Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
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 A. w. Mills has returned from T business trip to Little Rock
 Mrs. E. F. Mizell left yesterday for a visit to relatives at Monticello.
 Mrs ". x. Truock has returned from brief stay at Sulphur Springs.
 Rev w J. Rogers, of Redfield, was d business visitor in the city yets'ar- day.
 Mrs LeXie Roebuck of Rison. ar rived yesterday to visit relatives in the city.
 Mrs D. H. Duncan left yesterday for Redfield, where she will visit relatives.
 F. II. Brandt and $. G. Mcclellan, of Gould, are registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Miss keronila Ferguson left yes tarday for Sherrir for visit to Mrs. Caliie Rainey.
 Miss Lillie Levine returned yes terday from visit to friends and rel atiyes in Texas.
 Miss Jessie Rawson will leave the latter part of the week for Canada to spend the remainder of the sum ner.
 A. C. McCabe, a we'll known special insurance agent from Little Rock. .;e.;t ,it yesterday.
 F. A. Howell. P P. Byrd, C. C Handley and J. w. Wilkins returned from a fishing trip to Noble Lake yesterday.
 Mrs. D. Lee. of Memphis. arrived here yesterday to visit Mrs. 0. C. Hankison. Mrs. Lee formerly lived in this city.--------.-
 A. J. Maui. a popular Cotton Belt conductor left early this, morning for California to remain until the mid dle of August,
 Mrs. Frank Ragland and children i returned yesterday from Altheimef. where they have been visiting friends and relatives.
 Mrs. T. Havis Nixon returned home yesterday from Little Rock, where she attended her sister Mrs. Dr. Hol- man. who was ill.
 Mrs. Rufus Hammock, who has been visiting Mrs. V. s. Mcclellan, i left yesterday for Stephens to visit her father, Prof Garner
 Attorneys w. T. Coleman, 4. H. Powell and s. NJ. Taylor returned yesterday from Rison, where they have been on legal business.
 Mrs. W. ". Harlow returned to her home at Rison yesterday. after visit to her parents, Mir. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sinclair. at Sulphur Springs
 Mrs. Laura Landon and daughter, Miss Future May Bloom, will leave in q few days for Los Angeles. Cal. where they will spend the summer. Mir. and Mrs Frank Wtrlns and Miss Anna Werling left yesterday for Little Rock, where they will visit rel to reside.
 Mrs Gus Waterman and daughters. Misses Jessie and Dora. and Miss Irene Bott, their guest. returned yes terday from a visit to NIT. Waterman ,, at Dumas.
 Charles l., Thompson. J. G. Wood. P. C. Clark. $. C. Seull and St George T. Cordell, of Little Rock. were among the guests at the Hotel Jeffer- son yesterday.
 Mrs. ]. C. Wiley and Mrs. Guy Lei lar arrived yesterday from Maddn@. where Mrs Leflar has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Wiley. who will visit her for some time.
 Mrs. Sam Johnson. of St Louis. formerly of this city. returned home yesterday, after a visit to her mother, Mrs Max Veil. She was accompan- jed by her daughter, Josephine.
 Isaae~-Dreyfus and son, II. Clifton 
 l iDreyfus. of the Isaac Dreyfus Com pany will leave early next week for/ the Eastern markets to make large purchases for establishment. A. H. D. Perkins, of this city, re- gently attended a meeting of the Ar kansas Cotton Seed Oil Association at Little Rock and was elected d vice president of the state organization.
 Judge M A Austin has returned 1 from Rison. where he transacted im portant legal business. He states that the Cleveland county grand jury, although in session only few days, has already returned eighty indict- ments.