Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-23

Mrs O'Kieff and daughter, Miss Ollie, leave today for Galveston, Texas, their future home.
 NIr. and Mr.. W. E. Jackson and children spent Sunday in Little Rock.
 Miss Alma Dewoody returned Sat urday from Il pleasant tofriends at Altheimer
 W, NJ, Cunningham, has gone to Mashai, Tex, to take charge of an electric light plant.
 Linen suits are very popular with the gentlemen these excessively warm days.
 Miss Edna Tucker who has been visiting in the city the past week, left today for Nashville and the Cen tenniai
 This promises to be q gay week in social circles, as number of we'd dings will take place, aud several social functions of note will occur
 Mr and Mrs. John Roth left yes terday for their St. Louis home after a visit to relatives in this city.
 The Pine Bluff base ball team will play the Philadelphia team at Little Rock OH the Fourth of July for the State championship Good luck to you, boys
 Miss Beatrice and Retta Wer- theimer left yesterday for Red Sul- phur Springs, Va, 10 spend the sum mer. They were accompanied by their father, Mr E. Wertheimer
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Mcdonnell leavc today for Denver. Colorado where they will spend the remainder Of the summer.
 Nearly all tho delegates in attend ance upon the meeting of the Woman's Foreign MissionarySoeietv left for their respective homes teis morning
 Miss Nannette aud Jewel Allschul, Little Rock most accomplished and beautiful young ladies, left yesterday after n short visit to their cousin Miss Brunette Altschul. on BarraQue St Their many friends will welcome their return.
 Richard Heard andJakcBerry were arrested today on charge CT grand larceny. The men are accused ot stealing a COW
 The Rev. Cline delivered n splendid sermon at the Main Street Methodist church sunday. He and his wife win leave for China in August, on missionary work
 The GRAPHIC reporter was sitting Tn his office, when he heard q terrible veil Upon Investigating the cause, he learned that someone had thrown Royal hush" on T, x. Altschufs slot machine.
 The GRApmo is under many obliga- tions to General Foreman q. ". Gnge of the Cotton Belt shops for eourtesies extended its represen- tatives Mir Gage is we'll known as a genial, accomplished gentleman, hence his universal popularity
 The lines of the Postal and Vest ern Union were blown down hy storm Saturday night about r o'clock The lines of thePostal were down between Helena andClarendon ard the Western Union between Memphis and Little Rock.
 On tomorrow evening Maj. and Mrs. IL A Mccoy will celebrate the 18th anniversary of their wedding. They have legion of friends who will wish them many returns of Che day
 Hon. John F. Ryan, ex.Mayor Of Rob Roy. leaves today for Indian apolis, where he goes Go attend the annual conelave of the Knights of Rest. of which he is Grand Chancel- or. lie says that l32, ,O00 delegates will be in attendance.
 The Rev. (. F. ]. Tate returned yesterday from the Arkansas Con yention of Baptist Young People a. Little Rock, and was greeted with large congregations at his church. sunday four new members were added 10 the church.
 The GRAPHIC tenders it's sincere thanks to the officials of that great i industrial enterprise, the Bluff City l l.vmher Company, for eourtesies ex- telSded fo fig representatiye If :