Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

MISS Margaret 1bOHQ, WnO Will SiS!J Miss Sue Perkins for several weeks, 1 arrived Monday from Memphis. William Richardson, a magistrate from Bogy township, was in the city yesterday transactinS business. Alderman Gabe Mayer has gone to Shreveport, La. r.: .isit his sons, l. R. and Percy Meyer. .2r a few days Miss Addie Carmical. of Monticello, will arrive today and be the guest of Mrs. J. s. Wiley for few weeks. Mrs. John M. Quill, of Mobile, Ala, is in che city visiting her sister, Mrs. Rama Holcomb, on West Fifth avenue. Colonel Gus Waterman has re- turned to Dumas, after spending a few days in the city with his family.
 Miss Bessie Voss has returned to her home in Little Rock after a pleas ant visit here with Miss Fannie Gil lespie
 Mrs. Carrie Lawton will leave this week for Chattanooga. Tenn. where she will visit her sister for several weeks.
 Miss Pearl Thalheimer and intend ed, Jesse Becker, of Little Rock spent Sunday here with Pine Bluff relatives.
 Deputy Sheriff Will Miller returned yesterday from Spring township, where he spent several days collect ing taxes.
 Mrs. ". A. Owen has returned to TeXarkana, after spending a few days in the city. the guest of relatives and friends.
 T. $. Selsor. travelling agent for the New Home Sewing Machine Company left yesterday for Pine Bluff.--IIot Springs News.
 Miss Nellie Lindsay has returned to he1. home at Bentonville. after brief visit here with Misses Edna and Alma I.angford.
 Ed Gray. a brother of Mrs. $. !. T. Knox, visited his Pine Bluff relatives yesterday He was returning home from a visit to relatives in Missis- sippi.
 NIr and Mrs. Will Higgins have re- turned to their home in St. Louis, af- ter spending a few weeks in the city with Ben Sylvester and family on Vest Fourth avenue.
 Neel Bell. who is now in the claim department of the Rock Island at Lit tie Rock, spent Sunday in the city with relatives and returned to Lit tie Rock yesterday.
 A. Brewster, Garland Brewster, Ed gar Brewster and C. Bacon have gone to Russellville, Ark. to inspect the work being done there on the new waterworks and light plant. Hankins has returned to Monticello, after spending a few days fin the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. NJ. C. Cross Mrs. Hankins and baby will remain in the city several days longer.
 Charles H. Davis, of Fort Madison, | Iowa. is in the cty visiting old friends. MT. Davis was formerly con- nected with the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company here, but is now a prosperous real estate dealer in his l old home, Fort Madison.
 H. F. Alciatore, section director for Arkansas. the man who makes the l weather" for this city and section, ! was visitor in the city yesterday. l He came here to select 6 location 1 for the new Arkansas river gauge, which is to be installed at this point 1 to take the place of the old one de- stroyed by the Arkansas river sev- eral months ago.
 County Judge James Gould will go to Little Rock today to attend the good roads convention. He will de- liver an address there and also re- spond to the welcome address. Judge 1 Gould is president of the state or ganization and will ill all probability 1 be reelected president without op- position. When amendment No. tt ! was defeated some months ago Judge ! Gould rendered his resignation, but | he was induced to retain the position. 1
 FOR SALE-Fine Oak 'Sideboard 1 and dining table Will sell both for s25.00. May be seen at 30S West !