The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-12
LOCAL NEWS

Pickens left today for Sellmeyer to
spend several days hunting.
Millinery at the lowest prices.
Mrs. 5. l.. Byrd. 1t
DR.. r. E. Bradsher of Marina
duke, is spending the day in the
city looking after business matters.
Visit Mrs. Byrd's millinery store
extra special bargains. Come Sat
urday. Mrs. S. l.. Byrd. 1t
Capt. Curtis Little, circuit clerk
of Mississippi county, was in Para
gould this morning enroute home
from Little Rock.
Latest style millinery at the very
lowest prices. Special bargains for
Saturday. Mrs. S. l.. Byrd. 1t
John Brawner of Piggott, candi-
date for prosecuting attorney, was
in the city this morning enroute to
Cross county in the interest of his
candidacy.
Women, see the bargains we
have for you in shoes. Special bar
gain lot Kimbrough's. 1t
Arthur Alexander and J. Robert
Blair went tC Hooker today to join
hunting party from the vicinity
of Gainesville. From Hooker they
will go in wagons to the bottoms.
Blankets, good grade for the mon
ey-special $10O. Kimbrough's.
1t
Hon. j. D. Block is at Corning
holding the civil division of circuit
court for Judge j. F. Gautney who
is spending the week in Cross coun-
ty engaged in the campaign for the
democratic nomination for prosecut-
ing attorney.
Dress ginghams, pretty styles,
best 10c quality, special at 1-9
cents a yard. Kimbrough's. 1t
Ed Cole & Son, grocers, who con-
duct a lucrative business on West
Hunt street, yesterday purchased the
suburban grocery store on West
Court street owned by J. A. Bra
shears. 1t is understood Mr.. Bra
shears will look after the West
Court street business until the first
of the year.
Mems hats-special bargain lot
regular $3.50 quality, special at
S1.00. Kimbrough's. 1t
Fred Watson, Esq. A. B. Hays, Dr.
R. l.. Cantrell, j. M. Futrell, A. C.
| Gloves, Dan Futrell, Eli Meiser, j.
IC. Edwards, ]. F. Peterson and Will
Grooms were among the number OF
hunters that left this morning to
Join several parties in Poinsett and
Cross counties.
You save money on all your
needs at Kimbrough's cash store.
Frank Williams, Bob Williams and
John Johnson, all colored, and
Cleve Arnold and "Snoozer" Hans
| ford white, were fined ten dollars
each in police court this morning on
charges of gaming. They were
caught shooting craps last night in
raid by the officers on John John
sons place. Yesterday morning
SLEEPY" Hansford was given q
fine OF SIS for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, and ten dollars fol-
escape. He was placed in Jail.
Hope domestic-best stock, twelve
yards for $100. Kimbrough's. il
Ben H. Crowley, former police
judge, and AL Alsey, employed al
night watchman at the Brecken
ridge gin, became involved in dis
pute over an account early las
night with the result that Crowle,
landed a terrific blow on the side o
Alsey's nose and broke his pro
boscis. In police court this morn
ing Crowley was given fine of fiv'
dollars. Judge Bratton said he ap
parently had much provocation, bu
that the severity of the blow justi
fled the imposition of fine.
Mems heavy fleece lined under
wear at 80 cents a garment. Kim
brough's. IL
Rev. G.. M. Reves, pastor of tn
First Methodist church of this city
is in receipt of letter from Rev
Fred Little, former pastor here
written from San Angelo, Texas, il
which Rev. Little says his condition
: is becoming very serious. He wa
forced to- give up his work severa
months ago and has been confine
7 to his bed since August. Rev. Littl
, had to resign his pastorate here o
: account of i'll health and went t
r Texas hoping the climate would re
! store his vigor.
+ Your trade is appreciated and W
: give you the most for your none!
( Clyde Ellis, everything in groceries