Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-11
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The weather man says i will .;e colder today wi5h fair weather. A marriage license WAS issued yesterday to c A. NJ Johnson and Miss Eddie L. Simpson.
 Charles Adams, a negro, was fined $lO in the city police court yes- tcrday morning for beating his wife.
 Mrs. Fannie bayis. sister oi D. 1. Mills. of this city. is reported to Do quite sick at her home in Macon, Ga
 Little Mary Buckaer. daughtei of Mr. u..d Mrs. ". D. Buckner. is con- 'convalescing after a severe illness for tonsilitis.
 Highest cash price paid for old feathers at rurner Bedding Factory. corner State and Twelfth avcnue. Holh phones.
 Trinity choir is preparing an ei;lh crate program for it's regula. month song service, which will be held :.z Trinity Church Sunday night.
 Mrs. J w. Martin is quite sick !, her home on Pine street She nas been sick for several weeks and her condition shows no improvements
 The Womeh's Missionary Societ5 of teh First Methodist Church will hol,i its regular meeting this afternoon 1T o'clock. The meeting will h' !.'.l' .,, ,ba ol,onal aIe. tl,o ohrrnb
 St. Clair Steel Rangea al C!eyelanl- Matthews Hardware Company. $2S to sl0 Each one guaranteed to sire satisfaction. Have over 100 in use i1 Pine Bluff. tf
 The Senior Chautanqua Society met at the Temple yesterday afternoon and held an interesting literary meet ing. Mrs. Allie Dreyfus was elected chairman and Mrs. .Adolph Bluthen- thal, secretary-treasurer.
 The fire department was called to the residence Of Major C. G. Newman at West Second avenue and Laure! street. yesterday afternoon at o'clock. X defective wire created some excitement. but no damage was dOns there.
 Harrison I.usk, a negro. entered il plea of guilty to a charge of grand larceny in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday and was sentenced to tive years in the penitentiary by Judge A. B. Grace The charge of burglary against him was dismissed.
 Mrs. Ebert, of St. Paul, Mi.in M to is visiting her sister. Mrs. W, D. Hearn. in this city, will sing the ci- fertory at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday morning Mrs. Ebert is pos sessed of a remarkably sweet voice, which has both strength and qaatit&.
 D. Eyerette Tucker has applied for letters of administration in thn matter of the estate of his late father, Capt l. ". Tucker, who died at Shef Till recently. The widow Of the de- ceased requests that MT. Tucker be named as administrator of the estate.
 St. Cecelia's Guild of Trinity Epis- copal Church held an interesting and important business meeting al Trinity Episcopal Church Tuesday mornins at 10 o'clock. Among the reports suo- mitted was one showing that the mem bers were highly gratified at the eN eellent music being offered hy TrinisA choir.
 Applications for letters of admin istl ation have been made in the tE.t- ter of the estate of l.. o. Knox by his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Belle. The wit nesses to the will of the deceased are |non-resiients of this state and deposit tions are to be taken within the next few days. after which Mrs. Knox will be named as administrative. The viii has not been filed for probate. Charles Moore. negro, was .iaeu S25 for disturbing the peace and Slo | for resisting an officer yesterday morning in police court. Moore was larrested Monday night by Pafrolman McBurnett. He had d knife i'll his hand and made the threat that ha would not accompany the policeman 1 to headquarters. McBurnett soon floored him and when he awoke he waS reStinc in the cilN iail.