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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
East End Dots.

Mr.. Editor: Everything is
getting on nicely on East End
MIR. Moore, Mr.. Hinson and
Mr.. Williams are planting their
spring gardens. Mr.. S. r.. Wilt
ans has already been eating rad
isheS from his garden. Can any
one beat that?
Mr.. Leonard Caskey is pre-
pairing to arrange some kind of a
fence on his line. lie said il
would be IA thick thorn fence.
Mr.. A. b. Lindsay, Jr., is very
busy these beautiful spring
days, ,as machine agent.
A News READER.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

perty by fire, however large or
small. A fire department should
be organized. The town needs
at once first-class hook and
ladder company, aud if volun-
teers can not be had, let Council
pay the members something. DR..
Mackey's residence, as well as
the Methodist church, could no
doubt have been saved during
the late fire by hook and lad
der company. Some arrange
ment should also be made to in
crease the present water supply.
either along the lines heretofore
suggested in these columns or
otherwise.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

Judge Speer, OF the United
States court, whose views on the
subject Of locker clubs were re-
Gently given in these columns,
is certainly doing much toward
breaking up such organizations
in prohibition Georgia. In Saw
annah Tuesday forty five men
under indictmen for maintaining
locker clubs pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Speer. Sentence was
suspended against them upon
the fuIfillment Of four require
ments, one of which was to sign
a pledge not to sell any more IL
quor in Georgia.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

The ladies of Lancaster to
whom the community is deeply
indebted for the many nice shade
trees they had set out last spring
are row engaged in similar work.
a number OF trees have been set
out this week on Chesterfield
avenue, Market, White and Arch
streets. The ladies are furnish
ing the trees for the purpose and
the Councils street hands are
doing the setting out. The spir-
1t of civic improvement is appre-
ciably growing in Lancaster. The
ladies, God bless them, have
been imbued with it all along,
but the trouble has been to get
the men interested. The Coun-
Gil and other male members of
the community, however, are
now catching the healthy con-
tagion from their fair friends,
i the indications are that ere
long every good citizen will be
taking pride in the towns i'm
provement and doing everything
in his power to advance the
splendid work initiated aud en-
cOuraged by The ladies'.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
Negroes Burned to Death

Tampa, Fla, March 5-An-
ma Arnold and her two children
Florida, aged 3 years, and AR
nell, aged Is months, colored,
were burned TO death early this
morning in their home, 105 La
Sale street. The fire is believed
to be incendiary and is the fifth
fire which has occurred since the
big one of Sunday and the au
thorilies are becoming convinced
that firebugs are at work. Five
arrests we're made in connection
with this mornings blaze.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

No law was ever enacted that
met with the unanimous en-
dorsement OF the people, and it
is natural therefore to suppose
that The originators Of Lancas-
ter's new road law an icipated AT
the outset that there would be
more or less opposition to the
measure. But of comments thus
far heard, expressions of appro-
val are far more numerous than
those OF disapproval. To every
man who says he doesn't like
the law, there are probably a
half dozen or more who enthu-
siastically praise 1T. OF course
further study Of the Act and its
practical test later on may make
changes in public sentiment
either Tor or against 1T. But
there are one or two important
facts in connection with this mat
ter that we should not lose sight
of. The Act in question is now
the law OF the county-the only
law that we have relating to road
working-and being the law, it
is the duty Of every citizen 10
obey it. 1t was passed by the
legislature in obedience TO a gen
cral demand for a change in
the system of working the
roads. so let us give it a fair and
impartial test. Let us see il it
will give US what we have long
needed-improved public high
ways. If after trial defects are
found to exist in the law, if any
Of its provisions prove to be un-
just 10 any particular class of
citizens, the legislature can be
appealed to TO make changes de-
sired
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
PERSONAL

Miss Meta Moore is visiting
relatives in Gaffney.
Mr.. Charlie Cunningham. of
Heath Springs, visited Rock Hill
this week.
County Supervisor L j. Perry
made a business trip to Flat
Greek this week.
Messrs Ward Pegram and Ira
b. Jones visited Rock Hill this
week.
Miss Florence Robinson, of
the Heath-Jones company, has
gone North to select spring
goods.
Miss jamie Green of Lancas-
ter was at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. II. Dendy last week. -
Kershaw Era.
Mr. H. L. Williams, of York
vile, who was formerly one Of
Lancaster's cotton buyers, spent
Thursday here.
Miss Mayme Jones has return
ed from Rock Hill, where she
spent several days with her
friend, Miss Iva Hull.
Airs. DR.. g. N. Houkh anu lit
tie son, of Honea Path, are spend
ing while at the home of Mrs.
Hough's brother-in-law, Mayor
l.. G. Hough. .-Kershaw Era.
Mr.. Hasel Cunningham, of
New Jersey, who is spending
while in Lancaster. his old home,
won't over to Rock Hill Thursday
evening to visit relatives. He
will 90 to Clinton 10 see his
brothers. Kelly and Frank Gun
ningham, students of the Presby-
terian college, before returning
to Lancaster.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
AnIIu0L NeetinD of Lancaster II
cG l. dissertation.

The stockholders of the Lam
caster Building and Loan Asso-
citation held their first annual
meeting Tuesday evening, in the
Bank of Lancaster building. A
remarkably good showing of the
years work was made-one en-
tirely satisfactory and gratifying
TO the stockholders. The follow.
ing officers were reelected: Pre-.
sident, j. FL. Witherspoon; Vice
president, j. j. Blackmon; Sec
retary and Treasurer, Waddy r.
Thomson; Solicitor, ID. Reece
Williams. The board of direc-
tors consists Of Messrs. j. II.
Witherspoon, j. j. Blackmon,
ID. Reece Williams, Waddy G..
Thomson, j. A p Sistare w.
T. Gregory, Ernest Moore, l.. c..
Lazenby and j. e. Craig.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
SATURDAY, MARCH =, 1908.

Nearly every man of any pro-
ninence Iii South Carolina has
been mentioned in connection
with the Unlted States senator
snip. wberry News and Her.
aid.
And some who were never
heard Of before.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

Mr.. Edgar Dyson, an eX-
perieuced printer of Mount Yer
non, Ga, arrived here yester
day 30 accept position in this
office. Mr. Virgil Elliott, lately
Of Greenwood, is also new adj
diioE 10 The News force. MIR.
ElIiotts boyhood days were
spent in Lancaster, leaving here
about five years ago.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
Sees the consequences

Do you realize the serious
consequences of continued
eye strain? Priceless beyond
all other possessions is the
eyesight, and it deserves your
highest consideration. Don't
trifle with your eyes! 1t will
cost you no more to be fitted
correctly than it will to guess
at it. | charge nothing for a
scientific examination. Per-
feet fitting spectacles are the
only kind you get here.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

The Fork Hill school, taught
by Mr.. j b. CASTOR, will close
next Friday with appropriate ex.
cIcises, 10 which the public is
cordially invited.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
". L. CrOxton & Co.
Alabama Subscriber Who
Appreciates Importance of
Complying with New Pos
tai Regulation.

Mr.. Editor; Owing to the
late postal laws, guess | had bet
ter "get busy" and place my
subscription on cash basis. |
do not know just how much | am
behind, but enclose you here
with my check for $3.50 and if
you will send me statement of
my account with you to date, |
will do the rest. The little mon-
ey stringency has made money
hard to get and a few dollars goes
a long way and covers multi
tude OF sins, but still | cannot do
without your paper. / believe
that all papers should be run on
a cash basis and this will prove
a good law. 1t is hard job and
quite an expensive one to look
after the numerous small clai ms
/ have thought sometime that
when | wrote 60 you renewing
my subscription | would send
you short letter for publication,
but on account of being confined
to my room with la grippe for
the past two weeks, | find that
| am too busy just now to write.
Later, | hope to find time to give
you, or rather express my views
on some points and at the same
time give you some dots from
this part of the country.
The South Carolina LIQUOR
problem is being watched with
interest by our people out here,
and / had hoped to see your leg
islature pass state prohibition.
l see by your paper that you
have had quite an expensive fire.
This should be an incentive to
youriboard to install llwater works.
| would like to see old Lancas-
ter have a good light and water
plant. The town is we'll able to
support one and, besides, its
needs call for one
Glad to see you push the mat
ter for good roads.
Yours truly,
j II. Craig,
iagFo~ /. MIL 90
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

Mrs. T. L. CIyburn and Miss
Eta Welsh, of Korohaw, who
have been visiting relatives in
Lancaster returned home this
week.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07

kodol Is TO-DAY tho best known and most
reliable remedy for all disorders # the
stomach snch as dyspepsia, heart burn
sour stomsch aud bclclHng OF gas Kodol
contains the same iuices found in heoltv
stomach Kodoi is pleasant TO take # is
guarahteed to give relief md is sold here
by All Druggists
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-07
WAXHAW, N. G..
Notice ofDiScharee.

Notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
day. April Sth. 1908, Mt IL o'clock n. M.
the undersigned. administrator of the
estate OF Ii. NJ. Kirk. deceased, will file
his hnal return and settlement of said es
tate and make application to the Probate
Court Tor the county Of Lancaster. Sout h
Carolina, for final discharge as sucb nd.
ministrator. R & Kirk
Administrator of The estate of n NJ
h'rK' deceased. March z, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23

the Trust Company Jack O'Keefe executed thirty promissory notes, of $200 each, which were payable to the trust Company's bank, with in terest. monthly. In return for the money OKeefe gave a mortgage on all the household goods, consisting of chairs, tables, stoves, beds, bed ding and other equipments. All of the notes were paid excepting three, which are due January 1 , February I and March 1. Since the issuance of the notes, however, the bank advanced more than 900 in cash to the hotel man. To satisfy the entire claim of $6,176.S4 the Trust Company applied for the fore closure of the mortgage. Chancel- Tor Elliott issued the decree, after hearing the case thoroughly, and namd Mr. Means as commissioner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
|HOTEJ EFFECTS
 70 BE SOLD SOON
Pine Bluji ;.st Company F0reclose! Mortgage ,Aade By Jack O'Keefe, Proprietor of The Arlington and Old AntlerS Hotels
 J. H. Means, Com.
 missioner.

A decree was issued yesterday by Chancellor JallH M. Elliott in which a mortgage, ld by the Pine Bluff Trust Company on various house. hold goods owned by Jack O'Keefe and in use a; '.u old Antlers Hotel on Main street and the Arlington Hotel on Eas Third avenue, was foreclosed. TLe court named J. H. Means. assistant secretary and treas urer of the Trust Company, as con- missioner and the latter was order ed to sell the household effects to satisfy claim of $6,174.S4. The sale will be advertised immediately and the effects will be sold at the Arlington Hotel within the next few week..
 According to the complaint of
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| SOCIETY. (
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"Wednesday Afternoon Whist.

M Mrs Charles Levy entertained in H the Wednesday afternoon Whist fClub and several guests on yesterday 5 Afternoon at her home, 1902 West < NBarraque street. The home was Extremely inviting on this occasion sthe tasteful arrangement of red sCarnations adding much to the cor xdial hospitality which peryaded the Rooms. The club game of whist was Sgreatly enjoyed, the players dis
 playing great skill at their favorite
 Game The first prize was won by < Hrs. Leo Kastor, and was a hand
 s Nome vase. Mrs. Julius Leitner
 won the second prize, cut glass
 nappy. Miss Lillian Moses, voIy
 charming visitor from Dallas, Tex as, won the guests prize. \ delic- Nous luncheon was served in two isCourses. The guests present were ssSS&rs. Joe SimonJ Mrs. Uhlfclder, Mrs. R. H. Franklin, Mrs. August SThalheimer, Miss Adele Levy, Miss NLil'lan Moses, Dallas, Texas. The NNlub members were Misses Ida NDreyfus, Roella Solmson, Francis gWaterman, Fannie Hanf, Mesdames NH. B. Solmson, Max Eisenkramer, Leo kastor, Henry Marx, Rafael Levy, Ajax Strauss, &Hurton Well, Julius Leitner, Allie N Dreyfus, s. A. Rosenberg, Gus syaterman, Adolph Blutheathal, ssGharles Levy. The next meeting SNlll be held with Mrs. II. B. Soln1-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
At Madam Butterfly"

Among the many society people who attended the performance of Madam Butterfly last night, which was one of the most interest ing social events of the season were: Miss Nell Gallagher and Mf. Ja- GODS.
 Miss Mattie Orto and Sam Smith. Miss Eula Lee Walker and Newt Macr.
 Miss Bettie Gallagher and John Dlocir.
 Ms; Lola Mann and Allen Orto. Mss Artie Dreyfus and Sam & 'rnSc,.
 Aiiss Elsie Jacobson. Little Rock, :nd Milford Dreyfus.
 Miss Margie Bell Atkinson and C. w. Clark.
 Miss Bettie Austin and Curran Nichol. Miss Josie Withers and Henry Speers.
 Miss Reva Harris and Ray Baker. Miss Aylmer Taggart and Haynes Gregory.
 Miss Ida Dreyfus and Ben Frank lin.
 Miss Adele Levy, Philadelphia, and Harry Hanf.
 Miss Hightower and Mayor Toney.
 Miss Lazarus and M. E. Bloom Miss Scull and Victor Harris Son. Miss Tillar, Tillar, and M. D. McNeil.
 Miss O'Connell and Hughes Tay- Tor.
 Miss Arnold, Memphis, and H. 4. Nelson.
 Miss Briant, Hope, Ark. and Gus Mooney.
 Miss Ware and Walter Cook.
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Cards With Mrs. D. W. Dean


 One of the most exquisitely planned
 social affairs of the season was the
 beautiful card party with which Mrs. D. W. Dean entertained Q number of friends at her home on West Fifth
 avenue yesterday afternoon. On en- terinc the guests felt themselves transported as if by magic to Japan, 1 for all the decorations were Japanese, the idea carried out to the smallest detail; and the Oriental effect was beautiful in the extreme. In the rooms the ceilings were covered With Japanese umbrellas, the corners were Iornamented with Japanese. ornaments, fans, and lanterns; and on all sides
 quaint suggestions of the artistic lit tie people of the Orient greeted the vision.
 The guests drew for the score cards, which VT unique Japanese de- signs. An interesting time was en- loved over the game"of 500. At the close of the game it was found that
 Miss Mary Lindsay had won the hrst prize. and a beautiful Japanese chop dish was presented to her. The win ner of the consolation prize was de-
 cided in charmingly original man ner. Tn the center of one of the rooms stood large Japanese um- brella, and suspended from the spokes were tiny parasols, concealed in one of which was card, and the
 gu, 5t who drew this parasol won the prize. The ladies drew for the para sols which they retained as favors, and Mrs. F. o. King was the foftu- nate winner of the prize, handsome
 Japanese plate. A delightful three- course luncheon was served, the cloth being of Japanese design as were also the napkins, and each course served on dainty Japanese dishes. Mrs. Dean was assisted in the entertain ment of her guest company by Mrs. B. D. Luck. Those ladies who en- joyed th.s delightful afternoon with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
LOOK OUT FOR
 THE LOCAL ELKS
They Are Preparing to Make q Cred- itablc Showing at the Grand Lodge Meeting to Be Held
 in Dallas in June.

At a recent meeting of the Pine Bluff Lodge of Elk5 committee composed of Major F. C. Furth. N. ]. Can't, Major w. ]. Parhes, E. C. named to make preparations for q special train and urge q large at tendance of local Ell<s and their la dies to the big annual gathering of Hello Bills. which will take place in Dallas, Texas, the week of June 16 The committee will hold it's first meeting toni i2ht.
 It is the intention of the local Elks to make a fine showing and advertise Pine Bluff i'll no small way at the grand lodge meeting of Elks this year The selection of Dallas as the next convention city gives Elks in this immediate section of the South the most convenient place, as far as their attendance is con- cerned. yet recorded in annual gat erings and if present plans carry the indications are that they will show their appreciation by attend ing in large numbers.
 Arrangements are being made for a special train that will accOmmo- date one hundred or more Elks and their ladies, which will run from zine Bluff to the convention city the day previous to the calling of the convention proper. A brass band will be taken along and the local Iiks will appear ill costumes appropriate to their home city. They will make an attempt to capture one or more of tho handsome prizes of- fered annually by the Grand Lodge and the city n which the meetings are held. Letters are already on their way to Eastern badge houses for badges and oti.er cttra ctive par aphernalia and the Pine Bluff Ells will have no occasion to rGm.et the showing to b. made at Dallas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
INTERESTED IN
 THE INTERURBAN
Frank C. Faust, a Well-knOwn Rail- road Builder, Thinks We'll of the Little Rock and Pine Bluff
 Electric Line.

The Board of Trade is in receipt of a letter from Mir. Frank c. Faust, who is now making his headquarters at FOurche, expressing interest in the propos ] Little Rock and Pine Bluff Interu;5a.l, and regretting that in certain quarters his visit was nisun- derstood and his motives misrepre- scented. .Mr. Faust is a practical rail- road .,an, one who has worked up in his profession from instrument man in 1885 to manager in 1907. He has no desire to interfere in matters per taining D the local interurban, but when he saw that the head of the con- cern had gone wrong," it was his idea to look into the matter. There fore he visited Little Rock and his good opinion of the proposition was ill no wise changed. He has very influential friends in the East, and it is his belief if he could present the proposition to them as he sees it they could be very much interested. Dr. Robinson of the interurban, to whom his letter was shown by the secretary of the Board of Trade, stated that he felt certain the company would be pleased to have him confer with his friends regarding the enterprise, and if they could finance the line the company would be very glad to take the matter up with them Little Rock Democrat.
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Miss Earkley anf Henry Rot

Miss Harkley and Henry Rob erts.
 M"ssrs, and Me,dames J. B. Sp=e"1. Thnma <. James and Miss EUSonia Iaiue~. Mr. %ad Mrs E. A. Peek and Mis- Peek; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S9owe}L Nh and Mrs. Leo N. Andrews, Nr and Mrs. H. E. SolmSen 3hr. and Mr-. \. C. jor- &aH. Nr. and AIr~. T. F, Buck. MEs and Ms. Fre5 S"nyard and Miss Ro"lIa SoIHsuo Judge and Mrs. l. N. Elliott, Nr. and Mrs. I. F. Son nctt. Ar. and Mr>. \. W. Mills and Miss FH;rcH~ WHernlan; Mr. and Mrs. H. E, -NbI1I of Gou.d. ArIi.: Mr. and MrS. E. C. pi 'k"ns of Nal- ms Lake: Chris EIanlev and lady: Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Troupe, Dan Rntled%e and lady. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F., W. Itti'IdH " .i it'll JOUtS dllu Nl lSS Birdin Weilca. W. IT, Bennett and wife. Mrs. II. Solmson, Mrs. Adolph Bluthenthal, G. w. Pett grew and wife. X. D. Foster and wire, Gen cral k. NJ. Knox and wife, Sidney Trigg and wife, Hardee Kilgore and wife, ". C. Hudson and wife, Alex Dreytus and wife, o. C. Hankison and wife. P. P. Byrd and wife, Ncel Bell and wife and Mrs. Ellen Bell, Miss Future May Bloom, Mrs. Stella Senyard. k. F.. Lee and wife. T. E. McEwen and wife, Doctor Duckworth and wife, Mir and Mrs. T. F.. Gillespie, Mir. and Mrs. Max Eisenkram"r. MT. and Mrs. Virgil McAdams, Sam Russell, c. w. May field, Guy Taggart, Beaurie Hut. Freeman Cockrill. Little Rock Sterling Barrow. Gerald Trip!ett. T. B. Floor. F. l.. Dilley, Rabbi 7. t'riscll and Harry Fricdheim. Cam den. and many others.
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Silk Stocking Club.

Silk Stocking Club was pleas htly entertained yesterday afternoon
 Miss Sue Perkins at her home on
 uth Oak street. The afternoon was S.Ae of rare pleasure. The environ &6ent contributing to make it delight kul in every respect Miss Margaret Bond, of Memphis, was the guest oi honor on this occasion Bridge was the game enjoyed, the club prize, a Handsome pair of silk stockings, being iKon by Miss Hazel Peck. Mrs. Thurman Louthan won the visitor 1ze. This was dainty little en-
 cement book, and Mrs.. Louthan
 Gcefully presented it to Miss Bond.
 guest of, honor.
 liss Dora Waterman scored for the
 be, and rAceived beautiful little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23

calendar. 4 charming two-course luncheon was served The members of the club who were present were Misses Emma White, Hazel Peck, Aylmer Taggart. Nettie Grace. Sue Perkins. The guests were Miss Mar garet Bond, Mrs. X. D. Perkins. Mrs. w. T. Seawell, Miss Margie Belle Atkinson. Mrs. Thurman Lonthan.
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HOW'S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Ese -- ward for any case of Catarrll tlEa5 cannot be cured by Halls Cata.r-s Cure.
 +. J. Cheney 6 Co., Toledo. ., -
 We, the undersigned, have know2. F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and figaEt cially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Walding, kinnan < Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
 Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free! Price 75 cent per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton. 1-13 IT,
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

The Morning Graphic is suppoeeel to bo delivered in the residaGc,s districts by Z o'clock a. m. at sne latest, and subscribers will con3ep a favor on the management by ye,- porting any delays or delinquelmias on the part of any carrier tes iiaiE office. Both phones. ii.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23

Mrs Dean were Mrs Will Miller, Mrs. lIensley, Mrs. Gillian Lawton, Mrs. George List, Mrs. B. D. Luck, Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Mrs. Walter Deaver. Mrs E. o. King Misses May Lindsay, Mamie Custer, Amelia List, Rosa Custer.
 --0--
 Miss Brenda Thornton of Camden arrived in the city this morning and will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. h. B. Talbot for few days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
PerSOns.KOuns.

Married-At the residence of the Bluff, Ark, January 21, 1908, Frank Nouns and Mrs. Minnie Per sons. Reverend R. A. McClntock, officiating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
Married Peoples Euchcr

Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Withers will this evening entertain the Married Peoples Butcher Club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23
Culture Club

The Culture Club will meet Sunday afternoon with Miss Roella SOlmson at her home on West Barraque.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-01-23

Shriff Philpot is in Baton Rouss La, on business.