The weekly soliphone., 1917-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION !!

' with a few doses, of 666. *tf
 J. M. Tyner of Walcott spent the day in town.
 Mir and Mrs. R. E. Seay of Wal colt spent the day in town.
 Jack McHaney of Walcott spent the day in town.
 RUB-MY-TIsM - AntiscptIc, Re lieves Rheumatism. sprains, NeuraI- gia, etc. sf
 Dr. George Bridges spent yester- day afternoon in the city on busi- ness.
 Dr. Jones Lamb of Beech Grove lspent yesterday afternoon in the city on professional business.
 Misses Ruth and Sallie Oliver of Gainesville spent yesterday in the city.
 Robert Merryman and John Brew CT drove over from Cardwell yes terday.
 Wiley Carpenter of Marmaduke is a business visitor in Paragould today.
 Miss Sadie Murchison of Marma- duke is visiting friends in Para gould.
 Be on the safe side with your wife and order either a sack of "Wedding Bells" 'Peacemaker" or Belle of Washington" flour next time from NEWSOM'S GROCERY.
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 R.. H. Buchanan of Fair View transacted business in Paragould today.
 w. K. Nicely of Rector was business visitor in Paragould yes terday.
 Wedding Bells,". "Peacemalkcr" and Belle of Washington" flour are Hours that will stand the test. Get sack from NEWSOM'S GRO CERY and be convinced. SC
 Conrad Hampton of Cardwell spent last evening with his mother, Mrs. A. V. Hampton.
 Jas. R. Miller of the Oak Grove community, was a Paragould visitor today.
 J. L. Dacus, merchant of Wal colt, was in the city this after moon.
 Wedding Bells" "Peacemaker," i and Belle of Washington" Hours are building up large list of sat isfied customers for NEWSOM'S GROCERY. "6
 Wiley Lipscomb, cashier of the Farmers Bank of Marmaduke. transacted business in Paragould today.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Patterson, Mir. and Mrs. R. N. Donaldson, of Marmaduke spent the day in the city.
 Dr. w. P. Hutchins, who lives on route three out of Paragould, went to Piggott this morning on business.
 The prices on Wedding Bells, "PeacemalIer" and Belle of Wash ington" Hours. will advance 4Oc barrel on the 9th of April. NEW |SQM'S GROCERY. #6
 J. A. Mcdaniel, a prominent cit izen of the Bethel section of the county, spent the afternoon in the city.
 Thos. H. Martin of near Brook land was here today visiting his f q NNrhn ies in for treatment.
 o. R. Clayton has sold his gen eral store at Cardwell to J. S. New berry. Mr. Clayton will return to Paragould and carry mail on route six.
 Buy flour this week. All flour prices will advance 4Oc per bar rel on the 9th of April. NEW SOMS GROCERY. SC
 w. w. (Buck) Barron has ten .dercd his resignation as surveyor for Greene county, to take effect as soon as his successor can be ap- pointed or elected
 'ui iNdtpf lllC ycuI-Olu DrOIn- Ter of Mrs. Chas. Helwig, last night swallowed an ordinary carpet tack. The tack lodged in young Raabs throat and at noon today had not been removed, although specialists had been endeavoring to give relief.
 Rev. J. M. Hughey, presiding eld- Ter of the Methodist church for this district, conducted services yester- day at 10 o'clock at Griffin Memo rial church. He held quarterly con ference for the Paragould district at II o'clock.
 J. II. Elkins, B. F. Brogden and w. T. Obcrst, a committee repre- senting the business men of Blythe vile, spent the day here, inspect ing Paragould's paving. l.. U.i Stedman piloted the delegation over the city during the forenoon, and R. w. Meriwether took them to the country and other points around Paragould this afternoon.