Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-21

l.. R. Cason will spend Sunday at Lewisyille. Ark. as the guest of rela- tives and friends.
 W. 4. Foss. of St. Louis the we'll known stationery salesman, is in the i city calling on his trade.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Sheppard. Of Sheridan, have returned home after d visit with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Nicely Atkinson. of Star Cit,.. has returned home after q visit wit. w. W, Byrd and family in this city. W. W. Douglas, Of Douglas, Ark. arrived last night and will spend to- day in the city transacting business.
 Neal Bell, of Little Rock. arrived i in the city yesterday, and is the guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Bell.
 W. P. Davies left yesterday for St Louis, where he will spend about d month visiting friends and relatives.
 Miss Bessie Woodward left yester- day afternoon for Little Rock, where she will visit her parents. She will return home today
 F. N. Bostiek, of Hot Springs. who had a number of fine chickens at the Poultry show here, arrived ia the city last night
 Ashley Cockrill, the well known Little Rock attorney, is in the city. He arrived last night and is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 r. w. Sparks bade his friends farewell yesterday and left for Ok lahoma City. where he will enter busi- ness and make his home.
 Superintendent E. A. Peck has re.- turned from Arkansas City, where he enjoyed a hunt for several days mitn C. D. Condrey, of Stuttgart. E. P. Toney, Q well known young attorney of Lake Village and brother of Mayor W. l.. Tonev, of this city. is here on 6 business visit.
 Rev. w. T. Anis, the well known Baptist minister, of Hot Springs who is trying to reform that city, is q guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs Ben Thalheimer and MT. and Mrs. Becker have returned to Little Rock, after attending the funeral of Mrs. August Thalhei1nor here Joe Friedman, who is connected with Henry MarAs Main street gents , furnishing house, has returned from Q visit to relatives at Memphis County and Road Commissioner J. F. King ha sreturned from recent visit to Reydel, where he inspected the work on 8, neW-stee1 bridge. Meyer Berlin. Of Berlin Brothers, returned from St. Louis and East St Louis, H., where he purchased sev- eral car loads of horses and mules.
 James Gattling, the we'll known travelling salesman, arrived in the city last night to spend Sunday here with friends. He will visit Redfield today.
 John Harrison left yesterday after , noon for Farrell, Where he Wi1ts,ioin a party from Little Rock and spend about ten days on a camp hunt near Farrell
 Miss Mamie Dyer, of Cabool, has returned home after two weeks visit with relatives and friends in the city. She is niece of J. B. Dyer of West Second avenue. w. c. Crittenden, a prominent mer- chant of Altheimer, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Virginia Crftten- Iden, spent yesterday in the city. Mr. Crittenden was here on business. Little Jack Thach, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. 1T. Thach, former residents of this city, arrived here yesterday afternoon from his home at Fordyce, and is the guest of his aunt, Mrs Sam Vaulx, on West Fourth avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. o. K. Womack, who have been making their home in New Gasceny, are'in the city visiting Mrs. Wpmack's parents, MT. and Mrs. W. Z. NTankersley, on Lakeside, while en route>~to their new home, Harrison, Ark.
 P. E. Taintor, president of the Capi- tol City Concrete Construction Co. and L. E. Lawson, secretary, left yes- terday for Springfield, H. They were recently awarded the contract for the building of the sidewalks and curbs in District No. 3.
 Miss Pearl Bonnell, very attrac- tive and talented musician, arrived here yesterday morning from Little Rock, and will make her home here. Miss Bonnell will sing at the Moon Theater She comes to this city with an excellent reputation.
 George M. Henderson, representing the Continental Portland Cement Company, is in the city endeavoring to sell the cement for the new side walk and curb district No. 3, the commissioners Of which recently let