The Monticellonian., 1917-08-02

companied home by his father, Mir. NJ. ". Tippy, who will spend sometime visiting relatives in this city and county.
 Miss Margery Pusey has re- l turned from visit to St. i.ouis, where she had been purchasing 8 stock of goods preparatory to op- fening an art store in the rooms in the rear of spencer, Cameron & Co.'S Store, recently occupied by Miss Louie Hall.
 Mr. A. k. Lawson has purchas- ed the NJ. H. Burks homestead, about two miles south of this city. The consideration, SO we learn, was S160000 Mr. Burks owns other property farther out from town, but says that he may buy another place near the city limits.
 Rev. D. R. Dunham, of Brad ley county, passed through our city last Saturday morning en route to Cominto. Rev. Dunham informed us that he was on his way to Beulah Church, near Lacy, this county, to hold protracted meeting, which would close on Friday or Saturday of this week.
 Miss Willie May Miles, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Willie Miles. who live about 2 miles Northeast of here, passed through this city last Saturday morning, en route home from Warren, where she had been visiting her aunt, Mrs. billiard Reeves.
 Mrs o. w. McClintock and children, of Kinder, La., arrived in this city, on last Friday after. noon, on u visit to Mrs McClin- tock's father, Mir. k. D. Wells. They were accompanied by little Miss Virginia Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Wells, of of this city, who had been visit- ing them for sometime.
 Mr. J. E Dye, of Midway, in the southern part of this county, was a pleasant caller at our of- flee last Saturday. MT. Dye IS one of Drew county's oldest and best citizens and most prosper ous farmer. Uncle Johnn has many friends scattered over the country who will be glad to learn that he is enjoying the best of l health.
 l There was meeting of the business men and farmers of Drew county held at the Union Bank and Trust Co, on last Saturday afternoon, to discuss the proposition of holding Rural Chau- tauqua in this county. Prof. Frank Horsfall, and County Demonstration, c. C. Randall, have charge of the blaming of the programme. It is not definitely decided when the Chautuaqua will be held, but the dates the managam ent have in mind are Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the last week in Au- gust.
 l Dr. B. P. Kimbro, wife anl daughters, M sdames 0. F. Hud- speth and w. A. Summersville and Misses Juanita and V nn'e Kimbro, and brother, MT X.ll Kimbro, left yesterday morning, by automobile. for Little R,ck, to visit Dr. and Mrs. Kimbro's son, Mir. Marvin K mbre, wh,, by appointment, was to meet them there. Mir. Kimbro has b 'en a member of the U. $. Reg liar Army for several years. with headquarters at some point in Oklahoma.
 Dr. NJ. k. Shewmake, wife , and little daughter, Miss June, visited Dr. Shewmake's sister, Mrs. k. B. Hudspeth, at Gonr l, Lincoln county. this week. Dr.
 Shewmake has returned to his home in this city, but his wife , and baby accompanied Mir. and Mrs. k T. Woodson, who had
 been visiting Mrs. Wooispn's parents, MT and Mrs. Hudspsth, at Gourd for sometime, to their home at Crosbyton, Texts. Mrs.
 Shewmake will visit her sister,
 Mrs. s. E. Cole, at Lubbp;k, : Texas, before returning home.
 MT. D. E. Oaraway passed ~