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

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Mrs. Wiley Mckenzie of Spring.
field, Mo-, who came to Paragould
on a visit to the family of DR.. J.
G, Mckenzie, became i'll on the
train and since her arrival in this
city she has been suffering with a
siege of fever. Her daughter, Miss
Carol is also ILL.,
H. n. Rowland who has been in
st. Louis several months visiting
his sonin-law, Herbert Williams,
has returned to resume his work as
janitor at the high school. Mrs.
Rowland will probably return to
Paragould within a few weeks.
R. G. Chalk, agent for the Wells
Fargo & Co. Express, received a let
ter this morning from Superintend-
ent Wetzel authorizing him to ac-
cept for free transportation all
supplies sent from Paragould to
Newport for the relief of the flood
sufferers.
The enterprising citizens of
Rector are going to give a banquet
at the Woody hotel tomorrow night
for the purpose of boosting prop
osition to subscribe stock for the
erection of a new hotel in that
city. Several invitations to the
banquet have been received by
Paragould people.
M. B. Hatfield, local agent for
the Cotton Belt, was checked out
of office last night to begin his
annual vacation of twenty days. G.
E. Silliman, cashier, was checked
in as agent, and Clarence Dover
was checked in as cashier. Mr..
Hatfield, wife and son will leave
tonight for Niagara Falls and
other points of interest in the east.
Mrs. E. I. Mckinley and son,
Edward, who have been in South
Carrolton, KY, for several months
visiting with relatives, arrived in
Paragould this morning and are
the guests of the family of Judge
w. S. Luna on Highland street.
Mrs Mckinley is enroute to Little
Rock to join her husband who is
deputy state labor commissioner.
/ She and her son will leave tomor-
row morning.
Sam McHaney and wife who have
been in Dallas, Texas, attending
the annual convention of officers
and agents of the Illinois Bankers
Life Association, have returned
home. 1t was originally intended
to hold the convention in Galveston
but the plans were changed on &C
count of the flood at Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHaney visited at
Hope and other places while on
their trip.
Walter G.. Chapman of McComt
City, ILL.,. brother of DR.. F. J. Chap
man who was formerly located in
this city, and Miss Anna Schmuck-
er, daughter of Henry Schmucker OF
East Paragould, were married at
the Catholic church here this
morning at nine thirty o'clock
Miss Schmucker has been employed
in Bertig's department store fol
some time She has a large circle
of friends whose best wishes attend
her in her new home at McComt
City.
| (From Wednesdays Daily Press)
Latest style fall millinery a.
Kimbroughs. Swift
DR.. M. c. Graham of Gainesville
was a business visitor in the cit.
this morning.
Suit cases at IS cents each
Kimbrough's. *3w1
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
Payne at 512 North Pruet street
; this morning, girl baby.
MdlIlAS luSO-J ny LCCtp oPN
cial at $1.9S. Kimbrough's.
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!, Constable Steve Edwards of Pc
land township spent yesterday il
the city looking after business mat
ters.
20 yards of brown domestic 70
S1.OO. Kimbrough's. *3w1
andrew Nicely left this mornin;
for Hornersville to accept posi-
ton with the Hornersville Mercan
tile Company.
Regular 10c outing flannel at
: cents a yrad. Kimbrough's.
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| Cashier H. w. Woosley of thu
National Bank of Commerce, ha
gone to Hot Springs for the benefi
Of his health.
TEN DOZEN mems regular SIS
: and $500 hats, special price, choic
Al 81 90 Kim brOu his *3w1t