Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-09

noon for Sheridan. where taev will visit relatives anI friends.
 Major N. $ Walker. the United States government engineer of Mem phts. was in the city yesterday. He is in charge of this district.
 Mrs. w. 0. Taggart returned yes terday morning from Little Rock. where she has been the guest of Mrs. l, P, Shelby for several days.
 Judge Joselyn. of Pulaski Heights, Little Rock was in the city yester- day en route home from Gould, where he has been on business.
 Miss Haller Bullock has returned to her home at Paris. Tenn, after a very pleasant visit with Miss Maxine Matthews, on West Sixth avenue.
 w. E. McMillan and daughter. Miss Eula McMillan, leave this afternoon over the Cotton Belt to visit Mrs. Sue E. Densman, at McGregor Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Cutler. Miss Ruth Cutler and Miss Doryce Pence left yesterday for New York and oth- CT eastern points for lengthy tour.
 Mir. and Mrs F.. L. Givens and son, Charley, of Washington. D. C., left for their home yesterday after a visit with Mrs E. W. Bocage, in this city Mrs. N. L. Medders, of Memphis, who came here to attend the funeral of Mrs. \. l.. Gannoway, is spending the week as the guest of Mrs. D. w. Boyce.
 D. C. Wilcox, we'll known in local real eatate circles, returned last ! night from Chicago, where he has i been transacting business for the past month.
 ! Mrs. George Fowler, of Fordyce, was ill the city yesterday for a few hours while en route home from Mos relatives.
 Sheriff C. NJ. Philpot returned las; night from his plantation at Ferda He says the crop situation is not en couraging owing to the recent harm- ful rains.
 Burkett Williams, of Hot Springs, has joined the Misses FoX's house paryt, at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Fox, on South Olive street.
 Mrs. J. A. Perdue and children who recently returned from a visit with relatives at Camden, leave today for New Orleans, where she will visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Kate A. Baum and Miss Carrie Weller Arnold left yesterday after noon for Vicksburg and Greenville Miss, where they will visit relatives and friends for about month.
 Meyer Solmson, managing editor O. the Graphic, leaves Sunday afternoon for Grand Haven, Mich., and othel northern resorts where he will spen( about two weeks on his vacation.
 Mrs. s. H. Matthews, of Camden left yesterday afternoon for Paris Tenn. after a brief visit in this cit!
 with Mrs. w. A. Matthews. Mrs Matthews will spend the summer a Paris.
 A. Schotte, pastry chef at the Ho To- of 1-ncfpr6ov for hi
 old home, Franklin, Mo-, where h
 was called to attend the funeral o his sister, Mrs. T. J. Dillon, wh died there Thursday night
 NIr. and Mrs. J. T. Hoover have re turned to their home in Little Rock 5 after visit here with Mrs. Hoover l mother, Mrs s. H. Knox. MT. an
 Mrs. Hoover leave in a few days flo ) an extended trip through the west. Mrs. Jake Kantrovitz and childre l and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Good
 man and child, of Greenville, Miss . arrived yesterday afternoon to atten l the Gottlieb-Hyman wedding Tues t day. They are the guests Of rela
 tives here.
 Herman Weller, of Galena, Kansa s arrived in the city yesterday, havin t come here to attend the funeral
 his uncle, Meyer Weller, which wa !, held Thursday. MT. Weller was d. 2 layed in Little Rock and did n' !. reach here in time for the obsequie
 Miss Cornelia Currie, of Winches S CT, has returned home after spendln g a few days in the city with MT. an [. Mrs. c. A. Linaker, on West Fourt
 avenue. Mrs. J. D. Currie an S daughters, Misses Cornelia, Matt S and Leta, and son, Andrew have joll - ed Mir. Currie on the plantation
 Winchester, and will spend the sun r mer there.
 e Mrs. R. c. Prewitt and lit r daughter, Mabel, of Memphis, Tenr
 are in the city the guests of Mrs. Il l.. Atkinson, on South Main stree