Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10

rooms. Apply 202 W. Fifth ave. L
Let US press and clean your clothes
satisfaction guaranteed. y. RutsteiI
L. Son "a {
Mrs Carl Stubblefled is con-
fined to her room with illness at ner
home on West Second avenue.
A refined show, well ycntilatec
hniIding, comfortable seats at the The
torium. /
--latest Path Films, 900 feet reel
I'd off every day. No two days alik,
at the Theatorium t
FOR SALE CHEAP--t Gentle pony
saddle and bride. Apply to !" Q
Knox. l23 ". Barraquc, 81
The weather man says We viii
have fair and colder weather today
accompanied by a freezing temper
azure.
Joe S AItschul. who is at Hol
Springs. recuperating, says he i
stil improving. in a recent letter To
relatives.
Furnished room to let for gentle
man, near city and good boarding
houses. Bath and private entrance
al9 W. Second avenue Old phone 65l
3-8-3l
Wanted Two or three rooms,
partly furnished or unfinished, for
light housekeeping Address H.,
this office. 3-l0-5t
Miss Grace York has been quite
sick for several days 1T the home
of her sistcr, Mrs. A. S. Trigg. but
was reported much better yester-
day.
I now have ten parties who want
homes west of Main street. DO yor
want to sell? II SO, list with me anc
will get you a buyer. +. G. Smart
eo2 w Barraoue. 3-1O-3t
Confederate Women Of Arkan-
sas, 1SG1-65. Memorial RemjniS-
cences. Published by the Arkansas
Division, L. C.. Y, For sale at De
woody's drug store. 3-3-l m
Miss Juliet Mehlinger OF the
Hotel jefferson has been quite sick
for several days at the home OF
Nose Brown, No. 500 West Second
avenue. She was reported some
what improved yesterday.
W. u. Hcarn. cashier of the Bank
of Pine Bluff who is in Florida
with Mrs. Hearn for his health, in
formed friends here yesterday that
he was rapidly recovering from his
recent illness and would return
here shortly
in a fire at the plant OF the
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
at Clarks. La, yesterday, 5000. oOU
fett Of lumber was destroyed. The
loss, covered by insurance. is est
mated at 500, 900. Several build
ings and a drying kiln at the plant
were burned.
6. O. Huber. who has been
Superintendent Of the Sunday school
at the First Methodist church for
some months. was Sunday present
cd with a handsome umbrella as 4
token from the school children, he
will leave this city shortly to make
his home in St Louis.
R. H. NJ Mills. the highly es-
teemed local citizen, yesterday ceie-
hratcd his scventy-seyenth birthday
Joe Watkins and Alex p. Turney al
so celebrated their birthday yester-
day. but Mr.. Mills says that be
cause he looks younger than they
do they refuse to tell their ages.
A fire alarm was sounded Sun
day night, caused by slight blaze
al a cottage on Linden street. The
flames were extinguished without
much damage. Another alarm was
registered yesterday. caused BY 4
burning nue at the home OF Il. l..
Wiley. and which resulted III no
damage to the home
The Eagles will give St. Pat
rick's bali at their hall on West Sec
ond avenue on the night OF March II.
Green will be the prevailing color
Joe Dillon's orchestra will furnish the
music. The committee in charge OF
the affair is composed of Matt Dono-
van. George w. Johnson, Dave tull-
bright and Walter Hare. A nice time
is in store for those who attend.
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