The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-05-28

AS we cashed the street workers
checks before, we have arranged to
accommodate you again. Tell those
you work with we are prepared to
cash all their checks. Mime Dry
Goods Co. 1t
Lon Owens and George Seitz were
fined $500 each in police court this
morning for fighting. "Snoozer"
Hansford was given s25 fine Sat-
urday for an assault on Ralph Mar
tin. Hansford went to Jail in de-
fault of the fine.
Ginghams, s to 10c quality, spe-
cial this week only, for sc yard.
Mime Dry Goods Co.
c. B. Weise and family of Desc
to, Mo-, have rented the Benedict
residence on North Main street and
will move to Paragould within
few days. Mr.. Weise has invested
ests.
Crepes, batiste lawns, rice cloth
15c value, at 10c a yard Nine
Dry Goods Co. 1t
G. A. Steele, superintendent of
the street paving, put a force OF
men to work on North Second street
this morning preparing the con-
crete foundation for the reception of
the surfacing. He will put other
crews to work on West Main and
North Fifth streets as soon as the
ground is dry enough to be worked.
We always give the best work
shirts in town. soc value at Csc.
Mime Dry Goods Co. 1t
Mrs. Perry House of West Gar
land street left last night for st.
Louis where she will be joined by
her sister, Mrs. John Long of Ho-
bart, Okla. From there they will
go to Birdseye, Ind, where their
father, Mr.. Nash, is visiting. They
will continue their visit there until
after the goth to be present at the
annual decoration services.
DR.. Thad Cothren of Walcott
spent the forenoon in the city
looking after business matters. He
said there was severe rain and
wind storm in Cache bottoms yes
terday afternoon and many trees
were blown down, but he had heard
of no other damage. DR.. Cothren
says the prospects for large peach
crop are good, but that blight has
practically ruined the apple crop.
DR.. j. F. Wood, prominent ply
stefan of Blytheville, is in Para
gould for the purpose of renting Of
flee quarters and cottage, prepare
tory to moving to this city. DR..
Wood and his wife, who was Mrs.
HARRISON, own a fine farm five
miles south of Paragould, known as
the ]. G. Miller farm. DR.. Wood
expects to engage in the practice of
medicine here and will look after
his farming interests.
Maurice Block, George Lackey,
Ray Perkins, Bob McHaney, Harry
Jones and Alvin Samuels left this
morning for Indianapolis to wit
ness the great automobile races that
will be run in that city next Sat-
urday. They shipped Mr.. Blocks
car to Campbell, Mo-, by local
freight in order to get over the st.
Francis river and bottoms and this
afternoon they will take the car at
Campbell and drive overland to st.
Louis where they will spend two
days before going on to Indianapo-
lis. Joe Bertig intended driving
through to Indianapolis to see the
races, but said this morning he had
about given up the trip on account
of the heavy rains.
Miss Georgia Compton's millinery
stock, slightly damaged in the A. o.
U. W. fire, is being closed out re-
CARELESS Of cost. Newest fashion
hats, trimmings and the like, al
most at YOUR OWN PRICE. Entire
stock included. In Hampton build
ing, next to Trice's Furniture Store.
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