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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
F
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io n Biyson, of AltheiIner was 1T tle city yesterday.
 l. W. Schumacher, of Englanl, Wae in the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. J. c. King has gone to Littio Rock for a brief visij with relatives.
 Ernest Sachs, of AlIheimer. Was :. business visitor in the city yesterda},
 George P. Mckinney, of Sherfiil, was in the city yesterday on busl~ ness
 Mrs. Jack Bernl1ardt. of sArkaHsf,' City. was shopping in the city yta:- terday.
 w. l. Johnson, ofX Locust Co.tae' was business visitor in the city Ne.- terday.
 Dr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, C sweden. were shopping in the el' yesterday.
 s Frank C. Woodruff of Little Roon will spend Christmas here with trienf!s and relatives.
 Oscar Ward and Guy Owen. of En.- land were business visitors in th, city yesterday.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Edgar. of FaV- etteville. will spend Christmas heTe with relatives.
 Mesdames \. B.. Jones and E. II Williams, of Maldine. .~Were in the ci.V yesterday shopping.
 Miss Lucy Fitzhugh, of Batesville is expected to arrive soon for vis's wit1 Miss Hattie Orto
 C. w. Frost. representing the Les lie Company, of New York. is ill tl@ city in the interest of his firm.
 T J. Collier. the prominent plant . and land owner of Altheimer, was II the c.ty on business yesterday.
 Mss Willie May ~Toney will go : Little Rock tomorroW~tor bri9| visit with Miss Louise kaVanangh.
 J. V. Long. of Rison. candidate foi county judge of Cleveland county was in the city yesterday on business
 Thomas Green Sr., left yesterda> for points north on the Cotton Beit where he VII conduct an auction sale
 Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Wilson vii leave tomorrow for Gates. Tenn. where they will visit relatives for . few days.
 s. p. O'Neill. of Rison, candidate for representative from Clevelsnl county, was business visitor in tht e''v yesterday.
 Miss Virginia Crittenden. who has hseu spending several days witf f,ien nls in the city returned to he'
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AT THE HOTELS
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AT THE ARLINGToN-W R Briggs and vie, Toledo, Ark; J. E Flynn, Austin, Pa; E. z. Cousin i. Dewey. Ark; H. J. Gallagher, S Louis; W. C. Cole, St. Louis; w. H Wycoff, Oklahoma City; A. Busie X Belfast; G. M. Heller and wife, Pitt, burg. Texas; D. w. Walker, England w. M. Engle, England, Ark; Ed liar per, Camden; Pitt Holmes, Rison; w H.. Kirby, Gould; A. L. Cargill. Lew isvllle;.fA. P. King, Memphis; c. w Madison, Memphis; Bessie Garfield Little Rock
 AT THE JEFFERSON-A. P. Mo Couch, Hamburg; s. M. Powell, For. dyce; R. w. Jones, New Orleans; A P. Stanley, New York; G. D. Black man C1ic2go; G. G. Paths, Cleveland Ohio; c. A. Cunning, Flint, Mich; A V. Somers, Flint, Mich; H. R. Dennis New York; H. w. Wales, Little Rock C. L. Curtis. Paul A. Grovene, S, Louis; J. l.. Bemas, St. Louis; Chas Ward, Kansas City; s. H. Powell Frankfor', Ky; F. C. Bache, Kansa City; Johr M Raven Little Rock w. A. Williford, St. Lous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20

Wallace Taylor, negro, was ar rested by Deputy Constable R. D. Gae- rett charged with carrying a revolv, CT as a concealed weapon, at Altheim. CT. Taylor was brought here yeste" day morning by Deputy Constable John Bryson and placed in jail. He will be tried later.
 F. l.. Dilley yesterday moved his office from the Citizens Band building and will reopen his office in the Stats National Bank building in Little Rock where his headquarters have be n transferred. MT. Dilley represents thy Lozier Gas Engine Company in Ark ansas.
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Mary L. Wade ct al to Essie Turner warranty deed, pt. lots and 6, blocN 2S, Woodruff's addition west, $100 L. x A.
 Sawyer and Austin Ebr. Co.,, to A. j Maui. warranty deed, SW l.. section 13, and SEE 1-4 section IA, T $, R 1 i w, $2, o0o
 Sawyer & Austin Lbr Co.,, to A. J. Maui, warranty deed, N 1-2, NV 1-4 section 24,, ,, II, $500.
 Pinchback Taylor to M. w. Johnson quit claim dede, pt. SW 1-4, SW 1-i of section 30, }. 9, $30
 Josephine Dansby to Jeff Williams qu4t claim deed, lots 6 and z, block
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YOUNG PATTERSON
 AIDED BY FATHER
ter Plea of Insanity For His Own Son.

Seattle, Washington, Dec. 19.--M. R. Patterson, father of Malcolm Patter- son the young man who shot K. 2. Seal on December [ at Port Orchard, arrived here today and made arrange ments for the defense of his son, who is charged with assault in the first degree. Mir. Patterson, who is a for mer governor of Tennessee, will dir ect his sons defense. It will be shown according to friends of MT. Patterson, that his son was never normal mentally and abundant evil tai abberation. Seal continues to inl- prove.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
A marriage license was issued yes

A marriage license was issued yes terday by County Clerk J. H. Shelby to lack O'Diamonds. Al years old, and Queen of Spades, IS years old. The contracting parties are negroes and they live on J. M. Grac' es place at New Gascony. It is reported that there will be quite a shuttle i'll the deck ot attendants at the wedding, when it takes place on the Oracle plantation Christmas day.
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SOCIETY
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Annual Ball.

The first annual ball of the Knights and Ladies of Honor will be given at the Red Mems hall on the evening ot December 27, 1911, at 9 D. m. The g2eral committte in charge of the affair is composed of Dr. and Mrs. J.. w. Smith, Ed Gartman, William CoN- CT, E. B. Rugg, Mrs. John BounicaA, l. F. Long, Miss Sybil Bartlett and Mrs. Maggie Earnest.
 Committee on entertainment and to serve refreshments, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Mesdames E. E.. Ruggs Jamie Gilmore, Dela Murray Frank Stine, William Coker, Ella Williams, Maggie Earnest, Bessie Floyd, and J. W. Smith: Misses Sybu Bartlett, Gussie Lenhart, Bessie Ha'- ey, Mona Wells, Earl Brewer and Mrs. S. A. Miller.
 Committee to decorate hall-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schram, Mesdames Pearl Culberson, Maggie Earnest Madeline Williams, Annie Humeric- house Misses May Murray, Rhoda Monk, Mrs. Mary Starke. and Mrs. Ida Harper.
 Floor manager-Ed Ctl}tHan. J. :. Riden and E. E. Bugg.
 r A cake will be auction a.f 70 tho prettiest girl by William Goks' and J. s. Riden.
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Musical COterie Concert.

The regular monthly meeting of the Musical Coterie will be held this : mornine. at 10 o'clock at the Temple Misses Ethel Schloss and Ethel Clem- ent are caairmen. The program 10 be rendered follows:
 Piano solo, Selections from Mad m Butterfly" Miss Fannie Hardin.
 Double quartet, Mesdames Ferguson Foster Adams, Johnson, Montgomery Litts. Nelson, Dancy; Misses Broad- street and Shannon; Miss Clegg. ac- companist.
 Violin solo. sympathy. from "Cho- colate Sold er," Miss Edith Foster.
 Vocal solo. "Heriodi 9de," eMasenetl }, Miss Broadstreet.
 Talk, Modern Opera. Dr. ]. l. Norris.
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come in Altheimer yesterday.

home i'll Althelmer yesterday.
 Misses Mona Pollock and Lucille Hitler, of Little Rock, will arrive 1T the city Sunday to spend Christina: with Mrs. J. Milford Dreyfus.
 Mrs. Dannaman, of Dayton. Ohfp who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Harry Veil, for several weeks left yesterday for her home. \. B. Baird, travelling passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad with headquarters in Little Rock. was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Arnett, of Springfield Mo-, will arrive in the city this week to spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Thomas Green.
 Mrs. Owen Evans, formerly Miss Olive Williams, is visiting her par ents here before going to Jonesboro, where MT. Evans is now located
 Virginius Alexander wbo has been attending school in the East, will spend the holidays here with his pas- ents, Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Alexander.
 Mrs. Louise Nowland who has been n Texas for several weeks, arrived yesterday to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs May Tomlinson.
 Miss Grace Tankersley, who is at tending the medical department of the State University at Little Rock, will spend Christmas here with her parents.
 Walter Wilkins, who is attending Washington University, is expecta1 10 return home Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkins.
 (. Macdonald foreman at the Ark ansas Short Leaf Lumber Compan%, has resigned his position and will leave soon for Chicago. He will be succeeded by MT. Huffman.
 Mrs. L. E. Madding and two daug r. ters, Misses Reva and Vera Madding, will leave this week for Hope, Ark, where they will visit relatives and friends during the holiday season.
 F l.. Dilley will leave today for Vir yinia, where his son, Ed Dilley, is at tending college. He will be joined there by Mrs Dilley and son and they will then go to Little Rock. where they vill make their home. MT. and Mrs. Olley have rented one of the nand- some Abeles flats in the capital city.
 Mrs. J. W. Mcdonald will have as her guests during the Holidays her i.ters, Miss Myrtle Owens, of Mont somery. Ala, and Mrs. B. A. Owens i Pine Bluff, and her brother, Graves slN ens of San Diego, Cal, and their mother Mrs. Sallie Owens, of Monti- eello.-Hot Springs Bulletin.
 H. R. Dennis, of New York, an of f ial of the Securities Company that controls the properties of the Pine Ruff Col poratioc, is in the city for q few days conferring with the local officials of the company. MT. Dennis cane here principally to witness the installation of tie large turbine en- zine which is to be installed at the J. cal plant of the Corporation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20

Eli HorEer, negro, was tried in A4 tsistrate J. A. Fraz CTS court yes rIay c. change of venue from one Q. the country magistrates court. Ha nas charged with carrying a pistol. lie was defended ty Attorney s. !. ,5lnt and prosecuted by District At .orney T. Havis Nixon. The defendant was found guilty by jury ard fined sa0 and thirty days on the county farm. M-S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
Mrs. TrulOck Hostess.

Mrs. N B. Trulock entertained de- lightfully at bridge at the Hotel Je,- ferson yesterday afternoon ill honcs of Mesdames Louise Rowland, Lut e Montg omery and Neal Martin. Ire rooms were prettiy decorated in red and white carnations. About twent%- flour ladies engaged in t1e absorbin 5 ! game and at the end of the play five ~>r zes were awarded Each of the hon@ orees were presented with cut glas! bon bon dishes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
Lotus COt;lIiOn Dance.

The Lotus Cotillion Club will give a dance on the evening of December -' at the Bluff City Club hall. These dances are always delightful and af@ anticipated with pleasure HoWe's o. chestra will furnish the music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
of the contracting parties.

of the contractlng partles.
 The bride-to-be is the charming daughter of Mrs. Mary Scull, of No, 713 Pine street, and the family is one of the oldest and most aristocrafic in the state. Miss Scull is very at- tractive and is very popular in social circles.
 Mr. Reeves is the son Of MT. and Mrs. A H. Reeves and is one of the best known and most popular young men in the city He holds respoh- sible and lucrative position with J. W. Sanders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
Women's Auxiliary Postponed.

The Women's Auxiliary of Trinjtj Parish, announced to meet todal 'W'ednosdayj afternoon. with Re- and Mrs. Charles l.. W.-Reese, at t:le rectory, has been postponed ,-s' further noiee. All members ot tn auxiliary are asked to make note z the POS jnament.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
GRAHAM FREED
 AT CLARENDON

Clarendon, Ark, Dec. 19.-The jury last night returned a verdict of &C., quttal in the case of the State against Wallace L. Graham. The indictment had charged him with $14,0O0 funds. while treasurer of Monroe county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
A burglar tried to enter the hol

A burglar tried to enter the home of Charles Bobo early yesterday morning, but was frightened away by the occupants of the house. MT. Bobo lives With his family on a Sul- phur Springs road short distance from Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
Seull-ReeyeS.


 Miss Fay Scull and Frank M, Reeves, both we'll known young peo- pie of this city Will be married today at the Episcopal church at no9n, tlte Rev C. L. W-Reese. pastor of tn" church, officiating Only the immed:- ate relatives of the participants vii, be present and immediately after tn3 ceremony the bride and grcel will leave on the northbound Cotton Bel, train f1r New Orleans by way of Memphis where they will spend their honeymoon.
 The marr age of this popular young couple will occasion some surprise While the engagement was not kept ? secret it was not formally annouunr- ed and will be in tn 70 ! surprise to large numESr U. frien''1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
EMert in With Dance.

Miss Matte Orto will entertain With a dance at the Bluff City Club hat Tuesday evening, January Z. e-'lPli- mentary to Miss Fitzhuga, of Bates- vile, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
MRS. NELL TROTTER
 SIP West Fifth Avenue.

Will make you swell hat out Of your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats. She carries a swell line of buckram frames; makes fur
 # hats, children and baby hats and bcnne;a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20

3, Holderness-Senyard addition, s10o ct al cons
 Jessie Young to Josephine Williams, quit claim deed, lots and ', block 9, al cons,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
Miss Crow HonOree.

Miss Louise Crow, of Charleston Miss, will be the honoree at bridge party to be given by Mrs. E. H. .Ioll1a- son, on the afternoon on "Wednesday December 21.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20

Bucks Natural Gas Ranges are best because they last longer.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Go. [!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-20
For Miss Thompson.

Mrs. Wade H. Knox will entertain with a bridge party Friday afternoon December 29. complimentary to her sister, Miss Bess Thompson.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-30

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-30
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The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
BOOSTERS ARRIVE
ON JOYFUL TOUR
Sights of Capital Interest
Busy Western Delegation.

National Union boosters, 200 strong, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon at
4:90 o'clock, and were met at the Union
Station by Elmer Johnson, chairman Of
the local reception committee, and were
escorted to the Continental Hotel They
will remain in the city until tomorrow
morning, when they will leave for Bal
timore.
The party comprises those members Of
the National Union who have been active
during the past year in building up the
fraternity, and this tour of the country
is being given them by the national body.
At 7:30 o'clock they were Joined by Rep
resentative James T. McDermott, and the
party started for an inspection of the
Congressional Library.
Each member wears a National Union
emblem, to which is affixed his name and
address, and they come from all parts Of
the West and Northwest.
To-day at $50 the boosters will start on
a sightseeing tour of the public buildings
and grounds, and at 2:30 will take the
steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon.
While at Mount Vernon the delegation
will be photographed in front of Wash
ington's tomb,
President Taft will receive them at 9:45
tomorrow morning, and after making
another tour Of the city the party will
board the Il o'clock express for Balti
more.
About thirty members of the local Or
der will accompany the boosters during
the remainder of the trip.