Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

The municipal court will prob ably remain closed all day Thurs day, if no arrests are made We'd nesday night, it is announced. But if there should be cases justifying it, short court will be held Thursday morning.
 Fred Lelaurin, one of the tell CTS at the Simmons National bank has been quite ill at his home for several weeks as the result of an attack of influenza.
 The night educational classes o. the "Y" have been suspended until January 2, owing to the holidays, and owing to the absence from the city of Prof. w. E. Burnham, who is visiting friends at his old home. Prof. Burnham is the commercial instructor at the high school.
 Virgil McAdams, who has beer ill at the home of his mother, 720 State, for some time, is reported as very low.
 Watson McManus Jr., of San Antonio, Texas, is here to spend the holidays with his grandmother Mrs. A. P. Vaughn of Plum street.
 Frank Dobbins of Ell Paso ar rived here yesterday to join his : wife and spend the holidays with relatives and friends in Pine Bluff. MT. Dobbins was born and reared in Pine Bluff but now holds responsible position as superin- tendent of the finishing depart ment at the E. P. and s. w. rail- road shops on that city. Elmer Davies, student of Vanderbilt, is spending the holi- days with his sister, Mrs. Sasn Knox.
 Irvan D. McDaniel is ill at his home 617 Pine street. MT. Nc Daniel has recently been appoint ed manager of the Pine Bluff of- flee for G. A. Edelsvard, architect : Repairs are to be made in the interior of the Merchants and Planters bank, and an extra win. dow will be fixed up and another teller put on. The work will be .. finished some time within the next 30 days. It will represent ex- penditures of approximately 300 : and is necessitated by the growth . of the banks business. : R. l.. Broach, clerk at the Hotel Pines, left yesterday afternoon tc |: spend the holidays with relatives : at Hope.
 Charles Senyard arrived yester- day from Camp Dix, N. J., to spend Christmas with his mother Mrs. Eugene Arnold, 803 West Third avenue. Senyard is with the 45th infantry in headquarters company. He expects to remain about 10 days.
 MT. and Mrs. Rue Ross have gone to Sheridan, where they will make their home.
 J. V. Jeffers and R. P. Braine who have been connected with the Pogue-Buick company since they arrived here last July, will leave Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal.
 They were motoring to the Cali fornia city from New York when
 they decided to spend a while in
 Pine Bluff. The remainder of the
 journey will be made by rail.
 J. R. Hall, manager of Col. J. M
 Gracie's New Gascony place, ano
 his father, Rufus Hall, of Kings
 land were here yesterday after
 noon en route to Sheridan, where
 their sister and daughter, Mrs. w
 P. Moon, is critically sick.
 Elmer Davies is here from Van
 derbilt university. visiting his sis
 ter, Mrs. s. Y. T. Knox.
 Col. J. w. Merriam has gone tc
 Monticello to spend Christmas
 with relatives.
 Julius S. Waterman, instructor
 in economics at the University of
 Arkansas, is spending the holidays
 with his mother, Mrs. Gus Water
 man.
 George Morley, Jr., has entered the army vocational school at Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Edward Young of Moscow was brought to Pine Bluff yester-
 day afternoon and was taken to
 the Florence sanitarium for medi- cal treatment.
 I. M Mitchell has taken the place as night desk sergeant at
 the police station, succeeding Sgt
 Poole, resigned.
 Dune Stewart of Wabbaseka
 brother of Chief of Police Frank
 Stewart, is here visiting friends. Mrs. Arch King, 715 East
 Seventh, was removed from the Clark sanitarium yesterday to hel
 home, after having undergone ar