Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-01

ret,atives.
 Mrs. Jack BerrRardt, Of Dumas. ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon
 - 6 brief visit ,
 Judge and Mrs W r Woodbridge have returned fronNa two weeks visit to Hot Springs
 Miss Belle Riggin. Of San Francis co. has arrived here to be the guest ot reiativz .oe tae sumner.
 ais n >:aarnoH, .. the High School, has zone to Ei q. Ala, to spend several weeks with relatives.
 Miss Flor,, salinger of Little Rock. has gone tcHe after a visit With Mrs. Grace 3locm i'll this city.
 Rev. W. D. BuckGer went to Little Rock, yeste lay cn official business connected With the Episcopal church Howell Westbreok left yesterday ,af- teanoon for Fort Shaith, where ha will De the guest Of relatives for a few days.
 1'al Chesnutt. . former Pine Bluff 2ey, who is now living iii Memphis, is in the city visiting relatives and friends
 Mr. J. H. Fowler, manager of the Collins-Towler Wholesale Company, e .'ordyce, was a business visitor in the city recently.
 Attorney w. B. Paul, of Indianapolis Indiana, who is law partner of w. T. Young, formerly of this city, is cere On legal business.
 Miss Carrie Greenfield, of Woodson leaves this morning for her home af- ter visit with her aunts, Mrs. A. B. Loving and Miss Lucy Greenfield.
 Mrs. c. D. Crossi1 and daughter, Ruth, of Indianapolis, Ind, have de- parted for Jackson, Miss, after visit ing MT. and Mrs. H. c. F'rizelle, in this city.
 Judge N. w. Norton, of Forrest City, president of the Arkansas Bar Association, arrived here yesterday afternoon and is stepping Ut the Ho- tel Jefferson.
 John Mitchell, proprietor of the Riverside Cafe, is home from Chica- go and other northern cities, where k. went on business.
 J. c. Robinson, representing the Powers 'Weightman Company, of Philadelphia, was in the city yes terday interviewing his trade.
 Col. Gus Waterman, of Dumas, ar rived yesterday afternoon for a brief visit with his family, and to attend the graduation exercises at the High School.
 c. Herbert Wiley will leave this morning on the special train for the convention of the Arkansaw Travel CTS at Helena, and will spend few days there before his return home.
 A. B. Moore and wife will go to Louisville, Ky. to spend the summer, vy.tta friends and relatives. They left last nighs MT. Moore is teacher i'll the manual training department of the High School.
 Mrs B. B. Williams, of Little Rock, a,,c is in the city visiting Mrs. A. VI. Barrow, spent yesterday on her r'antation at Noble Lake, and return ed yesterday afternoon She is again with Mrs. Barrow.
 Miss Florence Mccain will return today from Galloway College, Scar cy, where she has been attending school, the past year, She made a fine record, at that school, although it was her first year there.
 Mrs. J. G. Hawthorne, of Jones' 3crc, arrived in the city yesterday af- tefnoon and is the guest of Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge. She was joined last night by her husband, Judge J. c. Hawthorne, attorney for the Cotton Belt, and both will be the guests of Judge and Mrs. ooldridge until the Bar Association adjcurns in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay left Monday night for St. Louis and Kan sas City on visit, after which MT. Lindsay will go to Sacramento, Cal. ";tn his bridge company. MT. Lind- say was one of the superintendents of the construction of the Rob Roy bridge, which is now nearing comple- ton.
 Judge Jacob Trieber, the eminent jurist and citizen of Little Rock, whc delivered the commencement address