Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE
Paragould and Greene County

Paragould and
(From Fridays Dai1.t
John Dunaway is having improve
ments made on his home on West
Hunt street
Miss Marguerite Shane underwent
an operation at the local hospital
Yesterday for appendicitis She Is
resting nicely today.
Oscar Murray has returned to
WINNIE, after few days VISIT Ill
the city with Joe Montgomery
Thurmond, the younger son or
DR. and Mrs. Bridges. had his tohsliS
and adenoids removed this morning.
FOR sALE-Team of young
mules, broke; also six year ola
mare. Will sell cheap. Cash OF
credit w. Arthur Jones, Para
could. Ark. Phone 7742 rings.
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Orville Walker arrived this morn
ing from Prescott, Arlz., where lie
received treatment in government
bosnital during the past seVerai
Months. His condition is greatly
improved.
Dr !. H. Lamb has moved his
office from Edwards Drug store
10 the Bertig office building at
1O4 West Emerson street.
r. r.. TAYLOR has traded his city
nronerty at 416 Lake street to Wess
Frields of Route No. for ms prop
erty there. Mr.. Taylor has moved
10 his farm and Mr. and Mrs. Frleids
have moved to 416 Lake street.
FOR SALE OR RENT-HaVlng
decided to make California my nome
am anxious to dispose OF all my
raaltv in Arkansas. My home pace
Southwest of town is for sale DIT
very low price and on easy terms
or will rent it subject to selling IT,
will sell house and land on East
Side of road or all together. YOU
can write me direct at ll2z wilson
Ave Glendale, or see j. .. Wood,
Robt Blair, or Brad Thompson. l. |
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Wallace Meiser returned Tuesday
night to his home at Steigier' okia''
after spending several weeks III ths
city the guest OF his father' Ell
Meiser and also his brother Johh
Meiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Freeman Oh
SIT North Third street received
message this morning from lhelr
daughter, Miss Grace Freeman at
Roanoke, Va, stating that she was
married yesterday to Mr.. o. f. Car
mack of that city. Mr.. and MIS-.
Carmack will reside in Roanoke
Mr.. Carmack is an electrician. MISS
Freeman is we'll remembered III thlS
city, having taught in the pupllc
schools for several terms. she Is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
Freeman.
FOR sALE-Good thrifty shoats'
Is pounds each. See Edmohsoh oii
Route No /, at New Hope lip
]. II. George, aged 81 years uieo
at the family home, sos west
THOMPSON street, yesterday morning
after an illness of several days. MI
George had been resident OF this
county for more than 80 years nc
formerly resided near GainesVii'e
until a few years ago when ne ana
his family moved to this city Where
thew made their home. Deceaseu Is
survived by his wife, two sons 1o-
semi and Trillie. three daughters
Mrs Elihu breckenridge, Mrs. LIE
tba. Croweu and Mrs. Smith. fu-
neral was held this afternoon at
2:3O at the family residence ioi-
lowed by interment at Linwood
cemetery. Rev. b. l.. Bridges con
ducted the services.
wedding of especial interest "
MANY persons in Paragould was lha'
solemnized in Jonesboro ON Wedhes-
day afternoon at three O'CLOCK Wneh
Miss Louise Hinton Clarke. daughter
of Mrs. George Clarke of that CITY,
became the bride of Mr.. ELLIS Alien
Sheppard Jr., of Pine Biuil' neV
]. j. Rice ID. D., pastor OF the rirS'
PRESBYTERIAN church OF Johesporo
and of which body Miss Clarke was
a member, officiated. The impress
sive ring ceremony was used. Meh-
delssohn's Wedding March was
rendered by Miss Wirta Mae Flem-
ing of Paragould who also played
"Traumeuri" during the ceremony.
Mrs. John Flemming OF Paragouio
also was among the out-of-towh
guests. Mrs. Sheppard is well re-
membered by host of friends IN
paragould, she having visited in TINS
CITY on several occasions.