Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-08
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w. H. Bellamy, of Altheimer, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. w. C. DUnaway, of Little Rock. is visiting in the city.
 A. Brewster has returned from a business trip to Russellville.
 Fern McElhenny left yesterday af ternoon for Kearney and Little Rock.
 Sheriff C. NJ. Philpot was called to Little Rock yesterday on official busi- ness.
 F. l.. Young, claim agent for the Iron Mountain, was ill Little Rock yesterday.
 R. E. Lee spent yesterday at Wal nut Lake, looking after his real es- tate interests.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Lee left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock on brief visit.
 Attorney w. F. Coleman returned last night from legal business trip to Little Rock.
 Miss Birdie Billings left yesterday afternoon for Humphrey for brief visit with friends.
 Attorney J. M. Shaw returned last might from Little Rock where As transacted business. Ne s. C. Treadwell, of Tishomingo, Ok lahoma, is in the city visiting his sis ter, Mrs C. M. Philpot. George B. Moore has gone on a business trip. He is visiting points on the From Mountain. Mrs. 4. s. Trigg has returned from Memphis, where she visited her fath- CT, Captain J. B. York.
 Dr A w. Troupe left yesterday af- ternoon for Jonesboro, OF brief professional business trip.
 Dr. and Mrs. Souter, of Waldo, were in the city yesterday afternoon en route to Little Rock.
 Miss Louise Belcher has returned te her home in Little Rock, after brie1 business visit in the city. Meyer Nichols, formerly of this city now of Lake Village, arrived in the city yesterday to spend a few days.
 Mrs. H. c. Bluthenthal and son, |! c. Jr., have returned from delight full visit with relatives in Cincinnati
 Miss Crane, of Baltimore, Md, cor responding secretary of the Woman's Missionary Union is the guest of Mrs A. s. Trigg.
 R. M. Johnston, general maager O the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Com pany left yesterday for St. Louis on . brief business trip.
 Walter Strong, the insurance man left yesterday afternoon for Littl. Rock, after spending several day! here transacting business.
 Mrs. Farmer, Ms. Longley, Mrs Witt and Mrs. Bodie, of Little Rock arrived yesterda yafternoon to attend the Baptist Missionary Union.
 Robert McMechan, commercial agen for the Southern Railway, with head quarters in Little Rock, was a busi ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Frank Smith leaves next week fol Dallas, Texas, where he will attend the Texas State Fair. On his return MT. Smith will go to Stuttgart, tt make his home.
 Ray Dwyer, of Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday on route to Dermott, where he will accept . position and make his home. MT Dwyer fromerly lived here.
 Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. B. N. Marti, and Mrs w Galbraith has returned from St. Louis. Mrs. Galbraith ant Mrs. Mills have spent the past mont' with relatives in La Grange, Mo.
 L. H. Coy, district manager of the Dold Packing Company, was in the city yesterday. He tranferred B. H Meyers to the Sam Antonio house and gave Oscar Poss the managership o1 the local office.
 B. T. Miller, prominent officia Of the sawyer and Austin Lumber Company is in Memphis on a brie1 business trip. MT. Miller expects to spend a few days at the State Fai1 in Hot Springs next week.
 Ben Robinson, state present of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, left yes terday for Hot Springs to attend the state convention. Owing to illness MT. Robinson was unable to attend the first day of the convention.
 Edgar Brewster leaves today fo, Hot Springs, where he will attend the Eagles convention and Roosevelt Day of the State Fair. Mir. Brewster is past president of the local aerie o1 Eagles. He will probably return