Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-02

cells grandmother, Mrs. E. P. Caya. ness, at Monticello.
 l Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Creed caldwell will go to Little Rock this morning on legal business. He will return this afternoon.
 Pat Emmett, of Stuttgart, arrived yesterday from Stuttgart having been called here on account of the illness of his mother. H. A. Walker and sister, Miss Maud Hammond, and Miss Grace Walker were among the Pine tBluffians in Little Rock Yesterday.
 T. B. McEwen is expected home Sunday from New York, where he has 1 been on business for the Grand Lead CT Dry Goods Company.
 G. D. Lytle, circuit clerk-elect, ar rlVed Ill the city yesterday morning rom Altheimer and spent the day here transacting business.
 Mrs. Winters, of Camden, arrived yesterday and will spend a few weeks here the guest of M. Brown and fam fly on West Second avenue.
 Miss Belle McGaughy, of Warren, arrived in the city yesterday after noon and is the guest of Horace Me Gaughy and family in this city.
 Mrs. L. B. Hopper is expected to arrive today from St. Louis, and will take position with the Grand Lead CT millinery department as trimmer
 J. s. McDonnell, the wealthy merchant-planter of Altheimer, who makes his home in Little Rock. was in the city yesterday transacting busi- ness.
 Ersklne Hightower, of the Cotton Belt Bank, has returned from Denver and other points in the west, where he spent his vacation of several weeks.
 Mrs. s. H. Williams and Miss Lota V. Orton are expected home tomorrow from Greenwood, Miss, where they have been visiting Mrs. Williams relatives.
 Mrs, s. A. Montgomery and grand daughter Miss Lucille Montgomery of Cotter, Ark, arrived in the city yes terday to be the guests of Mrs. l.. c. Matthews.
 Mrs. l.. G. Campbell arrived here yesterday from New York, and will have charge of the millinery depart ment at the Grand Leader during the coming season.
 Mrs. Tom Payne and Misses Julia Harrison and Ida Whittle leave this morning for Dumas, where they will spend the day and attend the big bar becue and dance.
 Mrs. M. M. Laws and children have returned to their home in Texarkana, after pleasant visit with Mrs. Laws, sister, Mrs. Lena Hastings, and her brother, Ike Allen.
 MT. and Mrs. Garland May arrived yesterday from Searcy, and will make their home here. Mir. May has ac- cepted the principalship of Lakes de school in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Lindsay and daughter, Miss Catherine, arrived home yesterday afternoon from Solon Springs, where they spent a pleasant vacation of a few weeks.
 G. E. Chorn left yesterday after noon for his home in Fort Worth, Texas, after few days visit in the city en route home from a visit at his old home in Alabama.
 R. M. Knox, Jr., was expected home last night from an extensive trip through the north where he spent his vacation and purchased goods for the KnoxIWalker Furniture Co.,
 Rev. c. c. Cline left yesterday af- ternoon for Fordyce, where he will spend a month. Mrs Cline and Miss Sarah Cline have gone to Little Rock, where they will spend the rest of the ! summer
 Miss May Ware, of Philadelphia, left yesterday afternoon for Roe, Ark, where she will teach school for the coming term. Miss Ware has been the guest of the Misses Hart in this city for some time. James Madding, son of Captain G. l.. Madding, of this city, leaves on Sep tember 15 for New York, for a brief visit, after which he will go to Phil adelphia, to enter the University of Pennsylvania for the coming term Mrs. H. c. Wilson, nee Miss Evie Hugh Ryland, of this city, now mak- ing her home in Chickasha, Oklahoma, left yesterday morning for Hamburg, where she will visit relatives. Mrs Wilson was the guest of Mrs. Mamie Ryland, while in this city. Miss Elizabeth Schober arrived home yesterday afternoon, after a most delightful visit with relatives and friends in Natchez and Fayette,