The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1917-09-06

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Mrs. Gertrude Hardy and chill
dren, Louise and Benjamin. hav,
returned from a visit to relative
at Hot Springs.
Mr.. j. L. Terry left the first o
this week for Dermott. where h,
goes to work in the insur
ance business.
Mr.. I'll. l.. Archer, of Eldorado
Kansas, is visiting the family oil
his father, Mr.. L. Archer, neal
this city.
We are pleased to announce
that we can show you the best
S1.00 and 81 30 dress shirts to be
had.-Model Shoe Store.
Mr.. Giles Pittman has severed hi.
connection with the Standard Oil
Company and is now connected, a,
salesman, with the Owen Jolley Hard
ware Compay
Prof. V. b. Morgan has been appoint
ed County Examiner for Drew County
vice Prof. w. b. Massey, who resigned
the position to accept the Superintend.
pnaU of the " Saboat,
Mrs. j. b. Wilson had as her guests
last week DR.. and Mrs. V. II. Williams,
of Jasper, Ala, and Misses Flauda and
Roxie and Mr. Chas. Williams, of
Townley, Ala.
Miss Annie Wilson, after visit to
the family of her father, Mr.. w. J.
Wilson, left yesterday morning for
Waurika, Okla, where she is employed
in an abstract office.
Mr.. William f. Spencer and sister,
Miss Sadie Spencer, left yesterday
morning for Roswell, N NJ, where the
former will attend school aud the lat.
ter will spend the winter, recuperatng
NOTICE-The Benevolent Aid will
meet at the Presbyterian Church Tues
day afternoon, September Ii, at o.
clock. Please remember the monthly
showers. Secretary.
Miss Ruby Johnson, who had been
visiting the family of Mr.. NJ. e. Cruce,
in this city for the past week or ten
days, left for her home at Tyler, Texas,
last Tuesday morning
Mr.. o. w. McClintock and family,
after visit with Mrs McClintock' s
father, Mr.. Il. ID. Wells, in this city, left
Tuesday morning for their home at
Kinder, La.
Mrs. w. S Copeland, of this city, and
her mother, Mrs. j. IL. Berry, of Foun-
tain Hill, VINO has been visiting hel
here for sometime, visited relatives at
Dermott the first of this week.
Mrs. w. l.. Gammell, of Montrose,
and Mrs. Sidney n iron, of Morrell, re-
turned to their homes yesterday morn.
ing, after visit to Mr.. w. Z. Caamb
ers and other relatives near College
Station.
Miss Lula May Morris, of Wilmar
passed through this city last Tuesday
morning en- route to Little Rock,
where she will spend sometime visiting
with relatives.
Masters Bonner Kidd and Herschel
Riffell passed through this city last
Tuesday morning EN- route to Little
Rock from a visit to relatives and
friends at Wilmar.
Ladies' Novelty Footwear for
Fall, in white, gray, mahogany
and black kid, elegant styles, at
right prices; see these.-Model
Shoe Store.
The catalogue for the coming
Fair is out. Call on, or write
DR.. A. S. j. Collins, Secretary Of
the Fair Association, if you de-
sire a copy.
All Children's and Misses Bill
liken style shoes, suitable for
school wear, to be closed out al
wholesale cost.-Boyd Dry Goods
Company.
Mesdames Rosa Sullivan and
Jane Morgan, of Colt, Arkansas,
visited the family of Mr., Z. w
Gabbie, near this city, this
week.
Prof. Frank Horsfall made {
trip to Boonville, Arkansas, TIN
week, where he carried Miss Liz
zie Brown, of College Station, Il
the Boonville Sanatorium.
Miss Kittie Wells left the first of thi
week for Denver, Colo, to attend
house party. She will go from Their
to California to resume her duties a
a professional moving picture actress
Miss Christabelle Finn return
ed the latter part of last wee
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs