Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-31


 shortly for Ashevile, N C., where she will remain for some months for her health.
 o H. Scoggins. who has been quite sick for several weeks at his home on West Third avenue, U.as some what i'm proved yesterday
 Read Fletcher who spent the winter here with MT. and Mrs. o. H Scoggins and attended school, has returned to his home at Warren.
 MT. and Mrs Hal Holcombe, 3f Clio, have returned home 1fter spend ing few days in the city visiting friends and attending church here
 Mrs J. \ Lewis and laughter, Max inc, have returned from about a three weeks visit in Pocahontas, Ark. where they were visiting relatives.
 Mrs. c. B. Hickey has returned to her home at Fordyee, after a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. E. A. How ell and Mrs. A. P. Turney in this city.
 Mack Hollis.<. representing the Charleston Milling Company, of Char leston, Mo-, and who is soon to wed Miss Rose Custer, was in the city Sunday.
 E. N Smith, of Chicago arrived in the city yesterday morning, on a bu- siness trip for several days. Mr. Smith owns a large amount of real estate in this section.
 Captain w. Y. Chester, of Paris, Texas ,has gone to Fordyce, after a business visit in this city. Captain Chester is solicitor for the Presbyter- ian of the South. "'
 Alvin Strauss, who has been at-- tending Tulane University at New Or leans, in the medical department, ar rived Sunday afternoon, to spend the summer with his mother, Mrs Alex Strauss.
 N. T. White and his son-in-law, MT. Leverenz of Pine Bluffff, return ed home Tuesday after having spent several days fishing on Silver Lake as the guests of Col. J. c. Cross.-Du- mas News.
 Miss Rosalie Philpot, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. C M Philpot has ar rived from Elizabeth College, where she attended school the past term. She is accompanied by Miss Pearl Boger, who will be her guest for a few weeks.
 Colonel Gus Waterman will arrive here today from Dumas, accompanied by his son, Lawrence Waterman, to attend the graduation exercises at the High School tonight. His daugh- ter, Miss Dora Waterman, is saluta- torian of the class.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sennett Seabrook have returned from Chattanooga, Tenn, where they attended the Claim Agents convention. They report hav- ing been royalty entertained in that city and MT. Seabrook says the meet ing was big success.
 Mrs. c. J. AffoHer and little daugh- ter, from Birmingham, arrived here yesterday afternoon for a visit with her mother, Mrs S L Daniels While here Mrs. Affolter will go to Hot Springs, and spend short while. She will be here several weeks.
 B. c. Fowles, of Pine Bluff, manag- CT of the light and power company of that city, stopped in Little Rock yesterday, en route home from the St. Louis convention, and spent the day here, the guest of his friend D. A. Hegarty-Little Rock Democrat.
 Miss Marnette Wood, who has been teacher of Latin in the local High School, received a message yesterday stating tb,at her father, Judge J. B. Wood, in Hot Springs, was very sick. She left yesterday afternoon for that place and will be unable to attend the commencement exercises in this city. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Will McMillan, who has been visiting her in this city.