Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-28
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was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Ruth Otis, of Sheridan, spent yesterday in the city visiting friends. Miss Virginia Crittenden, of Althei-
 ner, was visitor in the city yester- day
 Mrs. Ross Bumpass, of Memphis, is here visiting relatives during the hoIi- days.
 Julius Fruetel has returned froH aemph' 's, where he spent jew days with his mother
 " M. Price tie well known statt- aart citizen, was 8 business visitor in ] rae city yesterday.
 Misses Rose L.smon ca, Ellen amt Lucy Gober and Pearl Freemyer spent yesterday at Red5ield
 M. D. Bloom, cashier of the Citi- zens Bank, has returned from busi- ness trip to Little Rock
 Allen and Miss Marie Hing nave ] returned to Sweet Home, after visi. With relatives in the city. Charlie H. Orto left yesterday for 3St Louis, after spending some time \ with relatives in the city.
 Mrs. J. B. Simon and son, Bernard, have gone to Little Rock, to visit relatives for a few days. 1 K. A. Adams has returned to Park dale, after spending the holidays with his family ill this city
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. George have re-
 turned to Memphis, after a visit here
 with Alr. and Mrs. l. J Moore
 VI ss Louise Mounteastle, of Knox vile, Tenn, is the guest of M ;ss Hell-
 rietta Taylor, on West Sixth avenue
 Arch Patterson and family have re-
 earned from Shreveport, La where
 they spent the holidays with relatives | Mrs. Ruth Wright, of Mount Pleas ant, Texas, is here visiting her sis ter, Mrs. IL Redmon, on South Olive street
 MT and Mrs. l. J. Moore wer,a ex- lpected home last night from Shreve port, La., where they have been visit.
 ing relatives.
 Mrs. A RstAa has returned to her
 home iii Little Rock, after visIt wltL
 her daughter, Mrs. Tracy Nils, Or West Sixth AyennA.
 John Bsllamy, .. D. Hardmnn, D . Sachs, Louis Sachs and 8. Sachs and Garland D1bott. of Aithsmsr. wsr4 da the city ysstsrday. { J. ". Buaah and Aamily have re Estusnsd to tAsir homo at Rsydei, sftsl SHpsndins Ire holidays with rsaatayel i,and triends in the city.
 Mrs. Les Summeg'field and daugh ter, Lucille, of Little Rock, are 1T the city visiting Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg lon West Fifth avenue.
 Roy Atwood left yesterday for hit home in St Louis, after visit o1 several days with his mother Msas. P Il Atwood, and other relatives Or and Mrs. A. G. Thompson MT anGl Mrs. Frank Roystpn, Mrs A. W Nuann, and MT Malone are enjoying { brief fishing trip on Silver Lake J. M. Parker and D. C TidWell oi Monroe, La, spent Tuesday in the city on business. They will leave th1s } afteruoon for St. Louis on a business trip.
 ll Mir and Mrs. G. H. 'Crittenden, 0s Oklahoma, are at Altheimer, where they are the guests of MT. Cri1ten- den brother, w. C. Crittenden, and daughter. Miss Virginia Crittenden. J. M. Wilhoit, of Nichols, Mo, and Miss Gussie Wi1hoit, of Beaumont Texas, father and sister of s. E. Will holt, of the Orpheo Theater are here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilhoit. j Mr and Mrs. R. L. Arnett and little daughter, Roenna, left Sunday after noon for her home in Springfield, Mo. after a visit with Mrs. Arnettis par ents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Green ST. 1 E. c. Harding. ia well known insur- ance man of Fort Smith, was re- cet visitor in the citt He transact ed business with the R. H. M. Mills & Sons Agency, his ldpal representa- tives.
 MT. and Mrs. M. banaher are home from Little Rock, where they spent the holidays with Mrs >Danaher's rela- lives Edwin Willeford, who has been i'll in Little Rock, accompanied them home.
 MT and Mrs. G. S. Gray, of Shreve- port, La., are in the city the guests of Mrs Gray's parents, MT land Mrs. Charles w. Shepherd. Mrs. Gray was formerly Miss Ethel Shepherd, of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Steve P. Grace, who were married in this city Saturday afternoon, left yesterday afternoon