Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-27

MT. and Mrs. R. A. Pickens, of Wal nut Lake, are in the city visiting Mir and Mrs. A w. Mills, on West Third avenue.
 Miss Martha Hellums, of Grady, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon for visit with Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wells.
 Mrs. w. F. Williams, of Des Are will arrive in few days for q visit lar street.
 Mrs. T. J, Collier, Of Altheimer, ar- rived yesterday morning and is the guest of Mrs. Will E. Collier, on West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. M. Beauchamp and Haby left yesterday morning for Dermott, where they will spend about a week with Mrs. Beauchamp's mother.
 Mrs F. NJ. Walker and daughter Miss Grace Walker, left Wednesday night for Boston, Mass, where they Will be the guests of relatives. Miss Dorothy Carter, of Mobile, Ala arrived yesterday afternoon and joined her mother, who is here the guest of Judge and Mrs. John M. Elliott.
 Mrs Henry Smith has gone to Grady, where she is visiting Misses Kate and May Wilson for a few days at the home of Mrs. Clyde Hellums
 Misses Reeve, Nicely and Henry, nopular teachers in Miss Callie Jones Sixth Avenue school, will leave to- morrow for their homes in Tennes- see.
 C. E. Luton left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, where he will spend short while and then go to Helena, to accept position in a soda foun- tain.
 Miss Grace Cunningham, of Texas will arrive in the city Monday, to be the guest of Miss Olivia Alexander Mrs. Clarence Collier and, Miss Ethel Clements.
 Mrs. c. B. HicAsyIof Fordyce, ar rived in the city yeterday afternoon for a visit with AerA sisters, Mrs. A, P Turney and<Mr. E. "A. Howell, on Laurel street.
 w. J. Sanders, of Memphis, left yes. terddy morning for Montrose, after a brief visit in this city on a business visit. He was the guest of Chester Flournoy and family.
 Miss Bertie Sewers, of Monticello is in the city zen route to her home from Washington, D. c. She is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Blakeley, for few days.
 Mrs. s. Film of Little Rock, left yesterday afternoon for Jonesboro, af- ter a visit with Mrs. s,allie Film in this city. She will be the guest oi her daughter in Jonesboro.
 Mrs. Hickey was accompanied by her neice, Mrs. Haggins, of Columbus Ga, who has been visiting her at Fordyce. Mrs. Higgins will return to Fordyce, after a few days visit here
 w. 1T. Bellamy, L. M. Quattlebaum and J. R. Walt, Altheimer merchants who recently lost their business hous- es in a fire which destroyed block of property there, were visitors in the city yesterday.
 Miss Lida Caldwell, who has been attending Agnes Scott Seminary at Atlanta, arrived yesterday afternoon for her summer vacation with her parents, Dr. and Mrs./J. L. Caldwell on West Fifth avenue.
 Marvin Hoiasrness, of Nashville Tenn. arrived Ae/ the city yesterday afternoon and syApt few hours here with his brotter, MI. I. Ho1derness He left on tb% late train for Fordyce where heI/Mill visit relatives.
 Mrs. Ray Levy of Little Rock ar rived this afternoon on a visit to he1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown, in order to witness the graduation o1 her sister, Miss Ruth Brown, who is member of the 1910 class of the Arkansas High chool.-Texarkana Texarkanian.
 Harry T. Olcott, of this city, return ed yesterday from Memphis, where he attended the funeral of his sister Mrs. H. l.. DuBose, who passed away at Evening Shade, Ark, severela days ago. The funeral was held Wednes- day, the interment being in Forest Hill cemetery.
 Miss Louise Kavanaugh, of Little Rock, daughter of Judge and Mrs William NJ. Kavanaugh, arrived in the city yesterday and will spend few days the guest of her cousins, Mir and Mrs. W. NJ Toney and Miss Willie May Toney, one of the 1910 graduates from the High School Miss Kavan- augh came here to attend the gradu- ation exercises and also to attend the