Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-14
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charles LeverenZ has returned from i business trip to Stuttgart.
 Miss Pearl Burks has returned , from visit in Hot Springs. Mrs. w. H. Murphy, of Stuttgart, is in the city the guest of friends.
 Frank Bloom left yesterday on a business trip south on the Iron Moun- tain.
 Captain M. w. Ware. of Moscow. was fin the city yesterday on busi- . ness.
 County Examiner A. w. Lowe has returned from a sojourn at Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mfsssu uss E. Renfrow have gone to MountaiH>yalley: to spend vacation. Charles Dunnington. the contractor has gone to Moscow, where he has contract. Mrs. w. H. Westbrook is in Hot Springs; visiting friends and enjoying vacation.
 Miss Lida Caldwell has gone to At lanta, Ga, where she will enter Agnes ] Scott Seminary. MT. and Mrs. Fred Kesterson have , gone to Stuttgart, where they are wis iting relatives.
 Thomas A. Hill is expected home today from Little Rock, where he has
 been visiting relatives.
 Miss Catherine Murphy has gone to Lynchburg, Va, where she will enter Randolph Macon College. Harris Dalmberte, of Biloxi, Miss, is in the city spending several days with John Toney and other friends.
 Harry c. Stewart, of Camden, was
 recent visitor in the city. MT. Stew art is secretary to Senator Jeff Day is.
 Louis Silbernagle left yesterday ,, for Fayetteville, Ark, where he will attend the university during the win. ter
 $. c. Veil has returned from Hot Springs, where he has been for some time. His family will return Satur- day.
 Miss Adele and Hortense LeLaurin have returned from Little Rock, where they spent a month visiting relatives.
 Captain J. B. Turner left yesterday i afternoon for Hot Springs, where he will spend few days for the benefit i of his health.
 Sam Trimble left yesterday for Richmond, Va., where he will enter the University of Virginia for the coming term.
 Misses Elleine Harrison. and Grace
 Tsnhersley leave this morning for Searcy, where they will enter Gallo He! College.
 Crawford Hudson, left yesterday af- ternoon for Memphis, where he will attend Draughon Business College for , the coming term.
 Mrs. J. D. Lifts has returned from St. Louis, where she spent he vaca-
 ton and took course in scalp massage and hair treatment.
 Miss Margaret Dewoody left yes ] terday afternoon for Elizabeth College at Charlotte, N. C., where she will attend school for the coming term.
 George M. Wells has gone to Swan Lake and other points on the Arkan ! sas River railroad, in the interest of his firm, the Home Insurance Agency. i Misses Mary, Anna and Louise Mills of Little Rock, have returned home after pleasant visit here with MT. and Mrs. Tracy Mills, and other rela. , tives.
 Miss Mary Westbrooke left this morning for Pine Bluff, where she will visit for some time with her grandmother, Mrs. Jones. .-Jonesboro Tribune.
 MT. and Mrs. Pinchback Taylor, N. ,'B. Taylor, Mrs. R. F. Ezell and Mrs. ,, John s. Lewis have gone to Saline river in Dallas county, where they will spend a brief outing
 Miss Buchanan, of Stamps, Ark, is i, in the city the guest of Mrs. J. B. Rogers. She will leave today for Galloway College, where she will at tend school for the coming winter. Pete Sherry, formerly drummer at the Moon Theater, has returned from his home in Indiana, where he spent several weeks visiting relatives. He is now drummer at the Orpheo Thei ter.
 F. c. Burch, of Lake Village, was in the city yesterday on business. Mir. Burch, who is former Pine Bluffian, is now connected with B. P. Toney in the drug business at Lake Village.