Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-11
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 citv on business
 c J Madding is off on bushes trip to Star City.
 ". Mills made d trip to Althei mar yesterday afternoon. n r Wilcox left this morning fol chicago. on a business trip.
 Charles F. Wiley, of Memphis, is 1T the city calling on his trade. Attorney w B. Sorrells left yes +ordav afternoon for Humphrey.
 1obn N. Bookhart has returned srom a visit to relatives at Helena. M L. Case is attending the Re- ouh1ican convention ill Little Rock Virgil Mcclellan has gone to Stutt- gart whesr. he will make his home sNE, Fred Merson left yesterday af- +ornoon for Stuttgart, on a business trip. Mrs M E. McKissocks, of Waldo ;a in the city visiting her son. s. J Hunt.
 Miss yirgie Ussery and Mrs. Frank ussery are spending a few days at Farrell.
 /E Jean, county treasurer of Grant coifhty was in the city from Sheridan yesterday.
 Mrs. w. c. Dunnaway, of Little Rock arrived in the city yesterday morning.
 The J. N. Harbin departed yester- day on it's regular return trip to Memphis
 Mrs o. A. Fincher and children are visiting s. J. Hunt and family in this city.
 Dr. Wm. Breathwit left yesterday afternoon for Rison, to address the Teachers Institute.
 H. Smead Powell of Camden, a well known attorney, is in the city trans acting legal business.
 Attorney T. Havis Nixon left yes- terday afternoon for Hot Springs to spend few weeks.
 Miss Allie May Howell has return ed from a brief visit with relatives and friends at Fordyce.
 Mrs. W. s. Stewart left yesterday afternoon for Rison, where she will visit relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Chick and lit tie son, Joe, will leave today for Memphis, to make their home.
 Mrs Fannie King and Mrs. J. Y. Saunders, of Little Rock are in the city visiting Mrs. P. M. Bridges.
 Superintendent E. A. Peck, of the Cotton Belt has returned from an 0l& slADsiness trip to St. Louis. - ns Inyaxd has returned from 6ilver Lake, where he has been fish Ing He reports a good Catch.
 F. A. Bluerocil and family returned last night from Chicago where they have been spending several days H. L. Sternbers left yesterday af- fernoon for Dewitt, where he will report case in the county court. Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Puddenphatt pave returned from Jonesboro where 1ey attended the Shriners' meeting. Miss Lucille McWilliams left last nlsht for visit with her sister, ars W. B. Mims, at Good Pine, La. t. W. Allport and A. J. Crum, of Sl Louis, left yesterday morning for ifady, to spend a few days on busi- less.
 Anlta Johns, tn little daughter of z. ana Mrs. J. w. Johns, has return ' rom visit to friends at Stutt- art
 :. y. Slvess and family left yes- sroay afternoon for Lake Charles, lk' where they will spend two vseks
 aafflsDurg, are in the city the Sss1 Of Miss Margaret Boyette, at ' nome of MT. and Mrs. M. P. [oHson.
 Als' W, Hair of Maiden, Mo-, ar '.o ID X city yesterday afternoon ! s the guest of Mrs. Frank Stew fM.. -as R. H. Bumpass and children
 enpnls are the guests of Mrs. ' McGehee. Mrs. Bumpass' moth
 Y Hlgginbotham, Alex Perdue. 'uss Baughman, Fred Wilson. VI. :. ~. s'oss and J. R. Reynolds were in '.le M Rock yesterday. W. '' N. aas s. B. Watkins, who has heen < s her son, J. H. Watkins in ny nas returned to her home ' Humboldt, Tenn. '' n''ne no. 'erome ID. Ashley of Chat ] rnoon .enn'' arrived yesterday af- |, Inca a anu IS a guest at the resi- Nr N ' n Major and Mrs. N. T. White eth ~ WITS D. Lee, of Memnhis