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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

having lett with be undersSg ned
watches. c,ocFs. jcNclry and musical
Instruments 10 be repaired. and thc
sane eng cn band oFer i2 months.
are hrreby noti6ed If not called for
piiiin 70 days from cate The same
viii be sold to pay Charges C2as. J.
Docr;l;nger, Jeweier. 3o6 Gioncostef
street. Brunswick. Co.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20

Mns l3. Eftobsr IN NsD pbilaoels
pbi0, ssphn Billet Elm Bauihreiner. i'm
MIte, Dpil 81 Sahrsll an zen 6alaen ei.
mes snloaa1folls. Der gssforbene
mar ans Gnalono aebtiriia nno bat sit
25 Sabrsn bier aewohnt. Gr biilterldBt
esei I6h!er.
9lm Is. Cttober i'm Stoneereets 3has
le. ;srau Gbriltione Wintler. i'm alter
upn 81 Sabren. Die Sfrau hatte Dor
mebrersn Jahren einen ghlaaonfal
unb bat Iitb ME nieoer pon oemielben
erbolt. Sic binterldBt slpei S0bne unb
suei S6hter.
9m Is. Gtiober in 8oliDar. 6rah
altman Gar, I'M Mlter pon 81 S0bren'
Shr 8atie farb i'm 8hrgertriea. sc
pinterldBt mebrere Gnloer.
Nm Is. Gttober in Mahillon i'm Sr=
rensAlpl, @eorae Roonb BON Bennilon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
MiRbanoeIte feline Hran.

Soiepb 8alonih. elm Slaue, Der in
Miopale mobnt. 1T in Der @ountD ga-
itllle uno ltebt unter Der Nntlaae, feline
6rau am Sonntag Dtoraen 10 idwsr
miBbanoelt su baben. oaB lie dr5tliden
gelltano beourfte. @alomid mar be-
trunten uno ibIu9 ieiner Ssrau mebrers
3dbne aus uno ibr 8eliht lit bon ben
NaultinIdgen gang aufaeIhwollen uno
blutriinitia. 8asu OerlsBte er ibr aud
mebrere 6uBtritte. Die arme Srau flOb
aus oem 0aule uno uOlte nad Nem
Ybilaoelpbia, url hei oem Sheriff Oil.
fe gu iuhen, bate aber fem 8elo, um
auf Der straBenbabn gu fabren. 4ls
Der Sheriff BON Der Sade benadrid=
tiat muroe. braGte er Die Jrau in einem
Nutomobil in Die Stdot nGbreno @on=
ifabler Slime bon BarnbiQ 8alomid in
oas 8efdnaniB brohte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20

Jrunt apnh. Elm Spe8ial= Snnit6ts=
poli3ilt i'll Chicago, bate lebte Wohe
Elm iebr unanQenebmss Nbenteuer gu
beitehen, moran er no6 Ionge oenten
wiro. 9lls er beim NbSu9s =Ganal on
,seorie Npenue ielne &unoe mahte,, lam
elm 6uuien tleiner Strabenaraber ,auf
ibn suQeltiirat uno elmer oerielben isieI
init tldalihem Some: .Getten Sic mel
nen Yater, er ertrintt i'm Ranal F"
,Wp?" fraete 2pnh. Die gen9els
tnbrten ibn gu elmer gsnt, auf Der eiu
alter Out lag uno oeuteten Damn aul
cine etele in Dem ihmubiseu Sanal.
Ser geamte so9 raid leine Shub'
aus. nahn, lih aber niti einmal 3eit.
ieinen Gepolperpiirtel abaulunallen unl
Iprane in's Wafer. oas bier 20 6ul
tief III Auf benz @runoe fano er Elm
menihlide 8sitalt, bic er nit Miib
uno Noth ans ganb brahte. QIs e
9enauer suihaute, fano er. bob er qe
narrt posoen NOR nno einen StrDh
mann Qereitet bate. Gin GeDolper un
leine qoloeue ubr naren ihm bet ber
3ettunqsmerfe entfallen nno bic lrehe
6leqei paren in3miihen nit ieinel
Shuhen uerihmunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20

= Nm Sorntog Na6mitta3 brannte
i'm Slotopn, 5bale Dos gSobnbaus bon
8. s. @halter nieoer. @balter uno iei=
ne camille paren our 3elt pom 6auie
abtpeieno. 9as 6euer entIiano in Der
Slide, no man eiueu 8raten inn Sfen
batte. ben man fir Das Nohtenen r0Ite.
te uno no oas 6euer ausbra6. nadoem
alle oas Saus berlallen battsn. Ser
Sdaoen MIRO auf $4,000 qeiddBt uno
1T nur tbeilweiie our6 Z gerIiAeruuQ
geoeft,
gD. 9allsie in 9ennilon 1T tiira,
lid nit ieiner 6rau bon elmer 8eiuds'
reie in ieiner alten Seimaih in shott:
lano 3uriif Qetebrt uno bot cine GlaiGt
mitqebraht. bic oem 8idter BUNS ee'
b0rte. 8ie 6laide mar leit Sebreu in
gehbe Der SSanilie 3ansle. Was mir
be nohl Burns oasu gela9t baben
lpenu ibm propbeseit woroen mdre. oui
ieine 6laIhe zines 5aees nod einen
Blobs qebradt wiiroe. mo es fir ell
8erbreden gilt, cine Stdrtuna binte
Die ginoe su sieBen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
gom cinem Smge iiberfabren.

Nls pbilip Ghumaher am Samltaa
Worsen 3us Arbeit in Die stahipss!s
aehen tpollte. tpuroe er bon einem nod
eiloen fabrsnoen 5radtsus Der y. &
.. @ilenbabn estroffen uno 10 idmer
uerlsbt. oaB er am Wontaa Woraen i'm
unipn Dolpitat. no er btnsebroht mur'
De, ieinen 8etlsbungen erlaa. Sas
unQlif pnIlirte OIL Der sDeiten StroBe.
@abrlheinlih mpllte Shuma6er elnenl
norolih fabrenoen 3uqe ausmelhen uno
trat babel oeraoe Dor einen nab Sloen
fa1renoen 3ua. st naro bon Der So=
tomotipe eetroifen unb mebrere Shtltte
nett au Seite eeihleuoert. IS muroe
lofort cine Nmbulans beoroert uno Der
Uetlebte lpuroe nah Dem 0oiptal Qes
brabt, mo es li1 berausnellte. bob Die
0irnitaIe eebrohen, iomie aud mehre=
re &ippen, uno oaB er audi innere Der.
lebun9en babon oetragen uno es ma,
auaeniheinlih, oab er ni6t nit BEN
&eben bapon tommen fonnte. Sm Spi'
tai erlanaie er seitDeiIe oas BemuBtleir
uno er ertannte leine NnQeh0rigen.
Ser 8erunQliifte mar So Sabre alt
@r mar in Wartpif 5opnibip aeboret
uno bepirtbidaftete Sabre lang ein'
Sarm i'm Siiomelten Der Stabt. Vol
einieen Sahren sog er NIT ieiner 6aml'
lie in bic Staot uno arbeiteie 'eitber ir
ben stahlmerten. @r blnterlabt ein'
Wittme uno fiinf Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
DR y. N C Giitnbobn bsdb:
iidiiQi III Cana Doosr einstl nesleIl
Bahnbof an b0uen.

Ser CONNER siila CUR ghife. Getne Nadbtpehen MA
fheit jidb iebrd IN un5erem RHrper nob fahbur Hir
Iinb ,aisgebbrrta bon Der an9en 3eit Der @ntb lns
iere ShpeiBfandfe unb BITE ppr ber 5ant meldbe
ben 9dtuetB nab 0nBen bin tefbrbern ftnb tpdbseno
Der Sise iner nlebr berorbeite tpDrben bis 5uiebt
Der SipeiB rit Sirbuien iyf Gie Gd3iDet bfpnbe.
rnngsprgane moreR eben oerart asiAmdnt bob ne
bem ourd n,e bibe erhbbten BIutumIaif nit ben ge.
bDraen Qpiberanb lciten fpnnten unb idhlteBIt baS
MafIer aus benz Dilute itrbmeu IieBeu Dabnrt mnrbe
has Blut oerbift 5ngle aber aud nit ben 9ifttgen
Gtoffen iberlaben. ipelde Ionit init benz Shmebe aS=
aedbieoen merben benn bic 1ont reip. hie Yoren.
fDnnten pie geaeigt BET ibrer Shpdde un0 bem Der=
mehrten 8lntanbrong ben GbfueiB nibt mebr gebbrta
subereieu Ger aDrper lit aIIo 3ipieia NIT giitigen
6tpifen iiberlaben nnb bieie mfen uno fbnnen nilr
nit Siilfc Der berlbmtcn ct 8eruorb Rrduterpiaen
aaisqehieben lperbe 6obalb tbr Wottgfeit neriplrt
pber andb geroauungSs pber Nersn s8eIbmerben,
9pspepiie ODER Drnd i'm snae. 10 ,benfet baran baB
Gmer gbrper burd3 bic lange 8eit Der Sommerglutb
NIT 0Iutaiiten iiberIaben tif
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
.ienitag s. Nou.
1910.

Natb ben Gtaats @eieBen pDn Ohio Hber Die ab=
boltung ppn Roblen, t % bic Bfbt bes Sberiff's
BON 1ebem Gountp por elmer aa9emeinen 9Dapl IN
einem @puntp bur9 cine BrotlomattoH Notis su ge.
ben, penn oele 8abl ltatttnoen ipa
GemdB ben gpridrtften beies Seieses prpflamtre
id gbarles &. rlpp. Sbertff bon luscora=
mas gountp Gbip, nnb mode befannt bab her erite
9tentoe nod bem eriten WtoHtas I'M gtppember, alip
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
Nus DEN 8erid1tsnerbanDs
ltattaen.

Valetiiin 6uprih. Elm Ssarmer BON
Buds 5oiunihip, bat Die 5ruifees BON
feinem Soipnfhip uno ben straBenauf=
ieher ieines Diiiritts ouf 5000 Ghn-
oeneriaB perflaat. neil Die SiraBe in
idlehtem 3uifanbe lei. uno oas Woisr
niht abfieBe, nooiish ibm einen sba=
Den pon 5000 ertpadisn lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
a6te uaa i'm JlOOenl6er 1910,

nab Der Contribution uub ben SeeBen BON Sbip oer |
9aa III, an pelnem bic bered9teu Stimmgeber BON |
3uscoromas @punt9 Obip iid on ben geipDbnlidben |
liue rdtieen mablplGbeu eiufinben ipllen, nm 5p !
Ideu $50 Morgens unb $50 abenbs, Central 3ett |
fir bic Tplgenoen geamtten 3u ittmmen;
sSiir cine 9erIon fir @puperneur bes Staates Ohio
Siir eine IerIon fir size @ouperneur bes Staates
Sbo.
Sir eins 9ertOn thr staots eetretar Des staatss
Sir cine gsrioH fir etoats s9asmeiftsr 0ss staa-
aiir cine gerion fir General. etaatsaupart bes etaa.
ir cine Nerion fir Mtalieb bes 9atbes Der Dffents
liden Nerfe bes Gtaates Sbip.
9ir cine Yerion fir Widerel nno yabrun9smtttels
Gommlil1ouar beg Staates Ohio.
Iar cine gernn iir StaatssS6nls@ committeeman bes
Ghr etne 9eriOn fir @ibter oes euprem,e @eribts
| oes StaateS Gb o.
Sir eine geron ir @Iert oes supreme @ertdbts oes
gSir cine geron fir &reisrifter ihr ben s. ssreisge
ridpesbirift bon Ohio. LANCER 3ermin;
sSiir eine perDn fur I}ttateo beg @pn9reB Der yers
eini9ten Staaten fur ben H. Gon9reB 9tltrtt
far sipei geroneu fiir staas-eenatoren Der gtaats
asesgcbunq fir ben l8. nno 10 0titrift oes
dir spe 8erionen fir &eprdientanten Der Staasge-
ieBgebnng oDu Gbip fir Susearnmas @nuntp.
ssir cine 4srion tiir @eri9tsldreiber pom Enseara-
sir cine gerion flr gherif BON 9usearaipas gountp.
yr cine periDn fir AuDltor BON Snscarand6 eDnntD
SIR orei 9erlonen fir spmmtiiiDndre bon 3ustaras
/ mas GountD
Sar cine @erOn fir e6asmeiiter pon ausearamas
/ Gpurtn
Siir cine 9eripn fur 8efprber 3uscaroipas Gonutp
sSiir cine geriOn iiir eonomeer ppn 3ussaroipos
Gpuntp
Sir cine gsripn fir etaats.antpalt bon suscaroa
mas @Duntp.
Jiir orei Qeriouen fir Nrmenbaus 9iriftpren pou
3uScaratpaS GDrntp
!, FUR eine 4erion fit Gproner bon n9nscaramas@ountp
Jerner aud fir oher ge9eu cine RepiIion ober gers
tnberuna Der @onitituttpn bes Staates CbiD
Sic gaabiribter lnb Sd3reber ipllen ibre gertbte
lnnb Die Mabaiiteu bpppelt ouserti9en uftsrd}reben
Iunb beIheintaen fuie oas @eieb es porihreibt elm
geribt nnb eine Wnblie 1T bet Wablbehorbe 5u
iiberaeben unb elm geriebt unb cine WabaiIte benz
1 9opn5bpsglsrf pber benz itdbtif6en Gicrt ue biz
Derbdliuiiie es er9eben.
Gesebeu uner metuer 3ano IN Der Sberiff Office
in ysem Qbiabelpba DbiD, am IA. Gttober i'm Sabrt
bes perrn eintauenb nennbnnbert unb 5ebu unc ein
bunbert uno pierunbbrebi9ffen Sabre ber llnabbdns
ltqseit Der wereiniaten Stoaten
gnarGes r. @ariem,
gberiff pou EusearatDas GDuntn Ohio
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
SSarnl jn beriteigern.
Der lnterseihnete miro auf oem pIabe
lni
nlitlmo(ij, 26. O6to6er,

bic Srieorih Wieper Garm,
cine Meile meltlih BON &aaersuille, O.,
an DER Baltic Strabe. 0ffentlih ueritels
germ. 8ie 6arm belteht aus Is Nfer
autem Oolslano. meltens nit @lhen.
.bols bemohlen. Der Gelf 1T 0iiael unb
Wlelenlano, alles sutes Iderlan0
auf Der 6arm iif Elm autes Saus nit
sebn 3imnierf. eiiie erone grifiheuhs,
elm eutes Yrunnen=6aus nit autsm
grunnen uno anoere quite Nebenasbdu.
be. Auf Der 6arm lit hinreiheno qutes
Walier. Elm groBer gaum9arten nit
6ruhtbdumen aller Mrt.
Inter einam She'll Der ssarm linb'
Iqute Goblenaoern. 3 bis a Gub Did.
sD Ser 8erfauf beainnt Nahn,it=
tags um ubr.
Beoinaungen meroen an TerItsiges
run astaQe befaunt gemaht.
6. s.. Wcpers, Naent,
SEEM Philadelphia.
q gS. MnoreWs, Nuttiondr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-20
Desr4ft,Sb t4sstla III !.

Sgipoe Nernon Nnbs 800 6tdlidsr.
beioe pon @anal Door
sSohn s. isaHli Wlorqaret Dsrrp. bel.
De BON Nsm yhllaoelpblo.
Remiaio Deshsr Nnna GlouIer. beioe
BON Nort s 5Olpnihip.
Nluin q. Wailaee BON @0nnait0n. ..
Nnna 6. 8unDp BON Warren 6p.
rWieloin 3. Ssotpler Waa9ie Daois.
bsioe pon ubrihspille.
u. N. yaribolometp bon 0orain -
Mmanoa 0onaro bon Nem Bbil0.
Wm. u. Boroon bon Winsral Slip -
@mma WoutIsp Don SanopUille.
Gbas. Wegert oon ganal Douer Mnno
3reiter pon Douer 9oDnibip.
@beltsr q. 9eaaett 0aaei 9llice sSohn
ion baioe BON ubridsollle.
Sobn 3. Renep gsrtba u. Geffer,
beios Don Ssffetion 3omnIhip
Wm. ". Heeb bon Waluern- 0slen 9ee
Wprris pon Salem 3ownlbip.
gDilliam 8iortd - Marp Jdes. beioe
bon Miopale.
Willam 8. Mobbart bon giem pbilas
oelphia Marp ainisp bon Oort
Somnlbip.
Charles &oB gBeber- Srene Waloron.
belize BON Sanal SDuer.
,Sames .. 2apper Wabel Hifetts,
beioe Don BennlIon,
Sas. u. Ginebart Bertha M. pfeif-
fer. beioe bon Nem philadelphia.
Robert 8. 2nilliamion 6lorenee q
gDolfe, be,oe DON Sem philadelphia.
@barles Mimlia bat feline Walhe
rel an pite Allep on Sarrp Born per-
tauit.
- Die WuNermert=Sonos unlerel
5taot i'm getraas bon $3.50, 600 mnr
oen am Wontaa 0apoen, Willer &
60. in @lepelano suaelprohen uni
brahten ein prdmium BON $4,000.
Sobn gieber in Canal Doue
muroe am 9ienlia9 i'm Probaleaerlh
irrlinnia ertldrt uno feline ueberfiib
rune noh Dem Nipl in Wahillon anae
oronet. Sieber bet1ieb fruber Elm satt
lergeIbdft.
= Nm lebten 0onneriao blieb eir
5troben= gcraper in Der Ndbe bon gu
1arcreet nit e,ner Shaufel in oem 8e
leiie Der W. & 8. 6. @iienbabn ltefer
unb fonnte nibt losgemaht tDeroen
Det 6uhrmaun ipannte oarauf oi
pferoe aus uno fuhr oapon, obne oen
fdaigen 8aiiaaierauqe cine Warnunl
sutommen gu lanen. Ser Baiiaeiersug
Der Moreens um l0:l3 in Su9arcree
fd0ia 1T, fam balo oarauf uno bic 60
tomotipe traf ben scroper uno ger
triimmsrte oenielben. Die 2ofomotio
nuroe be'hdoiQt, ooh fonnte Die Sabr
fortoeieBt wcroen. IS lit Elm Wunoe
| 3u nennen. oaB Der 3ua ni6t entalsilte
8dbreno am Montao Nadmit
tag SSrau Nnna Wbitelioe ibr Sous a
Der @fe bon 8rant unc 6iinfier styuB
IN uhrihsD'lle perlieB. um eine Stun
De nit elmer Nahbarin gu pluuoern
murbe Iie um S6mufiahen i'm Wettb
BON $500 uno um cine g0rIe mi
Sl3. 40 i'm 8pIb bef1obIpn. Sic Ghmuf
iahen plren IN elm SaIbentuh Qe
mifelt uno iagen nit Der g0rle au
einem 8iidhen uno oils iie surilf fam
naren y0rle u Shmudiahen fort. 81
oa6te erlt, lie miiIle oieSaAen weg9eleq
buben unn tiimmerte iih nibt neitt
oarum, als lie aber ON GenIiao eena
nnhiufte uno nihts finoeE fonnte. bt
nndrihtlate iie Die goll3el Don ibrer
Verlulte. ooh hat mou big lebt not
feline Spur bon Dem Siebe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07

Hanson has been here for several days, but Mr Williamson only came here two days ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. s. H0nnet and children leave this afternoon for Chi cago, where Mrs. Honnet and children will spend the summer for Mrs. Honnet's health. MT. Honnet is bookkeeper at Dreyfus and will return in few days.
 P. M. Lewis and Miss Herma Lewis. of Childress, Texas, were in the city visiting J. N. Lewis and family, on South Pine street. Mr. Lewis left yesterday for Pocahontas, Ark, to be the guest of relatives but will return here later Miss Lewis is still in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. D. T. Carter of Sena- tobia, Miss, left yesterday afternoon for Texas, on an extended tour. They will visit many points including Dal- las, Fort Worth, Mineral Wells and Waco They spent some time in this city the guests of Dr. J. w. John and family.
 Past Exalted Ruler N. J. Can't and Harold Bluthenthal, of the local lodge of Elks, will leave today for Detroit, Michigan, where they will attend the national convention of Elks. Mir. ho %l,o o% the nation gathering from the Pine Bluff lodge.
 Sidney Mutt, we'll remembered by friends during his residence here, was in the city yesterday, the guest of friends. Mr. Mutt left yesterday af- ternoon for Hot Springs, and will go to Little Rock today to join the dele gation of Elks for the Detroit con- vention. Mr. Mutt will attend the weeks later in New York City and other cities in the north.
 Captain and Mrs. Sebastian Geisrei ter and Mrs. John M. Taylor leave this afternoon for St. Louis, where Mrs. Taylor will remain for the sum- mer. Captain and Mrs. Geisreiter will go to points of interest in the north and then to Shawhan, Ky, to spend the summer. Their daughter, Miss Mary Geisreiter, who for sever al months has been in Omaha, Neb., visiting friends, is now in Shawhan, awaiting MT. and Mrs. Geisreiter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
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 t SOCIETY t \ q ]. 3' T 4 < T. * 1. ! < i. |: + * % | + j. < i. < + + + 1.

Ego Fxcarsions.
 IT. members of the local branch |of the xn shts of Columbus order |have lee;e tle Steamer Grand for |three days. commencing Monday, July |e5, and will give boat excursions on the river out of this city for the bene- fit of the Orphans Home at Little Rock. Good music and dancing will
 he featured on each trip On the
 afternoon of the first day a special
 trip will be made on the river for the
 children and the public is invited to
 bring their little ones for an outing. At night the Knights of Columbus will give a grand ball aboard the steamer. On the two following days the boat wiM be leased to individuals, societies or lodges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
Hospital Contribution.

Contributions for the Davis Hos pital will be taken this afternoon fl nm to 6 o'clock, at the residence of Ms M. E. Speers, Fourth avenue and Wal nut street. The ladies in charge are Mesdamels Ross Moore, Dan Byrd, A. M. Barrow, J. W. Scales, E. A. "eck, Max Eisenkramer, w. O. Taggart, B. E. Benton, H c Fox, B. l.. Vail, j. G. Taylor, O. c Hankison, c c Love lady, w c. Davidson, H. Bringnan, George Gammill and V. D. Webb. The ladies will be assisted by Mesdames M. E. Speers, J. w. Crawford, H. F Speers B. Speers and w. H. Lang ford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
Lawn Party Last Night.

Master Williford Bishop entertained number of his young friends With a lawn party last evening, at his home on West Fifth avenue. The affair was one of the. most enjoyah.e s'a- cial events among the children fer this week The home was ',rii.iallt- ly lighted and the lawn was gay With
 Japanese lanterns strung from tree to tree over the lawn. An interesting contest was enjoyed, in which the cousin of the young host, Little Mss
 Annetta Williams, and her doll, were the characters. The children were asked to guess the name of tlc doll. Miss Eddie King was the successful girl and received the prize. a gauge fan and chain, and Robert Walker, won the boys prize, a book Rec.ta- tions were presented by Misses Wash,
 ti King, Ellice Breathwit and Iany Keplinger, of New Orleans. Musical numbers were rendered by a large number of the guests. After the con-
 tests and musical numbers delicious ices and cakes were served. Those present were Misses Georgia Mae List, Sula Dalrymple, Norma Ruther- ford, Lucille Alexander, Evelyn Fer due, Annie Lucille Rosenberg, Anna Maui, Stella Pummer, Cornelia Wal ker, Ava McGehee, Katherine Collier, Dorothy Byington. Gussie Rutherford. Frances Howell. Lola B. Ezell, Vashtl King, Mamie Duncan, Tany Ee1ling- CT. Bernice Whitelaw, Cl5de Dixon' Katie Franey. Clifton Gammill. Nell Dowd. Anna Bedding, Edith Hoffman, Jennie May Langston. Katie Hoyce, Eddie King, Lizzie Boyce. Ellice Breathwit and Rebecca Plummer;
 Leo hols, Raymond hHarkness. Alex Nicaoi. George c AsasMilton voss. Bun Werling, Ross- ReNew. Harold Thompson. Francis Kramer. York Trigg, Homer Reynolds. Morris Hast ings. Eugene Nunn, Leonard Jones, Henry Bradbury. David Duncan, Will hs Adams, Dorsey Duncan, Jordan Monk Edwin Howell, James Alexand- CT. Ben Matthews, Edward Rowland, Welborn Martin. Wroe Freeman, Lev Hardness, Cecil Sparks, Dwight Smith, Robert Walker. Fulton Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07

balbralth Gould, and Mildred Gould are at Moscow, Ark, the guests of MT. and Mrs. C. w. Butts for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. s. P Jackson, of Eng land, were in the city yesterday the guests of Mir and Mrs. E. P. Ingram. They returned home yesterday after i noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Trimble have gone to Colorado, to spend the sum- mer. They left Tuesday for St. Louis in Superintendent E. 4. Peck S private car.
 , Van Knox, representing the Tom llnson-Knox Furniture Company, is off on trip to the furniture market, north and east, to purchase goods for his firm.
 Mrs. M. c. Jones, who has been vis- lting in Jonesboro for a few weeks, left this city yesterday morning for Hamburg, where she will be the guest of relatives.
 c. L. Ivy, district traffic manager If the Southwestern Telegraph and Teln- phone Company, was in Little Rock yesterday attending a meeting of tic ,, telephone men.
 E. Greenbaum, of the gents furnish ing house of Kastor and Bluthenthal, will leave the coming week for New York, where he will spend his annual vacation, visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Joe Altschul, Mrs. Emma Drsy- fus, Mamie Pollock and J. S. Block, of Little Rock, arrived in the city last night to attend the funeral of the late Meyer Weller, this afternoon. Wade H. Knox, of the Knox Walker Furniture Company, left Sunday for Grand Rapids and Chicago, to buy fall goods for his firm. Mr. Knox expects to stay about ten days
 Miss Margaret Dean, of Louisville, Ky, one of the teachers in the Louis vile High School is in the city visit ing Mrs. c. c. Green and will spend the greater part of the heated term here.
 R. B. Spillman, of the Iron Moun- tain ticket office, will leave on August 6, accompanied by his wife and baby, for Denver, Col, Salt Lake City and other western resorts, for few weeks visit.
 Herman Weller, of Galena, Kan, will arrive here today to attend the funeral of his uncle, Meyer Weller. Nose Weller, of Joplin, Mo-, brother of the deceased, will also arrive today to attend the funeral
 Mrs. B. H. Gallagher and sister, Mrs. W. H. Harrison, of Fordyce, have returned to this city from Hot Springs, where they attended fam fly reunion. Mrs. Harrison leaves today for her home at Fordyce.
 Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Harrison leave today for Detroit to attend the Elks convention. After the convention Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will visit New York, Chicago and other northern points for a few weeks, before return ing home.
 Miss Edna House, of Senatobia, Miss, who has so many friends in this city has been welcomed to the city for a visit with her sister, Mrs. V. B. Alexander. Miss House has visited in this city before and was quite popular.
 Mr. and Mir. c. s. Williamson, of Hot Springs, have returned home af ter a visit with Mrs. Williamson's father, C. H. Triplett ST. Mrs. Will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
HOnOree at Dance

Miss Olive Voss entertained last night at dance complimenting Aer guest, Miss Mamie Nichols of Pine Bluff The porch was strung with Japanese lanterns and the interior of the residence was beautifully arrang- ed with flowers and palms. Misses Carl Voss and Mabel Lafferty served punch.-Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07

George Holderness, Charles McNew, Albert Holland, Master Hunt and Will H1ord Bishop. Mrs. w. A. Bishop. mother of the young host. assisted him in caring for his guests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
Lawn Party Planned.

< The lawn party planned in honor of Miss Marie Suber, of Crystal Springs, Miss, by Mrs. T. M. Hooker, this ev- ening, has been postponed indefinite ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
For Miss Nichols.

Miss Vera Clements will entertain tomorrow evening in honor of ,,;ls;s Mamie Nichols of Pine Blu,f.-Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
Dance at Springs.

There will be dance at Sulphur Springs Friday evening, complimeo- tary to Miss Myrrl Stanley of St. Louis, who is the guest of Miss Ali May Howell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
For Miss Crawford.

entertain Monday evening at cards, plimentary to Miss Irene Craw ford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-07
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
 Chattanooga-Mobile game postpon- ed. Rain. New Orleans -....----.-.....-...---....- i 6 6 Atlanta l
 Paige and Lafitte; Griffin and Mat thews.
 Montgomery ....,.....,..... 3 5 0 Memphis ---..-..--..-..--.-..-....... 0 : f Guese and Hart; DeBalt and Knotts.
 First game R II E Nashville .-.-.---.-.--.-....-.--........... 1 9 Perdue and Erloff; Stockdale and Ryan.
 Second game R T 2 Nashville ..--.-.-.--.....--......-..-..... 5 } Birmingham .--....................... 1 , 1 Bernhardt and Erloff; Bauer and Elliott.