Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-23
tFrom Wednesdays Daily)>

Ill several udyo, 10 iAiPl WIN .
Henry Wrape ST., of st. Louis
is spending a few days in the city
on business.
Ms. Betty Jamison went TO Gaines
Vile yesterday to attend the fune-
raj of Mrs. Nancy Almond who died
: Monday.
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Mrs. l. N. Jackson and son, Mas
ter James Hill, left this morning for
Gadsen, Tenn, where they will visit
relatives and friends several days.
Before buying your Soda for the
4th of July, be sure to call on City
Bottling Co., or see Clyde Ellis or
w. r. Williford Ark. Store build
ing "29
Miss Mildred Snowden of West
Locust street will go to Russellville
Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs. e.
H. Butler.
Mrs. j. w. Varvel and her niece,
Miss Tressie Bowlin, returned this
morning from Gainesville where they
: visited relatives and friends.
DR.. j. K. Paris is confined to his
room at his home 621 West Highland
street as the result of having his
tonsils removed.
Is your appetite jadedH Is your
digestion poor? If So Tanlac is what
you need Lac..ey Drug Co.
Mrs. r. l.. Alexander and son,
James, left this morning for May
field, Ky, where they will spend
several days visiting friends and
relatives.
Asro Almond of Wichita, Kansas,
arrived last night. He was called
here in response to a message an
nouncing the critical illness and
death of his mother, Mrs. Nancy
Almond of Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wrape and
three children, Rogers, Robert and
Miss Margie, will leave Thursday
night for an extended trip through
Colorado They expect to be gone a
month.
A. M. lMonroe) Honey arrived
Monday from Washington, d. c.,
where he is associated with Senator
#. II. .Caraway as private secretary
Mr.. Honey will spend perhaps a
month or five weeks on his vaca-
ton here.
Before buying your Soda for the
An of July. be sure to call on City
Bottling Co., or see Clyde Ellis or
w. r. Williford. Ark. Store build
;ny s29
Mrs. j. l.. Walliams and daughter
Miss Lottie, of North Fifth street
will leave Thursday night for Knob
Lick. Mo-, where they will visit fol
few days. From there they Will
visit i'm Desloge, st. Louis and Other
points. They expect to be gone
several weeks.
Don't let that miserable tireo
feeling become a habit. Get TIC
of it today by taking Taniac. Lack
ely Drug Co
Mr.. Newton, uncle of Mrs. T. q
Johnston, died last night in Little
Rock. The remains will be shipped tt
Jackson, Tennessee, for burial. The
news of Mr.. Newton's death was re
ceived in a telegram received IRON
Little Rock this morning. Mrs
Johnston is the wife of T. G. John
ston, manager of Wright Bros. Mrs
Johnston's father died in Lltti
Rock about ten days ago. She
now in Little Rock.
(From Thursdays Daily
Travis Reed of Jonesboro returne'
home this morning, after spending
yesterday in the city with friends
Elmer Mcdonald went to Sikeston
Mo, yesterday to spend several day
with relatives.
Mr.. NJ M. Ore of Pine Bluff an
Miss Lottie Mickey Of Cardwell wer
married in this city yesterday, rev
j. H. O'Bryant officiating.
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