The weekly soliphone., 1917-08-23
(From Mondays Daily Fress)

(From Mondays Daily Fress)
The ur-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy G.. Martin of Gaines
Vile died yesterday.
Miss Jessie Sritc, who recently
moved from here to fayetteville,
spent yesterday in this city.
| Miss Ruby Freeman of Blythe
vile is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. f, Freeman.
| ID. F. Randolph has returned
| from Waupach. Wis. where he spent
the past two weeks with his wife
and an aunt Mrs. Randolph will
return soon
Rev. r. r. Liddell has begun a
revival meeting at the Second Bap-
fist church.
| Miss Tabitha Knox is i'll with
typhoid at her residence on West
Main street
J. +. Cardwel will leave tonight
for Montreal, N. c. Mrs. Cardwell
and children have been spending
the summer there.
| The two-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Jeff Freeman of Route
6, died yesterday. Burial took place
in New Friendship cemetery.
Virginia Thompson, daughter of
Cicero Thompson. is i'll with typhoid.
A daughter of J. X Eubanks, south
Of town, also has typhoid
Rev J. +. Jernigan left this
morning for Black Rock to hold
quarterly conference for Rev. J. NJ
! Hughey.
! Miss Lila Mae Crowder is the
guest Of Miss Wirta Mae Potter,
| Miss Crowder is Cnroute from her
old home at Corning to Blytheville
Mrs. Oliver of Brinklcy, who has
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Wyse,
left for her home this morning.
She was accompanied by Miss Dor
othy Wyse.
Mrs. Geo. Lackey returned from
a visit to relatives at CardWell
this morning. She was accompa-
nicd home by her sister, Mrs. Eva
Pool, and Mrs. Pools daughter.
Mrs. b. j. Brooks and children.
J Alice and Will Robert, who have
been visiting Mrs. Brooks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Kirby. left this
morning for their home at Hatties-
| t.i, IN
at Jonosboro. this state, and Jack
son, Tenn, to visit relatives.
ID. G. Beauchamp. state game
commissioner. left Saturday night
for st. Paul, Mimi, to attend a
meeting Of the National Game Com
mission.
| Mrs. Lucy pickner and daugh-
ter, Louise of Maiden, who have
been visiting Miss Emma Souger.
two miles east Of town, returned to
their home this morning.
Capt H. T.. Longino OF Little
Rock is here to administer anti
typhoid vaccine TO the members OF
| Company II. The boys will have
to cat soup and toast for lunch and
dinner. Maj. Little is also here.
Mr. and Mrs l. X. Booker have
returned from Holly Springs Miss,
where they visited Mrs Booker's
mother. Mrs. Ben Powell. Mr.
Booker has resumed his duties as
bookkeeper at Bertig's store
Mr. and Mrs, A.. j. Johnson re
ceived a communication from Con
gresham Caraway this morning Civ
ing them the address of their son.
whom they had not heard from in
several months He is with the
American eXpeditionary force in
France
Elvin T.. Miller, baggage agent
at the union depot, was fined SO
in city court this morning for
drunkenness. Two and Que half
gallons of whiskey were taken from
him by Policeman Boone. A sepa-
rate charge for violating the bone
dry law will be preferred.
Joe Gill. of Bar Camp Island. who
was arrested last week for drunk
enness. was fined SO this morning
in police court. Tom Gill. son of
Joe Gill. was fined 500 in Esq
Hays court for conveying whiskey
over public highways. He took an