Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-16
Mrs. Ii. solmson. who is quite ) q,

showed no Improvement yesterday
"A fine baby girl tipping tie.
scales at II pounds. arrived at the
bome Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles ONeaE-
Twenty-second avenue and Poplaf
street last night.
The Bankrupt sale of The Fame !.
stock win commence W.dae la7 J
24yh. The shopreys' opf@.rEnt v
a lifetime i rs &
Santa Claus dn,t get all or SUI
Veloclpedes so you can get the boy
any size he needs at our store in rub
Der or iron Cleveland Matthews
Hardware Co #
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Ward are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine Il
pound baby boy at their home, No.
1904 West Thirteenth avenue The
little lady arrived there last Satur-
day night.
] Mrs. Leila Levey has disposed of
the two-story residence next to her
home on West Barraque street. The
property was purchased by e. C. Cot
ter, who will most likely make If his
home.
The man who picked up black
J pocketbook on the corner of Fifth
and Walnut kindly return same with
out further inconvenience to Graphic
office and receive reward. LIP Ct.
! A force of men were put to work
yesterday renovating the Elks Theat :.
and also cleaning out the boilers iE
which were installed new CRATES. The
! theater will be very comfortable for
its patrons who attend the three big
performances this week
Clock Repairing Speciality. Any
kind; any make. Clocks called for,
repaired and delivered promptly
Phone 1913. A. G. KAHN & CO., Jew
elers, 412 Main Street. 1-14-1m
The rains last week caused a
leak in the roof at the new Lakeside
church and permitted a small quan-
tity Of water to drip on the organ re-
! Gently installed at cost of $4,000 in
the new church. The fine instrument
was not badly damaged and will be
! ready for uses when the edif.ce is op-
ened 70. the first time which will
probably be the first of next month
, when recital will be given
Hold your Calendar orders for
few days and see our line. Samples
expected daily. We have the finest
line ever brought to Pine Bluff. Pat.
ronize home enterprise and give your
orders to the Adams Printing Co.
Guy L. Stewart, agricultural and
/ industrial commissioner of the Cottoa
Belt, pasesd through the city yeste''-
| day en- route to st Louis. He will
return to Pine Bluff in few days 70
make arrangements for the special In
stitute train which will tour the lines
of the company.
$: Balm and ]. Weisman, who have
been connected with the Eagle store
for several years, have purchased
stock of dry goods and on February
10 will open store in Dermott. They
are both we'll known in this city and
are competent business men and sue
cess is predicted for their business
venture.
-Pairolman J. r. Phillips, who has
been on the police force for several
months, yesterday rendered his resign
alton to Cpaief of Police Evan Parne'l
to take effect Immediately. Mr. Phil
lips resignation was caused by the
! serious illness of his wife, who lives
at Sheridan, and he went to Sheridan
last night to attend her Chief Par
nell appointed John Schults to succeed
Patrolman Phillips and Schuhs he
gan his duties last night.
+. O. McGehee, the local real es~
tate man, returned Sunday from
VI .nneapois. whers he went to intet-
view prospective buyers of the cut
over timber lands owned by the Saw
yer & Austin Lumber Company, OF
which he is sales agent. Mr.. McGe~
hea said he had successful trip de-
spite tie cold weather, the tempefa-
ture being aroGnd 40 degrees below
zero while he VAS in the Minnesota
city.
Wolf Nichols, executor of the es-
tate of MIS-. R. Nichols, by Attorney
A. II. Rowen, yesterday filed an in
tervention i'll the case of fairfield ver-
sus the Foreign Mercantile Company,
in which he seeks to secure payment
of 81 800 which It is said in the peri
ton, was loaned to the company by
the estate of Mrs Nichols Attorney
Rowell also filed a petition to secure
payment of $106 alleged to be due Sal
lie J. Morton, for services as MILL