The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-28

Blytheville today.
(From Tuesdays Daily Press)
New white hats, Just received and
very low priced. Mrs. S. L. Byrd.
*29
r. S. Holloway of Newport spent
esserday in 'Paragould.
Mrs. viii Moore of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. Anna Trice.
1925 for leo lbs. best granulat-
ed sugar Saturday at Acme Store.
A. 0. U. w. corner. 200
The old hitch yard at corner Of
Pruet and Poplar streets, opposite
A. O. U. w. building has been re-
opened for free use of farmers Use
it. Acme Store, A. 0. U, w. cor
ner. #29
| LOST-One straw suit case, con
tanning 14yearold boys clothing
and lady's skirt and shoes Find
err notify j. d. Mitchell, Rector,
Ark, and receive reward *29
ESTRAYED-Fro my place in
North end of Paragould, Ark, one
black mare mule, 4 years old; left
my premises on June IA had rope
around neck. Will pay $500 re-
ward for any information Notify
r. T. Taylor, Paragould, Ark,
Route 6. sop
| Special low prices clearance
sale of all hats, trimmings and cor
sets. Mrs. S. l.. Byrd. *29
| Misses Lois Cooper and Rheamona
;urridge of Walnut Ridge are
guests OF Mrs. Frank Yantis.
Mrs. b. A. Russell left this morn
ing for Lexa to spend several weeks
with her husband.
Mrs. Herbert Scott and Children
If Helena are the guests of reia
tives and friends in the city.
If you own an automobile why
rot tender its free use to convey
Red Cross speakers to their APP
continents in the country to pro-
cure subscriptions to the fund? 1t
IS the sacred duty of everyone to
| give literally of both time and
money to make the worthy cause
\ wonderful success. Automobile
owners are in position to render
material assistance.
, Mrs Scott Holloway and chill
dren of Newport are visiting Mrs,
You'll save money By getting your
nat. trimmings and corsets at Mrs.
5. l.. Byrds. Clearance sale is
| now going on. *29
Holloways parents. DR.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Scott
Miss Gladys Flippin, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
| Flippin, left this morning for her
home at Vanndale.
(Trom Wednesdays Daily Press.)
Mrs. Frank Leroy is visiting
friends at Wynne.
J. D. Block went TO Wynne this
, morning.
Mrs. f. d. Wooburn is a visitor
at Campbell, Mo-. today.
Frank Childs has returned from
visit to relatives at Senath, Mo
Joe Jackson of Marmaduke trans
acted business in Paragould today
Mesdames Cora Omsby and Frank
Edmonson, of Hornersville, spent
the day in Paragould shopping.
Esq. John n. Johnson of Gaines
ellie spent the day in the city look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. Luther Parrish of Marina
duke is visiting relatives and
friends here.
DR.. A. T.. Robinson of Leachville
spent last night with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Robinson.
b, w Heard left this morning
for Van Buren,, where he was call
ed by the illness of his father
Miss Carlee Swindle returned this
morning from a visit of ten DAYS
with Mrs. Ruth Ensor at Marian
ma.
Bob Partain of Truman spent yes
terday in Paragould. Mr.. Partain
recently moved to Truman where
he is employed in the Bradsher
Glasscock Five and Ten Cent store. |
Mrs. Ethel Garland, wife of Ben
L. Garland, foreman at the Wrape |
factory. died this morning after a |
long illness of tuberculosis Mrs |
Garland is survived by her hus-
band, one son and one daughter.
Rev. G. II. Faulkner of Crowley |
was brought to the local sanitarium |
last night for treatment. Rev
Faulkner, who is seventy eight
years old, sustained a fractured hip
last week when he fell while trying
to dodge an unruly cow
Sixty women have paid their poll
tax in Greene county. There are
more than four thousand women of
voting age in the county. The tax
is one dollar and all goes to the
school fund. Saturday is the last