Wood For Sale
yy. O. Barrentine.
Surprise Wedding.
[ 4 wedding which proved quite
L surprise to their many friends
ifnok place Sunday morning at
"vo o’clock at the home of the
Methodist pastor. Rev. Haynes
[worth in Augusta The contract
linff parties were Mr. Keith H. Car
ion and Miss Eileen Critz, both of
this city The groom is associat
ed with his father in business
here and the bride is County
Agent in charge of canning clubs
and home demonstration work.
Both are popular young people
and their many friends wish
them much happiness and pros
perity. Mr. and Mrs. Oc Jeffries
accompanied the bridal couple to
Augusta.
E. C. Marsh spent today,. Fri
day, in the Bluff City.
Circuit Clerk L. W. Winfree
was a pleasant visitor here today.
For Rent: Front room next
door to my undertaking establish
ment. H. T. Raney.
McCrory & Barber have sold a
Studebaker seven passenger car
to Duke Revel of Augusta.
Mrs. Lucy Critz of Pine Bluff
is in the city the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Keith H. Carson.
Esq. L. B. Winfree has been
doing office work for Eckhardt
& Lennon at Cotton Plant this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stoker of
St. Louis have been at Jelks this
week guests of his brother, R.
W.- Stoker.
Mrs. Walter W. Raney is spend
ing a few days in Newark the
guest of Mesdames W. D. Hinson
and R. M. Galloway.
Rev. H. T. Raney is home
from a three weeks’ visit to his
neice, Mrs. S. A. Morrison, at
St. Petersburg, Florida.
Mrs. C. M. Crossett returned
today, Friday, from Ratesville,
Miss. She was accompanied by
her step-mother, Mrs. A. J.
Johns.
Miss Pearl Poe of Newark and
Mrs. E. G. Magness of Little
Rock arrived Thursday and are
pleasant guests of Miss Ruth
Hailey.
Miss Nell Hutchins of Augusta
left Tuesday for Batesville to at
tend a wedding in which Mr.
f letcher Smith and Miss Louise
Stevenson are the contracting
parries.
Miss Olive Patterson is home
b°in Galloway College, S^arcv,
uhere she has just graduated.
She will teach in the Wynne
High School next year and her
sister, Miss Milcfred, will teach
ln Colorado.
R- C. Davidson of Little Rock,
btaie Agent of Farm Demonstra
tion work, was here today. He
and County Agent R. H. Abbey
m this city went to Cotton Plant
jfn vaccinated 41 head of cattle
tor the prevention to “black
leg.”
Good Roads.
With the selection of three or
five good, competent, onest
men as commissioners like we
have on tne Bayou DeView Drain
age District No. 1., we see no
reason why anyone should object
to a Road Improvement District
being formed for the purpose of
giving us a good rock road across
the county. There are plenty of
men here who would handle the
people’s money in building better
roads just as they would their
own and by securing such men
as commissioners the graft is
done away with and the money
used to the very best advantage
thereby securing a dollar’s worth
of good road for every dollar in
vested. We hope to see McCrory
and Woodruff County soon get
out of the old rut and secure bet
ter facilities for the handling and
marketing of from products and
transportation through the adop
tion of a better roads system, i
Black Leg In County.
County Agent R. H. Abbey re
ports that R. W. Stoker and T.
W. Roberts of Jelks have each
lost cattle recently as a result of
what is known as “black leg.”
C. T. Doss and J. W. Hill of Cot
ton Plant have also lost some cat
tle from the disease.
The only preventative is vacci
nation and Mr. Abbey has vacci-,
nated about 30 head the past
few days at Jelks. The indica
tions of the disease are small and
painful swelling in the hind or
fore quarters, rapidly increasing
in size and never extending be
low the knee or hock joints. If
cut open a black blood-shot con- j
dition of the flesh will be noted, j
The disease is seldom found
among cattle over two years of
age and all carcasses should be
burned without removing the
hide.
Floyd Johnson of Weldon was
the guest of home folks here this
week.
Mrs. G. W. Morgan of Little
Rock is the guest of her parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Eckhardt.
Rev. J. H. Barrentine of Vann
dale spent this week here the
guest of his brother, W. 0. Bar
rentine. Little Miss Alma Bar
rentine accompanied him home.
Cross County is building good
roads to connect with Memphis’ j
new free bridge. Let Woodruff!
County build to connect with
Cross County and make Mem
phis only three hours from Mc
Crory instead of 70 miles.
E. E. Jeffries went to Judson
ia Wednesday to learn if his lit
tle daughter. Miss Mary Ethel,
and other relatives were hurt
during the cyclone. She is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. S. V.
Reynolds and we are glad to
note all escaped injury, likewise
the Judsonia relatives of Porter
Best and any other of our citi
zens who may have relatives
there or at any other place visit
ed by Tuesday’s, storm.
The 0. K. Freezer is just what jg
the name implies! It is 0. K. be- 6
cause it is all right in every partic- ^
ular. The tub is of Virginia white S
cedar; it has the electric weld wire S
hoop, the cross bar is solid and S
fully covered; it has a can with
drawn steel bottom, with three coats jf
of tin, and with ordinary care will j
never rust or wear out. It will S
freeze quicker than any other freez- £
er, and if you want the best, buy £
the 0. K. £
| E. L. HAMILTON, McCrory, Ark. ^
We Pay Highest Cash Prices
For Your Produce
£
I Hens, per pound,.09
5 Cox, per pound,.06
g Broilers 1 to 114.18
5 Fryers 1% to 2 lbs.15
^ Stags 2 to 3H lbs.10
6 Geese, each,.25
Dux, per pound,.08
Old Gobblers.123^
Tow Sacks, each,.02
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, ..10
Cow Hides, per lb.10
Horse Hides, each ... . 2.00
Turkeys, per pound,.14
| McCrory Feed & Produce Co. ^
L. W. STURDIVANT, Manager. Phone No. 26
Misses Ruby Hargis and Jon
nie Harris are home from Gallo
way College, Searcy, for vaca
tion.
G. L. Carson returned today
from Wisconsin where he was
called to the bedside of his moth
er whom he states is now much
improved.
Horrijcefiterrin, insurance agent
of Batesville, was the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Clayton Hailey
this week.
R. L. Johnson left today, Fri
day, for Doniphan to purchase
the necessary building material
for G. W. Barber’s bungalow for
which he has the contract.
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The Ford Sedan—made and sold every day
of the year. A woman’s car in all details;
cozy, refined, smart, easy to drive, easy to
care for. The convenience of an electric car
with sturdy endurance and Ford economy.
The price of the Sedan is $740; Runabout $390;
Touring Car $440; Coupelet $590; Town Car
$640, f. o. b. Detroit. On display and sale
at
RIGGS BROS.
McCrory, - Ark.
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