Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-12

M. l.. AItnelner or llllle hotk, spent yesterday in the city on husi- ness.
 Jim Gatling, travelling salesman, we'll known in this city, was here yes terday.
 c. w. Wesner, who was recently in this city on business, has gone to Stuttgart.
 Mrs. j. w. Crawford is visiting in Little Rock and will remain there for 8 few days
 Mr. and Nrs. !. F. Simon and little son left yssterday afternoon on visit to Little Rock.
 Trainmaster E,.~Rtchards of the Cot ton Belt, has returned from business trip to St Louis.
 Circuit Clerk-e1ect G. F. Lytle, of Altheimer, was among the visitors in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. John Gammill has gone to Haskill Texas, to he the guest of her parents for a month.
 Misses Anna and Minnie Maui have gone to Lewisville Ark, where they will visit friends for a few days.
 Miss Helen Thomas has gone to Amarillo, Texas where she will visit her sister. Mrs E. s. Walsh.
 Miss Mabel Carlee, of England, Ark, has returned to her home after a visit with Miss Mary Crawford.
 Miss Mary Barlow, of Texarkana, arrived in the city yesterday and will visit her sister, Mrs. w. R. Smith
 Miss Pearl McComb, of Moscow, is in the city the guest of her mother, Mrs. V. J. McComb, for few days.
 Mrs. M M.~Garrett, who has -heeh visiting Mis-. V. J. McComb, left yes- terday for her hene at AltheimeE
 Mrs T. M. Phillips has returned from short stay in Little Rock. She was accompanied home by Mr Phil lips.
 Mrs. Rebecca Franklin of Little Rock, is in the city visiting her sis ter. Mrs Meyer Weller, and other relatives
 Miss Iva Purvis has returned to her home at Paragould. after visit with MT. nd Mrs. R. F. Spillman, on West Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. T. D. Noble, of Stuttgart. ac- companied by her sister, Mrs. l. T., Constant. of Spencer. Iowa, are visit ing in the city.
 John Fowler, of this city, repre- senting the Rice-Stix Dry Goods Com- pany of St. Louis, was in Stuttgart on business Wednesday,
 Miss Josie Strauss has return ed from a visit with Mrs. Bessie Bloom, of this city, now spending while in Hot Springs for her health.
 Carl Hollis,--of-<Warren one of the bankers who attended the meeting in this eity Thursday, left~yesterday af- ternoon, on his,~return home.
 Mrs. Clarence Mclean, of Hot Springs, is in the city visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Goza
 Mrs. Beele Hallett, of Kansas City, who has been the guest of Mrs E. A. Schicker at the Arlington Hotel, left l yesterday afternoon for her home.
 Mrs. Harry Weisburd, of Holly Grove, arrived here yesterday after noon, and will visit her grandmother, Mrs. Max Veil. and other relatives. Meyer Berlin. of Berlin Brothers, leaves today for the Missouri mule markets, where he will purchase two carloads of fine mules and horses.
 A. M. Barrow is home from New i Orleans, where he went several days ago to attend the Mardi Gras carni- val. He saw the great aeroplane flight
 Mrs. F. ". Mullins and little daughter, Francis, left yesterday af- ternoon for their home in Texarkana. after a pleasant visit with Mir and Mrs. S. c. Alexander.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hall and baby. Margaret, have been the guests of Mrs. Halls mother, Mrs. Brummett, on Pine street for the past few days. They will leave today.
 Jim Wilson, Of Little Rock, was a busipessf visitor in the city Thursday and was the guest of Harry Wool dridge. MT. Wilson sa former stud ent Of the University of Arkansas.
 1T. Dalhoff, of Little Rock, a well l known railroad contractor in this