BIRTH NOTICES

These birth notices came from the Brinkley Argus in 1898. Monroe County communities
would submit gossip sections to this paper each week and each gossip column was given a name
I've included those names with the birth notices. During this time period, the paper was
published once a week - on Thursdays. 
This particular page is complete.  I've found all the birth notices I can find in the Brinkley
Argus between 1896-1898.  This page will have no more updates.

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November 3, 1898
Local/Brinkley - Our friends, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Brown, if looking any older are happy at being
Grandpa and Grandma Brown. The little grandchild being born to Mr. and Mrs. Brode BROWN, near
Clarendon Saturday last.

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July 21, 1898
Black Ankle Notes Born - to  H.N. and Mrs. DANIEL, a ten pound baby boy. Mother and child are
doing well. H.N. will probably recover in time to attend the summer picnics.
September 8, 1898
Turner Paragraphs - A little stranger came to the home of Arch DAY and wife a few days ago.
She is a delicate little maid, but we hope she will long be (?)spaired to brighten the lives of 
her parents.
July 14, 1898
Black Ankle Notes Born - to Mrs. Will DOOLEY, a bouncing baby boy. Will may survive, but will
hardly resume his natural appearance.

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October 13, 1898
Turner Paragraphs - A bouncing baby girl came to the house of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. FIELDER last
Tuesday. Mother and child doing well.

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July 14, 1898
Turner Paragraphs - We congratulate Mr. Ed GRAHAM and wife upon the arrival of a baby boy at 
their home July 1. Long life to him.

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February 3, 1898
Black Ankle Notes Born: - to Mr. and Mrs. Sam HALLUMS, a bouncing girl baby. Mother and child
are doing well but Sam is still a little nervous.
October 20, 1898
Turner Paragraphs - To Willie Bob and Katie HENDERSON, a fine boy last Saturday. We offer
congratulations.

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August 25, 1898
Brinkley - Arrived at the home of Boswell MANLEY Saturday, a fine baby boy weighing 9 lbs.
Well friend M., if you want to name him for a hero, you will not have to hunt for a name very 
long.
September 8, 1898
Holly Grove News - Born to Mr. and Mrs. J.T. MORRIS September the (5th) fifth, a son.
September 1, 1898
Monroe Station - Born to Mr. and Mrs. W.T. MORRIS on August 28th, a fine boy. We extend
our congratulations.

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November 17, 1898
Raymond Items  Mr. and Mrs. B.R. OLIPHANT have a little stranger at their house. He will say 
Papa when he gets older.

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July 28, 1898
From Monroe Station Born - to Mr. and Mrs. SCOTT a fine baby boy on the 21st. Tom was alive
when last seen.

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January 20, 1898
Turner Paragraphs
Congratulations are due Jno. Turner and wife of Cypert upon the arrival of a fine boy Wednesday 
the 5th.

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August 25, 1898
Raymond Items - Mr. and Mrs. J.S. WALL have a little stranger at their house. She arrived
the 18th. Mother and child doing well.
July 28, 1898
Hunter Hummings - Another fine girl made its appearance at S.B. WILSON's last week. Mother and 
child doing well.

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