Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-16
has been in this city on business, re turned home yesterday.

has been in this city on business, re- turned home yesterday.
 E H. Scull intends to leave the last of the week for the Confederate Home at Sweet Home.
 James Alexander, of Mobile, Ala arrived in this city yesterday and will reside here in the future.
 Mrs. M. c. Jones left yesterday for Hamburg, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Maury.
 J. F. Rutherford, Jr., has returned home from the Western Military Academy of Upper Alton, H.
 Miss Mamie Nichol will return home Friday from Nazareth, Ky, where she attended school the past session.
 Mrs. J. s. Knox and daughter, Floy, left yesterday for Camden, where they will visit relatives. J. H. Fowler and H. B. Young, rep resenting Rothschild Bros, left yes terday for Magnolia on business. J. H. Mccain and family have gone !, to Holly Grove, Ark, where they will spend the summer with relatives Mrs. B. E. Conlan, of Texarkana Texas, returned to her home yester- day, after visit to friends here Superintendent E. A. Peck, of the Cotton Belt, has returned from an official business trip to Texarkana.
 Mrs. D. B. Niven left yesterday for Clio on pleasure trip. from which place she will return Thurs i, day.
 Jack Langford has returned from Culver. Ind, where he attended the Culver Military Institute for several weeks
 Mrs. Anna P. kavanaugh left yes terday to sped the summer with her brother. Clay Pointer, at Midway Ky.
 city yesterday and will visit Mrs James Derrick. at No. 1900 East Fifth avenue
 ] R. E. Holbert. of Chattanooga Tenn, left yesterday for Little Rock on business, after spending few days here.
 C. A. Troupe returned yesterday morning from Culver, Ind. where he attended Culver Military Academy i the past year.
 Mrs. Sam Bluthenthal and daugh- ter. Miss Mae Bluthenthal have re- turned from brief visit to relatives at Little Rock.
 Mrs. A. R. Sherrill, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. V. o. Alex ander, returned yesterday to her home at Sherroll
 Mrs. L. O. Knox and little son Lawrence, left yesterday afternoon ! for Chicago, where they will spend the summer.
 1 Miss Besise Brown of Monticello arrived yesterday and will be the guest of her friends. Misses Fay Green and Charlye Stewart.
 Miss Essie Gottlieb has returned from Little Rock, where she visited relatives and was an attendant at fthe Thalheimer Becker wedding.
 Messrs. ]. A. Ivey and E. R. Pack ard, of the Packard Music Co.,. re- turned to their home at Warren. yes terday, after short business visit here.
 Mrs. c. z. McLain left yesterday afternoon for Pine Bluff, where she wil1~spend week or ten days with friends and relatives.-Hot Springs News.
 Miss Edith Jackman, who has been teaching school at Lake Dick, has re- turned home. Miss Jackmon intends leaving for the Boston Mountains the middle of the Ill )nth
 Mrs. s. Morris, who has been visit l ing 1rlenQS ana felaClVeS III CnlS clly left yesterday for Little Rock, for a weeks visit with friends, after which 1 she, will return to her home in Mis- Lsouri.
 H. M. Burns, of Texas. arrived in fthe city yesterday and will remain here during the heated term. Mir Burns is at the head of H. M Burns & Company. insurance agents, which have an office in this city, in charge of F. P. Cravens.