Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-30
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 ssuests of friends in Texarkana.
 Miss Eula McMilan has returned from an extended visit to points in Texas.
 Miss Willie Whorton, of Moscow spent a few hours in the city yes terday.
 MT. and Mrs F. A. Harris, of War ren, are registered at the Hotel Jef- serson.
 Panl Hammock, of Little Rock spent yesterday in the city, the guest Gaf friends.
 Miss Emma Snuggs, of Humphrey is in the city, visiting friends for few days.
 Ashley Cockrill and family are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barrow for while.
 !. A. Clement left Thursday on T "trip to Missouri, to purchase mule sor the local market
 Mrs. J. T. Lloyd left yesterday morning for Monticello to attend her another, who is very sick.
 George Murell an engineer oil the Cotton Belt has gone to St. Louis, where he will visit his mother.
 Frank Parsons, of Alexandria, La, as in the city visiting his father, J. H. Parsons, and other relatives.
 IT. E. Adams, master mechanic of the Cotton Belt has returned from business trip to Northern cities.
 ]. C. Richardson and D. c. Healey geft yesterday for TeXarkana, where |they will spend today with Will Jones.
 Miss Anna Can't, of Magnolia, will visit with her brother, Nicholas J. eSantt
 Mrs. C. R. Benson, who has bee '&he guest of Mrs M. c. Cross on Lau at Camden.
 a2- Calvert left yesterday for Mem phic, to visit his sister, Miss Ida Cal vert, who will accompany him home 10 this city.
 Charlie Wilson left last night for Memphis where he will take a pos 1tion with Swift & Company and make his home
 son, Dr. Ralph Chestnut.
 Mrs. Davis Quinn, of Rison, arriv- ed in the city yesterday afternoon, for visit with her sister Mrs. J. R. Quinn, in this city
 Mrs. A. P. Turney left yesterday afternoon for Fordyce, where she will spend few days with her sis fer, Mrs. c. B. Hickey.
 Mrs. Anna Chestnut accompanied s0y her daughters will leave soon for Pendleton, to spend while with her
 Miss Aline Mangum, of San An tonio, Texas, will arrive in the city in few days and spend a few weeks with Mrs. Frank IA. Arnold.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Pickens and Mir. Picken's brother arrived in the city Saturday from Walnut Lake. ana sill visit relatives here for a few days.
 Mrs. F. "A. Peck, who has been at lending her daughter, Mrs. Robert rTrimbe, in pr. Dale's Sanitarium at ~Texarkana, arrived home yesterday af- ternoon.
 Miss Ada Lyons, of Memphis ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon. and will be the guest of her cousin, Miss Louise Bridges, for week or Sen days.
 ,gohn Harrison will return this morning from Farnel), where he has spent the past ten days on eamp ,aunt with party from Little Rotf s9nd tarrell.
 Mrs. ,I C. Taylor and daughter Have returned from visit with rel. satives at Louisville Ky Their many friends will be glad to learn of frh2&r return home.
 County Judge James Gould left yesterday for TeXarkana, where he will spend few days and then go 10 New York City to remain for te days on business.
 Oral c, White, manager of the plant of the St Louis Cotton Com press Company, in this city. left yesterday afternoon on business xrip to Memphis.
 Representativee eTillman B.. Parks, of New Lewsville, Arko spent yes serday in, the city with friends while on his way to Little Rock to trans act legal business,
 Mrs. E. F. Flynn, who will Ne the guest of her cousin, Prof, NJ n. Me Neil, and Mrs. P. P. Byrd. is fE9eet- ed to arrive Tuesday fro:9 ae" some Tn Eondan, England
 51nrs. Margaret Nicholson "ataer of Mrs. s. F. Full, arrived in the city
 Ao.dor ofterOoop from her home