Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-28

1' |. byiu ndS returned from Hot springs, where he spent few days With his wife and children.
 Rufus Hudson expects to leave soon for Seattle, Washington, for d Eisl; with his cousin, E. NJ. Taliafer- :o.
 Mrs. Wade Knox and baby left yesterday for Fl Reno, Oklahoma, for , a visit with MT. and Mrs. Turner , Bradford.
 w. c. Hambecker, we'll known in. surance man of Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday en route to Dumas.
 Mrs. Mary Van Valbenburg, who mas been very sick with malarial fever for the past two weeks is very much improved.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Matthews and ,ittle daughter, Dorothy, have gone to Oklahoma, where thev will spe1d few weeks.
 Walter E. Parmelee left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis and Chicago, where he expects to be for some time tra2sacting business.
 Mrs. Henry Cook, of Cincin- nati, who was called here to attend her brother, the late Joe Bernath, leaves today for her home.
 Mrs w. c. Hoffman and ner daughter, Miss Stella, of Tyler, Tex as, are the guests of Mrs. M. E. Phil lips, on West Sixth avenue. C. w. Hassenjager, representing the L. c. Ehle Oil Mills, of Chicago, has returned to Chicago, after d tlief business visit in this city.
 Mrs. G. H. Steele has returned to her home in Oberlin, Kansas, after pleasant visit with her sisters, Mrs M. Carter and Mrs. s. T. Songer.
 Mrs. Ferdinand Baer and two chill drnl, Teddy and Gertrude Baer, re- tuned last night from Europe, where they srent the summer with relatives. Mrs. Bama Holcombe accompanied by her little grandson, Orto Mitchell, has returned from Little Rock, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. John F. Martineau.
 Rev A. A. Boyd and Rev. J. I. No1- ris, of the two Presbyterian churches in this city left yesterday for Der mott, where they will attend a meet ing of the Presbytery.
 Jol,n D. Currie IT,, Of Hamburg, was Ill the city yesterday on busi- ness. MT Currie is former local football star and is now cashier of the Bank of Hamburg. Miss Virginia Wall, of Lylesville, N. G., has returned here after visit with Miss Carrie Woolfolk at Stutr gart. She is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. G. Wall in this city. County Judge-elect c. M. Philpot left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, where he will attend the nat ional Good Roads convention. 1 He will be absent from the city for sev- eral days.
 Mrs. s. Langworthy, representing the Spirella Corset Company with headquarters in this city, has return ed from a brief visit in Little Rock. Mrs. Langworthy is registered at the Arlington.
 Constable A. F. McNeill, of Red field, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. He says no rain had fallen in the Redfield neighbor- hood up to the time of his departure yesterday morning. Van H. Knox, of the Tomlinson- Knox Furniture Company, left yes terday for Dewitt, where he will de- liver car load of school desks. which that firm recently sold to the Dewitt school board. Mrs. L. ~N~ Rookhart, who has been visiting her soh, IN. Bookhart. in this city, left fewsdaye ago for Hell ena, where she will visttS her son, H. H. Bookhart...-~Mr. Bookhsrt, of Hell ena, came here and accompanied his mother to his home.
 Mrs. Louis Roth and daughter, Miss Idal,ia Roth, will leave tomorrow for Memphis. where the will join Louis Roth and Harold Roth and make their home in that city. The Roth home was purchased some months ago by William Rosenzweig, who will soon move into it. Misses Dora Waterman and Bernice Thalheimer and Alvin Strauss and Julian Waterman leave this morning for New Orleans, where they are to attend school during the coming term. The young men will re-enter Tulane and the young ladies will en- ter Sophie Newcombe. Mrs. D. H. Duncan and two sons.