Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-28

ing for Grady
 Will heliamy, Of .tltheimer was II, the city yesterday
 Miss Jesie Drcyfus is homo from a brief trip 10 Little Rock. Nfs Frank Roys;cn has returned rom a trip to I,ittl. Rock.
 r. R. Royston has gone to Gould AfK. on brief business trip.
 Miss Minnie McGaughy, of Warren S the guest of Miss Mary Lindsay.
 pf' X. (. Thompson and wife have returned from visit to Little Rock.
 Harry Oleott left yesterday morn- Ing for Mont cdllo, cn "a business trip.
 Miss Virginia ;Crittenden. of AL theimer was in the city yesterday shopping.
 Alr. and Mrs. w. H. Hawkins have gone to Stuttgart, to attend the Rice Carnival.
 John B. Pierce formerly of this city now of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday.
 Miss HreneI Bocage has returned from visit with Mrs George Rog- CTS at Little Rock.
 Ia .es H. Owen eft y'stclG;.y mc9li,'z on business trip south en the Iron Mountain.
 Miss Sue Ramsey, is expected to arrive here today for visit with Miss Clara Broadstreet
 Mrs. Charles M. Young, of Helena, is wis ting her mother-in-law Mrs. D. A. Young. in this city.
 Mrs. Sennett G. Seabrook left yes terday for Camden, to spend a few lays With relatives and friends.
 Miss Ethel Johnson, of Fordyce, will spend Sunday in the. city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Eli land.
 Adam Robinson and Harry Mili,s left yesterday afternoon for Stutt- gart, to spend few days at the Rice Carnival
 Mrs. D. A Caldwell and baby have returned from visit with Mrs Claud Simpson and Mrs. A. J. Keller in Lit lie Rock,
 Mrs. P. D. Atwood and daughter, Miss Bessie Atwood have returned from a delightful summer vacat on, spent in the north and east.
 Mrs. Charles T. Hearin, of Wash lngton, D. C., has arrived here and Is the guest of her mother Mrs Bami Holcombe, on West Fifth avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. E M Beebe' of No 2oa3 East Seventh avenue, left yesterda. afternoon for San Antonio, Texas, where they will spend the winter.
 J. D. Bateman, of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, with head Quarters in Little Rock, was in the city veste day the guest of friends.
 John Fowler, the we'll known tra- yelling man, is in from a week spent in transacting business on the south ern part of the Iron Mountain rail road.
 George P. Darby, of the Fox-Har- ris Machine and Supply Company, re- turned yesterday from a visit to CaH,- den. where he attended the Ouackita county fair.
 Miss Irene Glover, of Warren, is visiting her sister Mrs. w. H. Han'
 k:ns. on South Main street. Miss Glover is a teacher in the Warren public schol.
 Captain and Mrs. Jx NJ Hudson have returned from visit with thheir son c. E. Hudson in DallaS Texas. They also attended the Texas State Fail which is now on in Dallas
 Mrs. John Hudson, of knoXvllie Tenn, former friend of Mrs. Cor inne Knox On g European tour, IS ex pected to arrive here today for visit with Mrs. Knox.
 Miss Felicia Henry, who is teach ing in the Sixth avenue School since Miss Callie Jones discontinued hel private school, is domiciled at thu residence of Major and Mrs. H. A. NC Coy.
 Mrs. Oryille Poole and baby, O Ferriday. La, left yesterday after noon for Gillette, where they VII visit Mrs. Poole's parents, Mr. ant Mrs, Truax. Mrs. Poole has pee the guest of her husbands parents MT. and Mrs o Poole
 Freeman Owen, the young SOB o MT and Mrs. Charles Owen, left yes terday for Chicago, where he Will re sume his position with one Of tne n'e motion picture firms of that city, Mf Owens has been spending severa " eeks in Little Rock and Mempnls and for several days has been visiting his parents here. .,
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