The north Mississippi herald., 1917-12-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mo-, 10 visiting friends In the CITY.
For any itchiness of the skin, for
skin rashes, chap, pimples, ETC.. try
Dosn's Ointment. 60c at all drug
stores.
Atty. lhos. Hsmsn Of Pittsboro.
was q business visitor in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. Wallace Redish. Of Merigold
spent q few days this week with his
mother, Mrs. L. l.. Redish.
Cheapest c d n { insurance-Dr.
Thomas Eel, ctic Oil. For burns, scalds.
cuts and emergencies. Ali druggists
sell it. 30c and 60c.
Master Buford Lindsey. of Mem
phis, was the guest Of relatives in the
city several days last week.
Mayor G. W. Rayburn has bough,
the old Gray farm consisting of TAO
acres and his son BenfOrd will move
en- the place snd mansgs it.
Feel lsnguid, weak. run down? Head
Is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask your
druggist, Price 81 rs.
= Little Mrs Msybeth Barber, the
five yesr daughter of Mr.. and Mrs..
L. C. Bsrbsr. returned yesterday from
a three weeks visit with her uncle
DR.. c. N Pate and family Of Little
Rcck, Ark.
Lieut. Brooks Boyd, Of Ft Lesven
worth Kansas. Mrs. C. N Shipp, OF
Cleveland. Mrs. J. w. Bell. of Ok
ford. and Mis- Mary Bogd of Mem
phis were the guests of their father.
MIR. C. c. Boyd the first of the week.
City Alderman John W. Tsrver has
been or ticaily III at his home on
Markette street during the past week.
but the attending physicisn states he
is better today and unless he takes
q back set will soon be convslescent
= Everybody should ace this world
far Gus actress in ssMothers of
France" at the Grand Theatre Friday
night. The proceeds from this picture
will be given to the American Red
Gross. Admission to all-25 cents.
The oyster supper, which was given
last Friday night by the local Red
Cross Chapter. was quite success
The ladies want to thank both the
Masons and the merchants who render
ed assistance by lending dishes and
ott er things which were needed for
this occasion.
Mr., Lloyd Hunter. the sble sod
capable aessstsDt ~ Ciyy TEX Co.'S
lsetor Cocks ONCE, left Tussday for
Aemphis whers ths young man. e0Ss|
to stand examination for entrance
into the aviation corps, in the obser-
vstion department. His many friends
wish him success in bis examination
Mr.. and Mira. E. A. johnson who
moved to Holcomb. Miss. . uple OF
months ego where Mr.. johnson had
. temporary position in . store, has
moved back and are again citizens Of
Water Valley. It 10 with genuine
pless that VIC welcome this excel
lent family back to our city and their
old home.
Mr.. W. A. Nolsn presented this
Office. Wednesday. with ! lengthy
article and requested its publication
We regret that owing to tho latenese
In presenting II. and also on account
of the increased shvertising spsce
used this week and the publication
OF more important and interesting
news items, We were unable to give
Mr.. Nolen's article spscs.
The h,use on Clay street that form.
erly belonged to the Bldunt estst+
and occupied by NJ. Frank Monroe.
caught FRA on the rosf from de-
fective chimney Wed -lesday sfternoop,
but by the assistAnce OF neiR hbors
with buckets and the firs department
the nAmes were soon extisquished
before much damsas WAS done the
building. The contents were quite
badly damaged from water.
Mr. Emmett Kinney son Of NJ.
and Mrs. T \ Ksmsey and ! msmbs !
os ths Y 8. Navy has bsen ersnted
= fuslough and vii arrive ID tie city
tndav fnr Z nhost v1ait With ria naranta