Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-14

uol HIuS TOT fOLH springs, 10 SpS nd
 two days attending the Fair.
 | Judge E. J. Kerwin and wife will
 be among the Pine Bluffians at Hot
 Springs today. They will go over
 this morning on the special train.
 Mrs. Reed Dugan has gone to Stutt-
 gart, where she will join her hus-
 band, who has accepted a position
 there and they will make their home.
 Mrs. Lizzie Loomis, who has been
 visiting her daughter, Mrs Walter
 McAdams, in this city, left yesterday
 afternoon for her home in Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. F H. Walker and lit
 tie Albert and Mittie Russell left yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs,
 to spend few days attending the Fair.
 Rufus Hudson and Edgar McCam-
 mon were among the large crowd that left yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs. to spend Pine Bluff Day at the Fair.
 Mrs. D. R. Zones, directress of the Coterie Chorus, spent Wednesday in the city working with her chorus and the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. c. Cline.
 Mrs. w. N. Wiggins, of Dallas, Texas, left yesterday afternoon for her home, after spending several days with her brother, s. c. Alex ander, in this city.
 1 A. o. Mann, an uncle of J H. Mann of this city, arrived in the city yes- terday afternoon from his home in Brownsville, Texas and is the guest of MT. Mann and family. 1 Miss Nettie Fuller, who has been i spending several days in the city with Mrs. J. 4. Gatling, who has been
 very sick, left yesterday afternoon ' for her home at Altheimer. Mrs. M. E. Speers, Mrs. J. Speers
 and daughter, Mrs. W. H. Langford and Miss Sallie Byrd will return to- day from a several months sojourn at their home on Long Island.
 Misses Moree Burks and Sannie Reeves left yesterday for Hot Springs to attend the State Fair for a few , days. They will be the guests of Editor J. P. Burks, of the Hot :, Springs Bulletin.
 Misses Annie Martin, Emma Will bourne and Ruth Scales and Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Byrd left yesterday after noon for Hot Springs, where they will take part in the celebration of Pine Bluff Day.
 Misses Hattie and Nellie DeFields, ,of Memphis, arrived Wednesday and iattended the Knights of Columbus Ball and will remain here during the rest of the week. the guests of Mrs. Kate Franey, on East Sixth avenue
 Toney Franey left last night for Philadelphia and Chicago, where he will spend about Athree weeks. He will attend the World's Champion Baseball series. Mh.. Franey wit messed the championship series last season.
 $. A. Rosenberg has returned from "a trip to St. Louis. He was accom- panied home bt his brother Duck, Joe Rosenberg, of Little Rock Joe Rosenberg is a former resident of this city and was very busy yesterday greeting old friends.
 Mrs. J. D. Currie, Misses Leta Currie, Mary Banks, Cornelia Currie and Master Andrew Currie leave this morning for Hot Springs, where they will spend two days attending the Fair. They will be guests at the Majestic Hotel.
 Porter J. Mays, formerly connected with the Durham, Luckett, & Lewis Company in this city, has taken position with the Cornerstone Mer- cantile Company at Cornerstone, and he left yesterday for that place to i begin his duties as bookkeeper.
 Constable George Ives, of Tillar, spent yesterday in the city while en route from the State Fair. MT. Ives lstated that he had most delightful time at the Fair. He left yesterday evening at 6:10 o'clock for Tillar, land carried with him John Beavers, the white man who was recently convicted on charge of Kidnapping in this city. Mr. Ives is special of- 1 ficer at the county farm at Tillar.
 Mrs. Annie R. Sherrill and Mrs. Olivia Cox. sister of V. o. Alex ander, have returned from Hot Springs, where they spent few days attending the Fair. They were the guests of Ms. S. c. williamson and Mrs. Arthur Holland. Mrs. Sue Triplett, who accompanied them there Sunday, will spend the rest of the week with Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Sherrill left yesterday afternoon for her home at Sherrill.