Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-13

Special price on Snrts and Tn
derweaT at s.mon's.
Gill H. Marin who has been sick
for the past two weeks was some be-
Ter yesterday.
Assessor John B. King returned
yesterday from Little Rock. whera he
went on official business
Ralph Robinson md Son, unde'-
takers, Thursday shipped easket .
Altheimer for the burial Of a m1n
named Daniei Nelson,
Santa Claus du't get all or Jul
Velocipedes so you can get he boy
any size ne needs at cur store in rub
Der or iron tire-Cieveland- Matthews
Hardware Co. #.
The Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber
Company closed down its plant here
yesterday on account of the cold
weather which made it difficult to han
die the huge legs sawed by the mill.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Leaders met in the
gymnasium Thursday afternoon AMI
elected officers Ted Dansby was
elected president and Jack Thompson
was elected captain Of the basketball
team. Ted Dansby will also act as
manager of all athletic events.
H. S. Dudley stated yesterday that
he would open horse shoeing shop
Monday which will be located on Wal
nut street between Pullen and Barra-
que streets James Rowe will have
charge of the work and Mr.. Dudley
said that all work would be handled
satisfactorily.
R c.. Baumgarner, of Sheriff.,
and we'll known here, died at his
home Thursday. He was justice OF
the peace and was Confederate vet
cram He is survived by a wife and
three children. Mr.. Baumgarner was
a member of the Masonic lodge. The
funeral was held yesterday.
Judge J. VI. Elliott Thursday is
sued an order In the divorce case of
Mrs. Lillian Hea'Ay McGehee against
Slaton NJ McGenee, instructing til,
defendant, Slaton McGhee. to pay 10
the plaintiff the sum of $25 per month
from the date of filing of the con-
plant, September IS, 1914. until the
final disposition of the case. The de-
PENDANT is also ordered to pay atto"-
ney fees.
The body of Capt John Weldon,
of Wabbaseka. who died while in Tue
son, Ariz., arrived at 8 o'clock yester-
law. Kie Oldham, and was taken to
the James Cook undertaking parlors,
en- East Markham street, Were it
will be held until 8 clock this mora
ing. when it will be sent to Wabba-
seka Burial will be in the family
cemetery near there this afternoon
Little Rock Gazette.
Officers McBurnett and Ffveash
found a heavy trunk, hat box and an
street between Pullen and Barraque
streets last night about o'clock. The
officers inquired of the residents near
by but none seemed to know the OWE
er Of the goods. The officers removed
the stuff to the police station and the
owner can have them if ownership is
proven.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Stewart, who
has been collecting taxes in the coun-
ty for the past several days, return
ed yesterday from Tucker. Mr.. Stew
art was scheduled to go to Wildcat
but the bad conditions of the roads
prevented him from making the tri }.
He will resume his collections as soon
as the weather permits. The tax books
will be open in the court house after
February until April 10. After the
latter date the law provides penalty
of q per cent and additional costs.
i In the Jefferson Circuit Court yes
gerday consent Judgment was entered
in the case Of Clara Grace Bryan, a
young grl. who was injured in the
first wreck en- the Rice Belt Railroad
several days ago, against the Cotton
Belt. The verdict was for $3.50 and
the plaintiff sued for $500 and cost.
The wreck occurred on December II
1o1t when the plaintiff sustained l
broken collar bone. A. r, Cooper, :
local attorney. appeared for the plain.
tiff