Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-20
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'<+++++++++++ ++++ 3+ Ed Stanley made business trip to McGehee yesterday. June Ingram has returned from 3
 business trip. to Little Rock. . Lex Davidson made his senli-month- lv visit to this city Sunday. Mrs. A R. sherrill, of Sherrill was < in this city Monday shopping.
 \ Mrs. Julia Kesterson, of Little Rock lis in this city visiting relatives Mrs Will Collier left yesterday or -s visit to friends in Little Rock T. R. Wallace, of Searcy, was I , business visitor in this city yester- day.-
 j. x. McFadIen, of Altheimer, was
 a guest at the Hotel Jefferson yester- day
 Bertrand Altschul has returned
 fromf,a brief visit to relatives at Hot Springs.
 Mrss J. W Crawford left Monday , for Little Rock. where she will visit friendSs-
 Milton Blum, of St. Louis, is in the city visiting his mother and other relatives. N"' Jim and Sam Franklin have return ed tn3Little Rock, after a visit 10 rel atives here. tr. w. C. Estes, of Paris, Texas, was among the business visitors in this city yesterday.
 X. G. Hunt, Jr., and H. B. Allen, Jr, of Dallas, Texas, are guests a- ,, the Hotel Jefferson. James R. Core, the well-known
 Plum Bayou planter, was in the city
 yesterday on business Mrs. M. J. Panther has. returned to
 her home in Little Rock, after a
 pleasant visit here with friends J. R. Walt D. C.. Elliott and J A. fLeftwich of Altheimer, are among the late arrivals in the city. - 4E. "; PreAon, general secretary, of l'he I'M. A., at Stamps, sswas in Tti,ls city befWeen' trains Monday Miss Ayleane Hitler has returned
 to, hen home in Little Rock, aftert a visithere with -Miss-Artie- -Dreyfnssa.- r Mrs. D. G. Maxey left yesterday for
 England where she was called on ac- count of the illness of her mothen-s<
 J, A, Clements and daughter, Miss Ethel Clements, will return to Jay from a pleasant visit to Hot Springs. Mrs. Ben subernagle has gone o.o.
 Hot Springs, where she was called to the bedside of her husband, who is
 quite sick. Is " A. Clay, formerlyg'of this city,
 ndw in the lumber business at Jop-
 lin, Me., is a business visitor in the city. r
 MT. and Mrs. R. \. Pickens, of Wal nut Lake, spent Sunday in this ct..y the guests of Mir. and Mrs A W. Mills.
 ".Rev w c. Schradershas returned from Little Foek where he attended a conference otsthe Lutheran fhurch- es-of 44skansas. '-l'-~~ 2 -
 Sorrells Dewoody left yesterday for Fayetteville, where he will attend the annual convention of the Sigma Mrs. Jos7S Alsscnul1 1ttur.sa las,
 night fromfa several nj Bnths' visit to
 her daughtek, Mrs, caarles Parker,
 in Hot Springs.
 Miss Grace York left Friday evee
 hing for her home in Memphis after
 visit to Mrs. Mollie Mast -Bowyer- Little Rock Gazette,
 Dr. J. P. Runyan and Noel Loeb, of Little Rock, were in the city yester l day, having been summoned as witt
 nesses in the Ladd case. IT. Fellheimer has returned to his
 home at Hot Springs, after brief
 visit in the city the guest of his
 daughter, Mrs. s. C. Veil
 Lewis Sachs, of Jonesboro, who has invested heavily in Jefferson county
 farm property, was a business wis.,
 itor in the city yesterday.
 c. o. Lumpkin is making a busi- ness trip south on the Cotton Belt
 road this week in the interests of the
 Mann-Tankersley Drug Company. .
 ~Mrs- Gordon Greenfield will enter=
 tain the Monday Bridge Club today
 in honor of Mrs. Wiltshire Riley ot \ Pine Bluff.-Little-~Rock e:azetse. ! Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger, little son Richard, and Miss Clara Rosenbet-