Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-23
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Captain NJ. w. Ware of Moscow is a business visitor in the city today
 Mrs. ". E. Barnes and Miss A. Stallenberg of St. oLuis are guests at the Hotel Jefferson today.
 Mrs. Louis Roth returned yesterA day from St. Louis, where she spent several weeks with relatives. 4 l Miss Mynnie-Lazarus,-- the -talehted music teacher. has returned from d visit to relatives at Camden, Ark,</
 J. J. Haverty-of- Atlanta Ga, one of the officials of the RhodesHaverty Furniture Company, is in the city on business. He is stopping at the Hotel Jefferson. if Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Levy have re- turned from Texarkana, where they Ewent to visit for a few weeks after enjoying their annual vacation in the North and East st.=--=. -
 George H. Adams, proprietor of the Helena World, returned to this city last night from Hot Springs, where he enjoyed two weeks sojourn. He will remain in the city throughout the week.
 Warren Jones left yesterday after noon for Denver and other Colorado points, where he will remain several weeks for his health. He was ac- cOmpanied by E. L. WestbrOOk of Jonesboro.
 Misses Helen Sanders and Delsie Cans of Little Rock spent Sunday in the city with relatives. Miss Sanders was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben Kaufman, and Miss Cans was the guest of Miss Helen Rosenberg.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus re- turned yesterday from New York, where they spent several months, during which time Mir. Dreyfus made large purchases for all of his depart ments in his big department store.
 Milton Russell, of Pine Bluff, visited his home folks Sunday. Milt is one of our boys and has ] good position with Smart and Ritch- ie, who are in the grocery business in Pine Bluff.-Star City Ledger.
 Mrs. c. w. Smith and son, Ran dolph, wife and son of Judge Smith of Camden, are the guests of W. H. Westbrook and family. They are on their way home from the James town exposition and a visit to rela | tiyes~to~ Rocky Mount N. c.
 </ Reverend w. c. Watson, pastor oL the Lakeside Methodist Church, will ] go to Little Rock this afternoon to assist Reverend Forney Hutchinson. :, pastor of the Hunter Memorial church. in a revival meeting. Reverz> end Wa,son was formely pastero of that church.
 w. NJ. McGehee of Pine Bluff is visiting at the home of his father-in- law Capt H. H Tarver) endeavoring to build up his broken health, and as matter of course unless his ail- ment is indeed serious, the balmy breezes of Star City will soon fan his cheks back into the rosy hues of per feet health.-Star City Enterprise.
 E. L. Maloney, R. L. Hardy, J. C.. Knox, D. M. Hardy, A. T. Gotham. Carl Wynn and Miss Lora Hudspeth l I0c NT01tinn11o Ar1y man of Sumpter, Ark, arrived in the city last night to appear before the Jefferson county grand jury today. They are witnesses for the state in the McVay murder case and several of them are relatives of Ben Hardy, whom McVay shot and killed.
 Secretary J. l.. Caldwell, of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, will go to Little Rock tomorrow to be pre- sent at the hearing of the injunction suit in the Federal court there. The \ Railroad Commission was restrain ed from enforcing it's flat rate on cotton and the Pine Bluff cotton l men and others throughout the state are resisting the Injunction
 NJ. H. Maddy, one of the owners and managers of the Gentry show which is in the city this afternoon and to- night was formerly with Hagenbach's great animal show and other large circuses He has many friends in this city and has visited Pine Bluff on many occasions. Mir. Maddy was formerly press man with the large circuses and has the reputation of be- l ing one of the most up to date pub licity men in the business.
 A. Brewster, w. T. Woodbridge and w. z. Tankersley have return ed from Texarkana. where they went 1 as a committee from the Lakeside | Met hO6iSt church Of this citN 10