Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

1. H. I uSH ItpreSeHtlHS the H. 1. Holderness Company, was in Mthei- mer yesterday on professional busi- ness.
 Miss Edith Swanson and Mrs. J. T. Renfrow, Of Rison, were in the city re>terday tn guests of i1i-?I ard relatives.
 Judge T. Hite Brown, of Paragould arrived in the city yesterday after aoen, and is the guest of Hugh Fox end family.
 J. ]. Moore, of Hope district a@en' of the United States Bureau of A&".- culture attended the Land Co.sress here yesterday.
 Hon. s. Q. Sevier, of Camdea lt- tended the Land Congress in tho city yesterday and spoke in the interest oi the State Fair.
 Granville G. Davis, represel, ring ths Benton Erie and Potte"y ,'or.l2any, of Benton, was in the c.ty yesterday calling on his trade.
 Mrs. M. Van Cleve has just return ed from Terre Haute, I'd n: D-- catur H., where sh2 ,as b:." v;.:t- ing friends an relaJit-. Mrs Charles A. Bloom has return, :, from St. Louis, where she spent three months She is at home at No. 11es West Barraque street. Mrs. Joe Fischel, of Oklahoma City arrived in the city yesterday morning and is the guest of Mrs. J. M Drey- fus, on West Fourth avenue.
 John o. Harrison who attended the Confederate Veterans reunion in Mo- ile last week, has arrived home after an extended trip through Georgia. Mrs. P. C. Galloway, of Moscow. spent Saturday and Sunday in the city attending her little granddaughter, Florence Galloway, who has been very ill.
 F. s. Stinson, of Illmo, Mo-, arriv ed yesterday morning and attended the Land Congress. MT. Stimoo is assistant superintendent of the C>. ton Belt at Illmo.
 Miss May Wilson, connected with | the Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.,, has returned from Hope, Ark, where she spent few days as the guest of relatives and friends. Dr. and Mrs. Junius Jordan have moved from No 909 West Fifth ave- nue to No. 415 Martin avenue, where trey will be with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Howell in their new home. J. A. Evans of Shreveport, La, Was in the city yesterday and atter :' the land congress. Mir. Evans !: Il representative of the United States Department of Agriculture.
 Henry Jordan has Sreturned from LittlesR where hd arranged for the decoration of the 1fPine Bluff au- tqinobile, which is s,to appear in the EtlSs floral psgade in that city on May
 L. who came here to attend the Land Congress, left last night for his home. Mr. Bunch is prominent real es- tate man and was we'll pleased with the big meeting.
 Mrs. H. c. Frizel1e returned home yesterday afternoon from St. Louis, WI ere she has been the guest of tr.enGs for week. She was accom- pan,ed home by Mrs. c. D. Proifitt. If .' lianapolis, Ind, who will spend soTa time as her guest in this city.
 Miss Willie May TonelX. and broth CT, John Toney, leave Thursday af- ternoone' for Little Rock. The Natter will represent the High School in the intef-High School annual statef ora toricAl contest Friday afternoon. The will attend the track. .~aeet and will be the guests of Judge :' M. Ktvan.
 ugh and family while there
 Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter will re- turn home this afternoon from s.. Louis, where she went last week ID attend the grand opera, and has since been on a visit there. Miss Mary Geisreiter, who accompanied her, will leave St. Lotus Saturday for Kansas City, where she will visit for ten days afterwards going to Omaha, Neb., where she will be in the wedding of Ter friend, Miss Peck. She will join her parents, MT. and Mrs. S. Geisfeit- CT later for their summer trip and will return home in October.