The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-24

| has just recovered from the effects of vaccination against typhoid and smallpox and says the boys are fanxious for orders to go to Europe. Adams is a grandson of J. c. Ad- ans, the groceryman of this city, and is well known to all the school boys and girls of Paragould. 1 (From Wednesdays Daily Press.) l H. Toelken of Lafe was a busi- ness visitor in the city this morn ling.
 | WANTED to hear from owner of good farm for sale. Northwestern Business Agency, Minneapolis, Minn.
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 Tax Collector Chris Shane has lclosed the book and the delinquent list is now in the hands of the printer.
 Corn Field Beans, Seed Navy Beans and Field Pumpkin Seed lNEWSOM'S. #25
 Shelly Lynn, who went to St Louis several days ago to enter a government training school, has re- turned home on account of ill health.
 Our prices on flour are right NEWSOM'S. *25 Fred R. Lockwood, an energetic young farmer of the Center Hill neighborhood, was chosen, a mem Der of the school board at that place last Saturday at the school election.
 Harvest Machine Oil. NEWSOM'S
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 Chas. Livingston, age 2S, of Kno- bel, who was brought to the local sanitarium for treatment yesterday morning, died last night. His re- mains will be shipped to Knobel tonight.
 Fly Paper, Traps, Swatters and Poison at NEWSOM'S *25 Mrs. R. H. Weatherly and daugh- ter, Miss Inez, and MT. and Mrs Robert Blair are moving to theil homes on West Court street. These are two of the handsomest resi- dences in Paragould.
 A few more fruit jars at last years prices. Buy now. NEW ISOM'S. *25
 Mrs. Clara Shane, mother of Ed Chris, Sam and Cecil Shane, went lout to the Camp Ground this morn. ling to spend several days visiting a daughter, Mrs. Made McKelvey.
 Buster" Shelby has gone to Lexa where he has accepted employment with the Iron Mountain railway.
 Wm. F. Kirsch is i'll at his home lon West Main street.
 TAKEN UP-By A. J. King al lStonewall: One bay horse, IA 1-2 hands high, 12 years old: both hind feet white, spot on forehead.
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 Ethan Allen has accepted a posi- Ition with the Globe drug store as dispenser.
 E. w. Scheer of Lafe spent the day in town looking after busi- IneSs.
 BETRAYED OR STOLEN-From Bark Camp Island, one roan mare Iabout 500 lbs; branded on left Jaw; about four (4) years old. w. u. Gipson, Route Paragould.
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 The annual institute for the public school teachers of Greene Greene county will convene in this lefty on the 11th day of next month. The law requires all licensed teach CTS to attend the full five days, unless excused for cause by the county examiner A course of study for us during the institute has been prepared by the state de- partment of education, and mailed to the several county examiners.
 The results of the school cleo tion on the question of county su- pervision, as received and tabulated by the county clerk up to noon to- day, show close race, the opposi- tion to the change from examiner to superintendent being less than | 30 over the vote for the measure. Something like one-third of the rural districts are yet to be heard ] from.
 M c. Henderson of New Friend ship is spending the week in Para gould. Mir. Henderson had his eye | injured by a briar scratch and is here under the care of Dr. F. l.. Castleberry.
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart, Bob