The Monticellonian., 1919-05-02
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 A. E. Hankins. Grocer and S 5>sil4lh
 Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald and Ii :ol and daughter of Altheimer s.s il, guests of Mrs. McDonald's 70 ef Mrs. E. F. Hieganson.
 Carl Wells left Tuesday fo 'ort land where he has accepted posi- ton with the J. s. Kimbro Lumber lCo.
 Douglas Wood of Eudora was call ed home by the illness of his mother Mrs. Jeff Wood. Mrs. Woods con. dition is very much improved.
 Southeast Arkansas Motor Go have secured the agency for the Dodge car in addition to the Buick agency.
 Ford Owners: when you need any genuine Ford parts see Hardy & White. We carry large stock of parts at all times.
 Mrs. w. R. Pope returned yester- day from New York where she attended the presentation of the silver sercice to the battle ship Ark. ansas.
 Mrs. Daniel Tender who has been the guest of her aunts, Mrs. w. E. Hendricks and Mrs. Wilson Lambert, returned Saturday to her home at Dallas.
 MT. and Mrs. Van Cearley and chill dren left yesterday for Grapevine where MT. Cearley is to have charge of the Standard Oil agency of that place.
 Sweet potatoes will probably be one of our best money crops this year We are in a position to furnish you slips. Place your order at once.-A. E. Hankins.
 It. Commander Shore McCloy who is with the Battleship Missouri has landed at Stony Point, Va. and is expected in this city this after noon.
 Mrs. Hugh Clark and small son, Hugh Jr., left yesterday for Conway wher they will make their home. Miss Juanita Kimbro accompanied them as far as Dermott.
 Southeast Arkansas Motor Go. announces that they have secured l the services of Mr. Fay Braan, an expert mechanic. If your car needs attention de not fail to see him.
 When you need Storage Battery for your car see us before you buy We can furnish you with better battery for less money. Hardy & White. Phone 317.
 NOTICE to MASONS-Grand Lecturer, Baker Clark of Little Rock will visit the local lodge of F. and A. M. for three days, May 9th 9th and 10th. All masons are invit- ed to come and hear him.
 Thomas Y. Carpenter has been dis charged from the army and return ed to his home at Valley Junction MT. Carpenter was with the 42nd Division. He was over seas about seven months but was not wounded.
 Did you ever think that people die at the wrong time? They are not ready. l can show you one way te be ready at all times, the Preachers can show you the other. Don't sleel on your rights, good people. Geo. C. Payne, Agt. Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
 Mrs. J. o. Cooper, ST. and Mrs Sam McCloy returned Sunday from Little Rock where they were called lby the serious illness of their brother MT. E. o. Manees. The latest reports are that MT. Manees is improving rapidly. x II The Christian Science Reading Room over Union Bank and Trust Il Company is open to the public every afternoon from 2 to 5, except Sun days. Here authorized Christian Science literature may be read, pur chased or borrowed.
 Felton Davis, son of MT. and Mrs U. c. Davis of this city, has receiv ed his discharge and returned to hi: home in this city. Felton enlisted lin Co. 9 of 126th Inf. and went over seas with the 32nd Division about |; year ago. He was on the front ?. days but contrary to early reports h. was not wounded.