Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-30

Sherrill, was a business visitor ir the city yesterday.
 St. George T. Cordell, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city calling on his trade.
 A Good, of Parkdale, is in the city on business trip MT. Good is a lum- herman of Parkdale.
 Walter Eubanks has gone to Tex arkana, where he wilr,enter the Cot ton Belt hospital.
 Deputy County Clerk George w. Lindsay was a business visitor at Humphrey yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs J. B. Witherington and child have returned to their home in Stuttgart after spending several days here.
 Mrs, Ruth WasselI-Bradley, of Little Rock, has returned home after visit with Mrs. c. II. Bolinger in this city.
 Howard Allen has returned from a professional trip to Arkansas City, for the H. l. Holderness undertaking company.
 Miss Dehlia Sturkes, of Alexandria, La, passed through the city recently, en route to her home, after a visit in St, Louis.
 Monsignor J. M. Lucey left for Lit tie Rock yesterday afternoon, on business connected with the Catho- lie state paper.
 B. w. Moore and R. H. Holmes, of Little Rock, both tranmasters for the Iron Mountain, were recent vis- itors in the city.
 Mrs. Will Mason and son have re- turned from Jonesboro and Gilmore, where they have been visiting friends for some time.
 Miss Eula NcMillan teacher at Hannaberry, has returned to her home, after spending few days with her mother in this city.
 Misses Julien and Virginia Hall have returned to their home at Fay etteville, after visit with MT. and and Mrs. Howell Westbrook.
 Mrs. Ella Holt, who for several weeks has been visiting Mrs. Warren Parker in this city, left yesterday af- ternoon for her home in St. Louis.
 E. B. Bloom left yesterday after noon for Memphis, where he will spend few days on business. Mr. Bloom will witness the aviation meet.
 w. H. Evans, buyer for the w. B. Nimmons Company in the southern part of the state, has returned to work after spending a few days with his family in this city.
 Dr. William BreathWit left yester-
 day for Stuttgart after accepting an invitation to deliver a paper be- fore the meeting of the Third Dis trict Medical Association.
 William s. Mitchell, of Little Rock president of the Mississippi Valley Life Insurance Company, spent yes terday in the city on business, while on his way to the capital from a business trip to South Arkansas.
 Mrs. J. T. Hicks, of McNeill, prop rietor of the hotel at that place, has returned home after a brief visit here.. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. J. w. Rhea, and both were guests at the Arlington Hotel.
 Mrs. A. w. Buchanan left yesterday for Memphis, to be the guest of her son, George w. Buchanan, for a few days She will then go to Danville Va.. where she will spend the win ter with her sisters, Mesdames Hol- land and lBoisseau.
 John l.. Alexander and Adam Rob- inson returned yesterday afternoon from points in Texas, where they spent Thanksgiving and have since been visiting old college chums at various points. Both are former students of Austin College.
 J. J. Woolfolk and daughter, M ss Carrie, have returned to their home in Stuttgart, after a visit with MT Woolfolk's daughters, Mesdames c. C Wall and Garland Brewster. They were accompanied home by little Miss Margaret Shriver, of Stuttgart.