The Monticellonian., 1917-09-14

Fall hats for mcn-all the new
est styles and colors.- Model
Shoe Store.
Mr.. II. z. Biggs is building
a clubhouse for MIR. las. Courtney
at HALEY.
Mr.. j. +. Armstrong made a
business trip to Dermott the lat
ter part of last week.
Get ready for the Fair. Buy
your shoes and clothing at the
Model Shoe Store.
Mrs. Howell Adams visited
relatives at Walnut Lake this
week.
We are selling millinery for
strictly eash.-People's Mill
merry %.
Mrs. w. Z. Hendrick visited
her friend, Mrs. w. O. Woods
at Monroe, La, this week.
We pay cash for all kinds of
Country Produce.-Hale Robin
son u Co.
Nj. E. I. Wells and wife and
Mrs. r. F. Wells were Warren Wis
itors the latter part of last week.
Highest cash price paid for
Wool, Chickens, Eggs and But
ter.-Hale Robinson Il Co.
Miss Bernice Thompson visited
relatives and friends at Warren
and Wilmar last week.
Mems Ladies' and Children S
Hose at the right price at the
Wonder 5-10 & 25c Store.
Mr.. Bonnie Mode Collins left yesterday for
Flint. Mich where he goes to buy three car
loads of Buic automobiles for Mr.. J. l.. Aliens
garage.
Mr.. F. C. Wilsey left the first of this
week for Lake Providence, La, where
he will spend sometime, selling horses
and mules.
Mesdames j. z. Kenney and Ii. IL.
Calkins, of Blissville, attended the
Kenney-Sykes wedding in this city
last Saturday.
Capt. E. Russell Lambert and Lieu
tenant r.. l.. Gordon, Of Camp Pike
spent Sunday last with relatives in
this city
Squire E. NJ. Fowler, of Collins, pass.
ed through this city on visit to rela
tives near Fountain Hill, Ashley
county, last Monday.
Rev. j. f. Tull attended a meeting
of the Executive Board of the Arkan-
sas State Baptist Convention at Little
Rock this week.
Miss Louise Phillips left last Sunday
morning on visit to Memphis, Tenn.
She will go from there to Laurel, MISS.
to teach school.
Messrs. Juan, Henry and Reginald
Trotter left last Saturday for Licking
ton, Va, where they go to enter Wash
ington Lee University.
Mrs. b. f. Kizer and little daughters,
Misses Esther and Dorothy, returned
last Friday afternoon from an extend
| ed visit to relatives at Springfield, Ill.
Miss Christabelle Finn left the first
of the week for Arkansas City, where
she will teach in the schools of that
city.
Miss Edna Stoker, of Gates Camp,
passed through this city last Sunday
en- route to Warren, where she will at
| tend school.
Mr.. S. z. Rial, of Valley Junction
passed through this city last Saturday
en- route to Hermitage on visit to
relatives.
Squire E. C. Grubbs has returned tc
his home in the Southern part of this
county from visit to relatives in Ok
lahoma.
Mr.. r. l.. Mcdaniel, who has beer
working on the cantonment at Little
Rock, has returned to his home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Tullos, of Der
mott, passed through this city last
Tuesday Ell route to Fountain Hill
| for visit to relatives.
Messrs. Wilbur and Geo. White, OF
Crossett, were here last Sunday on 8
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
c. White.
Mrs. Patrick Henry and children af
ter ten days visit to relatives al
| Brandon, Miss, have returned to theil
home in this city.
If you have an extra sewing
machine please send it to the
Red Gross Work Room, formerly
occupied by the Wonder Store.
Mrs. j. K. Grant and children