Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-17

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 J. M. Barrett, of Sherroll, was, q business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Minor McNees, of Brinkley, passed through tie city yesterday, on route to St. Louis.
 Mrs. s. E. Howell and Mrs. E. G. Withers left yesterday for Alabama for pleasure trip.
 Mrs. w. l.. Goodwin and children returned Tuesday from an enjoyable visit to Bentonville.
 Major J. R Campbell returned yes. terday from Hannaberry where he visited Walker Jones.
 F. w. Freeman and sons, Wroe and Gordon. returned yesterday from all outing on Lake Chicot.
 Charles CleInmons, Iron Mountain trainmaster of Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday.
 Walter Wiley, of Shreveport, rep resenting the M. P Exline Co.,, passed through the city yesterday.
 Mrs. D. B. Niven will return today from Clio, where she attended the funeral of Mrs. Gillie Niven.
 R. H. Woods, of Warren. passed through the city yesterday, eu route to his home from Clarendon.
 Harry Miller and MT. and Mrs W II Rowell left yesterday to attend the Hickey-Hagin wedding at Fordyce.
 Frank NJ. Collins. of Oklahoma. passed through the city on his re- turn home from visit at Masnolia
 Mrs. ]. B. Talbot and family lr,t yesterday for Fordyce, where they attended the Hagin-Hickey wedding
 Major J. E. 1sbell will leave the laltef part of this month for Vr- Slnia, where he will spend the s.ln1- mer.
 J. r. CIemmons, of Swan Lake, ar rived i'll 1he city yesterday mornin~ to attend the Philpot- Williamson nuD. tials.
 Misses Lucy and Jessie Huey ar rived in the city yesterday and will be guests of Major and Mrs. w. ! Parks.
 Mrs. J. T. Palmer, of Fourche. r !, turned home yesterday Mrs. Palmer has been visiting C. C. HandIey and family.
 Mrs. w. P. Lindsey and sons. Tru- man and Robert. left yesterday for Fordyce to visit Mrs. Linds'ey's mother
 Little May Wright, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Wright, returned yes. terday from visit to relatives in Louisiana.
 M. o. Johnson, of Louisville, Ky. representing the Schmit Bros. Trun1 Company, passed through this city yesterday
 Miss Ruth Fitzpatrick, of Helena. iS' visiting her uncle, J. l.. Fitzpat- rick. who returned Tuesday from Hot Springs.
 w. V. Hamond, of Little Rock. representing the Sherwin- Williams Paint Co.,, was bushes visitor ip the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Will Malley and Miss Mary Lindsay left Tuesday for Clio to at- tend the funeral of their grandmoth- CT, Mrs. Gillie Niven.
 Misses Mary and Maud Pledge of Chester, S, C., who have been visit ing Mrs. s. N. Knox, will return from Hot Springs Sunday
 Miss Hattie Du Val, of Little Rock. representing the Arkansas Demo- crat, returned yesterday after busi- ness visit in the city.
 X. w. Mills will go to Little Rock tomorrow to attend the anual meet ing of the Arkansas Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents.
 Will Nichol left last night to meet his daughter, Miss Mamie Nichol who is returning home from Nag areth Academy at Nazareth. Ky.
 MT. and Mrs. George Robinson. os New York, will arrive in this city Sat urday to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mills for several days
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Sorrells, sons John and Walter, and daughter, Elm ma, and Miss Eva Mabry, returned yesterday from fishing trip at Hum- phrey.
 Mrs. Pearl Cullen, of Portland. Ark, passed through the city yester- day, en route to Arcadia Mo-, to meet her daughter, Bertha, who is