Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-29

| turned from Memphis, after SD -nding the holidays there
 Assessor J. B. King will go to Lit tie Rock today to attend the meeting of the assessors of the state.
 Roy Hanf has returned from Green- vile, Miss, where he spent the holi- days with his fiance, Miss Moyse.
 Miss Charlie May Boyd has return ed to her home at Monticello, after a b.. ief visit with friends in this city.
 Milford Woodward has returned to his home at Helena, after spending the holidays with friends in this city.
 Mrs. Mike Sullivan, who has been visiting relatives ill this city, has re turned to her home in Beaumont, Texas.
 Miss Pauline Sale, of Gorington, Tenn, is expected to arrive here to- daF, to be the guest of Miss Ali May howell
 Miss Florence sm9son, Of Litte Rock is expected to arrive in the tlty tomorrow for a yisi. with Miss L1einad Byrd.
 Mrs. E, P. Kilmer and children have returned from Shreveport, La where they spent Christmas with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Beard and child have returned to their home at Clar- endon, after visit with relatives in the city
 [ Dr. and Mrs. s D Wilson hay. re- turned from Marianna, where they spent the holidays with Mrs Wilson's relatives.
 Professor J. w. James, formerly of this city now conducting a big busi- l,ess college at Conway, is in the city on business.
 MT. and Mrs. John Fowler, who Aeve been spending a few days with relatives at Fordyce, returned hone yesterday afternoon.
 Attorneys A. H. Rowell and s. J. Hunt have returned from Rison. Cleveland county, where they trans acted legal business.
 Miss Mona Wells has returned from Sht eveport, La. where she was eal'eI to attend her mother who was quit sick but is now much improved l Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunter, of JIartsv;lle, N. C., arrived yesterday afternoon and are the guests of Gen eral R. N. Knox and family. 1 W. A. Savage, of Fordyce, wls in the city on business yssterda. Ar Savage is . representative oi the Southern Telephone Company
 Chief Special Agent o. K. Wheeler Of the Cotton Belt service spent yes l terday in the city, accompanied by J. E. Cheek, a special agent for the rams road.
 | Miss Mollie Mobiles, of Parkdale, is i the yuest of Miss Bessie Winters. Mis- Nobles stopped off here yesterday morning while en route homo from a visit in Little Rock.
 jim Pulley arrived yesterday from i Pine Bluff to spend Xmas. He is sell ing life insurance in South Arkansas and has been enjoying a good busi- | ne ess.-Fayetteville Daily.
 N. A. Waldron, the popular store keeper at the Cotton Belt shops, has returned from St. Louis, where he spent the holidays with relatives. His i family will return here next week.
 Rabbi Ephra;m Frisch, Alex Strauss Miss Ethel Schloss and Sol Klarberg Il leave this afternoon for Helena, where they will attend the fifth an nual convention of the Arkansas Jew
 M Lafayette Bell, of Chicago, one ot the prominent attorneys for the Rock Island railroad, is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. Ellen Bell, and other relatives. He formerly liv- ed in this city.
 St George T. Cordell, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday and sold the Pine Bluff Corporation one cf the largest adding machines ever l sold in the south. The machine will le placed in few weeks. i MT and Mrs. M. w. Henderson, who formerly resided in Little Rock. but have been making their home tere for some time, left yesterday for Little Rock, where they will again re- side. Mir. Henderson is "a we'll known mac hinist.
 Jim Goodwin, former resident of this city, now making his home at Langford, was in the city yesterday, and spent few holrs while en route home from a visit at Ell Dorado. <: Major w. J. Parkes, civil engineer,