Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-06

T week with Mrs. A w. Mills.
 Walter F. Parmelee, now making his home in Grady, is in the city to spend a few days with friends.
 c. R. Pugh left yesterday after noon for Cabool, on professional business trip. He returned last night.
 John R. Bloom left last night for Little Rock to spend Sunday He will % from there 10 Joplin, Mo, on business
 Mrs. r. [. Medley has returned to her home in this city from Rome, Gao where she has been visiting her parents.
 Frank Terry and Floyd Counce left Sunday with Will Jones in the Cot ton Belt hospital
 Miss Hulda Courtal has returned home to St Louis, after a visit with her brother, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Gourtal, in this city.
 Misses Claudia Wood and Mabel Wilkins have returned to their homes in Little Rock, after short visit with Miss Mary Banks.
 Judge John M. Elliott will go to Dewitt, Arkansas county, this morn ing to hold court in Arkansas coun- ty throughout this week.
 F. K. Scull, wife and baby and Mrs Virgil McAdams will go to Hot Springs Tuesday, where they they will remain for several weeks
 City Attorney ". B. Sorrells and J. F. Boyce went to Humphrey yester- day to spend Sunday. They will re- turn home tomorrow morning.
 L. Whitney, representing the Wat kins Medicine Company, has been call ed from this city to Clarendon, on ac- count of the illness of his son.
 Carter Thompson who has been been spending the past six months at Callahan, near Jacksonville, Fla, has returned to his home in this city.
 Br. and Mrs w. c. Dunaway arriv- ed last night from Little Rock and will spend Sunday in the city. They are registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Thomas A. Hill left yesterday after noon for Little Rock. where he will join his wife and little son, Thomas Austin Jr., and accompany them home today
 Miss Alfre Markham. of San Anton- io Texas, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Arnold, left yesterday for Lit tie Rock, for brief visit before re- turning home.
 Miss Jessie Waterman returned last night from Little Rock. where she visited Miss Irene Bott and was among the out of town guests at the Woolfort cotillion.
 Mrs. George Smelzel returned yes terday from Pine Bluff. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Charles Ellis. af- ter having an extended visit to rala- tiVes. Hot Springs Sentinel-Record.
 District Deputy H. R. Turner, of the Modern Woodmen of America has returned from Leola where he organized a camp of that order. The new camp has twenty-two members. Mrs. Bessie Bloom, and son, Frank Bloom, will probably leave today for Hot Springs to spend a while. Mrs. Bloom has been very sick, but it is expected that she will be able to trav- el today.
 Miss Irene Bluman, who was the guest of Little Rock relatives for sev- eral days, returned here yesterday and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Milford Dreyfus. She will return to her home at Brenham, Texas, next Sunday.
 F. l.. Royston, a we'll known travel ing man making his home in this city and representing St. Louis firm. passed through here yesterday en route to Gould from Texarkana He recently engaged in business at Gould.
 Mrs, Lutie Montgomery has re- turned from Little Rock. where she was the guest of Mrs. Guy w. Fulk for the past two weeks Mrs Mont gomery was member of a house party composed of a party of Pine Bluffians during her first weeks stay in Little Rock.
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch returned yes terday afternoon from a tip to Ok lahoma City, where he spent several days. Rabbi Frisch organized a strong B'nai Rrith Lodge composed of the best Jewish element of tlat city, and on Friday night lectured at the i Temple. While away Dr. Frsch met several old Pine Bluffians. whom he had known here, and reports that Ok lahoma City is fine town.
 Oscar Townsend and Harry {or