The weekly soliphone., 1917-04-12
PERSONAL MENTION

yesterday in Paragould.
 Geo. Gogue of Rector transacted business in Paragould today.
 Robert Cudd of Marmaduke was business visitor in Paragould today.
 Tom Henley of Marmaduke spent the day in Paragould.
 Rev. J. D. J. Faulkner of the Oak Grove community spent the day in the city.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jones are the parents of a baby boy, born April
 United States Rrecruiting Officer Futile left last night for Wynne, where he will remain several days.
 Dr. Geo. Bridges, of Mitchell's Point spent the afternoon in the city on professional business.
 Andy Schug of the eastern end of the county transacted business in the city today.
 Judge E. D. Robinson of Marian ma is business visitor in the city today.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. P. Blackwood of Walcott were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Porter Cathey yesterday
 A. E. Randall, cashier of the Bank of Marmaduke, spentr yesterday in Paragould.
 Glove Faulkner of Stanford has purchased Chevrolet car from Bertig Bros.
 c. E. Bond of Marmaduke spent the day in the city looking after business matters.
 T. T. Mardis of Harrisburg spent the forenoon in ParagOuld en route to Blytheville.
 Joe Jackson of Marmaduke was a business visitor in Paragould to- day.
 Miss Lizzie Irwin of Marmaduke spent the day in Paragould shop ping.
 Mrs. Carrie Downen of Rector returned home this morning after a visit of a few days with Mrs. l. w. Reeder of South Seventh street.
 J. w. Wiley and family of De- Soto. Mo-, have moved to Paragould. They are living at Eleventh street and Kings Highway.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cleve Cutrell are moving back to Paragould from Lexa. MT. Cutrell is an employe of tho Irn,, MOnpto;1, roi1rOal
 Sam McHaney will have the rooms where the Parrish college was formerly located, over Crowell's store, converted into office rooms.
 Mrs. Rosa Belle .Mewborne of Brighton and Tine Howard of the same town were Married Wednes- day morning.
 c. w. Lackey, father of Geo. Lockcy of this city, died yesterday afternoon of heart failure at his home in Cardwell. MT. and Mrs. Geo. Lackey and Dr. c. A. Hardes- ty went over to attend the funeral which was conducted at Cardwell this afternoon.
 Young Joe Liddell, grandson of Col. Joe Liddell of the north side of the county, yesterday evening joined the United States navy at the local recruiting office.
 Mrs. D. W. Kcmpner and daugh- ter. Mary Jean, of Galveston, Tex, arc here on a visit to Mrs. Kemp ners parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ad Bertig.
 Edgar Landrum, Perry Shoema- ker Fob Thompson and Mrs. James stanton have recently purchased Ford ears from the Stedman Hard ware Company.
 Mrs. Henry Hays. age 22 years, died at the family home near Mar maduke yesterday. Mrs. Hays was the daughter of D. Harold of this city She is survived by her hus- band and two children. The re- mains were buried at Linwood cem- etery today.
 Leslie Heron and Miss Laverta Daniels were married last evening by Squire J. w. Thompson. MT Heron is employed at Bridges drug store and is a brother of Will Her ron. Mrs. Heron is the daughter of Mrs. Lucy c. Daniels of North Avenue.
 Fred Wright, dispenser at Thomp- sons rug store, has received a mes sage announcing the death of his grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Moone, at Meridian, Miss Mrs. Moone was seventy-five years old and is sur vived by five children, all living; also by her mother, who is quite active at 97 years. This is the only death in the family for more than twenty-five years.