The weekly soliphone., 1917-07-12

Uncle Andy Bishop of Hooker was
transacting business in Paragould
during the day.
Will Emmert of the Center Hill
neighborhood has sold to w. A
Stevenson a 40 acre tract of land
in the Shiloh neighborhood.
Mrs. A. G. Kennedy, who has
been visiting her son, Cecil Ken
nedy, has returned to her home al
Marmaduke.
Fruit Jars, Jar Caps, Jar Rub
bers and Sealing Wax. NEW
SONS. *13
Sheriff Robert Elmore went tc
Little Rock this morning on bust
ness for the county.
Miss Karon Vanover went tC
Stonewall' today for visit of sew
eral days.
Another 4Oc barrel decline on
our Wedding Bells, Peacemaker and
Belle of Washington Flours. NEW
SONS. *13
Mrs. Leona Pritchard and son
Charley, of Black Rock are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Kate Glover
on East Lake street.
Miss HAZEL Launis of Harrisburg
arrived this morning to spend q
go, ,lo,,c 1,icit;po NTH NJiocac RJay,lf
Johnson and Grace Giles,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Haygood CT
Campbell, Mo-, will return home
this afternoon after a visit with
Andrew Morgan.
New Crop Bulk Turnip Seed
NEWSOM'S. *13
Miss Fay Mckinney of Harrisburg
has conclude a visit of several days
with friends in Greene county and
returned home this morning.
Miss Jessie Moore, daughter OF
John Moore of Bard, has returned
from Bolton, Texas, where she has
been attending Bailor college for
two years.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mckinney of Harris
burg, who has been visiting at tho
home of DR.. Geo. Bridges east OF
the city, returned to her, home this
morning.
We have a low price on Fruit
Jars. NEWSOM'S. %13
A
C. Griffin of this city, returned tC
his home at Harrisburg this morn
ing, after spending a week with his
afflicted brotheIS
Miss Lille Apperson will arrive
home this evening from Jonesboro
where she is employed in office
work, and will spend part of hel
vacation in Paragould.
Get our prices on Mason's Fruit
Jars before you buy. NEWSOM' 5
#13
Roy Cay, a young man whose
home is four miles west of Para
gould, has gone to Detroit, Mich.
to seek employment in an auto
mobile factory.
Mrs. J. Harry Mcpherson, Mrs
Howell and Miss Rachael Howell
left this morning for Hunter, Ark
Next week they will go to Nortl
Carolina to spend the summer.
TAKEN up have taken III
one black mare, three years old, OF
the farm of Columbia Cooper, five
miles west of Beech Grove, on thC
Delaplaine and Beech Grove road
The owner may have animal b!
calling for same, paying for pas
ture of same from the 18th of Ma!
last, and the cost of this advertise
ment. Ernest Rawls. "27I
e. w. Treadaway of the county
returned today from a months visi
to friends in Eastern Craigheat
county and reports crop prospects
as remark ably fine in that section
Lee Baker, residing on join
Hoyers farm on Rush Island
brought to the city today the mrs
cotton bloom exhibited here thi
year. He says he has had bloom
for a week. Bertig Bros. presented
Mr.. Baker a new hat.
C. f. Snider, a former residen
of Paragould, but now a substantial
farmer of the county, spent tn
lday in the. city, and reported tina
prospects are good for a bumpe
crop of corn and cotton in his sec
, ton. He said the plants are small
for the time of year, but that tn
stand is good, and being cultivate
| better and in more up-to-dat
manner than ever before.
(From Mondays Daily Press)
Ezra Warren went to Knobel OF
| the noon train to be absent iron