Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-17

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 Hon T. Havis Efxn left yesterd y afsaru ooa for Ligtle Rock, to attend t6e Reunion ao- few days.
 Miss Norma Chatham, of Marlin, Texas, is visiting 3Ir. and Mrs. Will Miller, on South Main street
 AIr and Mrs. C. fl. Gammil and daughter, Miss Etna lGammill will spend tomorrow at the Reunion.
 Mrs. Della Rogers and son, Jet. have arrived in the city from Jones' br, and will spend the summer here.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Sterling Cockrill in Little Rock for a few days. / @.
 Mrs. Jack Conklin has arrived in the city and is the guest of Mrs. Jehn Holman, on West Barraque street.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster returned yesterday from Little' Rock, where he spent brief visit to take in the Re- union.
 Deputy County CleSk, A W. Lowe, left yesterday afternoon fer Little Rock, to attend the Reunion for a few days.
 Miss Ethel Schloss will go 10 Little Rock today to attend the Reunion and spend a few days the guest of Mrs. Rafe Levi.
 Mrs. Lawrence P. Dawson, Of Sel- ma, Ala, is visiting her sister Mrs, R. C. Thompson, in this city for 8 few weeks.
 Mr ard Mrs. Henry Scheutze, of Maria, Texas, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Weilbacher, their un- cle and aunt.
 Mrs. F. K. Mosely, of Rob Roy, was in the city yesterday and met her grandmother, of Charlotte, x. C., who will visit her,
 w. j. Rushing, of Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday en route to Sheridan, to attend his mo- ther, who is sick.
 Miss Mary Lindsay has gone to Tc- peka. Kansas. where she will visit Ms. H. H. Hunt, formerly Miss Tip Lindsay, of this city.
 Mrs. s. E. Burner, of PlainvieW, Ind, arrived in the city yesterday af- terncon for visit with her daugh- ter, Ms. J. E. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter@'B bone aud lit tie daughter sseaie,a.aof Bonham. Texas, are visiting Mrs. Cowan for two weeks in this city.
 Howard Strauss ard Julius Leitner left yesterday for the Reunion. MT. Leitner will join his wife, who went to Little Reck on Monday.
 Hugh McGsughy and Ray Mead left yesterday afternoon for the capital city, where they will spend a few days attending the Reunion.
 Samuel Johnsons city editor of ;i.c Graphic and secretary of the Pine Bluff News Service, will Spend today at the ReunionSin Little Rock.
 Curtin NJ. @Nichol, Meyer Sclms n, T. Havis Nixon and other Pine Bluff fians will go to Little Rock tomorrow morning to attend the Reunion.
 Sidney w. Smith, of New Orleans, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jessie Banks, No. SO3 Main street. He will also spend a few days at the Reun- fonn.
 Mrs. E. L. Barnett and children, who have been visiting Mrs. w. E. Hall, on South Main street, left yes terday afternoon fer their home at Warren.
 Earl Pierce, of Paducah, Ky. is spending a few days in the city. MT. Pierce is Pine Bluff boy and has only been living in Paducah fer short while.
 Mr. and Mrs J. T. Harris, of Sal em, Ala, will arrive here today fer visit with Ms. Harris brother, Mrs. w. s. Powell, wh) lives near this city on the Warren road.
 Mir and Mrs. J A Gloggner and son, Harry Edward, have returned fncm St. Joseph, Mo-, where they spent several months, and will make their home here in future.
 M. Birdsong, of Jackson, Tenn, who has been, attending the Reunion at Little Rock, is in the city visiting his brother-in-law, Attorney A. T. White law, and family. He says he may locate in Pine Bluff.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. K Caruthers ST., of Comp, Miss, parents of Dr. c. K. Canuthers of this city, will arrive here Thursday from the Reunion in Little Rock, and be the guests of Dr. end Mrs. Caruthers Jr.