The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1918-07-05

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been at Atlanta, Ga, doing
stenographic work for sometime,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. "
J. Phillips and other relatives IN
his city.
Mr.. anl Mrs. Ned Z. AtAln
and little cousin, Miss Jimmie
Leslie, and Messrs + }. Echois
and Carl Hooper, of Parkdae
spent Sunday last with relatives
IN this city.
Lieut.. Horatio Wells, of the
9th Inf. of the u. 5. Regular
Army, now stationed at Waco,
rex, visited his parents, judge
and Mrs. Il. ". Wells, in this
'ity this week.
Mr.. w. F. Davis purchased
this week, from Mr. b. II. Jen-
nlngs the Crescent Cafe of this
city and will continue the bust
ness at the same stand in the
| future.
Mai. w. NJ Anderson has re-
turned from a six weeks visit to
Battle Greek, Mich. The MaIs.
many friends in this section will
be glad to learn that his health
was considerably benefited by
the trip.
Mr.. Pope Haynes and mother
have purchased from the Estate
of j. G. Knox, decd, the one.
half interest in the lot and
building owned by said estate,
in which the Haynes abstract
Offices and r. G. Knox law offices
are located, thereby becoming
sole owners of this property.
Rev. S. Il. Twitty and wife
have returned from Rochester,
Mimi, where Mr.. Twitty under
went an operation for appendi-
citis by Mayo Bros. Rev.
' Twitty's many friends will be
glad to learn that he is recuper-
ating rapidly and that his health
is now much better than fer
sometime.
Mr.. Geo. L. Rector, of Pine
Bluff, representing the F. g.
!, Smart Auto Co., was visitor to
this city last week on Govern
ment business. He will return
the latter part of this week
to consult the planters relative
to the Fordson Tractor, made by
the Ford Motor Co. This IS pure
lily patriotic move ell the part
of this osmpany, as they are re
: quired to haf lie this tractor at
, cost.
Among TN busy people of this
: this town, last Saturday, were
} the Post Office employees. Be
sides the r utine duties Of the
Office, thef had to sell and regis
ter about 81 900 worth of War
Savings Clamps. You can buy,
this morth, five dollar Savings
Stamp for four dollars and eigi :
teen cents. By doing this you
will Ielp yourself and, at the
same time, help your Govern
ment to win the war.
Mi IS Frances Villa Roddy, of Mon
ticeIo, was graduated from the New
Eng and Conservatory of Music, Bos-
. ton at largely attended commence
melt exercises held in Jordan Hall of
til Conservatory building on Tues
. d.y afternoon, June %. She has sue
csssfully completed the pianoforte
teachers course, which prepares
l5oung men and young women for
responsible education work. Her prln-
ciple instructor has been Charles +.
:. Dennee, of the faculty, well known as
I composer of several light operas and
of many songs. During her course
at Boston Miss Roddy has made many
5 appearances at the concerts and re-
citals which are given at frequent IN
tervals and which afford to the more
! advance students invaluable training
in public performing.
+, Last Saturday was a banner
day for the sale of War Savings
:. Stamps, in Monticello. The
g Post Office, alone, sold about
$1,000 worth of these Stamps,
while the three Banks sold
great many more. While reason
able provisions had been made
by the Post Office and the Banks
r for an ample supply of stamps,
s the entire stock was exhausted,