Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-17
of relatives and friends.

turned to their homes. after visit here with friends and relatives. Miss Selma Daniel, of Clarksdale, Miss, has arrived in the city and is 1 the guest of NIr. and Mrs George W. Daniel, on West Thirteenth avenue
 Mrs. r. F McNeny, formerly Miss E}ettie Austin of this city, is here from Dallas, Texas, on visit to N \. Aus tin and family on West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. Mark Fallen, of Fort Worth, Texas, has returned to her home after a visit here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Moore on West Second ave nue.
 \. NJ. Clarke left yesterday after noon for his home in Memphis after d visit with his wife at the home of is visiting
 Mrs Mary A. Leimbarger, .i .:,t'e ing some time in the city as the guest of her grandson, w. Nee ,-d, and family.
 Mrs. T. X. !evis, of Texas. passed thu ougl tel C.: yesterday aftern oon en TO |" ]e Rock, w el.c will visit her son, United Stat9s sen ator Jeff Davis.
 Miss Alice GatI1ng, of Little Rock, is in the city the guest of Mrs. J. A. l Mcleod. Miss Gatling and Mrs. Me Leod were former schoolmates Ut Ran colph- Macon College.
 Mrs. Stella Senyard has returned from Texas, where she visited her sis ter, Mrs. Buck, whose three children were seriously i'll, and Mrs. Senyard went to attend them.
 Mike Yout, one of the prominent Knights of Khorrassans from Little Rock, arrives this morning to attend the K. of P. convention ,1nd ceremon- ial session of the "Dokeys.
 William l.. Harmon, former Pine l Bluff boy who is HOW editor and manager of the Lonoke Democrat, is l in the city visiting friends and at tending the Knights of Pythias con- j ventioli.
 Dr: o. c. HanMson, who was called to the bedside of his ,zlother, Mrs. Kate Hankison, of Zanesville, Ohio, recently returned home. Dr. Hanki- son reports that his mother is great ly improved.
 ] Judge and Mrs. w. T. Woldridge Lave returned from a trip to Little Rock. Mrs. Woodbridge has been vis iting in Little Rock, while Judge Woodbridge has been to St. Louis on a business trip.
 Mrs. w. " Hellums after spending some days in our city left the first of the week for Pine Bluff where she will visit for several days. Shields Iellums accompanied her to Pine Bluf.-Star City Ledger.
 Miss Virginia Walker expects to re- turn home about June 1 from Texas, where she has been visiting for sev eral weeks Miss Walker is spending this week in Houston, and will visit Galveston before her return.
 Miss Birdie Weller, formerly of this 1 city now of Little Rock, spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives. She states that her family will most likely l return to this city within the next i few weeks to again take up their resi- dence here.
 Assessor w. H. Newton accompan- jed by his daughter, Miss Jennie, vis- ited Pine Bluff the first of the week. MT. Newton attended the Assessors meeting in connection with the mem- bers of the State Tax Commission Star City Ledger.
 Mrs. Harry Hankins and Miss May Benson, of Camden, left recently for Mrs. Hankin's home at Monticello. Miss Benson will be the guest of Mrs. Hankins for a short while afterwards returning here to be with MT. and Mrs M. c. Cross, who she has been visit , ing.
 ID. G. Woodling, of New York City, assistant secretary and treasurer of the Pine Bluff Corporation in this city, arrived yesterday morning for business trip in connection with the 1 corporation. While in the city Mir. 1 Woodling is the guest of Manager B. c. Fowles.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Riden and little ! daughter, Rosile, returned yesterday ;, afternoon from Nashville, Tenn, where they attended the commence ment exercises of Vanderbilt Univer- sity. They were accompanied here I by pr. Thomas K. Goolsbee, Mrs. Rid en's brother, who graduated at the re- | cent commencement exercises. ! The Detroit Vapor" Self Gener- ! ating Gasoline Stoves with the oven attached are the safest and best, but