Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-04

Selma, La., where she is the gue ;t of relatives and friends.
 Colin Fowler, of Fordyce, a former resident of this city, was recent business visitor in the city
 Miss Nelba Vowel, daughter of MT and Mrs. H. o. Yowell, has returned from visit in Little Rock.
 E. l.. Lowe, of Altheimer, was a recent visitor in the city. He was a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. Mamie Jackson is at home at No. 7O9 State street, after a brief visit with ends in Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Adams have gone to St. Louis, to be away several days attending grand opera ill tlat city.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Hayerstsc}l have gone to De Soto, Me where they will make their nome il the fu- ture.
 Miss Elizabeth Brown and Evan Gopee are home from Parasoald, where they visited Miss Brown $, father.
 Mss Maugerite Henniger, after 8 visit with Miss Rosalie Pbilpot in this city, has returned to ber home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Hattie Sumpter and Miss Ma jorie Sumpter, her daughter, arrived recently to be the guests of Mrs F, E. RenfrOw.
 MT. and Mrs. Walton have gone to St. Charles, Ark, after Q pleasant visit with MT. and Mrs J, 0. Sivess in this c.ty.
 Miss Alma and Edna Laagford have returned from Jonesboro, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Langford for several days.
 Carlyle C. Ramsey, of Little Rock, has returned there after visit w.th friends in the city. Mr. Ramsey for merly res; ;ded here.
 Miss Kahn, who was the guest Of Miss Emma DeiW0ody fs' several days, has returned to her homs n Prosperity, s. D.
 Rev. w C. Davidson went to Mos COW yesterday morning and attended the wedding anniversary dinner giN- en by pr. and Mrs. John.
 Walter Wall and Charles Wall, J. returned yesterday afternoon frorl Lylesville, N. C., where they sp5nt q few weeks visiting relatives.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T. G Parham was at Connersyille, Lincoln county, yesterday, prosecuting d ease against a negro for arson.
 Junius Barrow left yesterday for Sewanee College. at Sewanee, Tenn. to take up his stud es again, afttf spending the holidays at home.
 Miss Ella Fox, a P ne Bluff girl Whc is attending Handolh- Macon college spent the holidays with her uncle A. B. Gwathmey, in New York.
 Rev. J. D. Hammons left yester- day morning for Grady, on official busi ness for the Methodist oauftF He is presiding elder of this dis tr:ct
 Fred Brfngman and Rob Lee Byrt left Tuesday for Terre Haute, Ind. tf re.nptar .Rose Poiytec41-fc Institute after spending the holidays in tn city.
 Crawford Hudson left yssterda, for Memphis, to resume his studle' in the Draughon's Bus ness College after spending the hol days in thu city.
 Miss Fannie HaHs left Y-sterdJ71 for Greenville, Miss, to be the guas of relatives until her brothers we'd ding. Roy Hanf leaves Monday f. Greenville.
 Mrs. Martha Jacklnan and daughter Miss Edith Jackman. are in the cit. FlSlJlUS IGldllNS0, eillCl NA7-S NN Tamo. Miss Jackman is teachin. school at Ozan, Ark.
 Miss Goree Pellen, of Washington D. C., who has been the guest of he aunt, Mrs. J. L. Goree, hos gC'le t' Kansas City, where she will be thu guest of her aunt, Mrs. Allen.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. k. Jones, two vel known res dents of Sher dan, spen few hours in the city yesterday while en route home. They hav' been visiting in Princeton, Ky. Louis Levy, c. A. Greer, Ha"r Davis, Howard Williams and E. A Mitchell. of Camden, have arrived if the city t3 make their home. The. will Na in the saloon business her. 1 Mrs. $. E. May. of Searcy, Ark. an daughter, Mrs. w. H. Davis, of De witt. Ark, are visit ng F. G. Ma! ,1- o