Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-10

terday stated that she showed no ir- provement June Ingram is spending few days on Silver Lake, fishing.
 Mrs. William Loeb. of Little Rock, arrived last night for a visit with Mrs. j. Milford Dreyfus for a few days Senator A. J. Johnson pass ed through the city yesterday en route to his home at Star City from Little Rock.
 Mrs. M. C. Cross will leave soon for Philadelphia, 10 be in attendance at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Eddie Brown
 Miss Virginia Crittenden, of Althai- mer, arrived in the city yesterday aud will spend a few days here with friends. President H. K .D5ney for the Sen ate. left yesterday morning for the capital city. after spending a few days { in the city
 Jack O'Keefe, d former resident, of this city who is now managing a hotel in Missouri. is in the city visi,- ing his family.
 i Miss Gertrude Fox has returned from Philadelphia, where she attenl- ed Coombs' conservatory of music dur ing the past term.
 f Mrs. w. O. Frietag, of Jackson, Mich, who has been visiting MT. aud Mrs. Lon Macon, left yesterday after noon for her home.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w Gibson and Miss Ruby Gibson have returned from the Gibson plantation at Sherrill, wh re they spent several days.
 Mrs. J. w. John and children left last night for Senatobia Miss, where they will be the guests of relatives for about two weeks
 w. R. Stich. secretary of the local Young Mems Christian Association has gone to Decatur, H., his former home, @ attend sick relative.
 Mrs Walter Bradford, of Oklahoma, and Mrs Addie T. Owen, of Texas, a'e guests of Ms. H. P. Bradford Thr- teeri.h avenue and Cherry street
 Miss Gertl ude Dodds and Miss Na-- tie Mullikin lief yesterday afternoon for points in Texas, where they will be the guest of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Harry Hankins and children have returned 10 their home at Mon. ticello. after pleasant visit with Mrs. Hankins' mother. Mrs. M. c. Cross. ~ Miss Moree Burks will leave today for San Francisco. where she will at Snd the big convention of school teachers. Miss Burks is popdlar teacher in the local schools.
 Clifton Murphy and wife, who made thclr home at Fairfield during great CT part of the winter, are now spend- ing much tune in the city. MT. Murphy makes an occasional business trip t) Fairfield.
 Mrs. A. H. Rowell Mrs. Willie Row. ell and Miss Sallie Woodson, of Ar lington, Tenn, left yesterday morning f)r Farrell, to be the guests of rela- tives Mrs. A. H. Rowell returned yesterday afternoon.
 Creed Caldwell was called to the home of his mother, near Sulphur Springs. Thursday night on account of the illness of his parent. He returned here yestei day and stated that his mo- ther was improving.
 D.. William Breathwit has returned flcm Rison. where on Thursday he ad- dressed the t-achers institute. He left yesterday for McGehee, where he will appear befl)rc the teachrs of Chicoj and Desha counties.
 Mrs C. B. Thomasson, aunt of Yates Van Vaukenburg, and WibH Il. the little son of Mr. Van Vaulkcnburg, left yes er3ay afternoon for Mem- phis, where they will be the guests of relatives and friends.
 w. l.. Banks, of Paducah, Ky; J. w.. Sanders, J. w. Allen and Tyre Richardson have returned from Sir yer Lake, where they enjoyed fis..' They report fine luck and say the crops are prospering.
 MT. and Ms. w. H. McQui%on of
  day afternoon, after 9 visit in Teyas. Mrs. McQuiston is the guest of Mrs. ]. s. Wiley. MT. McQuiston returned to his home at Monticello.