The weekly soliphone., 1917-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION

iFrom Thursdays Daily Press)
 Rev. E. D. Cooper of the Spring Grove neighborhood spent Wednes- day in the city transacting business and mingling with friends.
 Mayor J. T. Hester was discharg- ed from the. sanitarium yesterday afternoon, and return to his home, not entirely well, but convalescent. The family of Joe Jeter, residing near Mitchell's Point, has been sore ly afflicted during the past week, death having claimed two of the children. Other members of the home are sick with measles and pneumonia.
 Henry N. Highfill has disposed of his farm and other property sit uated six miles southwest of the city, and, will move to Caruthers- vile. ;,
 Marvin Gentry, a young man 1iv- ing on Route 4, died Tuesday of pneumonia, The remains were in- tered at Fairview Wednesday aft ernoon.
 R. K. McLerkin and Miss Erma Thorn were married at the home of Rev. A. c. Griffin last night at o'clock, Rev. Griffin officiating Mir. and Mrs. McLerkin vii reside on West. Junction street.
 Bedford Malin of Brighton spent the forenoon in the city transactins business. He went to Halliday this afternoons ss% . s@i'y
 Tn circuit court. yesterday after. noon the jury trying the case o1 Miss Minnie. Reeves against Jo' Bertig and Joe Waxman, for iniu rfes sustained sin an automobile collision if this city last fall, gay, the plaintiff verdict for $25o. | (From Saturdays Daily Press) i.Cad Russell of Halliday transact ed business in Paragould during the forenoon. 7
 Mrs. J. A. Bradsher of Marnia duke has concluded visit of : few days to her sons. in Paragoult and returned home this morning
 Miss Gladys McAuley of Marina duke is visiting Miss Dot Thomp son and Mrs. John Simpson of thu vest part of the city.
 ' Will Simms today purchased from Ed w. Rowland new cottage sit aated in the west end and will oc chpy it as residence. nt "A ten-year-old sonaH c. Buchan an, residing at the Country Clui grounds, is critically i'll with pneu 1tonia. .sasssss. r7tt.s1.Ssss '' V <, ETom McCarey, ~Ao resided eigh lilies south of Paragould on thu feggitt farm, died yesterday after loon of pneumonia.
 liAndrew Little, who has been ex 2ra clerk at Joseph's for some time has returned to his home four mile vest of the city, and will assist hi &ather on the farm this season. Mrs. J. N. Robertson and daugh Ger left this morning for Boyds title in answer to message an founcing the serious illness of <; friend of the family.
 N The rains of this morning pre- vented the meeting of the teach {fs' association today. It was de cided by the few who assemble to render the same program at tn April meeting, with slight changes f Burglars entered the drug stor Of Brooks & Inman last night an secured some jewelry and othe falubles. The thieves entere through the back door, and made clear escape so far as any clews dis totered today would indicate. Misses Bertie and Edna Wiili ford of Marmaduke are visiting a the home of J. V. Landrum O West Highland street. The ladie fame to the city to attend tn teachers meeting at the West Sid school building.
 F (From Tuesdays Daily Press) $ F Attorney H. R. Partlow was business visitor in Little Rock to day.
 Mrs. Florence Stevens, mother c Mrs M. P. Huddleston, is seriousl nl at her home on Highland street x Dr. NJ. c. Graham of Gainesvill Sas visitor to the city this morn ihg.
 sTH. o. Aldred went to Sellmeye this forenoon to look after his tim Her interests at that place.
 fsC. D. Morrice was a bushes visitor to the city during the fore noon today.
 | Alonzo Tyner went south on tn 6Otton Belt this morning to be ab sent from the city few days ol business.
 tEld. T. A. Taylor of Reyno, Ok lkhoma, will give free lecture 10 night on vocal music at the Eas Side Christian church.
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