Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-18

] r. l.. Young, claim agent for the Iron Mountafa, was in the city yes terday.
 C. J. Gordon. well known lumber mar of St. Louis, is in the city on bu- siness.
 Mrs. John Ar1uckle has returned from a week visit to her p2r-rt5 at Watson.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Russell have returned from the State Fair at Hot Springs.
 Harvey r, Harrison. assistant claim agent for the Cotton Belt, has gone j0 Par&eould.
 Mack Hunter, of Warner, was in tAe city yesterday and left yesterday af- ro%Hoon for St. Louis.
 James Webb has gone to Fl Dora do where he will play trombone in the theater orchestra.
 Lawyer Louis 1 Noore left %rsfe"- daz morning for=tihansas rtt. tv att ud cHancery a2arr.
 j. D. turrte has returned t2 WI t.5astos a.rcr s.aH6mg q few ,taE< lrfsl Us family n this city.
 1-rs. \. XI. Caltgaith left XesteE laN afternoon fer Jacksonville, Ill, waere she will visit relatives.
 Willie Clements, formerly of this city, 1av of Little Rock. spent Sun day ;a she ely visiting friends
 Mrs. Titus Walker has returned from Memphis, after spending sevor- al days visiting relatives there.
 MS. E. L. Owen was in Little Rock Sunday, attending her sister Mrs. Ray Atkinson, who was seriously ill.
 M". and Mrs. Howell Westbro2k Here among the Pine Bluffians who have returned from tine State Fair.
 Mrs Lem LamDert and littl# daag1-ee, .Annic May. have retunel .GQm delightful visit to Hot Springs
 Miss Minnie Holderness. of For dyce, spent yesterday in the city the guest Of H. l. Holderness and family
 3ir and 1Ir. Wm. Puddephatt. and 1Ir. ana Mrs. E. L. Cutler have re- turned from the Fair at Hot Springs
 Miss Kettle Mui'ikin returnei Fes- terday morning rs>:n Hot Springs where she sponr :. few days at the Tair.
 Miss Ella Forester, of Carthage Ark, is in the city visiting her cous- in, Mrs. L. Tucker, on East Third ave- hue.
 Horace Stutzman, who has been visiting his family here for ten days returned yesterday to his home al Oceola.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Ryland Miss Jamie Goza and Carlton Fox returned from the State Fair at Hot Springs
 NJ. and Mrs. L. Eilbott and chil- dren, of Altheimer, are the guests ol E. Eilbott and family on South Lin den street.
 Mr. and Mrs P P. Byrd are home from Hot Springs, where they spen the greater part of last week attend ing the Fair.
 Harry Hanf,, and bride, forme ly Miss Ruth Lowenfield; -ef- Little Rock returned last night from their brida trip in the east. John Hedden, of Clio, is in the city and attended the funeral of his lit tle granddaughter, Goldie Hedden, yes terday afternoon. Will Parr, on committee of ma chinists from the local shops to con fer on the strike in Kansas City. has gone to that place. : Misses Drew Gammill and Georgi; Healey are home from Hot Springs where they were the guests of rela tives for a few days Alex sesauss lea :es this mor4in. for Little Rock, where~1fe will 5e ol the Federal gran@F fury, which is tt be empanefea today.ss Dr. (. K. Caruthefs@ and son, (. K Jr@ have returned from a short sta in Memphis pr. Caruthers Wa the@e on business yesterday.
 Mrs ". K. Wyche left xestaI3s }. afternoon for Dallas, Texas, Waee she will spend @ few weeks attalH3tnt the annual Texas State Fair. : Bedford Gordon of the J. T. L1ar' Company, left yesterday for Risol and other points south on the Cottoi Belt, in the interest of his firm.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Arnold hav returned from a several weeks sta, at Hot Springs, during which Mr. Ar mold was much benefited in health
 Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Reeves. Wht spent some time at Sulphur Spring ,. gre again in the city are maxim! !. their home at No AIS East Fifth aye s hue.
 . MT. and Mrs. R. A. shillicut, Q . Springfield, Mo-, are expected to ar