Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

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 Ralph Lowenfield, of Little Rock has returned home after spending . few days.
 Albert Kasselberg, has returned from Little Rock, where he spent a few days
 Miss Eddie Brown, who visited Mrs. M. c. Cross, has returned to her home at Philadelphia. 1 Miss Madge Zimmerman, of Cairo H., is in the city visiting MT. and Mrs. J. c. Witt. ] Ollie Bert Alexander has gone to Monticello, where he is attending the Agricultural College.
 Col. Gus Waterman has returned to Dumas. after spending few daya here with his family. J. M. Shaw left Sunday night for Monroe, La, on business trip. He will return home today. J. w. James, of Conway. arrived in i the city yesterday morning to reopen the James Business College. Dr. Ralph Chesnu't. Of rcndlfton, i vas in the city yesteIil, . 11e guest of his mother, Mrs Anna Chesnutt.
 James A. Buchan, the Oliver type- writer repre sentative, is spending 6 few days in the city on business.
 G. w. Allport has gone on a trip to Chicago, Milwaukee and Kansas City, where he is tnansacting business.
 R. O. .Shaeffer, of the Shaeffer News Service, of Little Rock, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Ed Maloney, of Monticello, passed through the city yesterday en route to Louisville, Ky, on business trip.
 Miss Louise Bridges left yesterday afternoon for Fordyce, wher she will be the guest of Mir and Mrs. A. E. Banks.
 w. B. Pinney, representative from this county was in Little Rock yes terday at the opening elf the legisla- ture.
 Mrs. Ben Ish Sr., has arrived here from Oklahoma City, and will make her home here in future with her son, Ben Ish.
 A. E. Brewster, after making his home in this city for several months has returned to his former home at Fordyce.
 Miss Linda Alexander, for several days the guest of relatives in the ctly. left yesterday for her home in Little Rock.
 Sidney Rutland of the St. Louis Cotton Compress Company, has re- turned from brief visit i'1 Little Rock.
 Mrs. Harry Hankins and children, after a visit with MT. and Mrs. M. c. Cross, have returned to their home st Monticello
 Jo Nichol, cAei6 of the the Sim mons National BaM in this city, spent yesterday in Iittle>Rock' attending Federal court.
 Never solmson, editor Sf the Graph ic. returned last night from Little Rock, where he attended the opening of the legislature
 T. c. Bain, a we'll known business man of Portland and also dlfecuor Vi ., c,;+;,onc Rank in this city, spent yesterday in the city
 Roy Gould. OF Oklahoma City, hss returned here to be the guest of ms ia ather. Judge James Gould, after short visit in Memphis.
 Herbert Robish, who injured ms eve in the boilsIsaop at the Cotuoh Belt shops, has gc'7fa to TeXarhaha ~ enter the company hospital.
 Mrs. \ H. Langworthy, of l1't'!7 Book is sneoding a fsw days ill tne city. Mrs. Langworthy is represen- tative of corset company
 Mrs. w. T. ,Seawell left yesterday morning for Little Rock to attend the wedding of Miss Hazsl Bragg Well known young lady of Little Rock
 Miss Gertrude West has gone 70 Cape Girardeau, Mo-, where she Will re-enter school. after spending a few weeks with relatives III the city. B. P. Toney and wife, who are vls- ting in Little Rock, spent yesterday in Little Rock and will arrive here to- day for brief visit with relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Waldo, of wal do, Ark, are here spendl-g lew days. They cams here from TexafK- ana, wher-l they are married Saturday. Judge A. B. Grace and Prosecuting Attorney T. Havis Nixon are attending the Dasha circuit court at Arkansas City this week. Court convened there yeSterday