Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer, now o the capital city, is spending few days here with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. R H. NJ. Mills Lavt returned from Stuttgart, where they attended the Methodist conference.
 Mrs. o poole will leave ney week for Decatur and Birmingham Ala, to visit her son, Orville Poole
 Julus Leitner, returned yesterday afternoon from Dumas, after locking alser his interests there for few days
 Miss Louise Bridges leaves tomor- row for Fordyce, to be the guest oi }Ir. and Mrs. A. B. Banks for some time.
 Milford Brother Sonnenscheir will leave this morning for Little Rock to visit his sister Mrs. Mike Tout.
 J. A. Wood, district manager for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Con- pany. spent yesterday fin the city or business.
 Ollie Burt Alexander, who is at tending school at Monticello, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon tc visit his mother
 Thomas A. Bell, the St Louis rail road promoter and construction con- pany official, will spend today in the city on business.
 Miss Annie K Sheehan, the popular head nurse at the Florence Sanitar- ium, has returned from brief visit to friends in Texas.
 Mrs. Joe Simpson, of Malvern, after pleasant visit with Miss Bessie Alt wood, on West Fifth avenue left yes rerday afternoon for Little ROCK, fol a visit.
 Paul P. Schram left last night fe1 Texas, accompanied by Mrs Schram The latter, who has been in lad '@aalth for some montls, g-es there Ter her health.
 Eber DSdman, the Pine Fluff lac now on page duty in the House oi Representatives is spending a few days with his mother and othe" rela- tives in the city.
 John Kientz, the popular nign ticket agent in the Cotton Belt ticN ct office at Union Station. was or duty yesterday in the absence of Q Poole the regular day agent
 McGehee Williams, of Little Rock who has been here demonstrating thf Haynes automobile. of which he lE agent. left yesterday afternoon fol Little Rock to spend Sunday witt relatives.
 George w Lovejoy, tha popular sne well known resident of this City, sui fcred another spell of illness "aster day at his home on East Second ave rue. but was reported to be resting easy last night.
 Mrs. J. Fl. Gibson, of England, Ark is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs Edgar Blackwell. Mrs. Gibson was joirred yesterday by her young daugh- ter. Miss 'Clarice Gibson, who will al so spend few days here.
 Rev. M. w. Manvitie, of Sheridan
 fo fn where he was to have "attendei the Methodist conference. He was takef i'll at Union Station and forced to re- turn to his home.
 John Pierce, a former Pine Bluf1 hoy. and a graduate of the local Higf School, who is now making his home in Little Rock arrived in the city yes -ierday afternoon to spend Sunday the guests of friends. MT. Pierce is now connected with the McFadden Cottor agency in Little Rock.
 G. M. Trickett, travelling passenger representative of the Iron Mou n+aln who formerly worked this division but who is now working in the Mis sissippi and Tennessee territory pass ed through the city yesterday afte1' noon en route to Little Rock, 10 sl'ent a few days. Mr Trickett states tf1a arrangements will be made for { mammoth crowd to attend the Con federate Reunion in Little Rock iron his territory.