Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-26
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sam Franklin, of Little Rock. was
 the city yesterday on business
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. McMillan are | spending a few days in Little Rock. Miss Mabel Glasscock has returned from a visit with relatives at Jones' boro.
 James kerWin has returned f~om Chicago, where he spent several days visiting.
 Mrs. Harry Hanf, went to Little Rock yesterday to spend a few days with relatives.
 i Senator H. K. Toney, will go to Little Rock this morning U trans act legal bushes s.* *
 Mrs W. H. Westbrook has returned from Camden and Fl Dorado, where she v,sited relatives.
 Henry Kalkbrener, of Teague, Tex as, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry Ikalkbrener, in this city.
 Miss Julia Styren, of Monticello, has arrived in the city and is the eUes. of Mrs. Joe Cook. Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy and Mir. and Mrs J w Murphy are the guests of relatives at Monticello
 c Phil Waters, the Little Rock real estate man, was a business vis- itor in the city yesterday.
 Misses Fay, Leta and Charlie CEes- nut Will spend a few days in Little Rock, this week, shopping.
 a. W. Files, former state auditor was recent visitor in the city. He Was a guest at the Arlington Hot.l.
 Miss Irene Bocage has returned from Little Rock, after brief visit with her sister, Mrs. George w. Rog- CTS.
 Miss Eula McMillan, who is teach ing school near this c'ty, recently visited her mother here for a few, days.
 Mrs. ". D. Ferguson and baby have gone to Memphis, where they will spend a few days with relatives and friends
 Jimmie Dick Welsh, of Monticello, who is now on the road in the inter- est of a large feed concern, is in the city visiting friends and calling on his trade.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Lytle, of AL theimer, were in the city yesterday. MT. Lytle is circuit clerk-elect and will be sworn in the latter part of this month.
 Captain Henry Mayer, who is now in charge of steamboat on the Mississippi river, for the Lacy-Kiul- ball Lumber Company, was n the city yesterday. >
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. McGaughy, Mr. and Mrs G w Lindsay, and daughter Miss Mary Lindsay, will spend Thursday in Stuttgart attending the Rice Carnival
 Mrs. Ed Hostler, of No. 1102 East Second avenue, was removed to the Florence Sanitarium Monday, where she underwent an operation. She was resting we'll last night. Captain J. A. Marks, of the Amerl- can Salvation Army corps, has been transfcrf,d to Columbus, Miss. Cap taip Marks has been assisting Captain Watts in this city for some time. Sheriff E. c. Norton, of Ltncol! county, was a recent visitor in thu city. He spent few hours her. while en route to points on the Cot ton Relt railToad on official bust ness.
 i Mrs. G. H. Martin and daughter Miss Annie, will go to stuttgar Thursday withD~tha Pine Bluff part! to attend ths Rife carni7@. Nils Annie Martin>-wfll be the maid o honor from Pine Bluff.
 Albert Sydney Rutland, vel known young man connected witt iCOJupTeSS NO. l. Wd0 IdAOA 0A%A yV0 terday. and left yesterday afternoo1 flor his home in Little Rock. wher he will remain until he recovers.
 Sheriff Sid Houpt and Circui Clerk H. A. Wilmington, and Treas urer J. F. Disheroon, of Hot Springs passed through the city yesterda! and spent few hours here while e route to Humphrey where they vii
 hunt squirrel for few days. I Mrs. o. J. O'Dell, who is in tn lefty with her husband. who with W F. Dixon, has charge of the Graphic Trip Contest, yesterday received
 telegram from Reno. Nevada. tellin her of the serious illness of he mother, Mrs. J. l.. Russell. MT. an Mrs. O'Dell left yeste- day afternoo for that place I Iins,aeer J. H. Wilson. of the Gel lton Belt service, and, his es.inlat. : wifi, are in the city visiting W. ! ,sa,9. ror oud %ouoilv a< JO 110