Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-13

tive to his candidacy for president of the state senate.
 John B. Scudder and family have , returned from Hot Springs, where they were called Friday because of the sudden death of MT. Scudder's brother, Arch Scudder
 IA. C. Breiner, chief of the local Fire Department has returned from Syracuse, \. Y., where he spent his vacation and attended the National Convention of Fire Chiefs.
 Miss Willie Wilson. of Gates, Tenn, who has been visiting her twin sis ter, Mrs. Charles Wilkes, at Augusta, Ark, is in the city visiting her un. cle, Dr. s. D. Wilson, and family, cn State street.
 George E. Parmelee, of Brooklyn, has arrived in the city for a visit with MT and Mrs. George w. Allport. MT. Parmelee is an attorney of Brooklyn and night editor of the New York World.
 Arthur Murray, editor of the Press Eagle, returned Sunday night from Little Rock. where he arrived Sunday morning on the Bryan-Donaghey spe- cial. MT. Murray made two days trip on the special in Northeast Ark ansas.
 Henry Rabbit Johnson, formerly of this city, but now of St. Louis, is in the city visiting relatives and friends. MT. Johnson is connected with the American Tobacco Company of St. Louis, and is now spending his vacation here.
 Mrs. Jennie Crowder of St. Louis, arrived yesterday afternoon for visit with Fred Senyard and family. Mrs. Crowder has frequently visited this city and has many friends here. She owns several of the largest wheat fields in Southeast Missouri.
 Miss Felicia Henry arrived yester- day from Ripley, Tenn, and is ready to resume her duties in the Sixth and Chestnut School. Miss Henry formerly taught at the kindergarten. and was one of the most popular teachers of the institution.
 George M. Clark, father of Dr. o. w. Clark, arrived in the city yeste = day for visit with Dr Clark and family. His wife has been quite sick here for several weeks, but is now much improved She is under treatment at the home of her son, Dr. Clark.
 Mrs. R. B. Spillman and baby re- turned Sunday from Paragould, where they have been the guests of relatives for several weeks Mrs. Spillman and baby accompanied by MT. Spillman spent several weeks touring the west this summer and on their return they stopped over at Paragould.
 Dr. A. c. Jordan has returned from Rochester, Minn., where he spent several weeks. While he was there Mrs/ Jordan was attacked with appendicitis. and had to undergo an operation in Mayo's hospital. She was seriously i'll for several days, but when Dr. Jordan left her she was doing nicely and able to sit up.
 June Coles, who has been spending the summer in Kansas City, has re- turned to his home in this city. He was accompanied here by R. M. Schwartz, who formerly made his home here. but is now living in Kan sas City. The young men made the trip from Kansas City to Newport. Ark, in a motor boat. They both report a delightful time
 Misses Willie May Toney, Lida Caldwell, Catherine Murphy and Mar garet Dewoody, four of the most popl;ar young ladies in the city. wifi depart today for their respective schools, where they will pass the winter. Misses Toney and Murphy will go to Randolph-Macon College at Yynchburg, Va; Miss 'Dewoody will spend the coming term in Elizabeth College at Charlotte. N. C., and Miss Caldwell will re-enter Agnes Scott College at Atlanta, Ga.