Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-20
BRIEF MENTION
AS-L. Saltzman has gone to filn

Charlie Orto, of Memphis, is in the city visiting relatives.
 Allan Z Orto spent yesterday in T.ittle Rock, on business.
 Shields Hellums, of Star City, spent yesterday in the city.
 Dr J. l. Norris has returned from a business trip to Jonesboro.
 M. Danaher leaves today for St Tsonis, on a legal business trip.
 Miss Burrus, of Altheimer. spent yesterday in the city with friends
 Joe Nichol, of Stuttgart, was re- event visitor in the city on business.
 Mrs J. w. Bellamy, of Altheimer. -cxas business visitor in the city yes- ~ssrday.
 Miss Vida Currie, of Philadelphia. as i'll the city visiting relatives for few weeks.
 Miss Georgia Black left yesterday safternoon for Clio, to spend a short while with relatives.
 G. w. Byington, of Little Rock, ar- rived here last night to spend Sun- sExm with relatives.
 Miss Kathleen Collier, of Altheim- ss:r, spent yesterday in the city with Miss Josephine Wilkins.
 Attorney Alex H. Rowell has re- turned from Helena, where he at s!ended Federal court
 Attorney w. T. Young is home from several days stay in Little Rock, on legal business.
 Mrs. A. B. Grace has returned from ae visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. x1 Webster in Texarkana.
 Mrs. J. L. Caldwell leaves Monday Tor Louisville, Ky, for a brief visit. She will spend about week.
 Dr. J. w. Philpot, of Fort Madison, Iowa, was visiting in the city yos- Gerday, the guest of John Schemer.
 Mrs. H. l.. Sternberg is expected home today from visit of several weeks with relatives and friends in st Louis
 Col. Gus Waterman has returned ao Dumas, after a visit with his fam fly in this city and a trip to Hot Springs.
 Miss Ethel Atkinson, of Star City, ssvas in the city yesterday and spent several hours here while en route to Texarkana.
 Mrs. H. B. Mizell. left yesterday afternoon for Memphis, where she twill visit her sister. Mrs. Paul Dammann.
 Mrs. Annie Rittman, of Stuttgart. | arrived yesterday afternoon and is -~isiting Mrs. c. H. Ahrens for sshort. while.
 V. B. Alexander went to Sherrlll yesterday afternoon and will spend Sunday as the guest of his aunt, Mrs A R. Sherrill.
 Mrs. N. c. Edison and granddaugh- der, Miss Hallie Fisher, left yesterday safternoon for Little Rock, to visit Irfends for short while.
 Mrs. l.. E. Beechboard and child Ten left yesterday for Harrell Ark, Nwhere they will make their home ssUring tn summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. Sennett Seabrock ieft yesterday afternoon for Camden, to attend the funeral of w. K Ram :sey. and spend few days.
 Attorney Nick Can't, left late yes fsarday afternoon for Little Rock, to spend Sunday. He will return this s-svening or Monday morning.
 Mrs. G. R. Mitchell, who was the guest of Mrs. w. E. Mullikin in this SSty for few days, has returned to 9ner home in Alexandria, La.
 Nack Hollis, who is now travelling in Southeast Arkansas and Northern Ennisiana, arrived here yesterday to 'Sspend few days with relatives. ~ Dr. w. T. Low was called to Roo '7ay yesterday afternoon. to attend suuf of the bridge men, who sustain > ed naashed hand while at work Y A N> Mayer, connected with the Aollenberg Music Company, spent vyeHterday in the city and returned T1ome to Little Rock late yesterday yafternoon.
 Mrs. Merwin H. Greer, of Searcy, Ark formerly Miss Setta Bloor, of r9his city, will arrive today for visit with Mrs. s. F. Hilzheim and other xelatives.
 Roy Hanf, of Henderson. Ia, ar- rriyed here yesterday and will spend s..semaral days in the city with his par sssnIs, MT. and Mrs. Mo Hanf, and sather relatives
 E B. Bloom special agent for the Washington Fire Insurance Con- Yoany, has returned from a several elays trip over the state in the inter- east of his company.
 SCharles W. Hart, vice-president of Eire Hart Saddlery Company, of Memnhis and who renresants thAm