Paragould soliphone., 1922-08-11

spent a few days visiting his un- cle and aunt.
 MT and Mrs. D. R. Mcdonald and children returned this morning from an overland trip to Norris City and other points in Illinois where they spent ton days.
 Mrs. Grover Harper of w. Hunt street went to St. Louis Tuesday night where she underwent an op- craticn yesterday for appendicitis. l Miss ,Blonnie Hale left last night { for Wilmington, Tenn. in response to q message annuoncing the critical illness of her cousin, Edgar Ray.
 Miss Alice Roddy, who has been the guest of Mrs. J E. Hale Of South Seventh street for the past month, returned to her home this morning at Black Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E Woodfin and Mfr. and Mrs. Clifton Crittington of Union City, Tenn, arrived Tuesday to spend several days in the city the guests of MT and Mrs C. D. Vaughn of 120 West Highland.
 Miss Mildred Snowden of West Locust street was operated on yes- terday at Dr. Castleberry' office having her tonsils and adenoids removed,
 Rev. T. H. Watkins returned yes- tcrday from points near Marvell where he held protraeted meetings during the last month. Returning he spent day in Batesville on business matters.
 w. w. Shaw, the old soldier who was conveyed to the local hospital Cafe, has recovered and left Tues day night for St. Louis.
 Mrs. w. A Gehrig has recovered from an operation performed at the local hospital several days ago for appendicitis and returned Tues day night to her home at Camp bell
 Mrs. Walter Church, who is at hcY f,t Church near Gainesville, is critical ly i'll with tuberculosis. Mrs Church has been in i'll health for several months
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Ferguson. who have been the guests of Rev. and Mrs C. l.. Ctstleberry of West Hunt street q few days, returned this morning to their home at Dal- las, Tex.
 Miss Katherine Jones. who was accidently shot Sunday afternoon near her homo at Reeves, Ark. is rapidly improving. It is remembered that the ball from the pistol lodged in the fleshy part of her right hip. She was brought to the local hospital where the ball was eN- tracted.
 Mrs J. O. Mccullough, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. w. Butler of eos Bradburn street D, x,i.t left this morning for Jonesboro to visit a few days, after which she will return to her home at Jop- lin Mo-
 ' MT and Mrs. k. II. Herring and three daughters, Misses Frances. Lottie and Wilma, of McRae, Ark, arrived this morning to spend sever al days in the city the guests of MT. Horring's sister, Mrs Henry Cole street
 Dr. James Dillman received 6 message yesterday from Nashville. | icllH., StdtlHS that HIS aunt, MTS. i T. Y. Ramsey underwent a sue cessful operation at the Protestant Hospital yesterday for gall stones. morning from Jonesbororthwxo.o co
 Mrs. Ralph Jones and son. J. 1 Warren. and Miss Lorine Walker, sister of Mrs. Jones, went to Peach Orchard this morning to spend a few days visiting friends and rela- tives.
 ! Mir, and Mrs, Burch Barbee and little son. E. H., MT. and Mrs, w A. Courtney and Mrs. Molly Rarbce left this morning via oyer- land trip to Memphis. Jackson and other points in Tennessee From there they will go to Little Rock and Hot Springs to visit a few days.
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