Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-11
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in the city on business yesterday.
 A. Kaufman of Plum Bayou was in Pine Bluff yesterday on business.
 R. c. Ruris of Chattanooga, Ten nessee, was in this city yesterday. Mir. and Mrs. F. r. Eagan of Me- Ghee were recent visitors ill this city.
 B. D. Bartholomew of Memphis, Tennessee, is registered at the Ant lers.
 l D. A. Mckay of Little Rock was I business visitor in Pine Bluff yester- day
 M. Weiss of Memphis, Tennessee l was business visitor in this city Tuesday.
 Constable J. s. "Tandy" Bar:,- que of Altheimer is visitor in this city today.
 Mrs. J. H. Mann is spending a few l weeks with relatives in Mont Eagle, Tennessee.
 B. H. Taylor of Winchester spent Wednesday in this city, looking after personal business. Miss Nellie Gallagher will return home today from six weeks visit to l friends in St~houis.- -~~--.--s--.- <sMrs. Joe Smith and daughter of this city are visiting Mrs. Butler on South Gaines street in Little Rock. Charles Miller of Alexandria, Louis jana, who was in the city yesterday on business, has returned to his home
 Julius Leitner spent yesterday ill Fordyce, looking after real estate deal for the firm of Leitner and Veil, of this city.
 Mrs. Walter Kendall, of Hot Springs, formerly Miss Mary Ella Sligh, of this city, is visiting Mercer Sigh and wife here.
 Otto Roedel, chief clerk at the Ho- tel Jefferson, left yesterday afternoon for Eureka Springs, where he will spend several days on a vacation.
 Misses Selma Stern and Blanchs Felsenthal left his afternoon for theil home in Camden after a very pleasant i, visit to Miss @Artie Dreyfus in this city.
 J. M. Simpson, president of ths Simpson and Webb Furniture Compa ny, left yesterday afternoon for Chica Igo and other northern points. H. was accompanied by his son, Ernest CIR. Pugh has returned from Til lal, where he prepared the body o Mrs. Jenervine for burial. She wa GA years of age and a relative o Henry Dardell of that place. Tn. body was shipped to New Orleans fo, interment.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Worrall, nurse and baby, accompanied by Mrs. John F. Gillespie, will leave this afternoon for Mont Eagle, Tennessee, where they will spend the remainder of ths summer. They will return to Pine Bluff about October 1. sr.---''--.--''1-
 Lee Morrison, after being home a few days returned yesterday to Pine Bluff to finish some business transactions there, after which he will return to this city and reside in the future.-Hot Springs News.
 A fine ten-pound baby boy ar rived at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Rosenberg at No. TOP Ash street. Mr. Rosenberg is the chief clerk for B. A. Peck, division superin- tendent of the Cotton Belt rall- road nere
 Doctor J. A. White has returned to his former home in Dumas, after a short stay in this city. Doctor White intended to make this place his per manent residence, but later decided to go back to his former home. He made many friends in this city during his short stay who will learn with regret the change of his plans
 Mis- Louise Hightower, charm ing and accomplished young lady of Pine Bluff, is spending few weeks in the city, the guest of Mrs. John DeQuincy Nash, of Atlanta Ga., c. M Ferguson, father of Mrs. Nash and a leading merchant of Pine Bluff, is also here and stopping at the Eddy.-Hot Springs News.
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