Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-10

baby is reported quite sick. T. 0. Holland has resigned hi
 position as fireman at Engine Hous
 No. 2.
 Sarah Hudson, daughter of MT and Mrs M. A. Hudson, is reporte'
 mach improved.
 John H. Tucker has acrepted a
 Iucratve position with the Smith
 Wilbourne company.
 Little Anita John, daughter ot
 Doctor and Mrs. J. w. John, has a
 well-developed case of measles Il. P. Stewart who has been crit
 ically i'll at the home of bis daughter
 Mrs. W. Z TankersIey, is reported nc
 better.
 Robert Buckner, son of Doctor
 and Mrs W D. Buckner, is rapidly
 recovering from the effects Of brok-
 en leg.
 I A. Y Whitelaw, attorney -at-law,
 is today moving his offices from Sec
 ond avenue and Main street to NO.
 Iii 1-2 Main street in the Davis build l ing.
 A picnic will be given by the Lakeside Sunday school iii about two weeks at Noble Lake The place of meeting and other particu- lars will be announced later.
 The Miller High Life baseball team left early this morning for Lake Village, where they will play three games of baseball with the town team They will also play three games al Arkansas City.
 News was received in this city yesterday from Cincinnati announcing the sudden death of A. Marx, father of Mrs H. C. Bluthenthal of this city, Mrs. Lee AItheiner, formerly of this city, and grandfather of Mrs. August Thalheimer of Albany. Ga.
 You would do yourself an in- justice to build anything without first seeing us. The Boyce Con struction Co, office 1O6 Pine St, b w. Boyce, business manager New phone, 3; old phone, 2
 -Lost-A Daughters Of the King stick pin a Maltese cross) be- tween Eleventh avenue and Walnut street, and No 1900 South Olive. Finder please return to Mrs. D. C./ Wilson, No. 1900 South Office street. A
 Two elegantly furnished rooms to rent, can be thrown into one room if desired, within one block of business district, bath and electric lights. Ap- ply at No 515 West Second avenue Or call No. 263 new phone for further information St
 The teams and men employed al the site of the new High School build ing are making nice progress. Most of the ground has already been brokvi en and the work will be pushed with all possible speed. The brick work will begin soon. \
 One of the largest congregations of the year assembled at the Chris tian church last night to hear Reyer end c. c. Cline discourse upon "Our 1 Common Christianity" His talk was much enjoyed. Quite a number of people were baptised after the ser vices.
 Two cows. one calf, one dog and one snake were killed by the north bound Cotton Belt passenger train last night between the railroad cross ing and the Sulphur Springs road. This is one Of the most unusual oc currences in the annals of railroad history in this city.
 The new fire station at Nineteenth avenue and Laurel street in Lakeside is almost completed All the brick work has been completed and the con- tractors hope to have the building ready for occupancy some time this week. The fire paraphanelia will be ordered soon and the long-felt want of fire station in Lakeside will be filled.
 A large crowd of men greeted Reverend Ross Moore yesterday after noon at the Merrill Institute and every one present was delighted by his strong manly talk. His subject was "The New Order of Knighthood," and the manner in which it was pre- sented made it appeal to everyone in the audience. E., special request Rev erend Moore will make another ad- dress at an early date.
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