The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-15
Hot weather effects your eyesight.


 Hot weather effects your eyesight.
 See Neill & Blaine the opticians. Mrs. Nels Williamson and little
 son, Billy. have returned from visit
 to her parents in Memphis. Its no trouble to deliver soda water and cream to you. Call us up Wade's Cafe.
 Miss Kate Cannon, of Blackton. was visitor in Brinkley for several days of this week.
 We deliver your cream sodas. ice qfeam and drinks anywhere in the tity-W Wade's Cafe.
 Conductor Lee Murphy, of the Fl. &. c. N. Ky. (Texas). left to day | for his home after visit of several days with his relatives in this city. --Adolph Goldberg. saleemsn at WoH's and Manager E. L. Hirsch, of the National Cooperage Co.,. were in Memphis Sunday
 "A. E. Maberry was in Brinkley Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Cache River Leeve Association which was set for that day.
 A party composed of Miss Nora Belle Coffee and MT. Milt Blaine, Miss Lillian Wade and Mr. Ralph Mitchell went to Jacksonport Sunday.
 Mrs. William T. Tomlinson left Tuesday for Boonvllle where she went to accompany her sister, Mrs. Sam F. Campbell and children, who have been visiting here for several weeks.
 Word was received from drug gist A. D. Brooks who has been visit
 ing at his old home in Tennessee that he has been very sick since he left Brinkley. He is now at Athens, Ala. visiting his brother.
 Fred A. Dauer, the Helena tailor. was in the city Wednesday on busi- ness. He reports that all kinds of business at Helena is at a stand still; that 1t is dead and dull there.
 Mrs. Roy Mccullough and chil- dren left yesterday for her home in Birmingham. Ala. after visitof sev- eraI weeks in Monroe county. portion of which she spent with Mrs. Frank Owens at Capt w. s. MccuIough's in this city.
 Miss Alice Harmed left Monday for her home in Rutledge, Mo. where she will spend her vacation. Miss Harmed has been in charge of the millinery department at Mrs. Emma Flora & Co.,, for this season and her fine artistic tastes, efficiency and clever manners had made many friends in our town.
 Quite a crowd of Brinkley people were quests at dinner given on Sun . day last by MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stack. at their plantation home in Lee coun ty. l2 miles southeast of Brinkley. The following were reported as going: Chas. B. Johnson and Miss Nina Keath, Walter Naples ana Misses Clyde Mitchell and Una Naples; Ruel Henderson and Sidney Nordlinger with Misses Irene and Kate Murphey; Jesse Jackson with Miss Eugenia Sapp; Talbot Hudson with Miss Carrie Brown; John Waters with Miss Ethel Rambo. Messrs Henry Wolf. Max Schott, Henry Goldman. Jake Lamm. Lamberth and Yancey.
 MARRIED: MT. c. E. Cole. of Dardanelle, and Miss Corinne Gwynn, of Forrest City, were married Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Sumpter. where the bride has been boarding while teaching in the Brink ley public school the past two sessions. Rev H. B. Cox, pastor of the Meth odist church. performed the ceremony. The marriage was quite a surprise in Brinkley. a. it was generally under stood that Miss Gwynn would again teach in the public school. Even the awise ones who usually foretell like happy events were "in the dark. so that the customery they say" cf, rumor was not even heard. "All's I- and v,. f,nJax fho