Paragould soliphone., 1922-04-21

I VT TOUt lHuISudy DdliyJ
 J. R. Stanfield formerly of this lefty, now of Halls Station. Tenn, Iarrived last night to spend a few
 days in the city on business. ! J. D. Bray of Campbell was
 brought to the local hospital yes
 terday where he underwent an oper-
 a,ion for a very serious rupture. You get your moneys worth
 when you buy Tanlac, because it produces results. Lackey Drug Co.,
 Mrs. John Wise of South Seventh istreet has gone to Pine Bluff to tsDend a few days visiting her
 daughter, Mrs. Josh Thorn. I Mrs. M. c. Graham of Helena is l in the city spending a few days
 visiting her mother, Mrs. Will Stan fton of East Poplar street. l Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taggart have ] purchased a home from MT. and
 Mrs John Sloan in the Howell ad dition and will move there as soon i as possession may be obtained. FOR SALE-Tomato plants, 50 cents per hundred; pepper plants 70 cents per hundred; egg plants 20 lcents per dozen; sweet potato plants O. J zone 1 and 2. c. B. Miller, Para gould, route ?. phone 747-F32. #22
 Mrs. Sarah Dickson Ramsey re- turned last night from Ensley, Ala, where she has been for the past several months. On her way home lshe visited friends and relatives lat Searcy and Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Nance of Helena have moved, to this city to make their home. They have taken rooms with Mir. and Mrs. Holloway at a'0 Vest Main street. MT. Nance iN a mechanic and is em- lployed by the Missouri Pacific shops Of this city.
 1 Nr. and Mrs. R. J. Brashears ar rived yesterday from Casper, WyO- Inning. to spend several days with Mrs. BrasNear's mother, Mrs. Jennie Glasscock pf 316 North Fourth street. From here Mr. and Mrs. Brashears will go to Birmingham, Ala, where they will make their home.
 Mrs. F. s. Heaton returned this morning from Waldron, Ark, where | she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy May. Owing to the fact tthat Mrs. ieaton is seriously i'll with blood poison, she was accom-
 panied by Mrs. May. They were
 met at Brinkley by MT. Heaton.
 There is not a single portion of l the body that is not benefited by l the helpful action of Tanlac. Lack
 ey Drug Co,
 | The condition of Robert Burton,
 of Main Shore, who was shot by
 Neal Lewis of the same vicinity lon Tuesday afternoon is unimproved,
 accordng 10 Sheriff Charlie Stepp I who talked with reporter of this paper this afternoon. No new de- velopmenls have arisen in the mat .lter.
 I Rev. w. F. Hays, formerly pre- isidng elder of the Paragould dis trict now holding the same position l in the Conway district, arrived yes \ terday morning t0 spend two days Il in the city on business. While
 here he is the guest of Rev. and |I Mrs c. l.. Castleberry and Rev.
 and Mrs. J. H. OBryant. N The local item relating to Byrd Doyor's suggested entry into the II county campaign should have read that he was considering seeking N the office of Cirenit Clerk instead Fl of County Clerk, according to infOr-
 nation supplied this office. How
 ever. Mr. Dover has not definitely
 made up his mind to ask for the
 office.
 M Marriage licenses have been is sued to the following couples: A. R Smith and Mrs. Susie Wallace, both
 of this city; John Wright and Miss Hattie Anderson, both of Marina duke; Robert l.. Miller and Miss
 Della A. Ford, both of route ?
 Riley Donahue and Miss Salli'
 Evans, both Of this city; Ernes
 Ashcraft and Miss Zelma Greene
 both of Marmaduke.
 In the Chancery Court this morn
 l. ing in the case of Mrs. Rosa Cooper filing suit against c. (