Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-12
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| tSNANiNtS III tiIlS tIIA.
 Mrs. Charles Miller and childre, are visiting in Douglas, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Garret Howsou, O, MOSCOW. are visitors in the city.
 Miss Mae Bluthenthal returned ves- terday from a visit to friends in Chi. cago.
 . MT. and Mrs. II. M Vance have returned home from the reunion at Memphis.
 A. F. HartselI, Of Draughon. was among the visitors. in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Attorney T. H. Nixon made a pro- ! fessional business trip to 4Altheimer yesterday.
 l Sheriff Ira Moore, Of Cleveland county, was a business visitor in the city yesterday C. 5. Lowry, of Kansas City. Mo, was in Pine Bluff yesterday on lum- Der business.
 Miss Edna Bryan of Garrets.on is in this city. the guest of friends and relatives. Mrs. Chas. Wall is in Stuttgart .4s the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Woolfolk. Howell Westbrook, recent grad uate of the University of Arkansas. has returned home
 Mrs. August Thalheimer and son have returned from visit to rela- tives at Albany. Ga
 James Maddng has returned to his home in this city, after finishing I term at the |. of A.
 General R. NJ. Knox has returned from the Memphis reunion, where he met many old companions
 Miss Aine Spencer will spend some time ill the city as the guest of Misses Mare and Nettie Lloyd.
 C. J. Samstas will return to Hot Springs this morning. after spend- ing several days here on business.
 Capt. J. B. York, of the York Browning Lumber Company of Mem- phiA was a visitor in this city yes terday
 Thomas Green, Sr., Misa Fay Inaz Green and Miss Charles Chestnut have returned from the Memphis re- union.
 John k. Bloom. of this city, and Roy Hanf. of Henderson. La., re- turned yesterday from the Memphis reunion
 T. w. Sparks has returned from a trip to Memphis. While there he met members of h;s family whom he had not seen for thirty years.
 J. Pierce Oracle, of-Rob Roy, was in the city yesterday on businea; He says crop making is progressing nicely on the Oracle plantations.
 Mrs. Mamie Bach, of New York. arrived in the city yesterday and will spend several days here, the guest of Mrs H. Solmson and family.
 Col. Don MaXey, of Pine Bluff. is in the city visiting his father, who recently underwent an operation in a local sanitarium.-Hot Springs News.
 Nfr leave today for their old home, Jean erette, La. where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends
 Mrs. A. P. Burgard. of Bytheville. Ark. and Miss Ellen Simmons, ol Waldo, left yesterday for Waldo, after a pleasant visit to their sister. Mrs, w. H. Byrd, in this city
 Charles Parker. the Central av- enue clothier, returned home last night from brief visit with friends and relatives in Little Rock and Pine Bluff.-Hot Springs News.
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Langford have gone to New York City, where they will spend the summer. Jack Langford, their son, is in the Culver Military Institute at Culver, Ind.
 W. P. Cole, sales manager for the Morrison-Belding Company, at Hot Springs, returned to that city yes terday afternoon. after spending sev- eral days in the city on business
 H. B. Patterson and family are visiting relatives, at Pine Bluff. Mir. Patterson will attend a meeting of the Embalmers' Association at Little Rock before returning home.-Mon- ticello Monticellonian.
 Edgar M. Pipkin arrived in this city yesterday, after completing term in the law department of the VandC rbilt University, at Nashville AT