Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-01

MISS Sue ISduSeS dHQ l1tIlc GleGe, Dearie Holder, of Helena, are visiting Misses Clara and Lucy Hearn Broad street.
 Mrs. J. D. Currie and daughter, Miss Cornelia Currie, left yesterday afternoon for Winchester, to visi+ NIT. Currie.
 Mrs. J. B. Auburn has returned to her home at Chicot after a visit With her brother, J. A. Bowles, and family of this city.
 4. \. LeLaurin left yesterday after 2oon for Little Rock, where he will visit his son, Gus LeI.aurin, who has been quite sick.
 Mrs. Ben silbernagle and son, Louis, left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, where they will be the guest of relatives.
 Frank Sc,)tt and daughter, Miss Esther, of Monticello, are in the city eo hCseild thi ,. V. Ih. .JOueS, WHO IS Mrs. Scott's aunt.
 Misses Ellie Reeves, Moree BurKs and Sannie Reeves and Moore Knox, W. R. Stich and John Varga spent yesterday at Sulphur Springs.
 Earl Pierce has gone to Paducah, Ky, where he is connected with the News Democrat. He has been here for few weeks visiting relatives.
 c. D. Luton, former resident of this city, now living in Little Rock, has returned to the capital, after spending several days visiting here.
 B. s. Maloney and Joe Macon went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon as the advance guard of the local delegation of Arkansaw Travellers.
 E O. Harrison and B. c. Wallace returned yesterday from Texarhana where they attended the annual meet ing of the Arkansas Postoffice Clerks
 w. N Trulock, Charles Chesnu-t Thomas Green lSr., H. N Atwood and other Travellers will go D Litt'e Rock today to attend the Travellers convention.
 o. M. Warrington and sister, Mrs Worthen, will leave today for Sal Lake City and other western points to spend several weeks with rela. tives and friends
 MT. Armbrewster, of DeSoto, Mo. is in the city the guest of his bro. ther, George Armbrewster, for few days, while en route to Texas for a visit with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Looney and lit. le daughter, who have been the guests of Captain and Mrs. Leon Levy, left yesterday afternoon for their home 1T Mineral Wells, Texas.
 Mrs. s. l.. Crawford, who has beer visiting Mrs. John Fowler left ses. terday afternoon for her home in ihe capital city. She was accompanieG home by Mrs. Towler.
 Frank Lieberman, 'who has beer attending Tulane University at New Orleans, in the Medical Department arrived home yesterday afternoon, tt spend the summer with his parents.
 J. P. B1uthentha1, of Bunkie, La. Prof. Parish, of Jonesboro, and Mrs M. B. Swain, mother of the late J w. Swain, were in the city yesterda, and attended the funeral of MT. Swain
 MT. and Mrs. J. o. Noyse left yes. terday for their home in New O. leans, after visit with Mrs. M. E Speers and ether relatives and friends in the city. They have been here since the Reunion.
 Mitchell Selligman, the we'll krowr architect lief. yesterday afternoon .ol Stuttgart, where he will let the con ract for $50OOO High School building. MT. selligman will also go to Louisville, Ky, and Mariana Ark, on similar business trip.
 MT. and Mrs F. F. Madding, oi Little Rock; Miss Lillian Medley, oi Charleston, Miss; Miss Margaret Armstrong, of Summer, Miss; and Miss Sallie Davis, of Moberly, Mo are being entertained at the home of Mrs. w. F. Coleman, on South Cherry street.
 E. H. Ford and family, lof Little Rock were in the Icity yesterday. They expect to move to this city next week and make their home Mr. Ford who has been connected with the Coca Cola Boiling Works in Lit tie Rock, will be with the local brancn when ho rpnvo tn .bic