Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
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Oliver Galbraith was in Little Rock yesterday on business.
 Miss Virginia Crittcndcn of Althei- mer, spent yesterday in the city.
 w. l.. DeWoody is home from a brief business trip to Little Rock
 H. E. He1vie, of Faith Ark, was a business visitor in the city yes terday.
 D. I. Mills spent yesterday in Lit tie Rock and returned yesterday af- ternoon.
 Attorney James C. Norman, of Mon ticello, is in the city transacting legal business
 Attorney W. T. Young returned yes terday from business trip to Lit tie Rock.
 Robert Trimble left yesterday af- ternoon on brief business trip to Little Rock.
 Colonel J. c. Cross, of Pendleton, Ark, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 H. P. Wright, of Fort Worth. Tex, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. H. Redmond, on Walnut street.
 Mrs. Mont Levy and little son have returned from Fort Worth, Texas, where she went to visit her sister, who was very sick.
 w Ir iol, oon1;1,+a fo, D,;1 road Commissioner from the South ern District is in the city in the in terest of his candidacy
 Mrs. Louis Loudon, formerly of Swan Lake, but now making her home in this city, left yesterday afternoon for Swan Lake, where she will spend a few days
 Fred kesterson, the popular mana ger of the Waters Pierce Oil Company in this city, left yesterday afternoon, on a brief business trip to Fordyce and Kingsland
 Mrs. L. c. Matthews has returned from Hot Springs, where she was ill in a hospital for several weeks. Mrs. Matthews has entirely recovered from her recent illness.
 Miss Helen Trueheart, YMr and Mrs. Frank Arnold's guest, left We'd nesday for Oklahoma, where she will visit before returning to her home at San Antonio, Texas
 J. J. Smith, who has been transact ing business Almyra, passed through this kcity this morning on the way}5to his home at Pine Bluff Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 J, A. Conner, of<Little Rock, who was appointed receiver by the Federal court, took charge and sold the stock of the Ada H. Sweet Millinery Con- pany, returned to Little Rock yester- day afternoon.
 J. T. Beal, of the Beal-Doyle Dry Goods Company, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday and purchased the bankrupt stock of the Wolf Ni- chols' Company and the Ada H. Sweet Millinery Company.
 County Clerk J. H. Shelby, Deputy County Clerk Alex H. Barrow and County Treasurer Curran M Nichol have returned from vacation of sev- eral days, spent at Noble Lake and nearby points fishing.
 Attorney Ben~sB. -Hz1fheimer, former ly of this city, and his broth r-in-law, Louis Rosenfield, of Chicago, are in the city on business. .Theyrare stop ping at the Hotel Jefferson and will remain fere-severaI days.
 Mesdames Felix Smart, Walter Hudson and H. H. Ferguson, who are the guests of Mrs. Guy Fulk, will re- turn to their home in Pine Bluff Sat urday. Mrs. Lutie Montgomery will remain the guest of Mrs Fulk next week.-Little Rock Democrat.
 Miss Annie Parker, and mother, Mrs. R. A. Parker, returned to their home in this city yesterday afternoon, olIOi oPCAulAS oUOuC lOul IIOAIuo visiting relatives. Miss Parker and mother spent three months in Denver, Colorado, with relatives and then went to Manhattan, Kansas, where they were the guest of relatives for about three weeks.
 Miss Anne Millican, of Fort Worth, Texas, one of the most charming vis- isiting young ladies that has enjoyed the hospitality of Pine Bluff society people for many months, expects to leave Monday for her home Miss Millican has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. s. Alexander, since her arrival her attractiveness and grac- ious manner has won for her a large circle of friends in this city.
 Miss Sippi Davidson, field secretary for the National Jewish Hospital for CoDS11rpDtiyac of Dooyor CO1orodo ;c