Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-10

Mrs. NJ. Corder is very sick ir
 her home on West Sixth avenue.
 Miss Mabel Bryant is again out
 after being sick for several days.
 Little Jack, son of Mr and Mrs T. A. Wilson, is recovering from a short illness.
 0R RE1JT-3 room furnished house blocks from postoffice. Pinchback Taylor, phone 1032. Rents and In- surance.
 Damascus Commandery No S. Knights Templar will hold special conclave tonight at 7:30 o'clock sharp for the purpose of conferring the or- der of the Temple.
 Madame Hockenhull,5 Beauty Parlors, manufacturer of human hair goods, hair dressing, manicure, sham pooing, massage and chiropody. Phone 1533. Parlors, 104 Pine street. Pine Bluff, Ark. } } m Mrs. A. D. Foster was quite sick at her home on South Cherry stre ct yesterday She was taken suddenly i'll at the. Elks Theater during the per formance of The Merry Widow Wednesday night and had to return to her home. She was much inn proved last night.
 There will be meeting of tie Socialists at Redmen Hall, Sixth ave nue and Main street, Saturday night, February 12 The meeting will be addressed by w. T. Winner, of Chica- go, all Socialists are requested to be present and the public ,is invited.
 J. G. Williams, formerly secre- tary and treasurer of the ca-Cola Company in Atlanta, Ga, but who for some time has been local agent for the Pacific Express company, has re- signed his position here and will leave shortly for Atlanta, to resume his position with the Coca Cola con-
 
 pany.
 p. P. Schram, member of the leg islative committee from tire Order of Railway Trainnen, and H. G. Hawk, member of the same committee from the Order of Railway Conductors have returned from Little Rock, where they wtt ba nf thp General Assembly relative to legisla- ton that is being urged by the rail- road men.
 News reached this city yesterday of the death of John Groom, a former Pine Bluff negro who was for a long time employed as porter by the Ad- ans Printing Company. Groom died at Portland. Oregon, where he went some months ago to become a Pull man porter. He was member or the colored Masonic order and had large acquaintance among Pine Bluff negroes.
 The Cotton Belt railway company is putting down a we'll in their yards in this city for the purpose of arte sian. A 75-foot tank will be ties for their own use. It is stated that the we'll will be put down deep enough to secure an everlasting flow of water and it may even be artesian. A 75-foot tank will be constructed and as soon as it has been completed and filled the Cotton Belt people will no longer use city water.-TeXarkana Courier.
 The O. H. Hardin furniture com pany. on West Second avenue has closed deal with the c. G. Giles pie notion store on Main street for the stock iii the furniture and rug department of the latter store. MT. Hardin states that he is in line for all other stocks to be put on the mar ket for sale and this is the second stock he has purchased within the {; last thirty days. The Gillespie store | VIII l1lSldll q SlOCh Cl SioCS HI eAAS place of the furniture and rugs. l An article entitled Immigration Removal Work" which recently ap- peared in the Year Book of the Nat ional Conference of Jewish Charities was the work of Rabbi Ephraim Frisch, of this city. who is becoming 1well known as writer. Tn this ar lticle Rabbi Frisch makes reference to the Jewish Immigration coming through the port of Galveston. An lother of Rabbi Frischs articles was
 on 'The Attitude Of the Liberal Jew Ito Christmss Observance" which ap' lpeared in tha St. Louis Republic.