THE BABY NEWS.
McCrory, Arkansas, Thursday, January, 3, 1907.
Subscribe for the News and be
happy.
—Call at the City Drug Store
for Comic Cards.
—Comer has some bargains for
3 on. Read his ad.
—Try a bottle of Orina Laxative
Fruit Syrup. City Drug Store.
—Riga's Bros, buy old iron, brass,
bones and all kinds of junk.
Proulx’ Meat Market will close
at 10:00 a. m., for all day, on all
Sundays and holidays during the
winter months.
The friends of Mrs. Maggie
Snort, of Grays, will be glad to
know of her recovery, after a seri
ous attack of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Stephen
son and Mrs. Walter Stephenson,
of Grays, visited their sister, Mrs.
Dr. Hargis, here, last week.
Miss Page and Mr. Fletcher
Rankin returned, Tuesday, to their
home at Wynne, after a short vis
it to Miss Ora Watgon, at this place.
When the cold winds dry and
crack the skin a box of salve can
save much discomfort. In buy
ing salve look for the name- on the
box to avoid any imitations, and
be sure you get the original De
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold
at Howell’s Drug Store.
Mr. E. L. Hamilton, onr pro
gressive furniture dealer, has late
ly purchased the furniture store
and business of Mr. Jas. Morton,
at Magazine, a thriving little
town situated about 110 miles
west of Little Rock on the Choc
taw railroad. Mr. Hamilton and
family will still reside at their
present home in our city and con
tinue his furniture business here,
but seeing this to be a good in
vestment, he made the above deal.
Mr. Fred McClain, of Columbia,
Ky., a brother-in-law of Mr.
Hamilton, will have charge of the
business at Magazine. Mr. Hamil
ton left Tuesday for the above
place to be gone some ten days.
Goodbye, old year. After all
we are loath to part. Many prec
ious memories as well as many
sad things to remember will be
forever linked with thee. But
time bids us part and however se
verely thou hast chastened us, yet
we find our hardened feelings re
lenting and a spirit of charity pre
vades our being. We forgive as
we hope to be forgiven. In hu
mility and love we bow our adieu
and welcome the New Year with
naught but good resolves and high
asperations that each coming day
will see our lives better, purer and
nobler in every act and purpose.
ALWAYS
IN THE LEAD.
Year by year O. K. Stoves and
Ranges prove themselves BEST
OF ALL. If you, would keep up
with the times on Improvements
for Comfort and Luxury you
must have an O. K. Stove or
Range. Cooking quality and
durability the best. Try one.
E. L. Hamilton.
r
Mr, Ludie Winfree, of Cotton
Plant, was in our town Wednes
day.
Born : Thursday, December 20,
1906, to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Com
er, a big boy.
Born : Friday, December, 28,
1906, to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pat
terson, a fine girl.
Mrs. J. B. McLemore, ana little
daughter, Lizzie, are the guests of
her mother, Mrs. T. J. Comer.
Master Wess Mitchell, who has
been at Pekin for several months,
arrived here Tuesday with his
brother, Mr. J. A. Mitchell, who
made a business trip to the above
place last week.
DEVIEW.
By Our Regular Correspondent.
Jno. King made a flying trip to
Wynne, recently.
Mr. Sam Womack, of Bradford,
spent Xmas with friends here.
School opened at Beard’s, Mon
day,with Miss Hallye Tankersley as
teacher.
Mr. Press Warner, and family,
of Hunter, spent Xmas with rela
tives, here.
Arthur Woodward and Luther
Angelo went over to Union City,
Tenu., last week, returning Fri
day.
Miss Bertha Rhodes, after a few
days visit to her cousin, Mrs. Jim
Hightower, at Jonesboro, return
ed home, Monday.
Mrs Rose McCauley, and little
son, after a weeks visit to her
father, W. W. Best, left Monday
for her home at Judsouia.
Miss Lizzie Armspaugh left the
21st, for a visit to her old home
in Miss. She was accompanied
as far as Memphis by Edgar King.
The Christmas tree at DeView
was a grand success in every par
ticular and the best feature about
it was the good behavior and
quietness of the crowd.
Mr. Harry Hall, one of our
popular young men left Xmas for
Union City, Tenn., and returned
New Year's day accompanied by a
lady who will ever afterwards be
known as “Mrs. Hall.” We
join in wishing ythem a prosper
ous journey through life. The
bride’s maiden name was Mi®8
Graver.
Messrs. Raymond and Key have
purchased the entire stock and
good will of the firm of L. M.
Pettit & Co., and are now ready
to serve the people with the best
that is to be had in the grocery
line, Both of these gentlemen
are strictly business men and we
are sure will merit the patronage
of the people. The style of the
firm will be Raymond & Co., as
you will see in their ad in another
column of the News.