Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-20

or thls city, spent yesterday in the city and returned home yesterday af. ternoon
 MT. and Mrs. Sid Ellis and son Willie, have returned from Ninar., "ells' Texas, where they spent say- eral weeks for the benefit of Mir E1- lis health.
 Max Ford has returned from Texas and will make his home in this ctv. MT. Ford was formerly a resident of thls city and was civil engineer f,r the Cotton Belt.
 Miss Brunette Silbernagle went n Little Rock yesterday to visit friends and attend the opening of the new kem2ner theater. She will ramai,. i there several days.
 Miss Willie Lee Daniels, the daugb. i ter of MT. and Mrs. T. T. Daniel of Pine Bluff. is visiting her cousin. Miss Clyta Daniel, at 161O County avenue. -Texarkana Texarkanian. Miss Mary Westbrook and Clifton Westbrook left yesterday afternoon TOT their home in Jonesboro, after a pleasant visit here with their grand- mother, Mrs. M. c. Jones. Preston Grace, a graduate of the Pine Bluff High School class of 1909. left Sunday for Columbia, Mo-, where he will enter his second years work Tn the University of Missouri. Armstrong Barrow, who left yes terday afternoon for Yale University where he will take a post-graduate course in law, will spend a week in New York before entering the Uni versity.
 c. A. Troupe, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Troupe feH yesterday for St.. Louis, to enterf Washington Univer- sity. Mrs. Troupe accompanied him to St. Louis and will spend a few days there.
 Mrs. Jennie Crowder, of St. Louis, Who is spending pleasant visit here with Mrs. Fred Senyard will leave Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, where she will visit relatives before re- turning home,
 Mrs. J. H. Ancrum is home from Little Rock, where she was called to attend her mother, Mrs. George w. Byington, who was very sick, but is now much improved.
 o. H. Hardin of the o. H. Hardir Furniture Company leaves today for the North and East, where he will buy goods for his firm Mrs. Har.,in will accompany hin on the trip.
 Mrs. A. L. Terry, of Morence, Ariz- ona, and Mrs. F. M. Peters, of Little Rock, are here on visit with Mrs. Hubert Strange. The visitors wece formerly Misses Annie and Myrtle Sanders, daughters of the late J. Y. Sanders, who formerly resided here.
 M. Dwight Fortner, manager of {: e Hotel Garrett, of Ell Dorado, spent yesterday in the city. He accom- panied his wife and baby to this city on their way to St. Louis, where they will visit relatives.
 P. P. Byrd has returned from a brief sojourn at Hot Springs. He and his family made the trip there several days ago in their automobile. Mrs. Byrd and Little Dorothy will remain there until after the State Fair in October.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Smith, of Pine Bluff, and little son, are in the city en route to their home from Kansas City, where they have visited with the parents of MT. Smith. These splendid people formerly resided in Jonesboro. Tribune.
 Freeman Owen, the young son of Charles HA owen, who is now inter- ested in moving pictures and photo graphy, was Nn the city Sunday vis- iting his parents and friends. Mr. Owen S now connected with the Nit chell Film Exchange in Little Rock. J. G. Hollenbeck, assistant general passenger agent for the Iron Noun tain railroad; J. L. Wadley and Sec retary George R. Bedding, of the Ark ansas State Fair, returned home yes terday afternoon after attending a meeting of the Board of Trade here to discuss Pine Bluff Day arrange ments.
 Senator H. K. Toney went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon to attend g banquet given at the Hotel Marion to his friends, who are supporting him in his race for speaker of the state senate. Representative E. J. Ker- win and County Judge James Gould were among the Pine Bluffians who attended the banquet.
 Mrs. Geo. M. Wells and family re- t,,rnod Cofurdov from wooksc nufin c.