The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-11-19

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says struck his twelve year old son
on the side of the head with an
axe, inflicting serious injuries.
Sims said the two boys were out
hunting and that without the slight
i est provocation the Moore lad as
saulted his son. A warrant for the
arrest of young Moore was issued
and as soon as the Sims lad re-
covers the examining trial will be
held.
(Fron Wednesdays Daily Press)
Mems thigh boots, guaranteed
not to leak, at $3.50. Kimbrough s.
Mrs. John Rosson, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
convalescing.
Mems fleece lined underwear at
80 cents. Kimbrough's. 1t
DR.. Paul Dickson is in Memphis
attending the meeting of the Til
State medical society
Boys rubber boots at $1.25 and
up. Kimbrough's. 1t
Mrs. Mack Cothren, residing west
of the city, has gone to Troy, Tenn,
on a visit to relatives.
Cleaning out all millinery stock
below cost Kimbrough's 1t
P. D. Roe's fine bird dog, Nicho-
las, was killed yesterday in the local
railroad yards.
Visit Miss Compton's millinery
store for genuine bargains in the
latest fashion headwear. 1t
w. T. Costen spent yesterday at
Black Oak looking after some I'M
provements on his farm.
You save money on the latest
fashion millinery at Miss Comp
tons. Closing out several lots. 1t
Rev. w. c. Wood left yesterday
for Conway to attend Baptist con-
vention. T. B. Kitchens and M.
Up. Huddleston go tomorrow.
Be sure to visit Miss Compton's
millinery store. Extra good bar
gains in the seasons latest style
headwear. Come Saturday. 1T
j. F. Cardwell and little daugh-
ter, Martha, have gone to McComb
City, Miss, to visit friends and rel
atives. Before, returning home they
will go to New Orleans for a brief
visit.
Mrs. Byrd's millinery store is Of
fering extra special bargains in the
seasons newest millinery. 1t
DR.. George Bridges, we'll known
physician practicing at Mitchell's
Point, has gone to Memphis for an
operation. He was accompanied by
his brother, Tom Bridges, prescrip-
zionist in Scott's drug store.
Seasons getting advanced and we
are offering newest millinery at
very low prices. Mrs. S. l.. Byrd.
1t
VIM. M. Jones, an aged citizen
residing at 100 East Lake street,
died this morning from the effects
of stroke of apopleXy. For many
years Mr.. Jones conducted a shoe
repair shop at 1O7 East Lake street.
At two O'Clock this afternoon no
arrangements had been made for the
funeral.
Latest fashion millinery shapes
and novelties. Big variety and go
ing at lowest prices. Mrs. S. L..
Byrd. 1t
Herbert Wood and wife and Sam
Pruett and wife left this morning
for Mr.. Woods farm in Cache bot
toms where he is having extensive
improvements made.
Women's, misses and childreu's
cloaks going below cost. Kim
brough's. 1t
Chas. Bradshaw, residing in the
Mitchell's Point neighbOrhood, was
given a fine of fifty dollars by a
Jury in Esq. C. M. Grooms court
this afternoon on charge of wife
desertion. 1t was alleged Bradshaw
left his wife and month-old baby
four months ago and during that
time had contributed only $5,25
worth of clothing to their support.
He was unable to pay, the fine ana
costs, amounting to about SIS and
was placed in Jail to serve out the
penalty.
Women's fleece lined hose, regu-
lar 15c grade, at 10 cents a pair.
Kimbrough's S. 1t