Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-29

in the city yesterday, transacting bu- siness.
 l. Goldstein, of Jonesboro, was a recent business visitor in the city. MT. Goldstein is a former resident of this city.
 F. IL. - Young, the Iron Mountain claim agent of Little Rock. was in the city yesterday, on business for the company.
 C. W. Allport went to Grady yes eefday morning, on a business trip connected with his real estate and lumber business.
 Julius s. Traub and bride, former ly Miss Corrinne Brown, returned yesterday from their honeymoon trip to Hot Springs.
 Mrs. B. F. Kendall and children left yesterday afternoon for their home at Abilene, Texas, after a visit witt Mrs. A. B. Niven, in this city.
 Ragland Fitzhugh, who has bee spending several months in Memphis. attending the Nelson Business College is expected home Saturday.
 Mrs. D. H. Duncan and two sons. David and Donald, returned yester- day afternoon from Iuka, Miss. where they have been spending few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Ridley, of smy- Ia, Ga, and Miss Otis, of Gainesville. Texas, were in the city yesterday en route to Smyra, after spending sev- eral days in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Alex Strauss has returned from Dumas. Mrs. Strauss accom- panied her son, Alvin Strauss, as far as Dumas, when he left for New Or leans to enter school yesterday morn- ing.
 County Judge James Gould left yes terday afternoon for Oklahoma City on a business trip. Judge Gould has some interest in some oil lands in Oklahoma and was requested to come there immediately to consider an offer for them.
 Mrs. D.. A. Peck will return Sun- day from several months visit to her daughter, Mrs. Robert Trimble at Boulder, Colorado. While away Mrs. Peck attended the Conservation Congress at St. Paul, as a delegate from Arkansas.
 Misses Bernice Thalheimer and Dora Waterman and Alvin Strauss and Julian Waterman left yesterday morning for New Orleans, where they will enter school. Mrs. Gus Water man accompanied them as far as Du- mas, to spend a short while with Mir. Waterman.
 Mrs. l.. L. Ledbetter, who has been spending the summer with rela- tives in Camden arrived in the city, yesterday afternoon, for a visit with Mr. Ledbeiter's parents in this city, She will leave soon for Mississippi, where she vii join M". Ledbetter who is in the cotton business there.
 Mrs. Florence Hearn is expected home today from the east, where she has been spending the summer. She spent some time at Richmond, Old Point Comfort, Va, and Washington, D. G., Mrs. Hearn will be accompani- ed home by her sister, Mrs. Octavia c. G. Newman.
 Mrs. Mary Amis, of Rison, was i'll the city yesterday afternoon but left , on the late train for her home. Mrs Amis was with the European party and Misses Duncan and Angell, who have been touring Europe for a few months. Mrs. Amis, who spent lasl winteG in this city, states that she will probably spend the winter here this year, with Mrs. Baker, on Lau- Tel street.
 James O'Brien, of the Cotton Belt who several months ago had the mis- fortune to have a foot badly crushed under the wheels of car, and who has since that time been at the Cot ton Belt hospital in Texarkana, is sufficiently recovered to be able tc come to this city on a visit to his sis , ter, Mrs. Nellie Oaks. MT. O'Brien will remain here for few days and will then return to the hospital where he will remain until fully recovered IT.VTTjE A nEpTTTV TN