The Monticellonian., 1917-07-19

Mrs. +. ". Williams, of Ho
Springs, is spending ten days witt
her father, Mr. Sim A. Evans passeng
er conductor on the Warren Branch OF
the Mo. Pac. RR., with headquarter,
at Warren.
Miss Frances Villa Roddy returned
to her home in this city from Boston
Mass, last Thursday. She has beer
studying in the New England Conser
yatory of music in that city for some
time.
Sheriff and Collector, Mr.. John w
White, and Deputy, Mr. Winifred Viii
son, were in Little Rock this week
making final settlement with the State
Auditor of Taxes collected in Drew
county, the present year.
Miss Thelma Lamb, who lives
with her aunt, Mrs. William
Gill, S miles East of this city,
left last Sunday morning on a
visit to relatives in Ohicot coun-
ty.
Mr.. Il 5. Mullis made visit
to Dumas the first of this week
He was accompanied home by
his wife and little son, who have
been visiting in that city for the
past week.
The BLUEBELLE Oil Stoves
will last longer and give better
service than any other stove on
the market. Three and four
burners. Get our prices.-Owen-
Jolley Hardware 90.
Mrs. Pat Glynn and children,
of Warren, passed through our
city last Saturday, en- route to
louisiana to visit to her husband,
who is doing railroad work on
the A. d l.. NJ. near Monroe.
Mrs. James Adams and little
daughter, Miss Geneva, of Wal
nut Lake, Desha county, visited
her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Adcock, here, last
week.
Mr.. Howard j. Bishop, Secre-
tary of the Local Board of OWL
Service Examiners, went down
to Lake Village to hold an ex-
animation for Rural Letter Oar
riers, last Saturday.
Another Car of Weber Wag.
ons have just been unloaded and
if in need of a wagon that is
guaranteed to be the best in every
particular see us.-Owen-Jolley
Hardware Company.
} Mr.. James Adams, of Walnut
Lake, motored over to this city
from Walnut Lake, last Sunday.
His wife and baby, who had been
visiting relatives here for some
time returned with him.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of
Drew County are holding a two
days session in this city, to-day,
having met yesterday morning.
There is a large attendance and
much interest being manifested.
Mr.. w. B. Tumlin and wife
left last Tuesday 70, Hico, Tex
as, where they will reside in the
future. Mr.. and Mrs. Tumlin
have been living about eight
miles North of this city.
Mr.. Ashton Adcock, who is
keeping books for large gener-
al mercantile establishment at
Humphrey, Ark, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl III. Adcock,
in this city last week.
Misses Alverne, Kathleen and Mil
bred koonce, of Rock Hill, S. c., who
have been visiting their aunts, Misses
Maggie and Louie Hall, in this city
for sometime, left the first of this
week on visit to Fordyce. They will
return here before leaving for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bondyrant, who
have been visiting Mrs. Bondurant's
mother, Mrs. r. r. Bond, in this city
for sometime, left on a visit to Louis.
ville Ky, where they will remain
short while before returning to their
home at Chicago.
Miss Edna Larkin, who has been Wis
lung the family ol HeI uucie, MI .. ~.
Larkin, in this city, for the past
month, visited relatives at McGehee
the first of this week. She will return
here for short visit, before returning
to the home of her father, Mr.. W. f.
Larkin, at Alexandria, La.
Mr.. ]. L. Boyd, who has been work
ing for the Advance Printing Co. for
| tho nnct Z or 10 uanrc hos raainnad his