Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03

nave returned from Paris, Texas, where they have been on visit MT. and Mrs. H. E. TrulocR have
 gone to Helena, where they are at tending the Travellers convention. | Mrs. B. C. Wallace is the guest of her relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Hardester in Hot Springs, for short while.
 T. k. Smallwoed, an insurance ad-
 juster of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday, adjusting recent fire los ses.
 Garland Pierce, Who has been at tending Cumberland University at Lebanon, Tenn, is expected home to- day.
 Miss Sallie Jarvis, Of Bankh"ad, 1 will arrive here today to be the guest of Miss Olivia AleXande, fer a few days.
 Mrs. Otto Schmidt and Miss Martha Leverenz left today for Pine Bluff to
 visit the formers daughter, Mrs Fred
 kesterson.
 Mrs. C. C. McGehee is home from a
 vls!t with her parents at Stuttgart.
 Her sister, Martha Oberly, aeeompan-
 led her home
 Miss Hattie Halsey and mother left
 yesterday afternoon for Memphis, . where they will spend the summer
 with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Dodds have nov ed to this city from Omaha. Neb., and are making their home at Mo- 903 West Fourth avenue.
 Miss Hennie Wilkins will return to- day from St. Louis, where she has
 been attending Hosmer Hall for the pdsl school term.
 Preston Grace has returned from the University of Missouri, at Colum-
 bia, Mo-, where he has been attending school for one term.
 Miss Mamie Nichols, student in i Nazareth College, at Nazareth, Ky, is expected home on June 17, to join | her father, Will Nichol. Mrs. N A. Waldron and little son and daughter left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, where they will visit
 relatives during the summer months. J. J. Moore, district agent of the United States Bureau of Agriculture, is in the city making an inspection of the government demonstration farms.
 o, V. Glass, who has been in the city for the past cotton season with the J. B. Sreers Company, left yes- terday afternoon for his home in Ger
 many.
 Miss Vera Breathwit, of Nashville, Tenn, passed through the city yes terday afternoon, en route home from
 Kingsland, where she has been visit ing relatives for some time.
 Mrs. Charles K. Harris and two children, of San Antonio, Texas, have arrived in the city and are the guests
 of Mrs. L. K Land. Mrs. Harris and children will spend the summer visit ing relatives in Pine Bluff, Redfield and Little Rock.
 Mrs. Meyer Weller and daughters, Misses Minette and Alma Weller, ,sho for some time have been making their home in Little Rock, have return e:i to the city and are making their home on West Second avenue. They have joined Miss Birdie Weller.
 Captain Ed Stanfield of Memphis, arrived in the city yesterday morning
 on the Steamer J. N. Harbin of that city. Captain Stanfield, is one of the ] r,cst popular men on the Arkansas
 river, and his many friends will De rleased to learn that he is able to be out again after several weeks of ilf
 ness.
 Wolf Nichols, manager of the Fam ous, will return this morning from St. Louis, where he has been for the past i few weeks confined in the hospital as the result of injuries sustained in a street car accident in that city. Mir.
 Nichols left this city to buy goods for his big store, and after making tho
 purchases was starting home when the accident happened.
 Misses Kate and Virginia Boggs of
 Lake Dick, passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route from
 Fordyce, wAere they attended the commencs 1,tnt exercises at the Clary Training School. They were met in
 this city 3y Mrs. J. D. Hagler, their
 aunt, frca, Tulsa, Okla, who was en-
 route to Lake Dick for a visit with relatives and friends. billiard H. Saunders, formerly of this city, but who has been making his home in Little Rock, for some time,
 has again came to Pine Bluff to make