Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-21

yesterday shaking hands with ms friends
 Mrs. I. P. Israel and daughter, Daisy, returned yesterday from a two weeks visit in Newport and Knox { vile, Tenn.
 Miss Carmeta Sanders has returned i from Spadra and northern points in this state, where she has been visiting relatives and friends.
 M. A. Hudson and Attorneys w. F. ' Coleman and NJ. Danaher have return f Il from Star City, where they attend 1 cd the circuit court.
 T. E. Adams, superintendent of mo- : tive power for the Cotton Belt return- l ed yesterday in his private car "o4,' | from points in Texas.
 Mrs. Sam Knox and little daughter arrived in the city last night from ,, Pasco, Washington, and will visit relatives here for a few weeks. Mrs. Englander, of Little Rock will arrive in the city today for visit | with her uduSulGI, A1Ci ASiil berg. on West Barraque street 1 David A. Gates, member of the State Tax Commission, spent yesterday in the city on business and returned to | I title Rock yesterday afternoon.
 w. H. Faust and wife have returned from points in the East, and are now l .1:.> Mir ENanSt iS train auditor on the Cotton Belt.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Richardson, of Marshall, Texas, will arrive n the
 city Friday for visit With Mi. and Mrs. James Smith On State street. Sheriff J. H. Parker, o4 Ouachita
 county, spent yesterday in the city on
 official business and While here was
 the guest of Sheriff Edgar Brewster. Mrs. Leo Peck has gone to Syracuse
 N. Y. for a short visit. She will be acconapanieA home by Mrs. E. A. Peck wnc has been spending some time in
 syracuse .
 ,ju9aee C. M. Philpot, county and probate judge, left yesterday for New
 Gasco1ly alnd neighboring towns where , he will inspect county road work in : progress there.
 Dr. A. w. Troupe has returned from :. little Rock where he accompanied his son, c. A. Troupe, who entered rthe medical department of the un;- sversity of Arkansas.
 Judge. John E. Martineau, of Little Rock, spent Yesterday in the city with his wife, who has been quite sick for several days at the home of her mol h. CT, Mrs. Bama Holcombe. =. S 's. Hopkins Nuckolls, has returned te Chicago after a visit with his parents MT. and Mrs. J.. D. Harold, in this cty. Mir. ~Nuckolls is connected witf Il the Chicago Underwriters aaboratoris;
 in Chicago
 1T Miion Eubanks, who has As,eln In the Il Cotton Belt hospital at Texarkana
 where two of,his fingers were amput l. ated, has returned to this city ant will soon resume his posiaiom at tho
 Cotton Belt shops MT. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and son l. Eugene, have returned from Buffalo
 N. Y., and points in Cansata MT Smith was delegate to the nattieInal conven Z. ton of Redmen in BnEalo The 1nea :, convention ps the Redn9sn will be helt
 in Charleston, & C.
 Adam Robin son, som Uf Ralph Rob inson, inc nnMerta ker, went to Thorn ;. ton yesterday on In1,nFe ssinnal bnsi mess. The child of prominent resi- :, dent died theu@ Tuesday night and h' was called there .1O lrls4a1re the bod!
 for burial
 Mr and Mrs Ed Aluzinsnn have re .nrned to shis citsi ianrd Mill make uhiI city the.r home during the Winte = .nonthx Mr:. AnuaaDm wia1 Joe in uh'
 cotton bmsaness here ;again this win ter He and his wife kave .bees spcs.ding some mon ths i'm New Yorl
 CM+v
 Hunter H. Knox whe sepresent
 the New YanR Life Ansuranese Com . pany in this city, has returned fror r Cooperstown, N. Y., where he Was in /. vited to attend the 100000 Club ban
 ruet- He says the agents from al " parts of the e0umtuy were nCMal Ny en
 tertained by the big concern.
 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Leflas and ,lsttl'
 daughter. Mary Elizabeth, left wester clay for Memphis where they win re
 side. Mr. Lef1ar who has beem here
 many years. is connected with the \ Sweet Orr Overall Company and has \ charge of Arkansas and Tennessee
 territory with headquarters in Mem. phis.