Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-07
Localities

Dorothy Elsberry, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Elsberry, has
been quite i'll for several days.
Ira Quinn and J. E. Brown have be-
come the new owners of the West
End Garage at 1919 West Sixth
avenue, succeeding g. P. Spencer
who will remove to Memphis to en-
gage in the auto repair business.
Messrs. Quinn ara Brown are well
known to the motoring public.
Rev. K. L. Ingram, of Bearden,
passed thru Pine Bluff last night en-
route home after conducting series
Of religious meeting in Lincoln
county.
Hal A Irish has returned to his
home here after months visit in
the Gil fields of Texas and Okla
homa.
John S. Stubblefield, who is holding
a responsible clerical position with
the government, has been moved to
Manchuria, China, after having been
stationed at Shanghai, China for some
time. Stubblefield is son Of Mrs.
A. P. Fielding Of this city
R. NJ. Knox and Junius Jordan Jr.,
returned last night from New York.
Mr.. Knox has spent the past two
months at Biddleford Pool. Maine, and
Mr.. Jordan has been East on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Vernon Niven and Joe Walker left
yesterday afternoon for Columbia,
Mo-, where they will enter the Uni
versity of Missouri, both men taking
work in scientific farming. They
were accompanied as far as St. Louis
by Leonard Jones.
Guy Wharton has returned to his
home at New Orleans after visiting
relatives here and other nearby points.
Frank Toney has gone to Davidson
college in North Carolina.
Rev. w. C. Watson attended the
opening services of the new Metho-
dist church recently completed at
Star City. The Rev. M. O. Barnett
is pastor.
Charles R. Rienberger leaves to-
morrow for Lebanon, Tenn, to enter
the Cumberland school of law
Lieut.. T. j. Chrisman, son Of Mrs.
j. D. Chrisman, and brother of
Mrs. W. R. Coulter, member of
Eighteenth infantry of the First di-
vision, has, with others, landed in
New York.
Col. Thomas James, who recently
returned from a visit to New York
remembered the work of the city fire
men in extinguishing blaze in his
Main street property some time ago
by sending Chief A. C. Breiner check
for S25. The fire broke out in the
building occupied by the St"r ere
and largely through the efforts OF the
firemen, little loss was incurred.
Miss Emma Harris was awarded a
diploma at the graduating exercises
of the Ruth school on the Hardin
road Friday night. F. G. May pre-
scented the diploma.
Robert Swan, for a number OF years
connected with Katzenstein's Shoe
Store, has accepted a position in the
shoe department of Rosenzweig's Coco
Luck Store.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Grapevine
!! who was operated on for appendicitis
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. S
Raymick, 610 West Fourth, is report
ed improving.
| Emmett Scales, a brother of San
! Scales, former flne BUN feSluehC, Il
visiting friends here before returning
to his home at Eagle Mills. Mr.
Scales was in service overseas TO
over year.
George Keller, son of Mr.. and Mrs
O. G. Keller, is expected to return
today from Denver, Colo, where h
has been spending two months as tn
guest of his aunt and uncle, Mis-
barbara John and Will Johns.
/ Admirers of Bert Lytell's handsom
boyish face, have surprise in stor
for them when they see this vigor
Gus young star in the big Scree1
Classics, Inc. production of LON
bardi, Ltd" Bert has grown the dar
lingest mustache.