Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-26
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Miss Dixie Seigel, of Pioneer. La. IS visiting in the city
 (. s. Bacon left yesterday for Wal nut Lake, on business trip. Clarence E. Philpot spent yester- day i'll Little Rock cn business. | G. w. 'Allpo1G left yesterday morn ing for Grady, on a business trip. J. E. Boyee, of the Cotton Belt bank, left yesterday for Little Rock. $. A. Rosenberg has returned from three wekeIs, sojourn irtHot Springs. Mrs T. Havis Nixon has returned from visit with relatives at Sheri- dan
 Master George Robinson is in Stutt- gart visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. w. Plastow
 Constable Frank Stewart left yes terday morning for Dumas, on busi- ness trip.
 Miss Elizabeth Brown has gone to Palagould to spend a few days with her father
 Mrs. A. w. Mills and baby are spendinga week with R. A. Pickens at Walnut Lake.
 Mrs. D. w. Matthews has gone to Jonesboro, where she is visiting friends and relatives.
 o;, teldny afternon for Texarkana, on "a legal business trip
 city, is expected to csrrive from Tex arkana today for visit with her mo- ther, Mrs. J. l.. Davis.
 Miss Jennie Bland is expected home today from Teague, Texas, where she has been visiting for some time
 Colonel Gus Waterman, of Dumas. will arrive today from Dumas to spend few days with his family
 MT. Page, of Chicago, representing the Kimball Pipe Organ Company, is in the city transacting business wioh the Hclenberg Music Company
 Miss Mary Geisreiter. after pleasant visit with Miss Dorothy Erode, ir Memphis, has gone to Cam ton, Miss, to visit Miss Dinkins.
 Hugh Fox is the sqest Of H. W. Brown at Paragould Ark, for few days. Ms Fox and MT, Brown are on a hunting trip lnesr Paragould.
 Mrs. Jack Katzenstein and little son returned to their home in Little Rock yesterday aftern,oon after 0 visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanf. Detective Ed Cheek of the Gotten Belt railroad with headquarters in this city. left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock and Fl Dorado, on "a bus mess trip.
 Mrs. w. Fl Coleman and Mrs. M. c. Cross returned last night from Little Rock. where they attended the recent state meeting of the Daughters Of the American Revolution :
 Mir. and Mrs Jack Bernhardt, of Arkansas City, will arrivet here to- morrow to, witness the performance of The Cheater," by Louis Mann and company at the Elks that evening. x Mrs. Will Owen: formerly of this
 Herbert Moore, formerly of this city. passed through this city yessr- day from Marshall, Texas. to Bir- mingham, Ala, where he will make his home
 E. F. Ingram and Geo. II Williams, district commercial manager and dis trict plant chief, respectively, of Pine Bluff, called on Local Manager s. R. Love, of the Southwestern T. X T.. Co.,, the past week-Camden Herald
 Oaeaen w. Taylor, chief deputy in the office cf Secretary of State Earle w. Hodges, at Little Rock, came down last night to spend today in the city with his parents, Col and Mrs. s. M. Taylor, and other rela- tives.
 Thos Green, J. H. Culpepper, c. L.. Biggs, c. H. Monk, E A. Matlock, C. B. Puddephat and A. F. Nixon, of Pine Bluff, have returned from Stutt- gart where they attended the A. o. U. w. initiation, at which a class of thirty WIS taken in.
 Ralph Robinson, president of the State Associaicn of Funeral Drec- tors is in Hot Springs where he 2t- tended metiug of the executive committee. The committee met to select the next meeting place and dis cuss other business matters.
 Mrs. H. M. Fish and daughter, Miss Sadie, came down from Pine Bluff Thursday evening to spend few ta.ys visiting friends ir this city While here they will be the guests oi Mir. and Mrs. w. l. Fish.-Dumas Democrat @
 Mrs. Brummett has returned to her