Paragould soliphone., 1921-11-02
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE
 Paragould and Greene County

LVVAL- AlvU | LlAO' A Paragould and N- (From Mondays Daily)
 Mrs. Effie Swindle spent Satur- day and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Will Jones, of near New Hope. James A. Hart of Lechville is visiting his son, Will Hart, of South Sixth street.
 Oh, Boy! What different feel ing after taking a few doses of Dr. Blacks Liver Cleaners. They uIet you right. 25c box. All drug gists. Fishers. 'tf
 Mrs. Della Panhorst of Lafe is visiting her sister, Miss Ida Pan horst.
 Mrs. Homer Edwards of New Madrid, Mo-, has arrived to spend  Edwards of Kings Highway. Mrs. E. w. Stanley of Wynne is spending a few days here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Willcockson, of West Main street.
 N0ST-Gaberdine raincoat, light brown. Lost between Paragould and Marmaduke. Return to Joe Wax and receive reward. B
 Rev. w. ". Womack of Corning and Rev. A. T. Galloway of Poca- hontas are attending the training school at the First Methodist church
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 Mrs. c. A. Crone and two chill dren returned to their home al Memphis Sunday morning, after a visit with Mrs. Crone's parents, MT md Mrs. J. C. Boone ' Y: ''- Spend a happy winter by your good warm fireside by. taking few doses of Dr. Blacks Liver Cleaners 25c a box. Fishers *tf
 Mrs. E E. Jenkins and son, Mur' rell, have returned from Jordan, Ky. where they attended the funeral oi Mrs. Jenkins father, w. T. Moore who died at Boliver, Ky, Oct. 23
 Misses Chloe Tennessee of Wal nut Ridge and Faye Hope of Kno bel are in the city taking tho teachers training course at the Firs Methodist church.
 John c. Crowell returned Satur day night from Mayfield, Ky. where he spent nearly three month. with relatives. He has improved in health, gaining 20 pounds il weight while in Kentucky. { Your liver needs cleaning thi Ame of year. Get it cleaned righ & taking Dr. Blacks Liver Clean ers. Only 25c a box. All drug rists Fishers *tf
 The 4-year-old son of MT. ant Mrs. William Welsh died Sunday a the local sanitarium. The body wa! carried to the home of Mrs. Kati' Brown, .745 North Second street where funeral was held this morn ing. 1nterment in Linwood ceme tery.
 Collis Brogden, city letter-carriel No. 4, received an ugly wound or his left leg Saturday while deliver ing mail Mir. Brogden had deliver ed the,mail at Mrs. Willie Hawkins \ ,eg1R West Poplar street, and Was \ 'Eting the door when bird dog attacked him.
 Miss Wille.te Allen of Newman Ga, Mrs. T. M. Salters of Memphis Miss Marie Hansen of Winterhaven Fla. M. w. Brabham of Nashville Tenn, and Rev H. E. Wheeler O Conway are here to take active part in the Standard Training School a the First Methodist church, in ses sion this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Emerson were called to Gainesville Saturday b! the serious illness of Mrs. Emerson bgother, Levi Smith. MT. Smith diet Sunday afternoon. He was l 6 year of age and is survived by his par ents, MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith; sister, Mrs. Emerson. and som' brothers. MT. and Mrs. M. E. Elm erson went to Gainesville this morn ing to attend the funeral which wal conducted by Rev. Williams, pastor of the Methodist church at Gaines vile.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)
 Mrs. Sue Monroe is visiting friends at Marmaduke.