Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05

MISS Maude Anderson. of Forrest City will arrive Friday to he the anes+ of Misses Matte and Emily Fox.
 Mrs. J. T. Lloyd has returned from camden, where she spent Sundav and : Monday with Mr. Lloyds relatives.
 Miss Annie Carmical, of Nonticel- lo' has returned home after a visit hefe With her sister, Mrs. J. z. Wiley.
 Miss Helen May stearns, of Little Rock, will arrive Wednesday for a visit with Misses Emily and Matte Fox.
 Colonel Gus Waterman spent sun- day and the Fourth in this citv with ms family and will return to Dumas today.
 MISS Ethel Cannon returned yester- day morning from Stuttgart. where she has been the guest of friends for few days
 Milton Blum, former Pine Bluff | boy, Is in the city visiting relatives and transacting business. He now lives in St. Louis.
 Mrs. E, Tout and Mrs. Sam Yout and children, of Little Rock, are yis- ltlng M. Sonnenschein and family on 1 West Fourth avenue.
 A. M Barrow and two sons, Wiley and Armstrong, and H. E. Trulock spent the Fourth at$Noble Lake, and will return home today. G. G. Bowles, of Rockville. was in the city yesterday, having been drawn here by the fight returns which were received here yesterday
 Miss Lema Futile, of Dexter. is spending a few days in the city with her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. J. k. Parsons on West Third avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Bluestein, of Shreve- port La, are in the city visiting their son, MT. Bluestein, who is connected with the firm of Bluestein & Marks.
 Little Mary Louise Coleman, of Stuttgart, arrived in the city yester- day afternoon for visit with the children of MT. and Mrs. w. F. Cole man.
 MT. and Mrs. James N. Lewis, Miss | Annie McIlroy and little Miss Alma . Tylor, of Lorine, Ark, are visiting MT.
 
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 Zack Wells who has been connected with the s. C. Toof Printing Com pany at Memphis for several months, arrived yesterday for brief visit with his family here.
 L. Mrs. D. B. Rathford and daughter, of Springdale, formerly residents of this city, arrived Saturday on visit to her sister, Mrs. J. F. Smith, No. 600 East Sixth avenue.
 J. G. Taylor left yesterday morn ing for Monticello, where he will spend few days on business visit He will visit his plantation at Win chester later, on his returr home.
 Miss Joe May>Wood, of Hot Springs, will arrive in the>eity Wednesday, to be the guest of Misses Hattie and Emily Fox, at the home, of their par ents, MT. and Mrs /HugR Fox, on South Olive street.
 Mrs. Pearl Nance, of Supply, Ok lahoma is in the city attending her little son, Alex Peterson Brewer, who is very sick with typhoid malarial fever. Mrs. Nance is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alex Peterson. Attorney H. Coleman, of Stuttgart, brother of Attorney W. F. Coleman, of this city: who was recently strick- en at his home at Stuttgart, has arr rived at Denver and telegram to MT. Coleman here says he is much im- proved.
 c. M. Williamson left yesterday af- ter noon for his home in Birmingham, Ala, after spending few days here with his wife, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Philpot. Mrs. Williamson was formerly Miss lola Philpot, of this city. County Judge James Gould has re- turned from a several weeks stay at Indianapolis, Indiana, and will hold a session of the county and probate court this week. He will remain here about ten days, before returning to Indianapolis to transact business. Superintendent B. A. Peck ot the Cotton Belt service, and son, Leo Peck, J. B. speers and A. D. Foster l went to Memphis yesterday morning to spend the Fourth with friends They will return today. The party made the trip on MT. Pecks private car.
 Harry H. Veil and bride, who was formerly Miss Daneman of Dayton, Ohio, have returned from their orldai trip. which included Chicago, Milwau- ,o 1,o+roi+ Ruffa1o and other eastern