Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-28
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the city yesterday. Sheriff Edgar Brewster spent yes terday in Little Rock. Miss Victoria Goree has returned from visit at Douglass. Rev. w c. Davidson left yesterday morning for Arkadelphia.
 Wiley Roberts has returned from a trip to Fordyce and Warren.
 Miss Virginia Crittenden is still sick at her home at Altheimer.
 Judge James Gould mas gone to Grayson, La, on business trip.
 A. E. Hartsell, of .Draughon, spent yesterday in the city en business.
 Tom Purvis is spending several days in Helena on a business trip
 Nose G. May has returned to Lake Village, after short visit in the city.
 James Franklin, of Little Rock, was "a business visitor in the city yester- day
 F. R. Bloom, the local insurance man spent yesterday in Little Rock on business
 MT. and Mrs. Garrett Howsen gre spending a week with relatives at Monticello.
 Mrs. George w. List Aas as her guest Mrs Norwood Lash, of Tor onto, Canada.
 Mrs. George Vining and baby, of Birmingham, are visiting MI and Mrs J. H. Eddins.
 H. l.. Sternberg has returned to Little Rock, after spending Sunday here with his wife.
 Hugh McGaughy left yesterday af- ternoon for McGehee, where he will spend few days.
 Mrs. V. o. Buck, Of Camden, is the guest of Mrs. Robert Martin on South Pine street.
 Miss Fay Scull has returned to Cam den, where she is the guest Of rela- tives and friends,
  in the city visiting Miss Eva Kauf- man for a few days.
 J. ID. Currie, of Winchester, was in the city yesterday visiting his family on Laurel street
 T. c White and son, Davis, nave gone to Sherrill, where they will visit relatives and friends. WI. c. CMcCreary, of Memphis, was in the city yesterday and was the lguest of Cecil Baker last night.
 Representative w. B. P!nney ielt yesterday morning for Little ROCK, after brief visit in the city. Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer has re- turned to Little Rock, after spenoifs Sunday with relatives in the city. D. c. Furr, of Altheimor, was in the city last night to see Louis Mann, Ill ''The Cheater'' at the Elks Theater' f Sextus Wilson is spending "a week l in Memphis, visiting relatives. lie IS a we'll known cotton buyer of this city [ w. J. Martin, the well known cot . ton man. has returned from Memphis, where he spent some tipe c1 busl- } ness.
 Mrs. Carrie Jacobs, who has peen visiting her son, Will Jacobs Ill '"is , city. has returned to her home III Ra- , cine, Wis.
 Miss Maibelle Craig, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. T. Pearce' VIII leave shortly for her home in San All } gelo, Texas. |, H. G. Rather, formerly 'of this cnv l now a prominent banker of Li''ie Rock was a business visitor in Pine Bluff yesterday. : Mrs. ID. H. Saunders is home TOM Little Rock, after attending the D' A R. convention and spending sonie time with Mrs. I. P. Shelby President H. K. Tones>of the State Senate left Sunday aftern9Sn for Lit tie Rock, after spending 5a few days in the city with his family. Mr. and Mrs Robert kestefsoh ) and little son, Kenneth, returned 'e : Pine Bluff this 'afternon, after visl' with friends here-stutgart ArNa"' sawyer :, Miss Agnes Pfeffer, who has pee' visiting Mrs. X. T. Roberts a' 'n' home of Col aA1ld Mrs. s. M. Taylor loft vesterdasieo yernoon for her home at Lebanon, lE : John H. Ps1F ss we'll known Llttn i Rock polatio'( se om0hunds0 ?. aas ,sr, an'