Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
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 city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. w. Simms left yesterday morning for Grady.
 L. W. Clement and son, OF Engiisb were in the city yesterday.
 Dick Jones, of Lake Hannaberry was in the city yesterday on busi. ness.
 Mrs. B. B. Stinson has returned from a brief business grip to ao SLl.hss.
 John F. Sennett, of New Gascony was a business visitor in tho city yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ringler and Mrs. Drew White have returned from a brief visit in St. Louis.
 Mrs. E G. Rosenbs ger and little son have returned from points in the north, after several months visiting.
 Col. M. ". Taggart left last cv~c- ing for Little Rock, wnclc hs will fe the guest of his daughtep, Mrs. 1. P Shelby.
 Fred J. Hawn, of Tyler, Texas, cnr- erintendent of transportation for the Cotton Belt, was in tilA city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Andrew Jackson, of Dermott arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral Of the late Mrs Ada McCammoa RadfCrd.
 Mrs. Gus Waterman and daughter Miss Frances, left yesterday morning for Dumas, where they will be the guests of MT. Waterman.
 Mrs. A. w. Mills and little daugh- ter, Katherine; left yesterday morning or Walnut Lake, where they will be the guests of Mrs. R. A. Pickens.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K. Wyche, left last night for Chicago. whe'e Ms Wyche goes for treatment. She VII probably undergo an operation.
 Judge James Gould left yesterday afternoon for oklahoma City, where he will spend a few days looking af' ter his oil and<gas land interests.
 Patrolman Max Cook left yesterday morning for his former home at Stal City, in answer to a message stating that his father, Max Cook, Sr., wal very sick.
 Miss Jo Angell left yesterday fol Little Rock, where she will remain until Sunday, visiting her sister Miss Eloise Angell, and MT. and Mrs Clifton Gray.
 Master Eugene Bridges left yester day afternoon for Fordyce, where h' will join his sister, Mrs. Louise 'Brid ges, who is the guest of Mrs. A. b Banks and family.
 Claud Sparks former member O. thu State University team. left yestcrda, flor St Louis, where he will wltneS' tbe game. .between Arkansas aht Washington university teams today.
 Lieutenant Furman E. McCammor of the United States Army. is ex pected to ~aeFfse here today from hi statfUMfn F4orida. to attend the fun eral' of Mrs. Ada McCammon Rad ford.
 Miss Catherine Lindsay, of Corner stone, is visiting in the city, for few days. She is accompanied b Miss Lucille Marks. of Little RocH who will accompany her home an spend a week with her at Corner stone.
 Mrs. M. A. Miles left yesterday al ternoon for her home at Monticello after a visit with her daughter, MT D. A. Caldwell. Zack Miles, pro ther of Mrs. Caldwell. also returne to Monticello yesterday morning, al ter a visit with MT. and Mrs. Cald we'll.
 Mrs. Jchn g. Perdue and one chil left last night for Mobile. Ala. spend a short while with MT. Perdu' who is now constructing a railroad near Mobile. MT. Perdue for som time was working near Orleans ot for the past two months, has bee on aie railroad near Mobile. z,
 Mss. J. E. Hampton J.. and Ail Emma Edgar. of Fordyce. passe through the city yesterday en rou' home from Monticello. where the have been attending tho Missionai Conferences. Mrs. J. W. Crawford. thi. city, also returned yesteros from the Missionary conference. ol was accompanied by Miss Ann Dowd. -..- , p1IMPKIN. PUMPKIN