WIVILLE.
By Our Regular Correspondent.
Mr. R. T. Martin of Howell,
was in town last week.
Mr. Tucker from Tip was on
our streets last Friday.
The ladies’ Knights of Honor
held their regular meeting here
last Friday.
Mr. Brown of Bald Knob is
visiting relatives at this place.
Quite a number of young folks
from McCrory were in our com
munity Sunday.
A. J. Marsh was down from
McCrory last week attending to
business.
Mrs. W. A. Moore, Miss John
son and Lem Farrar of Cotton
Plant were visiting relatives here
Mrs. Sam Beard and Mrs.
Littleton from Howell and Cotton
Plant were in town last Friday.
Col. F. J. Maybery, of May
bei’y, Ark., was in town Monday.
We had a splendid rain Satur
day night and Sunday, which
we farmers certainly needed.
Quite a number of young folks
aimed to visit the Bayou Sunday
for children’s day services but
the rain stopped them.
•The lumber for a large two
story school house is now on the
ground at this place and the
future looks bright at present
for a prosperous school. We
hope it will continue to look that
way.
Misses Allie and Ninn Beard
of Ho well, were in town shopping
last week.
A number of boys had quite an
egg roast in this neighborhood
Saturday night. What else they
had we ’re unable to say.
Tom Munns one of Wiville’s
merchants spent Sunday out at
the old home place.
Marshall Thompson spent Sat
urday night in or on Louslitow.
V'e don’t know which, ask him.
Tip.
By Our Regular Correspondent.
Ola Scales was in our neigh
borhood last week.
A. S. Thompson is talking of
moving his brick machinery
down on F. B. Winfree’s farm. "
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Best Flour, 1st patent, 3.90
Poney Steel Plows, 1.90
Best Leaf Tobacco perlb. .23
Arbuckle Coffee, perlb .12\
Ladies’ Shoes, .75 to 1.00
Mac stock• of Stone Churns.
Best FI on r, 2 nd p> (tent, o. 05
Member S Plows 3.00
Li on Coffee per lb. . 12\
Scans Tomatoes, .25
Everything low for CASH.
Mew stock dried fruit. Large stock Mason’s fruit Jars.
Fresh stock of Amunition, Loaded Shells of all kinds, Pre
serves in bucket sand jars, country dried peaches, perlb. .00
California evaporated peaches, per lb. AO. Choice pure
Molasses, 35c,ts per gallon. Calico 5cts per yard. Iam
agent for Peter’s Diamond brand Shoe.
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J. G. Dupree made a flying trip
to Augusta last week.
Mr. Smith of Wiville, paid his
son T. A. a visit last Friday.
Mr. Thompson of Paragould,
accompanied by A. S. Thompson
bf DeView, were in our neigbor
liood last week.
The serenaders seem to liave
made a stampede Saturday night,
having in their possession the
best of musical instruments,
such as beils, old plows, quilting
frames, etc.
J. N. Fowler informs us that
he was in McCrory last week
and accidently stepped into a sa
loon. Of course, he wouldn’t
have gone in only through mis
take and said he never felt worse
in his life.
J. W. Rayner and wife were in
Augusta several days since.
T. A. Smith and Herman Wood
are talking of taking in the reun
ion.
Chas. Homer and Bob Smith
of McCrory, were guests of W.
D. Tucker Sunday.
Will Wilder and Louin Cole
passed through town Sunday
evening en route for Howell and
Brinkley.
Children’s day services were
held Sunday and despite the
threatening weather there was
a large congregation.
Married: On Thursday even
ing May 16, at the residence of
J. H. Hartsell, George Lane to
Etta Wise, Esq. Winfree officiat
ing.
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Patronage solicited. DeView, Ark.