Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-10
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John Lytes of Grapevine, is visit
 ing Otis Woy3nington here.
 J. c. Kirk of Little Rock, is ln
 the city today visiting friends.
 R. F Wingfeld of Little Rock i
 among the late arrivals at the Hota
 Jefferson.
 Mrs. 4. R. sherrilI of ShesrilI, is in the city today visiting friends
 and relatives.
 Reverend Ross Moore left early thf. morning for Earl, Ark, where he vii hold a meeting.
 Arthur Young of Avert, Mo, is in the city today Visiting brother, Charles M. Young. > f Shorty Levine has accepted a responsible position with the Park NAmusement company.
 Miss EstelIe Pegbtss of Warren s.s visiting Miss Bertha Peebles of the James Business college.
 Mrs. Ruth Scott of Natchez, Miss, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia Welch in this city. Harry--Haof- yesterday from the Eastern cities, where he spent several weeks vacation. I
 e'ttaaaastes-Eh. -Eh.-fFtto1npsea Fto1npsear -Lfrtle C Rock architect, is in tna city today on business, He is stopping at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Ralph Harris and Phil Ralston returned this morning from Little Rock, where they have been visit ing friends.
 A. G. Whittemore, agent for the American Soda Fountain company, is in the city today in the inter- est of his firm.
 Miss Marcie Levine will leave tomorrow morning for Little Rock, where she will spend a few days visiting friends.
 Mrs. w. P. Groom of Waycross. Georgia, daAehtarof Tom Green and sister of Mrs. A. J. Stewart, IS ta-the cisy~vfstting -her--Darents. Miss Nora Lane has returned from Philadelphia, where she has been attending the commencement exercises at Henderson college.
 Dan Taylor, zszrgEanf attorney gen eral, was in the city yesterday visiting his parents and other relatives. He returned to Little Rock this morning.
 Miss Berta Sullivan will leave shortly for Memphis, where she will be the guest of Miss Fay Willis, who is well known in Pine Bluff She vii! stay about two / W. r. McGeorge Sustained quite a painful accident Sunday He sprained his ankle quite badly and is compelled to walk with the help of~a. cane.
 Mrs. VII. Seymour left-todaG for Texarkana, where she will oin her husband. She has been a de- voted member of the Christian church and her many friends re- gret to see her leave Pine Bluff.
 Edwin Flad and Jo M. Walker are in the city today guests of Fl. R. Den his at the Hotel Jefferson, Mir. F1a1 is one of the most prominent enci- neers in St. Louis and is here on busi- ness connected with the proposed new waterworks plant
 k. L. Vale, MT, and Mrs. Frank Fergus, Miss Sarah Yancey Cline and Miss Aggie Shafer will leave early to morrow morning on the Luck" ono of the fastest gasoline boats on the Arkansas They will spend the rest of the week camping and fishing near Dumas
 w. T. Dwyer. w E. Mullikin, Guy II. Williams, F. Baer, U w. Poss, M. J. Mead, Ned Ryland, Silas l.. Ganna- way and John Mccain leave tomorrow morning for Little Rock, where they will attend the Retail Grocers and General Merchants convention, which meets at the Retail Grocers' Associa- ton rooms at Little Rock
 thomas A. Bell of St. Louis, 0, the Bell Construction company, who recently secured the contrac, for the construction of the North and South railroad, is in the city today on business.
 Miss Mildred Coleman, who has been very sick for the past few weeks with combined attack of spinal meningitis and measles, is reported much improved. Bessie Coleman, MT. and Mrs. Coleman's baby, also had sight attack.
 k. B. Bloom. secretary of the Travellers Fire Insurance company,