Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-11-10

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 EFrom Sundays Duiiyi
 ~-----.-.-----------------------.-- Dr. ]. II. Dye Ia in the city.
 ---------.--~------~------- Miss. \. \. Knox is on the sick list.
 -------------~----~- Mss Jessie Sweet is able to be up after a few days illness.
 ---------------.A-s Miss Mamie Kendall. Of Kedron is visiting in the city.
 ---.----~----4--.-- Miss Owen and Mir. Haryie Hogg returned today after spending Sat urday at Altheimer.
 Mir. Fred Fox spent Saturday ar Rob Roy
 MT. c. ], March. of Fordyce, is in the city today.
 Col. B. D. Williams was a Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
 Miss Kate Center. of HHlsboro, ! Texas, is visiting friends in the city.
 
 Miss Lita Hammett is spending | Sunday at her home in this city. Mir. and Mrs. N. B. Trulock left Friday for Fl Reno, Oklahoma. Mir. Q. !. Wade returned Friday from visit to Lonoke.
 Mir. Tom Moore and wife left Sat nrday for Redheld. where they will in the future reside.
 Messrs. E. H. Head and T. J. Will son went down to kingslend SatuF- day afternoon to organize Masonic Lodge.
 Miss Agnes Roberts. of W0hbase. ka. is visiting friends and relatives in thecity.
 Mrs. Julia Cook left Saturday for Grady te visit her sister, Mrs. Burnett, who ls quite ili.
 ------@-----~-----s- Miss Aattie Atkinson returned to her home at Star City yesterday, after visiting in this city.
 
 Rev. r. B. Snpp Is able to be ont again after painful accident re- ceived several days ago.
 Mr. ], T. schloss. travelling rep. resentative of I I.oth. New York. Is calling on tho trade in this city. Mr. George !. Ailis. of Little Rock. is visiting In the city. Mir. Allls has many friends here who are always glad to greet him.
 Fhe effects of the Kansas City Chop House were sold Saturday by the Constable, under writ of at. tachment. The fixtures brought $82. Yesterday Jnnor Gibson brought in from hison one Green Steward. who had escaped from the county farm oyer year ago.
 Officer Wm. Craig has resumed his dnties as night chief of police. He has been serving as health officer during the quarantine against Mem- phis.
 Mir, Rubie Franklin, who has been visiting Miss Mary Lindsay. returned last week to her home at Altheimer Mr II, 4. Ware will open gro+ eefy store. Monday. in the store room recently vacated ny Thalhel. mer Bros.
 The clerks in the millinery depart ment Of the Grand Leader are kept at work ill r oclock nt night work. ing on the large number of ladies hats ordered.
 vining's Hall was a scene of gaiety last Friday evening. A dance was indulged in by the young people of Hobokcn, which wns greatly en. inyed.
 Mr. John Kirwin. brother of Nr. Edwin (. Kirwin, returned yesterday from visit to Philadelphia, where he had been in search of health. He returned much improved.
 in referring te the shit of Thomp- son vs. Murray. in our issue of the 9th, 1t was error to state that the defendant took change of venue to Pulaski county. The venue was changed from Judge EHiott's court hy Thompson the piaintiG
 The magnificent voice Of Miss Blanche Altheimer will be heard in an oflertory at Trinity Episcopal church this morning. This singing will be rare treat to the music ioV. CTS who attend this place of wor. ship,
 \ meeting of J. Ed Murray Camp. r4