Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18

Henry B. Speers, -Farrar Martin and W, M. Toney~'~Went to Little Rock yesterday morning t{ Mr. s2aers au- tomobile.
 Ms. J. A. Clement and daughter, Miss Ethel Clement, will go to Lit tie Rock this morning to attend the Reunion.
 George B. Bucks, of Camden, is among the visitors in the city. He is the guest of his brother, Louis Bucks.
 Mrs. Henry Marx left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock, where she i, will visit relatives until after tho Re- union. Captain Leon Levey and family will be among the Pine Blufifans wh9 are to attend the Reunion at Little Rock today.
 Tyre Richardson, J. W. Allen, Bob Hancock and Bob Bufford will be among the Pine Bluffians who are going to the capital today
 Mrs. M. Sonnenschein, Mrs. NJ. E. Bloom and Miss Josie Dreyfus went to Little Rock yesterday to visit relatives and attend the Reunion
 Misses Lillian Philp1t and Selma Schloss will be among the Pine Bluff fians to witness the big Reunion par ade at Little Rock this morning.
 D. J. Pearcy, of Jackson, Tenn, spent yesterday i'll the city with his relatives, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Scales He is attending the Reunion at Little Rock.
 Deputy sheriffs Clifford Brewster and R. H. Williams spent yesterday at the Reunion in Little Rock and Deputy Sheriff s. F. Hilzheim will sl there today
 Mrs. J. H. Bond, of San Antonio. Texas, is expected to arrive here in few days to visit her mother, Ms M. E. Smart, and other relatives for a few weeks
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T. G. Parham and F. P. Hearn, manager of the Pine Bluff Telephone Company's plant, will spend today at the Reun- ion in Little Rcck.
 F. G. Smart and wife, Mrs. Lutie Montgomery and Mrs. Corinne Knox and MT. and Mrs. Hinton Ferguson made the trip to Little Rock yester- day in their automobiles.
 Miss Mildred Adams has returned from a visit with Mrs. c. F. Stewart, at Lake Charles, La. Mrs. Stewart accompanied her home and is visiting K. A. Adams and family.
 Ms. J. Milford Dreyfus is visiting relatives at Little Rock during the Reunion. Mr. Dreyfus and Sam Solm- son will go to the capital this morn ing to spend the day there.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kahn. and daughter, Miss Lorinne, arrived yes terday from Memphis and will spend a few days here with Mrs. Dam sil- bernagle and ether relatives.
 James Walker, formerly in the fur niture business in this city p9w liv- ing in Oklahoma, is here speading a few days with his sister, Mrs. F. G. Bridges and other relatires.
 Mrs. E. A. Peck has resurned from Washington, D. C., and Cincinnati, Ohio, where she attendeGthe D. A. R. meeting at the former Pace and vis- ited relatives at the later.
 Miss shuerer, a rpular school teacher who has beet teaching schcol at Dumas, was in Ae city yesterday on her way to Union City, Tenn, where she will Spend the summsr with relatives. x ~
 Misses Emms WAbouf,ne, Elizabeth Adams, Elizakth >sShober and Mel bourne McCb i'd June Coles, chap eroned by fs. M. K. Wilbourne, will go to Littp Rock this m>rning to at tend the Reunion.
 Circm Clerk G. E. Lytle, Deputy CircuiFClerks Yates Van Valken- burgH and Grover Lytle, and Miss Pinkt Harris, of the same office, wer to Little Beck yesterday to at teH | the Reunion.
 Miss Carrie Woolfolk left yesterday fir Pine Bluff to visit her sisters, t Hrs. Garland Brewster and Ms. Jhas. Wall. From there she will go ' o Little Rock and attend the reun- on.-Stuttgart Arkansawyer. : R. l.. Crump, of New York, who C pent some months here being asso- lated with Ford, Bacon and Davis in he building of the new light and ' water plant of the Pine Bluff Cor 'oration, is again in the city on a g isit. g Mrs. A. Musachia, Of Dallas, Texas, (