L. B. WINFREE, J. P.
CONVEYANCES
HILLEMANN NEWS
Alex Slane had business in
Hunter Saturday.
Little Ruby Woods is on the
sick list this week. •
Walter Caudle of Tip was a
Sunday visitor here.
J. H. Holder and Jim Clayton
spent Thursday in McCrory.
Homer and Dan Holder spent
Friday and Saturday in McCrory.
Miss LeElla Covington of Tip
spent Sunday with Miss Verna
Cook,
Mrs. Maude James and Miss
Verna Cook spent Friday in
Grays.
Miss Ellen Mitchell of Bemis
was the guest of Miss Ella Fraze
Sunday.
Wash Fowler and wife of Dar
danelle are the guests of friends
and relatives here.
Clyde Edwards arrived Friday
from Bald Knob and began teach
ing school at White Hall Monday.
Buck Fowler and family left
Thursday for Baxter County,
where they will reside in the
future.
T. A. Jeffries states that he
sold two cows this week, one for
$40.00 and the other for $60.00.
He raised one of the cows and
paid $15.00 for the other.
YOUR
DRAYING
DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE
SEE
GEO. RAYMOND.
RELIABLE SERVICE
Christian Meeting Closes
The protracted meeting at the
Christian Church closed Thurs~
day night. Dr. J. Murray Tay
lor of Merpphis did the preaching
and his sermons were deep and
interesting from beginning to
the close.
While the attendance was not
so large as it would have been
during a less active business
season, it was regular, apprecia
tive and attentive.
Dr. Tavlor is widely known
in church circles as a competent
conscientious worker who gives
no apology for either his manner
or message.
The music was in charge of
fellowtownsman L. W. Sturdi
vant. Despite an epidemic of
lagrippe which has raged in our
communitv for the past fortnight
and had crippled some of our
best singers, he managed to pro
duce some very fine choruses.
At the close of the Wednes
day evening service, a business
meeting was held and a unami
mous call extended to Bro. Tay
lor to continue his work as pas
tor the coming year. His appoint
ment will be on week nights and
the exact time will be announced
in this paper later.
SHUE-CAMPBELL
As a termination of a few
months’ courtship, Mr. Frank
Shue, 21, of this city and Miss
Kathleen Campbell, 19, formerly
of Paragould, were quietly joined
in the holy bonds of wedlock at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. K.
Porter in McCrory by Esq L. B.
Winfree, Saturday evening at
7:25 o’clock, Dec. 4, 1915.
Only one or two immediate
friends were present and the
happy couple had planned to keep
the marriage a secret. They at
once went to the Jewel Theatre
and at the conclusion of the first
reel, they were very much sur
prised to see flashed on the screen
the news of their marriage which
had taken place only a few min
! utes previous.
The groo.n is employed as sales
man for the grocery establish
ment owned by Mrs. Lula Shue
and is well liked by a number of
friends. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Anna Campbell of
Paragould. She is a pretty bru
nette and has made many friends
while visiting here. The Home
News joins the many friends of
the newlyweds in wishing much
happiness and prosperity.
Died: Wednesday, Dec. 8,
1915, Mrs. John Williams of Al
gora. The deceased was a daugh
ter of Esq. R. A. Jones of this
city and the remains were
brought here and laid to
rest in the Fakes Chapel Ceme-.
tery yesterday, Thursday after
f
noon.
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T. ECK SIMPSON, with
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(Write us for Shipping Tags and any information wanted.)
PLEADS GUILTY
Singer Leads, Other
Strifes to follow.
D. E. CLARK,
“The Singer Sewing
Machine Man.”
Large cooking range for sale j
cheap. H. C. Eckhardt. Adv
B. F. Dougherty of Roe is here |
looking after his farming inter- j
ests just south of town.
R. A. Curtis returned yester
day, Thursday, from a few days’
visit to friends near Searcy.
i
Miss Eliabeth Holland return
ed Sunday from a visit to Mrs.
R. H. McDonald at Weldon.
Sheriff R. E. L. Spradlin and
Dr. E. F. Brewer of Augusta
were here on business yesterday,
Thursday.
High grade Xmas fruit cakes
at Proulx’, price 35c per pound.
Place your order before the 15th.
Adv. ;
Messrs W. E. Jelks, T. A. i
Jeffries and Will and Os Stokes
motored to Augusta yesterday,
Thursday, in the former’s new
Overland where Mr. Jelks pur-,
chased a Durham bull from Boli-1
var Conner.
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We Pay Cash
this week for
Hens, per pound,.08
Cox, per pound,.06
Dux, per pound,.08
Geese, each,..40
Goslings, per pound,... ..08
Fresh*Eggs, per dozen, ..25
Tow Sacks, each.02
Turkeys, per pound,.. .123^
McCrory Feed & Produce Co.
L. W. Sturdivant, Manager
Fireworks, all kinds, at Ra
ney’s Smoke House.
Jess Daniel transacted busi
ness in Augusta Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Lippman of Fakes
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Holland Wednesday.
The Music Study Club will
meet Thursday at the home of
Miss Bernice Baxter.
R. H. Mauldin, one of Hille
mann’s leading citizens, was a
McCrory visitor Thursday.
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A Nice Line of the
Popular Waldemar
Chains and Knives
Also an excellent assort
ment of Lavallieres,
Brooches,
Pins,
Rings,
Chains,
Fobs,
Bracelets,
Buttons,
Clasps, etc.
See Us Now about Your
Xmas Gifts
W. D. HINSON
JEWELER
McCrory, - - Arkansas