Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-04
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Charles Saulman is spending a sey days in Little Rock.
 Mrs. B. l.. Wiley, of Haywood, va in the city yesterday.
 Moore Knox recently went 10 Grad on a brief bushes trip.
 Buck Mitchell, of Sherrill, was il the city recently on business.
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch has return ed from brief visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge has return ed from a brief visit in Little Rock
 Will Elberts, of St. Louis, spen yesterday in the city calling on hi. trade
 Dr. W. c. Dunaway, of Little Rock was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Judge w. T. Woodbridge and Attor- ney Nick J. Gantt are in Little Rock attending court.
 Andrew Mum has returned from a business trip to points south on the Iron Mountain.
 Mrs. George Brown, of Camden, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sennett G. Seabrook, in this city.
 Attorney Ben s. Johnson, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city transacting legal business.
 F. A. Jones has returned to his home in Millersburg, Ky, after visit here with his son, Fleet Jones.
 Rev. J. D. Hammons, presiding ei- der of Pine Bluff District, left yes terday, afternoon for Altheimer.
 Mrs. c. B. Van Vaulkenburg, of Warren, has arrived here for visit with Yates Van Valkenburg and fam lily.
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Ladd left yes- terday morning for their home at Walnut Lake, after brief visit in the city.
 Miss Marguerite Ludlow, of Wins ton, x. C., is expected to arrive soon to be the guest of Miss Caroline Caldwell.
 Mrs. D. R. Fones, of Little Rock' was in the city yesterday instructins the Coterie Chorus, of which she IS directress.
 Mrs. William Greer, of New Lewis vile, Ark, arrived in the city yes terday for a brief visit with Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge.
 Julius Fruetel. of Memphis, arriv- ed in the city last night for visit with MT. and Mrs. John Matz, on East Second avenue.
 John Matz and Ed English, of the Cotton Belt. shops, were Ill Little Rock yesterday on business connect ed with the company.
 Mrs. c. F. Cooper, who for some time has been the guest Of Mrs. .Fo. E Till. left yesterday afternoon for hel home at Durant, Miss.
 Mrs. J. Ginrich motker of Mrs. Vee Buck, left yesterday afternoon loi N1,1vern where she will be the gues' of her son, H. s. Ginrich.
 Miss Virginia Walker has re'urnee from Walnut Lake, where she mas been spending few weeks With MT and Mrs. Bert c. Pickens.
 W. K. Wyche, for some time 1lme keener at the Cotton Belt shops, ha' resigned his position there and ha' gone to take one with railroad II San Antonio, Texas.
 Mrs. R. M. Galbraith, who return aa Wednesday afternoon from a Vlsi | fth ~elatives in Jacksonville lli' left yesterday afternoon TOT L'e'i' Rock. to join Captain Galbraith. .<B. O. Leftwich, travelling represen tatiye of the Sawyer and Austin Luui her Company, has gone on "a tril through the western part of the stat and Oklahoma, in the interest or hi firm.
 Mrs G. B. Lytle and family, o Altheimer, have arrived in the cl' and will make their home at the io' mer residence of Jesse R. core' M 1213 West Fifth avenue. MT. Lytie th new circuit clerk.
 Judge w. D. Jones. Rev. J. l. No' ris and W. H. Westbrook, have It turned from Rison, where they d tended the funeral of the late Arch toia N;ven. S1 years old. The full eral was conducted yesterday
 Mrs. B. E. Barlow, of Dermott, sister of Mrs. w. c. Hudson, or tn city. has gone to Baltimore, Whel h' she vi spend the winter. Mrs. Ba low arrived from Dermott Monda -+ day with Mrs H,1tisonsI