The north Mississippi herald., 1920-11-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Mr.. Barney Fox is working at Du
rant this week.
Mr.. Will B. Wagner made a bust
ness trip to Jackson, Wednesday.
Mr.. J. A. Holland of Memphis
Tenn, was a business visitor in tn
city Monday.
Messers A. B. Chadwick and Birdi
Wilkes were Memphis visitors Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. W. r. Dow is in the Waite
Valley Hospital recovering from
surgical operation.
Mr.. W. II. Shippey and famil,
have moved to Hillsboro, Texas wher
they intend to reside.
Mr.. Bryan Neal, of Carrollton
Mississippi, has accepted a position
with the Herald Office.
Mrs. S. Latham, of Memphis, il
spending a week with her daughter
Mrs. w. C. Kuykendall.
Mr.. Samuel Barefeld was operated
upon at the Water Valley Hosplta
for removal of his tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Price, of Ok
ford, spent the weekend with rela
tives and friends in the city.
Mr.. John III. Wagner was confined
to his home on account of illness dur
ing the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Dudley Ford morored over
from Oakland Sunday and spent the
day with his wife and little son.
Mr.. Donovan Barber, who is at
tending school at Tay,or, spent Sat
urday in the city with his father, the
Herald editor.
Oh, joy! The Grand Theatre opens
again on Monday night, after being
cl sed several weeks undergoing re-
pairs and improvement.
After hearty meal, take Doan's
Regulets and assist your stomach, liz
er and bowels. Regulets are a mild
laxative 30c at all stores.
The first mistress of the White
House was Mrs. Abigail Adams, wife
of the second president, who was the
first to occupy the executive mansion.
During the past two weeks, Water
Valleys birth rate far exceeds the
deaths. Seemingly the "Stork" in
dustry in the Citv is not affected by
the high cost of living.
Mr.. ]. D. Olinger was taken seri-
ousIy i'll Tuesday ard for coun'e of
days his life was dispaired of. His
manv friends vii he def"htad t
know that today he is considerably
and hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
The Water Valley Hospital has
just installed a complete hot water
heating system for the comfort of
patients. Radiators have been plac-
ed in every room so that there will be
a uniformity of temperature through
out the entire building.
During the past week Mr. D. B..
Henley of Alberta, Alabama, pur-
chased the Terry Studio of Mr.. R, O..
Allen. Mr.. Henley is an expert pho
tographer and will not only improve
the studio equipment but will also
improve the service as well.
The Herald may publish next week
a rather startling and interesting To-
cal automobile story of graft" We
are only waiting for the full particu
lars before making the exposure. We
say it is rich, rare and racy--some
stunt to pull off in a civilized COM
munity
Mr.. and Mrs, JON Chrestman have
the sympathy of all i'll the death of
their precious little daughter, Annie
Leu, about 6 months old. The child's
death occurred Saturday after sick
ness of 18 days duration. Rev
Wayne Alliston conducted the funera
service.
Mrs. S. Latham returned to he'
home at Memphis after spending
week in the city the guest of he'
daughter, Mrs. W, c. Kuykenda.
and her little granddaughters tn
Misses Mary Allison and Margare
Latham KuykendaIl and their prou'
father Carlyle.
The world of friends of Mr.. Viii
B. Page will be happy to learn tha
he is greatly improved and daily get
ting better. 1t will be remembers
that a few weeks ago Mr.. Page wa
stricken w tn paralysis and for day
he was in semi-conscious state an
unable to talk or move any part o
his body. Today he can talk an
move his head and arms, and is adj
t. take nourishment.