Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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Mr.. w. \. Voss of st. Louis is in
The city.
Mr.. J. p. Lee, of Clarendon, is in
the city.
-Mr. T. J. Ellis of Jonesboro is a
visitor in the city.
Mayor Angus I. Mcneil Of Red
field is in the city.
Miss Bama Arant is yisitlnnS rel
atiVes in louisiana
Mr.. Lee Omohundro. of Little
Rock, is in the city.
Mr. Lee w. Young, of kearney, is
registered at the Trulock
Mr.. /. B. Meek of Jonesbor0 is reg
istered at the Arlington.
Mr.. j. Frank Cox returned to
South Bend this morning.
Mr.. e. Cornish Of Hampton, is a
business visitor in the city.
Mr. II. r. II. Eberts 0 Little Rock
is guest of the Trulock.
Let your wants be known through
the columns of the Graphic.
Capt. j. c. Cross. county convict
contractor, is in the city today.
Conductor +. S. Harvey has re.
turned from vacation i'll Indiana.
Miss Jessie Adams has returned
from a visit to relatives at AlbUquer.
que.
County Treasurer Jesse r. Core
has returned he m a visit TO his plan
tation.
Capt Jeff Hicks has returned
from a business visit down the Cotton
Belt railway.
Mr.. Joe c. Meyer returned this
morning from business visit up the
Valley road.
-MesS:s. A. NJ. Freemeyer and n.
C. Thomas were business visitors to
Grady this morning.
If you have lost anything, you can
recover same by advertising in the
Graphc's want column"
Miss Mamie Mann has returned
home, accompanied by Miss Myra Nor
row of Brownsville, Tenn.
Miss Cora Mitchell, of Memphis,
Tenn, arrived in the city this morn
ing to visit the Misses Harroll.
Mr. Will Mathews has returned from
Virginia, where he spent several
weeks with friends and relatives.
-Messrs Sam and Lester Arnett,
who have been spending & vacation at
Minneapolis, returned this morning.
Mrs. +. j. Collier, Mrs. Will Lee
and children, and Miss Elizabeth Col
lier came in from Althemier this morn
ing
Ms. Horatio Riley has returned
home from months visit to relatives
at Albuquerque, n. NJ, and Denver
Cole.
M. W. L. Carr returned yesterday
from a business trip down the Valley
toad. He reports heavy rains in that
section.
Ste John Ne3lmon about gravei
roofs he is prepared to give al orders
pronpt attention Your patronage
solicited
MIS-. Il E. WeIch, Mss Eula Fa.z
MI 8. \. Hancock ana M. II. Rose
man of Eagle NILS We're il the city
Thurs la
~. c. D. Smith of Tyler. Tex.,
chief surgeon OF the Cotton Belt rail
WAY, IS IN the city, the guest Of Dr..
A. " Troupe.
-Johi.n Graves. Swan " aesro
is i'll jail on the charge of striking an
othe: negro on the head With a hoe,
intlctiug an uglv wound.
The general merchandise firm of
Mcneil 4 HeaIy. at Redfield. has dis
solved, and the business will be con-
Quoted in tie f'Hure hhe senior l.p,t
ner, M Angus + McNeiIl.
Nj John /. >alpepper, OF Clio,
and Ms. Mettie South OF this city,
We're married Thursday evening in
this city by Esquire A. J. Stewart.
Mr.. Henry Smith, representing
tho s.4'.r3ts c22sYatsH II, f: 4i-A
MISSIONS. will address the Epworth
leaeHe ii The First Methodist church
toui@at ETeryohay is cordially in
vito q attend.
en- Friday evening at SIS O'Clock
al organ recital will be given at
Tliaity church Full vested choir as
siste. by LeMaire's orchestra, Mrs.
f. l.. Dilley, Mrs. Maer Mrs.
Tess FowIer, Mss Lizzie Le-
Marie a'3 NJ. Mons i.eyy, Will fur
nish music tcn he occasion. A com
p'ete elsssieal qeaa@a ~ has been ar.
ranged for the recital All are cor
Aially invited 10 attend. There VII
be No admission fee, but an offering
vii he taken for the organ fund.
Ele5t":e taHs haze heeA placed in the
ch'sse'l 70! the comfo:t Of II 9se who