Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-16
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fl'rom the Daily Graphico Monday. July l6, 1891

Political meeting was held at Mace donia church in Whiteville township to protest against q recent electlon T. l.. Curl and W. T, Henry, who were dissatisfied with the results of the election, were the speakers.
 Among the many Pine Bluffians so- iourning at Sulphur Springs were w. l II. Parker, w. D. Hearn, K. H. Me l Fadden, J. D. Johnson, James Gould, ". s. Handley, H. Riley, J. F. Gill lespie J. M Elliott, J. r. and w. B. Alexander, P P. Byrd, J. w. With CTS. Captain s. Geisreiter Leo VI. Andrews, T. k. Gillespie and A. M. Barrow and families. The Sulphur Springs hotel was in charge of Mrs. J. $. Seabrooks and Mrs. W. P. Mon- taigue.
 Announcement of the death of Mrs. Foxhall A. Parker, who died at La redo, Texas. Mrs. Parker was for merly Miss Agnes Bridges, of Pine Bluff, who died at the age of 23 years. Fifth avenue, offers flowers for sale. Roses sold for dollar a dozen and carnations 50 cents dozen.
 Blum's Dry Goods Emporium has quarter page ad on the first page of the Graphic, announcing a big sale, preparatory to moving to Second av- enue and Pine street from Barraqne and Pine streets.
 Parke & Newton, proprietors of the Racket Store, which was in the build ing now occupied by the Knox-Wal- ker Furniture Company, also adver tises special sale.
 Among the other advertisements to be found in the Graphic of firms which have long since gone out of business were those of the Paramore Bakery, R. P. Holmes, meat market, E. H. Colhouer, carriage builder; John c. Gibson, contractor and build CT; Cook &s Miller, undertakers, the and Charles Miller, who still live here; the G. x. Hart Drug Company; Bell X Austin, fire insurance and loans; w. l.. Toney & Co.,, livery, feed and sale stable; Bluff City Cash Store, F. Frank, proprietor; Dr. J. P. Easley dentist; Dr. J. H. Smart, physician and surgeon; Louthan X Robinson, grocers; Alton Walker, druggist; J. VI. Goza. machinery, wagons. buggies and harness; J. J. Kennedy, merchant tailor; Kaufman Bazaar; Hoyler X Rowland, cigars: Rosenbaum X Flies, furniture.
 Father of s. A. Trigg dies at OK ford, Miss, and Mr. Trigg left for that place to attend the funeral.
 Miss Bertha Spesberger goes to her old home in Iowa and is accompanied by Miss Beatrice Wertheimer, who visited her.
 Miss Edna Todd, daughter of Rev. Todd of the Second Presbyterian church, returns from Asheville. N. C., where she taught music the previous year.
 Don B. Hearrin, of Baton Rouge, La, visits old Pine Bluff friends. Has several large levee contracts at that place.
 Harry Holderness, George Shepherd and Ernest McGaughy went to Caney Bayou to enjoy a fish.
 Pine Bluffs and Pine City tea1n play a game of ball at Jones Park.
 Misses Willie and Matte and Wes- ley Evans, of Meridian, Miss. were visiting Mrs. V. J. Mills on West Bar
 raque street.
 John T. Marsh goes to Denver, Col
 ofado, to attend Imperial Council ot
 shriners, as a representative of Sa-
 nara Temple of this city.
 Mrs. NJ, Cans departs for Europe Misses Minnie Roane and Woodit
 Johnson return from a visit to Lake
 Village
 Miss Lee Holmes, of Altheimer. 's
 visiting Miss Helen Knox.