Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-16
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use your money to advantage.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Cooper and little son
left for Chicago Wednesday night.
Special bargains in parasols at the F. ?. Gray
Dry Goods Co., 1870 Main street.
A picnic for the benefit of the Kings Daughters
was given last Wednesday at Big Rock.
Mrs. J. @. Hays leaves Monday for Searcy,
where she expects to spend several weeks.
Miss Lura f. Brown has gone to st. Louis for
visit of several weeks of rest and recreation.
Mr.. Jim Cunningham came down from st. Louis
last Sunday and spent the day in Little Rock
The picnic for the Trinity Sunday school and
choir boys was given at Mountain park Tuesday
last
Col. L. H. Roots left for Chicago Wednesday
night to attend the National Republican conven-
ton.
Mr.. Strother Brown, of Sherman, Texas has
been handsomely entertained by friends in Little
Rock during the week.
Read "a Logical Conclusion arrived at in front
of Joe P Quinn's elegant dry goods establish
ment All such conclusions pay
Mr.. Harry Edwards is off on pleasure trip of
ten days or MORE He will visit Louisville, Gin
cinnati and other points before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ferguson, of Detroit, Mich,
who have been spending the winter in this city,
will leave for their northern home Sunday night.
For midsummer millinery of amy description,
hats in all varieties Of shapes, aces, ribbons and
flowers, call upon Mrs. J. G. Redman, 523 Main
street.
The youngest subscriber to WoMAN's CHRONICLE
is Master Eddie Bilheimer, the manly little cash
boy with the f. p Gray Dry Goods Co., 1870 Main
street
Hon. Fred Kramer has gone for a tour among
the Rocky mountains, and will visit many of the
most prominent pleasure resorts of the west before
his return home.
Mrs. B. b. Sterling left last Thursday for Vcks-
burg, Mobile and other points south, where she
will visit friends after which she will 90 to Chi
cago to finish up the summer.
Miss Hattie Myer leaves the latter part of this
month for Kentucky, and after short visit with
relatives there, will proceed to Chautauqua and
spend the remainder of the summer
Do you wish to purchase tape, needles or pins,
a present fit for a queenY
If you'll listen moment, I'll tell you where
The loveliest things can be seen
At Townships on Main street. their Dollar Store
Is favoraby known need add nothing more
The love of ice cream is native with all girls,
and every young man who is student of human
nature should learn how to take hint If he
doesn't learn he deserves to be left. Rossner
keeps the best in the city. Flavors to suit all
tastes.
Things that are green are greenest, things that
should be cool are coolest, things best fresh are
freshest, and things that ought to be ripe are
ripest at Gleason's Green Grocery black
berries, peaches strawberries, cherries, goose
berries, raspberres, butter, and all.
Miss Lillian Granger, who has been visiting
Miss Nettie Cunningham, left Thursday evening for
her home in Houston, Texas Miss Granger was
charmed with Little Rock and will return in the
fall to make another visit, portion of which time
she will spend with the family of her cousin, DR..
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