Paragould soliphone., 1922-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE
 Paragould and Greene County
(From Saturdays Daily. )

(From Saturdays Daily.)
 Miss Frances Howard of Atlanta, Georgia is the guest of Mrs. w. D.. Robbs of West Garland street.
 Mrs. Ebert White, who has been i'll with an attack of appendicitis several days, is improving.
 Miss Pearl Daniels left this morn ing for St Louis to visit her sister. Miss Ollie Daniels two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Mesecher have returned from two weeks visit with relatives at points in Illinois.
 Mrs. Burrcl Morgan and baby arrived this morning from Marianna to spend several days in the city visiting relatives.
 TAKEN UP-Six year old brown horse. Has white spot in forehead and an R on right jaw. L. O. Reed, 6 miles south of Paragould, Rt. l.
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 MT. and Mrs. H, E. Herring. whO have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Coleman of North Pruct street few days, left this morning for points in Mississippi where they will visit several days before re- turning to their home at Mcltac.
 Dr. r. l.. Castleberry mas moved i his office to rooms over Paragould Trust Co. Practice limited to dis eases of eye, ear,r nose and throat glasses fitted. "tf
 Mrs J. B. Hale received a message yesterday stating that her nephew, | Egbert Ray of Millington, Tenn. died Wednesday afternoon. Miss Blonnie arrived at Millington Thurs 1 day. MT Ray is the father of Mrs Fannie Ray Wood of Fl Dorado who has made frequent visits in the city with Mrs. Hale of South Seventh street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Woodfin and 1 MT. and Mrs Clifton CrittingtOn have returned to their home at Un- ion City. Tenn, after a few days visit in the city with relatives and friends.
 D. E. Edwards of Monette, who i has been visiting his daughter, Mrs l Bun Miller of 319 East Junction street. win leave tonight for Bell City, Tenn. to visit several days l He will be accompanied by his granddaughter. Miss Pauline Miller.
 WANTED 20 cords good sound 1t. wood, full length To be de- livered to School house Dist. No, S3. to the lowest and best bidder Bids to be in by the 20th. and sent to Elmer May Rt }, Sec'y. Of School Board ~l'p
 Mrs. Willis Atchison and two children, who have been visiting Mrs. Atchison's father, John C. Ward. of 600 South Fourth street month, left this morning for their homo at Monroe, La.
 T. J. Riggsbea, formerly of this city, but for several months of Pue- bio. Colo. arrived Thursday to spend few days in the city with friends. He will soon go to Senath, Mo-. where he will be associated with one Of the gin companies dur ing the cotton ginning season.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Beard and son. Jay. will leave Monday for an overland trip to points in Tenn, and Miss Along the route they will visit relatives and friends at Jack son and Clifton, Tennessee and also at Greewood, Miss.
 Mrs. c. R. Coleman and four children. Elizabeth, Charles Joseph and Rose Mary, of St. Louis arrived Thursday to visit relatives several days. Mrs. Coleman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Straub, who reside east of the city. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Henderson and children, who have resided on North Fourth street several months, are preparing to move to Helena to make their home. MT. Henderson has sold his residence to l.. E, Stamps. lie has been conducting a grocery business at CPS North Fourth street since his residence here.
 A message nas been received in the city from New Orleans stating