Paragould soliphone., 1922-08-14

Gf a son born yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs Louis Treadway of Route No. , announce the birth of :, girl, born yesterday
 Otho Newsom, formerly a sales man at Stedmans has accepted a position with the Lane Motor O.
 Mrs. Guy c. May of Waldron ar rived last night to visit several days in the city with MT and Mrs. E. S. Heaton of West Poplar street
 FOR SALE Forty acre farm, To- cated one-half mile east of Bethel Terms to suit. Address Mrs. E B. Hyers, Gainesville, Ark. "15p
 Isaac Johnson, who has been visit ing his sons, Garfield and Andrew Johnson several days, returned last night to his home at Washington, Ind.
 Mrs. Jacob Glasscock left Tues day night for santa Fe, New Mexico, where she will spend several weeks for the benefit of her health.
 MT. and Mrs G. l.. Mcdonald and children returned Wednesday nieht:from an overland trip to points in Illinois where they spent several days visiting.
 Mrs Chas. Jameson, who visited her sistor-in-law, Mrs. J. H. O'Bry- ant of 314 North Third street, re turned yesterday morning to her home at Saltwater, Okla.
 Miss Lila Harris of Norris City, Ill.,, arrived Wednesday night to spend several days in the city visit ing her sister, Mrs. D. R. Mcdonald of 71S North Second street.
 P. G. Pugh returned to his home at Nashville, Tenn, this morning, after short visit in the city with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Houston of North Pruet street Mrs. Pugh will remain several days with her par ents.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Freeman and daughter. Miss Lavada. left yes ,crday via overland trip to Dyers- burg and other points in Tennessee where they will spend ten days visit ing relatives.
 Marriage Hcneses have been issued to the following couples: James A. French and Miss Edith Peeier, both of this city; B. G. Moore of Marma- duke and Miss Emma Castleberry of this city; Chas. Erickson of Chi caeo and Mrs Matte Jones of Gid con. Mo.
 To the fellow voters of Greene county I take this method of express ing my appreciation for the support you gave me. l am yours, very respectfully, c. w. Butler. *l"&S
 Messrs. Cicero and Willis Deakin MT. and Mrs. J. A. Lambert and Mrs Minnie Noble left yesterday morning for Memphis, Jackson, 8o- livar and other points in Tennessee where they will visit friends and relatives for several days. They made the trip overland.
 Mr and Mrs. Meyer Silverstein of Memphis are the guests of Mrs. Silverstein's sister, Mrs. Chas. Par ish of North Third street. They will go to Marmaduko tonight to visit Mrs. Silverstcin's mother, Mrs. R. C. Cavitt.
 Ed Waters and Roy Joiner have rented d part of the building for- merly occupied by Mrs. Bertha Cliff ford east of the Paragould Trust Company. and will put in res taurant. Mrs. Clifford moved her millinery department to the west side of the building.
 Earl Clayton, who has finished his second year in medicine at Tu- lane University, New orleans. La, arrived Wednesday to spend his vacation with home folk. Dr. Clay ton is reported as having lea all his classes the past year in his eX- cellent work.
 One of the biggest "olG time pie nics of the season was that gwen yesterday at Cotton Belt school house north of the city by the Farmers Union. There were more than a thousand people present, it is said The principle speakers were: eohn Kirby, Theodore McNeely of Marina duke. who is president of the Cen tral Trades and Labor Council, and Elmer Sandford of Halliday Good things to eat were there in an abundance. Music was furnished by the Shilo male quartette and the Cotton Belt string band. The music by the band was led by the twelve year old son of MT. Joe Smith or