Em4rt High school Monday Mr. Strrnes tae ght tbis school last term.
 Miss Gertrude Guthrie left Prescott this morning for Morrillton where she will remain a few days as the guest of friends when she will go to Fayette- vile where she win enter the State Tai-er5ty
 MI. and Mrs. Seabrook and family ef Pine Bluff, are in. the city, guests Q. Mir. and Mrs. ". B. Waller and Nr. and Airs. Horace '. Rouse. Th.y matored over from their home in the Nehlie automobile
 Don't forget the sermon ta men only at -le court house next Sunday afternoon at 3.30. The Rev. M. L. Fole~ who IS conducting the revival at the Baptist church, will preach on "The Worst Things in Prescott"
 The cotton receipts in Prescott this season have reached $50 bales. The Farmers Union warehouse received 225 and Walters warehouse l25. Cot ton is bringing from 20 to 20 5-S to- day at the local market.
 At the Par, Hotel: C. L. Frey huser. Hot Springs; W. L. Statler, Kansas City; Clyde Hill, Hope; W. A. 1 Beckman, Fort Smith; w. E. For rester, R. W. Dudley, F. A. Mckinley, Little Rock; M. A. Jackson, Warren; G. E. Myers, w. F. Cox, Indianapolis; F. G. Neghbors, A. II. Breatt, St. Louis; NJ. F. Land, Marshall, Mo-; J. ". Hicks, Texarhana; ". H. Childers, Foreman.
 Mir. and Mrs L. c. Henderson re- turned last evening from a weeks motoring trip through the state. They visited Little Rock, Pine Bluff and number of other Arkansas cities in their Saxon Six and report a delight full tour. Mention was made of some bad roads, but no car trouble at all was experienced.
 Dr. 4. A. Reeder received mes sage today stating that the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton of Ar genta, died this morning and that the remains would arrive tonight on num- Der three. Mir. Hamilton is a brother of Mrs. Reeder and the body will be carried to her home Tomorrow it will be carried to Harmony cemetery near Sutton and he buried
 Clyde c. Nelson. who has for a number of years held the position of bookkeeper with Prescott Hardware Company, has resigned his position, effective this evening and will go to his home this evening at Rosboro for a few days visit. MT. Nelson is D,.o.oot4ps tro,,,,rr ,,,o, a.o