Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-26
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T. R. Pugh, of Portland, was in the city yesterday.
 Judge ,ans, oos>hess returned from Little Rock
 A. Brewster is home from short stay in Little Rock. J. F. Clemmons, of Swan Lake, was in the city yesterday.
 sorrells Dewoody AAs gons to Kingsland, on business trip.
 Alex Lazarus was a busnees yisit- or in Little Rock yesterday. A. J. Simmons, of Hot Springs, is in the city on business visit. i Mrs. Charles Levy is visiting rela- tivee and friends in Little Rock. i MT. and Mrs. L. W. Clements. ol | English, spent yesterday in the city : Jim Goodwin, formerly of this city now of Langford, spent yesterday il the city.
 Ed Harper has returned from Cam den, where he spent few days on a business trip
 i J. A. Ivey, a piano man of Warren Ark, is spending a few days in the city on business.
 i Mrs. Sam Kaufman and Mrs. Ben Kaufman spent yesterday in Little Rock, With relatives. Wolf Nichols, manager of the Fam ous, is expected home today from a business trip to St. Louis.
 Mrs. Marcus Sonnenschein spent yesterday in Little Rock, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mike Yout Sam Nichols, of the Famous, has returned from a business trip to points North on the Cotton Belt.
 Mrs. S. M. Dodds who has been the guest Of Mrs. J. Preston Jordan, left yesterday for her home at Sherrill Mrs. Blackburn, sister of Mrs. J. c. Reno, has returned to her home in Dallas, after visit with MT and Mrs. Reno.
 Joe Simon has returned to his home in Helena, after spending some time with his brother, J B. Simon and family.
 Attorneys s. J. Hunt and Mike Danaher have returned from Wal ren, Bradley county, where they at- tended the chancery court.
 Nr. and Mrs. Mike Tout have re- i turned from their wedding trip and have taken up their residence at 11O1 West Fourth street-Little Rock Gaz- cite.
 Percy McGeorge\ \es reprned from his old home near hebhond, Va. where he was called t&attend his , fathers illness and death, which oc- cured few weeks ago. l Mrs. Al Hirschler has returned tc her home in Cincinnati, after spend. ] ing several wekes here with rela- ives. She was called here to attend the funeral of her father, Sam Kauf- man.
 i Mrs. D. R. Fones, of Little Rock returned home yesterday afternoon after a visit with her parents, Rev ] and Mrs. c. c. Cline Mrs. Cline ac. companied her home and will spend some time with her in Little Rock.
 McGarvey Cline, son of Rev. ant Mrs. c. c. Cline, of this Aity, Jeff yesterday afternoon for his home il Madisc'a, Wis, after visit here witl Rev. and Mrs. Cline. MT. Cline is sup erintendent of the forest resreve il Madison.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin, representative from this county to the House il Little Rock, and the firm supporter of the "Toney Salary 'Bill," spen last night in the city. He will re turn on the early morning train to day. Judge Kerwin came down t. attend an important meeting of Cot ton Belt Camp No. 1869, M w. O A., last night.
 c. H. Triplett Jr., left yesterda, afternoon for Memphis, where he wat to have met Mrs. Triplett and baby who are en route home from Abe marie. N. C., after a visit ot severa weeks with relatives MT. and Mrs Triplett expected to reach here ear. ly this morning, and will be accon,. panied by Mrs. Louis Mcconnell. ot Memphis, a,n aunt of Mir. Triplett who will visit them for a short while
 The Machinists' Union will holt