Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-16

sage announcing the serious illness
Of his sister, Mrs. Kiser.
Your liver needs cleaning this
time OF yaar. Got It cleaned right
BY taking DR.. Blacks Liver Clean
srs. Only 25c a box. All Drug
gtsta. Fishers. stf
~ Miss Evelyn verser, daughter of
Df. Vsrser OF Harrisburg, who was
Injured. several days ago in auto
mobile ACCIDENT at Harrisburg, and
rho has been at the local sanitarium
'f6ceiving treatment, has recovered
ana returned home yesterday.
-@,Dr. H. J. Green, ]. Robert Blair.
w. l.. Graves. Dan Futrell. Ray
mOnd Graves, J. c. Boone and Fred
Gray left Saturday morning for
Phillips county. where they will
ipepd several days on their annual
hunting trip.
Marriage licenses have been is
isued to the following couples: C.
Liddell and Mrs. Minnie LETTERS of
Rt. s; ira Weld of Truman and
Mrs.. Bessie Wright Of Jonesboro;
i. C.; ctumm and Miss Eddie Par
rdsh, !, both Of Leonard: Claude
,Lyles and Miss Flora vandeveer.
both Of stonewall.
F,
Oh. Boy! What q different feel
Ing after taking q few doses of
Dr. Blacks Liver Cleaners. They
NJ you right. csc a boz. All drug
4iste. Fishers. 1T
r.. E. Rogers of this city and
Miss Lenora Peterson OF Blytheville
we're married last night in front of
ths Methodist church, Rec. ]. H.
O'Bryant officiating. Miss Peterson is
= daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J..
Petersen OF Blytheville, formerly OF
this city. Mr.. Rogers is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Rogers Of the
Pruett's Chapel vicinity. and was
Sne sof the graduates of local high
school, class Of 1921. He now has
j. position at the First National
Bank.
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Life is what we make 1t. So is
business what we make 1t. So is
your land or city property what
you mako it. BY placing it with
me to sell or exchange what you
don't want for. just what you do
want. Come in and let's talk this
over. List your property with me.
I know how, and watch results. Geo.
w. Cox. The Land Man. Office at
Hotel Paraxould. *17s
Z Mrs. Ora Yantis received a mes
Gage Saturday from Mrs. Lenora
,Poindexter at Bonnie Terre, Mo-,
stating that e. H. Spence. father
81 Mrs. Poindexter, died at the
did soldiers home at Sweet Home,
Ark, Nov. !. Mr.. Spence was about
90 years Of age and had been blind
several years. He was one of the
pioneer settlers of the Mt. Carmel
s1cinity, northwest Of Paragould.
Mrs. Spence died several years ago.
He Is survived by his daughter,
Mrs. Poindexter, and Jack Spence OF
Dallas. Texas. and Robert Spence OF
Nettleton.
ESTRAYED-1 blue horse mule,
Shu6kle- headed, dish-faced, about b
years old, with black stripes across
shoulder and one black stripe down
Rack; scar over right eye. Estrayed
from range, about two miles north
west of Beech Grove, 5 weeks ago.
$500 reward for the lotting. No.
tify w. r. Davis at Beech Grove,
Art s24p
+ The remains OF Mrs. Cora Crock
r. wife OF William Croker. were
broukht here last night and taken
q the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Harris. 726 North Pruet street. Mrs.
Crocker was carried to Memphis
last Wednesday. where she under
went an operation at the Baptist
Memorial hospital. She died Sat-
Urday night. The home OF Mrs.
Croker was near Piggott. She
formerly resided In Paragould and
vas q member of the Second Bap-
tist church of this city. She was
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