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Outfitters for the family.
Remember, if it is some
thing to wear we have it.
H. ARNOF, McCrory
50c underwear only 39c at H.
Arnolds big sale. Adv
Miss Bessie Williams left Mon
day for a few days’ visit to rela
tives at Wynne. She will return
home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Musgrove left
Wednesday for Augusta where
she will be the guest of friends
for a few days.
Jack Stoker and wife arrived
yesterday, Thursdav, from Mem
phis for a visit to his father, Ira
Stoker, who is ill.
Mrs. H. M. Raney and sons,
Irvine and Wilson, arrived last
Friday for a ten days’ visit to
friends and relatives.
W. H. Jimerson and son, Lynn,
returned yesterday Thursday,
from a visit to his father, J. H
Jimerson at Caycie, Miss.
Good calicoes, in light colors
only 4c yard at Arnof’s big bar
gain sale. Get you some. Adv
Allen Taylor is again at work
in the postoffice for Postmaster
W. B. Kyle as his assistant.
Mrs. W. J. Mitchell and two
children returned Sunday from a
visit to her mother at Lake City.
H. M. Raney, bookkeeper in
Bry’s department store of Mem
phis, was the guest of McCrory
relatives and friends the past
week.
Misses Rosa Lee Fisher and
M. V. Perkins who are teaching
school at Beards spent Saturday
and Sunday with homefolk at
Wynne.
Tom McFall and Bill McCain
attended an annual reunion of old
time friends (?) at Munford,
Tenn., last week, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. McCain and daugh
ter, Katherine, are spending a
couple of weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Angus and family in
Little Rock.
WANTED
White and Red Oak Heading Bolts
We will pay the following prices delivered on our
yard at McCrory, Arkansas, GOOD, CLEAR WHITE
OAK, made from Timber 24 inches and up in diameter
$11 to $13 Per Cord
White Oak 18 to 24 inches in Diameter
$8.00 to $10 Per Cord
Good Clear Red Oak made from Timber 18 inches
and up in Diameter
$7.00 Per Cord.
Eckhardt and Lennon
McCrory, Arkansas
If your teeth need fixing, see
Dr. Thompson at the Waverly
Hotel Tuesday, Sept. 7. Adv
Died: Fall of the year is the
time to put up monuments and
tombstones and for anything in
that line see W. H. Jimerson,
McCrory, Ark. 6-2 Adv
Rev. J. F. Carter, Methodist
pastor of Howell and DeView,
assisted by Rev. H. B. Trimble
of Clarendon, will begin a meet
ing at Hunter Sunday.
Roy Irvine, who came over last
week from Memphis for a few
days' vacation was called home
Sunday to assume his duties as
bookkeeper in the office of the
Hotel Chisca.
Echardt & Lennon’s heading
mill will begin operation next
week. We are glad to have these
people with us again and hope
they will not have to close down
their plant again soon.
Mrs. Underhill and grandson,
Frank Robbins, Jr., who have
been the guests of her daughters,
Mesdames G. W. Barber and W.
G. Dilliard, returned Saturday to
their home in Conway.
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 6
and 7 have been set apart as
special road working days for
the road from Morton to Pump
kin Bend. We are authorized to
publish this by John Materna of
Morton who stated that every
body is urged to come and help
build a good road as above set
forth.
J. L. Stoker, wife and children
returned Wednesday to their
home at Fisher. Mr. Stoker was
called here to attend the bedside
of his father, Mr. Ira Stoker,
who was struck with paralysis
about two weeks ago and is now
in a critical condition at his home
north of town. The entire right
portion of his body is paralyzed,
and he is unable to speak.
G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND INSURANCE
Mrs. J. H. Barrentine and
daughters, Misses Vera and
Myrtle, returned to their home
at Crawfordsville Friday after a
week’s visit to her sons, J. W.
and John Barrentine.
Tom Pat Harris, Jack Porter
and Bud Matlock, who were
arrested a few weeks ago near
Tip charged with hog stealing
and bound over to await the ac
tion of the grand jury, were re
leased at the term of Circuit
Court at Cotton Plant this week,
the grand jury refusing to indict
them.
The Horse Shoe
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is a sure sign of
Good Luck if it
is fit to your
horse or mule by
H. R. HALL
WITH
Riggs Bros.
Hears* In Connection
Established IMS
H. T. RANEY
Undertaker and Embalmer
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