Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-15
estefday visiting Robert Etter

| q resident of Star City, will spend Sunday in the city.
 Alderman Pat C. Chesnutt and family nave returned from a delightful and benc- flcial sojourn at Galveston, Texas. Mrs. George Darby and children have returned from visiting relatives at Cam den, Fl Dorado and Three Creeks.
 M. C. Hollis, l.. C. Matthews ard i Charles r, Wiley well known trarcling men. are in the city to spend Sunday.
 Misses Marge and Charleyne and Dwight | smith left yesterday for visit U Clay ton Gould and family at Noble Lake l Miss Mary Ashcraft returned 10 her home at Slaves yesterday after 2 visit 10 her brother, z. V. Ashcraft in this city.
 Hinton Ferguson leaves today for Sul- phnr Springs Benton County, to join his wife. and will be gone about two Weeks
 Miss Iva Moseley. of Dumas, who was been visiting friends here, left yesterday for Tillar to visit her sister, befor her i Attorney Daniel Taylor, foamoer re- sident of this city now living at Camden,Y was a business visitor in the city yester- day. --.-...........~--- Percy McGeorge SupcrinteHdent~~e the { { littzrns Light antf@Transit Company left yesterday for visit to his old home fin l Virginia, .,.r@.,-s--'se
 ~~AlEs.-L.-eDeBnead lis visiting relatives and friends in St. Louis, and from there will go to DeSoto, Mo, to visit relatives until October.
 Mr and Mrs. F. (, Howell, Miss Ella Howell and Miss Adele Hum will leave ! Tuesday for lhicago Beach Hotel for a several weeks stay.
 l. w. Barber and family r"surncl L" their home al Slaves yesterday to make residents of Rector.
 Misses Salle and Kate Frierson, who have been visiting Misses Florence and ! None Pope. returned to their home at ! Tyler, Texas, yesterday.
 Prosecuting Attorney Roy D. Campbell will make an effort to set aside the bond of Ellis in the Supreme Court.
 Miss Lillian Weinberg who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Heiner will leave Sunday for Memphis where she vii meet her mother and accompany her to French Lick, Ind, ...-sa-
 Mfs. w. $. Harris ;and raryhtvr;, Miss Lillian, have returned from visit to Col Dorado points, where they went with Miss Reva Harris and Clara BYoadstreets wHo-Xfil ~later."~rts7s7-s'''=' '='T'-'z''ess
 Ersasae4~ gh over a1rt,-~"Rsseert t~-'sf ork left yesterday for an extended trip to 4 Memphis. Indianapolis, s9etroit and
 Niagra Falls and will they take d .-ak2 Cruise to Toronto. On 1ns1l~fetnl~1..-;lh h'sy Nwdn step ata.yBaffa1o
 Rock attorenv who aV led the Ellis hear ing yesterday, was guest of his brother Iin-law. John F. Sennett and family while in the city. Mr. Gray recently re turned from the national gathering of fh' Knights of Columbus at Mobile
 ,sudge .Kermin--fs, -fs,.e~satu tuffs+;.f Mobile, Ala, where he attehs'Ai 'he N"' l4ooal convention of the hnlghfsN ol |s,blumbus F Judge Kerwin is Tat' deputy for that organization Ph'
 besides representing the state ersan'
 zatiNn was also :n delegate frons~fhc io"a
 organiaaeion at the~4rnights of Columbus
 Mrs. Chloe Thomas and daughter Mis-
 Oakley, of Pine Bluff have beer greatl!
 enioying a visit with relatives and friends some of whom Mrs. Thomas has not seel
 for thirty-fiy years, when there Wer
 only one store ana two houses in Carlisle and about a dozen scattered families II Walters Chapel neighborhood wnere Mrs Thomas taught school.-C'arlisle Independ ent.
 Former Lieutenant Governor Charles r Johnson, of Set. Louis, who canse here yes terday to attend the Ellis hearing, is on' of inc greatest criminal lawyers in Mis souri and one of the most distinSuishe' of st. Louis citizens. Governor Johnson and the editor of the Graphic have beer ocuuainted for many years and no highe type of gentleman of the old schooi ha eyer visited this city. He was memhe1 of the Missouri legislature in the earl! days and recent years has figured in some of the most famous criminal cases in th' courts of Missouri and adjoining states Governor Johnson returned to St. 'Loo1' yesterday afternoon.