The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-09-03

on August 20, 1863, he distinctly
remembers killing frost seriously
injured the tobacco crop in Bal
lard county, Ky.
TEN DOZEN boys regular csc
and soc hats, to close out the lot.
choice 10 cents each. Kimbrough's.
*3w1t
Conrad Hampton, who is serving
Gs general utility agent for the
Cotton Belt, arrived last night
from Hunter and will leave tonight
for Bearden where he will take
charge of the Cotton Belt office.
TEN DOZEN regular rs cent
box stationery only 10 cents each.
Only two boxes to customer.
Kimbroughs. *3w1t
John w. Hicks of McAlester,
Okla, arrived in the city this
morning and after visiting his par
ents in the Camp Ground for
few days, will go to Lebanon, Tenn.
where he will complete his course
in the law school.
Mrs. Byrd will leave the latter
part of this week for st. Louis
where she will buy a complete stock
of the newest fashion Fall and
Winter Millinery. Her store is
now located in the A. 0. U. w.
building. *2&w1t
Mrs. Chas. Helwig has returned
visiting friends and relatives. She
has resigned her position with F. J.
Heaton & Co., and at noon today
began working in the ready-to-wear
department at Joseph's.
| One lot of Is inch embroidery
| flouncing, regular % cent grade,
special at 10 cents a yard. Kim
brough's. *3w1t
Mrs. Gus Jackson and children
| left last night for Harrison, Boone
county, where they will join Mr..
Jackson who has located in that
city for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. Jackson has entered the tail
oring business in Harrison.
H. c. Readecker, contractor on
the new water district, has finish
ed the work of cutting the trenches
for an extension of the old water
district mains on several East Side
streets and this morning he loaded
his trenching machine on car
for shipment to Sikeston, Mo.
Mrs. S. L. Byrd has moved her
millinery store into the A. o. U. w.
building and will be open for bust
ness tomorrow. Mrs. S. l.. Byrd.
*2&w1t
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Blakemore
who have been making Paragould
their home for more than a year,
durirg which time Mr.. Blakemore
has been engaged in the timber
business, returned this morning to
their former home at Piggott. Mr..
Blakemore says he will probably
return to Paragould and resume his
TIMBER operations.
Yes Grooms, Sleepy and
"Snoozer" Hansford and Tom Lash
lee, charged with breaking into an
Iron Mountain car and stealing
quantity of whisky, were given a
hearing before Esq. A. B. Hays yes
teI day and were discharged be-
cause the evidence was not strong
enough to warrant the magistrate
in binding the defendants over to
the grand jury.
4 The old Mcdonald building on
the lot on North Pruet street, own
ed by the Paragould Steam Laun
dry, is being moved to a lot on
man bought the building. He will
improve it with brick veneer and
use it for rental purposes. The
laundry company is preparing to
erect modern brick laundry build
: ling On the North Pruet street site.
Herbert Sims and Ted Davis have
plies and equipment to the Arkan-
| sas Light & Power Company and
have gone out of business. The
local light company will take
r charge of the wiring of buildings.
The company has leased office
s quarters in the old Soliphone build
ing and as soon as the room is re-
: modelled Manager Reynolds will
move his office uptown. He will
install complete stock of electrical
appliances and conveniences and
will start a vigorous campaign to
! induce the installation of modern
5 electrical utilities in Paragould
homes.
Sheriff Collins of Blythevill0,
Deputy Sheriff Dwight Blackwood
} of Osceola, and AID Grayson of this
city, deputy U. S. marshal, left