Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

7 Ter brother Walter Davis has gon F to Bonneville Ark. where they wil spend some time.
 . David Kohen Jr., of Memphis, wa , In the city yesterday in the interes , of the insurance department of tn : Knights of Pythias.
 Mrs. J. W. Simmons, of Waldo } mother of Mrs. Hendrix Byrd, has re-
 turned home after brief visit witt
 MT. and Mrs. Byrd.
 Mrs. Sidney Helms and little son Max. went to Pine Bluff today where they will visit Mrs. Helms mother Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 Bedford Gordon, of the J. T. Lloyd Company, left yesterday afternoon for trip north on the Cotton Belt in the interest of his firm.
 Mrs. Irving Reinberger has return ed from Hot Springs, where she has been visiting relatives since the State Fair, which she attended
 Miss Druse; lla Howell, of lckson, i Tenn has returned to her home after visit with MT. and Mrs. R. D Me Garghy, on West Third avenue.
 H, R. Dennis of New York, left yesterday afternoon for his home af- ter a business trip here in connection with the Pine Bluff Corporation
 Louis Bucks, representing the Fox Harris Machine and Supply Com pany, left yesterday morning for a trip South on the Iron Mountain.
 Mrs. Rector has returned to her home at Mena, after a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will Lewis. Ms. Lewis accompanied her home. Nrp. Andrew Jackson, of Wilmot, who attended the ifuneral of Mrs. Ada Radford McCammon in this city, left yesterday afternoon for her home.
 T. l.. Brunmitt and sister. AiU Nan Brummitt, are home from Scar cy, Ark, where they attended the fun eraf of their sister, Mrs. Patterson.
 Col. R. R. Stevens. of the U. s. Ar my stationed at San Antonio, Texas, is in the city the guest of his rela- t;yes, Mrs. A. G. Bedell and Mrs. H. H. Knox.
 P. B. D'Orr, formerly of this city and connected with the Cotton Belt office, has returned to his home in Atlanta, Ga., after spending few days here.
 Mrs. WI. J. Stephenson and Mrs. A. J. Murphy have returned to their homes at Sheridan, after attending the circus and visiting R G. Johnson and family.
 Mrs. J. w. Pipkin, of Tillar, visited her sister. Mrs. c. H. Blakely, o,. State street. Monday, and attended the circus. She returned home Mcn- day evening.
 Dr. J. w. Johns and family left Sat urday night for Chicago, to be i'll attendance at a meeting of the Sur geons of North America, which con SCAC0 tLCl lOlllOl loW.
 Mrs. Walter Goodwin and children and Mrs. Goodw.ns sister, Mrs. Kat tie Suggs, of Pastoria, have returned home after attending the circus and visiting friends here.
 Lawrence and Burton Banks, of Fordyce, children of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Banks, were recently in the city and made brief visit with P. M Bridges and family.
 Rev. D. K. Foster, of Success, Ark. was in the city yesterday the guest of J. M. Shaw. He will go from here to Callao, Mo-, where he will follow his work as Baptist minister.
 Miss Rosa Belle Rochsteter and Mrs. A. Joseph, of Birmingham, Ala, arrived in the city yesterday to be the guests of D. M Bluthenthal and family here for a few weeks.
 D. B. Dunnegan of Little Rock, is in the c.ty the guest of his mother, Mrs. M A. Thompson. MT. Dunne- gan is also visiting his brother, Wal ter Dunnegan, assistant clerk at the Hotel Jefferson.
 B. c. Powell, of Camden, and Dr. Jelks, of Memphis, Tenn, were ill the city yesterday en route to Ark ansas City, where they will join a party of friends for few weeke hunt in the Mississippi swamps.
 Mrs. J. s. Clifford and Mrs. N. liar per, of Camden, were in the city yes terday en route to Little Rock, where they will attend the U D. c. conven- tion. They spent few hours as the guests of Mrs. E. A. Schicker.
 Editor J. P. Burks, of the Hot Springs Bulletin, was a recent wis itor in the city, He was the guest oi relatives. MT. Burks is one of the most successful and influential newspaper men ill Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Laura G. Williams and daugh- ter, Miss Maud Williams, of Mem phis, left yesterday afternoon for their homes in Memphis, after visit here with Mrs. Williams brother, w. B. Greenfield, and Mrs. R. H. Will