Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-24

Miss Lulu Mitchell left yesterday afternoon for her home at Sherrill She was accompanied home by Miss Mary Smith, who will visit her.
 Mrs. V. V. Wright has returned to her home at Campbell, Mo-, after brief visit with her mother, Mrs. E. H. Duckett and other relativees.
 John o. Harrison was visitor in Little Rock yesterday, and attended the Land Congress as a delegate from the Real Estate Exchange.
 Mrs. C. M. Lynn, of Bovina, Tex as, is in the city for a few days, a guest at the Hotel Jefferson Mrs Lynn was former resident of the city.
 J. Brannon. of McGehee, has return ed to her home in Fort Worth, Tex as, after a visit with Mrs. Brannon, at McGehee.
 Mrs. Charles Triplett~-.2and baby, Elizabeth, with Mrs. o. c. Townsend, of New York, left yesterday after noon for Hot Springs, to be the guests of Mrs. s. c. Williamson.
 John F. Rutherford Jr., who has been attending college near St. Louis is in the city spending few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John F. Rutherford. on West Sixth avenue.
 Harry I. Holderness came up yes- terday afternoon from Fordyce, and with Mrs. Holderness left yesterday afternoon on his return to Fordyce. to attend the funeral of his brother, Robert T. ,Holderness.
 w. l.. Matthews, a former cotton man in this city, arrived yesterday from Bremen, Germany, where he has been located for the past season. Mir. Matthews formerly represented the Inman Cotton Company here.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wright, of Monticello, have been in the city for a few days, the guests of their Qdu2HlGI, MIS. J. lAlOS d Di :. Wright returns home Friday, but Mrs. Wright will remain for about two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd.
 Miss Bessie L. Fleming of Little Rock, has returned home after brief visit with Mrs. Dan Burford, ill this city. Miss Fleming was the trained nurse who attended Capt W. K. Ramsey, at Camden, and came here a few days ago. She is en route home to Little Rock.
 Miss Martha Leverenz, of Danville, H., left yesterday afternoon for Stuttgart, to visit relatives for short while. Miss LeverenZ was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Fred Kes- terson, while here, with whom she spent three weeks. Miss Leverenz is spending the summer in the South and will probably return here in short while.
 Doc w. Saunders and family arriv- ed here yesterday from their home at Dallas, Texas, to make Pine Bluff their future home. MT. Saunders formerly lived here but for several years has been located at Dallas, where he was engaged in the real estate business. He will probably engage in the same business here. MT. Saunders and family will be To- cated at Seventh avenue and Linden street. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs Saunders will give them a hearty welcome.
 J. J. Quinn and granddaughter. Mrs. Cora McMullin, left yesterday afternoon for Rison, to be the guests of MT. Quinn's son, B. F. Quinn and family. MT. Quinn and grand daughter came here several days ago from their homes at Henderson, ky, and have been visiting MT. Quinn's son, B. F. Quinn, and family in this city. The elder Mr. Quinn is very remarkable man. He is at present ninety-five years old, but is very ac- tive and is looking forward to his hundreth anniversary.