Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-12
Mrs. Mollie McMillan is quite sic

Mrs. Mollle McMillan is quite sick at her home on East Second avenue.
 Phone Mills-E Ellsworth Co.,, suc- to Red Wagon Wood Yard, for Hickory wood. Both phone.
 1 12 I'm. Fiber Dedman Was elected one of the pages in the House of Represn- tatives in Little Rock, from the Sixth District yesterday. Fiber is we'll known in this city. He was formerly eleva- tor boy in Dreyfus store here.
 MT. and Mrs. o. c. Warford, of Lamont, Grant county, lost their five months old son yesterday morn- ing, the child dying with the meas les. The funeral is to be held this morning at 10 o'clock with interment at Clements cemetery.
 The Central Trades and Labor Council held a semi-monthly meeting last night lat Odd Fellows hall and transacted much business. The meet ing was largely attended. The Council voted to send some money to Los Angeles to aid the unemployed labor union men.
 -Beginning today w. Dixon Peters, the famous character impersonator and Coffman and Carroll, ''the mul- alto and the coon,' will be the bill at the Orpheo theater for the rest of the Week. Peters is startling imper senator and the other act is said to be one of the best of it's kind in vau- deville. The moving pictures will be changed as usual.
 Mrs. Frank Burch, who for sev- eral days has been dangerously i'll at the home of Mrs. Glenn Farrar. was no better yesterday. In fact, her condition was considered critical. Her many friends are much grieved to learn of her serious illness. Mrs. Burch, accompanied by Mir. Burch, re- gently returned to this city from Lake Village.
 The surveying corps on the nat ural gas pipe line to this city have completed their work to the city lim- its. The line extends from Clifford, Ark, to ths city. It is branch line from the main pipe which runs be- tweeu the gas fields of Northern Louisiana and Little Rock It is ex pected that work will soon begin on the laying of the pipe line.
 Sexton w. l.. Barton, sexton of ,Bellwood cemtery has made complaint against several parties for removing flowers from the cemetery. MT. Bar ton states that many beautiful flowers have been taken from the cemetery by persons visiting the graveyard He states that a number of guilty parties are known to him, and that unless the practice is stopped he will make their names known to the public.
 City Attorney w. B. Sorrells re- turned last night from Little Rock, where he took an important part in the conference of city attorneys on the Commission Form of Govern ment laws. He made an interesting talk at the conference and will meet with the city attorneys at Little Rock again next week to receive a report of Judges U. M. Rose and Jacob Trieber, who are to formulate the details of the proposed law.
 NOTICE
 The firm of Osborne, Mouser and Co.,, of Humphrey, Ark, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, T. H. Stillwell retiring. The business will be continued by J. A. Osborne and J. C.. Mouser, under the name of Os- borne and Mouser, as of old, who as- sumes all liabilities of the old firm and is authorized to collect all ac- counts due them, this 10th day of Jan. 1910.
 J. A. OSBORNE,
 J. G. MOUSER,
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