Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-09
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Q N>oAA5 OL E0N eden yesterday in the city on business
 Mrs. Ed Wallen is at home aftor . visit with relatives at stuttgart
 A. 5. McCray, of Dardanelle, was i'll the city on business yesterdav
 o. H. Richardson spent yesterday Ill Little Rock, uansacting business
 J. 0. Sivess. of the Gordon S+oro went to Little Rock yesterday morn ing.
 Mrs. M. Buerkle and Mrs. Christine Buerkle, of Stuttgart are visiting in the city.
 Attorney M. Danaher left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, on a legal business trip.
 J. T. Lloyd left yesterday afte,- noon for Monticello and Warren. on business trip
 Miss Minnie Manees has returno to Memphis, after visit here with Mrs. w. l.. Davis.
 Mrs. N. A. Waldron returned last night from St. Louis, where she has been spending some time.
 MT. and Mrs. L. W. Clement oi English, witnessed The Mery Wia- ow' in this city last night.
 Mrs Wiltshire Riley, of Louisville. Ky, arrived in the city last evening for a visit with relatives and friends.
 Dr. J. A. Talbot, Garland Gatling. and Jo Elliott, of Fordyce. witnessed "The Merry Widow" in this city last night.
 c. E. Clarke connected with the Sawyer and Austin Lumber company, left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock.
 Mrs. R. 2. spillnan anu naby have returned from Paragc uld, whN they spent abont two weeks with relatives and friends.
 w. L. Carr, of the Mann-Tanker- sley Drug company, left yesterday for a business trip to points South on the Iron Mountain.
 James M. Drake, formerly of this city, now of TexaFkana, la, yestec- day afternoon for3 Little Rock after spending :. few avs in this city.
 Mrs. J. R. Parsons returned last night from Little Rock, after visit with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Wilson, formerly Miss Grace Parsons, of tnl~ city.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Nicks, of Swan Lake, were among the visitors ill the city last night to see The Merry Wl- dow, the attraction at the Elks theater.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster and Deputy Sheriff R. H. Williams spent yester- day in Little Rock, where they took a number of county prisoners to the State prison.
 R. M. Fletcher and brother, B. A Fletcher, have gone to GoldthWalte Texas. where they were called to at tend the funeral of their father, Whc died suddenly.
 Deputy District Attorney T. G. Par ham, and Coroner H. E. Williams, who went ito Moscow Yesterday to investl' gate the murder of a negro man ana his wife there, returned yesterday a1- ternoOn.
 G. w. Hays and wife and j. M Parker and wife and son, who nave been spending few days in the GU! at the A. .inston, left yesterday io' Little Rock where they will visi before returning tc Camden.
 Miss Mary Woodford, after seV- eral weeks visit with Miss Mary Gels reiter,s left yesterday for her home al Paris. Ky. Miss Geisreiter accom- panied her to Memphis, to be the guest of Miss Dorothy Erode
 Mrs. T. J. Collier and daughter Miss Kathleen, of Alth9imef, afrlV' ed yesterday afternoon and attended "The Merry Widow at the Elks Thcater la.i night They were the guests of M.. and Mrs. A. s. Trigg'
 Theo M. sanders. 0: Little Rock' al architect, passei through the ciN yesterday en .0rte home from Rs on. where ae is building cour house. Among Mir Sande"s contrae'! is one for a s50,ooo coal rouse a Prescott.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Williams re- turned last night from L,tle no'N where he spent the day, the guest U officials in that city. Deputy WIT Hams took seven negro prisoners u the state renitentiary yes1e- Qa morning.
 Mrs. George A. Lake, of -Hamp'on Va. nee Miss Mamie White or tii city, will arrive here tom2rfo" to o a the guest of Major and Mrs. C' U