Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-17
Monticello.

Prosssutin. Attorney T. Havis Nixon has returned from visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. H. Riley has returned from a three weeks visit with Mrs. Robert H. Hynes at Van Buren.
 w. A. Rutherford and w. A. AL bright, of Batesville, Ark, are guests at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. R. Hurley Hankins and little son, Hugh, of Warren, are in the city visiting Miss Florence Dewoody.
 Miss Frances Giles, of Little Rock, is in the city visiting her brother, w. H. Giles, United States inspector here.
 Mrs. Josie Boulden left yesterday for her home at Dermott, after d visit with Mrs. E. T. Maupin, ill this city.
 Henry Cook, of Cineinatti, was ill the city yesterday visiting relatives. He left during the day for other points.
 Mrs Minnie Yoe, of Camden, who has been wis ting her sister, Mrs w.. w. Byrd, left yesterday afternoon for her home.
 Dr. Ed Stanley, of St. Louis, pass ed through the city yesterday morn ing en route home after business vis- it to Tillar.
 Ms. Nellie Hicks Hunter, after a delightful visit here with H. Riley and family, will return to her home in Memphis today.
 Miss Minnie Skaggs. a popular young lady of Horse Cave. Ky, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. T. H. Pritchard.
 Mrs. Simon Bloom has been sick for several days at her home or West Second avenue, but was much improved yesterday.
 Mrs. Gharles Williamson and daughter, Miss Dorothy, and Mrs. C.. E. Boehm, of Stuttgart, were recent visitors in the city.
 Miss Bessie Culberhouse, of Jones' boro, arrived in the city yesterday af- ternoon for visit with her sister, Mrs J. A. Crawford.
 Rev. w. c. Davidson left yesterday afternoon for Prescott, where he will attend the annual conference of the Little Rock M. E. Conference.
 Mrs. F. E. Renfrow and A. w. Mills returned yesterdays morning from Monticello where they attended the funeral of Mrs R. IA Pickens.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Ferguson will probably leave this week for all ex- tended visit to other points, on ac- count of MT Ferguson's health.
 Mrs. N. F. Hall and baby, former ly of this city, have arrived from Dewitt and wilA spend . few days here with J. A. Clement and family
 Mrs. J. s. Glaze, sister of J. B. Scud- der, of this city, left yesterday after noon for her home in Hot Springs, af- ter visit here with MT. and Mrs Sc-ddcr
 : 'Dr. s. D. Wilson, the cancer spe' cialist, left yesterday afternoon fol 1 Woodson, where he intended spend ing the night transacting profess on al business He expects to 80 te  Little Rock today.
 , Mrs. D. R. Tones left yesterday af ternoon for her home in Little Rock after conducting the Musical Coteri' concert yesterday morning and dir ecting the practice of the Coterl Chorus yesterday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Billy Taylor, of Littl
 Rock, are in the city. They ar guests at the Arlington Hotel. MI Taylor is a cigar salesman and l working this sectioF of the state. Jeff Hicks and his chief enginee MT. Brown will leave>today for He l Springs. where they will attend tn national convention of ice manufat : turers, who are meeting there th1 week.
 . Mrs. A. w. Mills, returned yeste' : day afternoon from Monticello, whe'
 she attended the funeral of her mott
 CT, Mrs. R. A. Pickens. She wa , accompanied home by her father WI will spend a few days With her. , Miss Mamie Luden, of East s Louis, H., niece of Mrs. J. E. Wilso of No. POT Ohio street, and the lltt ! daughter of Mrs, B. Winning, of N
 1903 East Third avenue, have pe' d very sick with ptomaine poisonln 0 but were some better yesterday