Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-18
HRIEF MENTION.
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Ed Knox is home from brief vis,t in Little Rock
 H. Hart left yesterday on q brief business trip to Memphis
 ]. M. Barber and family have mov- ed 10 Stuttgart to make their home
 l. M. Bennett, of l.ansford, spent yesterday in the city, transactins business.
 Miss Mattie~~Cuurie-is home from Philadelphia. where she visited friends
 Mrs M E. kennison. of Redtield, is the guest of relatives and friends in this city.
 Jules Borresen left yesterday alter noon on a brief business trip to .}Onesboro. Rev W: c, naAidso1.--ot-the First Methodist church, has returned from brief trir to Little Rock, ~ss Mrs>>0.. N; Speneer.e'has returned from Memphis. where she spent the ! past few days with friends. V. E. cleyre. of Little Rock, and II. G. Walz, of St. Louis, are in the city calling on their trade.
 Mrs E. C. Viets left recently for Fayetteville and Avoca, Ark, Whei'a she will spend several months. Mrs. Hen Burke left yesterday af- ternoon for her home at Olive Grove, Ark, after a brief visit in this city.
 Mrs. w. P. Kealy, of Camien, will arrive in the city in a few days for a. visit with her mother, Mrs W. W. Camel
 Miss Helen Bolt will arrive today frim Little Rock and be the guest of Mrs Gus Waterman and family for few days
 Col. Gus Waterman. of Dumas, spent Sunday in the city with his aElilN and was reported on the sies f.at yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Wallen have re- turned to their home in this city, af- ter a pleasant visit with relatives at Stuttgart,
 Harry Hankins left yesterday for his home-at ~Monticello, after srepd- ing~>a, few days with his wife and children in this city.
 Miss Fay Chestnutt.-Aas' returned from Trigf visit with friends at Camden. She also attended the Elks' banquet while there. Mrs. c. C. Newman accompanied by Mrs. D. w. Freeman, has gone to Little Rock to attend her relative. Mrs. Pattie St John. who is very sick
 Robert Trimble has returned from TexarKana, where he visited his Wlf' during Sunday Mrs. Annie Penrich and son. Joe Dellmon, have returned to their home at IIongview, Texas, after visit with relatives in this city.
 Attorney M. A. Austin and daughter Miss Bettie Austin, left yesterday at- ernoon on a trip to West Baden, 1nd' where they will spend about 10 days for MT. Austin's health.
 Mrs. J. w. Spencer. of St. Louls' who has been the guest of her mother Mrs. A. H. D. Perkins for while in this city, leaves Wednesday for her home.
 Mrs. Ben Thalheimer of Little Rock arrived in the city yesterday after noon, to attend the funeral of Mrs August ThaIheilner, which will occur l tomorrow.
 Rev. w. D. Buckner is expected home Friday afternoon, from Okla bona City. where he is attending a Missionary Conference of the Epls- coDal church.
 Mrs. w K. Wyche and Mrs. Marie Jackson left yesterday afternoon, for Little Rock. where they witnessed the ner-ormance of Little Memo" in that city last night.
 Airs. Mont Levy left yesterday for Fort Worth, Texas, to attend her e's- fer. Mrs. w. B, Atkinson. who IS very sick. Mrs. Lew will snend a few days in Fort Worth Mrs. N. E. McKissa"k. of Waldo. A-r mother ce A++orrAv c I. Hnnt. >f this city, is critically III at that