Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-09
PARAcouLp soLIPHoNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER !. 1921

Box supper at Finch Saturday
night, November 18th. Proceeds for
benefit of repairing church. Every
body invited *10p
Miss Ruby Cox of Piggott spent
yesterday and last night in the city
with friends.
MONEY-We have limited
amount OF money to loan on thel
amortization plan on good level
improved farm lands. Greene Coun-
|ty Abstract Co. SOP
w. r. Costen left yesterday morn
ing for Mckenzie, Tenn, in re-
tsponse to message announcing the
serious illness Of his mother.
Good grade of outing flannel at
10 cents the yard and up. Kim
brough's Cash Store. so |
Miss Minnie Pearl Flora returned
to her home at Brinkley yesterday,
latter visit with her sister, Mrs.
IF. H. Ford.
Plush coats, beautiful numbers,
regular $4,000 and $500 values, !
closing out the line at your choice
$9.98. Women, see this offering. |
.Kimbrough's Cash Store. sic
Special line of mems work shoes,
Ia dandy, good grade, worth $500,
|on special offering at $2.75. Kim
brough's Cash Store. so |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Anderson of
lei Paso, Texas, arrived this morn
ling to spend several days with Mrs. |
Anderson's mother. Mrs. r. Jackson. I
Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss
Emma Jackson Of this city
Uncle" John I. Horne of the
Camp Ground vicinity was in the
city yesterday. He stated that
|neighbors of Ben Holifield, who has
been confined to his room for many !
weeks with sickness, are gathering |
his crop. Mr.. Holifield is yet una
bile to work.
FOR SALE-106 acres, 40 acres |
in cultivation, wire fence, house, |
barn, ETC. Located l mile west of |
|Gubertown, Brookland township. |
Part cash Balance on time. w. J. |
|Neiderkorn. FLOP !
John, 14-year-old son of Mr.. and !!
Mrs John Brust of Walcott, under |
went an operation at the local SAN
itarium Sunday night. Mrs. O. E.
King of Campbell underwent an OPP
Grafton Monday at the local sani-
tarium. Mrs. j. Fl. Barrett of
Kenneth yesterday entered the sani-
tarium for treatment.
Fayette McWhirter of the Oak !
Grove vicinity has sold part of his !
farm and has purchased the Ed
Bowlin residence located at 612
North Fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs. |
McWhirter will move to Paragould !
as soon as they can get possession
|of their new home.
FOR SALE-My residence, located
at SIS N. 5th street; lot rs by 200
feet. Seven room house; also, sew i
eral fruit trees and grape arbor
and outbuildings. Place must be
sold on account of i'll health Come
and make me an offer. Call at SIS !
N. 5th. *15p
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to the following couples:
Louis Dinkins and Miss Lillian
Harkey of SenAth; e. B. Montieth
and Miss Myrtle Herrin of this
city; Cecil ]. johnson and Miss
Keaagh Kennedy, both Of Marina
duke; E. F. Thompson and Miss
Ruth Morris, both Of Rt. 6; Law
renee Gillian OF Hollywood and
Miss Ruby Griffin of Paulding, Mo. !;
Claude Mann and Miss Ruth Green,
both of Marmaduke.
Ed Treece and sons, Arthur Jones
and w. r. Garner left last night for
Little Rock where they win exhibit
ia head of fine hogs during the
occasion of the Arkansas State Fair
There are three groups of swine in
the exhibit and they will be in
charge OF Ed Treece and sons. The
specimens are said to be OF the very
finest type Of Poland Chinas and the
exhibitors believe they will carry
AWAY honors for their display. The
plan OF exhibit is being made
through the Paragould Chamber of
Commerce.
Information has reached the city
announcing the death Of Jack Brad
sher, a prominent citizen Of Mar
maduke. which occurred at 12:3O|
O'Clock this afternoon at the family
home in that city. Mr.. Bradsher
was sixty-three years OF age and
had been in i'll health several