Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-06
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c. P. DeF'rance of Little Rock is g business visitor in the city. 1 II. r. Mcdonald of Tyler, Texas, is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson. Charles E. Jacobson of Baltimore is in the city calling on his trade.
 Jim Dowd was Little Rock e;;cur- sionst on the Brown yesterday.
 Former Mayor A. r. Campbell of Redfield, Ark, is in the city.
 J. F. Quattlebaum of Sberrll is a business visitor in the city today.
 Harry Well is visiting his sister, Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer, in Little Rock.
 ". D. Atwood, the New Edin- burg merchant, is in the city today 1 on business.
 Mrs. B. Burton Veil and son were Little Rock visitors yesterday, returl- 1 ing this morning on the Steamer Brown.
 1 Representative w. B. Pinney went l to Little Rock tbis morning after spending a few days in the city with his family.
 Able Thalheimer of Little Rock, came here this morning on the steam CT Brown and will spend the day here with relatives.
 Captain Leon Levey, wife and daughter, Miss Hazel, visited Little Rock yesterday, being passengers on l the Steamer Brown.
 Assistant Attorney General Dan Taylor has returned to his home in Little Rock, after spending several days in the city with relatives. >
 Doctor Asa Brunson and family of New Gascony were visitors in the city today. They were among the eXcur- sionists on the Steamer Brown to Lit tie Rock Sunday. F Mrs Livingston and daughter Miss Louise Livingston, of Greenville, Miss, spent today with friends. They are passengers on tbe Steamer s. s. Brown for Memphis.
 Ernest Lee, Memphis travehng salesman, is in the city today. He is making the trip from Vicksburg, via Little Rock to Memphis on the Steamer s. s. Brown. Grover PerdeW is acting day clerk at the Hotel Jefferson during the ill- ness of Otto Roedel. He came down from Little Rock this morning un the steamer Brown.
 Walter Cotter, the Well-known Little Rock broker, came down on the steamer Brown last night from Little Rock and is transacting busi- ness in the city today.
 Mrs. s. M. Taylor and son, Chester! Taylor, have returned from visit to Little Rock They went up on tho Steamer Brown yesterday morning and returned by rail last night x~
 J. Walker Jones. who accom- panied the eXcursionists to Little Rock yesterday on the steamer Brown spent several hours in the city this morning and departed on the boat this afternoon for Hannaberry.
 Mrs. Lee Summerfield and daugh- 1 ter of Little Rock are visiting Mrs. s. A. Rosenberg and family on West Barraque street. They came to the city this morning on the Steamer 1 Brown.
 Andrew Carson and wife, former residents of this city, now living at Memphis, are in the city visiting rela- tiyes and friends. They came here on the Steamer Brown, after enjoying the trip to Vicksburg last week and to Little Rock yesterday.
 w. F. Coleman and wife, Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, George W. List and wife, Miss List, H. A. Mccoy, P, P. Byrd, Jeff Hicks E. C. Howell and Henry Bernath were among the eX- cursionists who took advantage of the Browns trip to Little Rock yesterday 1 Mack Hammett. Jack Diamond, Gen Franklin, Wade H. Knox and wife, A s. Knox and wife, l.. o. Knox Newt Maer, Misses lola Philpot, Emma White. Eula Ware, Mrs. Daviss and Miss Baumgartner were amon3"~the passengers on the $. s. Brown when it arrived this morning from Little Rock.
 J. D. Hamilton, a Northern capital ist, and his wife who left St. Pau September 1 in a private launch for a Southern town, were among the pas sengers on the Steamer s. s. Brown today. MT. Hamilton disposed of his launch at Lake Providence when his engineer took sick, and he and his wife spent the winter at Bay St. Louis, and they are now on their way home.
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