Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-21
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Fred D. Whiting, sales agent for the National Cash Register Co.,, is now located at 421 W. 9th avenue. Phone 1889.
 $1.0O Tabourettes for 90 cents Mon- day, April 15, at Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. u -Born-To MT. and Mrs. J. L. En- right, No. 1912 South Cherry street,
 Friday night a fine girl
 Will net sell Il Monday, April p Mating Art Squares 9xf2 feet worth $5.5O for $325. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. T.
 Joe Mitchell, Jr, little son Of
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, No. 1909 Cherry street, sustained painful in l jury yesterday when he was struck in the eye by batted baseball. The tile fellows injury was given at | tention and he is getting along nice- ly. "A large crowd attended the open ing of Nixon and Howe's pool parlors at No 117 East Second avenue last evening. An orchestra furnished music throughout the evening" All tables and paraphernalia are new and the pool players of Pine Bluff will have new rendezvous.
 Attorney H. H. Hays, of Arkan- sas ty, who recently came to this city for treatment, after suffering from an attack of appendicitis, is much improved and will probably be able to be out today. He is under treatmen at the home of H. L.. Sternberg.
 The Champions and the Bee Players, small boys, played a fast game of baseball yesterday morning, wh oh resulted in a victory for the Champions by a score of 12 to 1. Sam Marlin and Chester List was the battery for the Champions, and Frank Robinson and Howard Adams for the Bees
 Rev. Frank Thompson of Pine Bluff will preach his first sermon to- morrow morning as pastor of the First Christian church of Argenta. The morning service will be held at II o'clock. Rev MT. Thompson re- turned from a lecture tour of the State of Virginia earlier than he expected and will enter his new duties on Sun day. The minister will continue r9 reside in Pine Bluff.-Llttle Rock Democrat.
 Special Agent J. Ed Cheek, of the Cotton Belt service, who was shot in the hand while trying to separate Constable "Dutch'' Jones and Sergeant w. I. Campbell, who engaged in deadly pistol drtel in Little Rock sev- eral nights ago, came home yesterday afternoon and will remain at his home here until he fully recovers from his injury. pr. o. G. Blackwell is attend ing him. His hand is doing nicely, but he is suffering intensely.
 A "Children's Vaudeville Show will be the atraction next Friday night at Hawley Memorial church, The performance will be given tc help pay the church debt. The en- terta inment will be under the direc- tion of Mrs F. B. Leach, assisted by Mrs. w. w. Nelson, Miss Lula Brown Miss Jessie Williams, Clayton Jag gars and June Evans. A baby show will be feature of the entertain ment and Harry Nelson will act as judge.
 Cotton Belt officials have arr ranged 70 make connections for Mem phis via the Steamer Kate Adams. Passengers may board the Cotton Belt trains here and go to Helena by way of Brinkley or Clarendon. The Steamer Kate Adams leaves Hell ena every Wednesday and Saturday and the Steamer St. Joe leaves every Tuesday and Thur sday. Passengers may also cross the river at Helena by ferry and take the Yazoo and NJ ssissippi Valley railroad into Mem phis.