Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-31

C. H. Triplett left yesterday morn ing fo@ Ltt5 Rock, on a business trip.
 -A&gust Thalheimer left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, on a busi- ness tri
 Mrs NJ. C. Cross is the guest of her daugbs.r, Mrs. Harry Hankins, at
 Mrs E. S Thalheimer, Of Little Rock, is visiting her sister. Mrs. B. A Thalheimer.
 Attorney T. M Hooker left yester- day morning for Gould. Ark, on a business trip. X
 Miss Catherine Lindsa&, of Corner stone, spent yesterday SlHfhe city the guest of friends.
 Mrs. Guy Leflar and littleAaughter, have returned from a visit with rela- tives at Madding,
 James Hudson and Attorney J. w. Crawford have returned from hunt ing trip at Ellerson.
 J. c. Taylor left yesterday morn ing for Winchester, where he, will spend few days on business.
 M. J. Manning, a well known attor ney Of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city transacting business
 L. C. Saunders left yesterday after- noon for points in the Northern part of the state, on a business trip.
 Miss Ethel Johnson has returned to FordXce, after brief visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs E. E. Eiland turned to tleir home at Little Rock, after a 5r.,f visit Eere ";',. relatives.
 Attorney Nick J. Can't and Attor- ney r. G. Bridges left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock on legal busi- ness.
 Mrs. F. Cason and two children and her sister, Mrs Luckett, have gone 10 Paris. Texas where they will visit relatives.
 Atom ' John L. Ingram, of Stutt- gart, was in the city yesterday be- tween trains. He was en route to Lit tie Rock
 \. O. Amy, a prominent broker of Providence, R. l., spent yesterday in the city the guest Of local business men.
 Mrs l.. N Duckett, has gone to Cheynne Wyoming, where she will join her husband and they will ill fu- ture reside.
 W. L. Carr, of the Mann-Tanker- sley .'f"a C.lnpanp, left yaslsrt:"y morning for I:llar, in the irs >.' "i h'S Co-, .n,
 Mrs. A. Retan .and Mr. and Mrs Allan Cole. alter a feasant visit here ", with ..,'s Mrs; aar,. Tracy yts' have returned
 George Hamilton left yesterday for Murphysboro, H., to attend the fun- eral of his cousin, who died there few days ago.
 Joe H. Hattie leaves this morning for Heber, Ark, where he expects tc spend about three weeks for the bene- fit of his health.
 Mrs. R. E. Spillman left yesterday for Paragould. in answer to a mes sage announcing the serious illness of her sisters child. Ira D. Bloom has returned to his home at Oklahoma City. after a visit here with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs Isaac Dreyfus.
 Will Price and son, Leslie, of Chi cagu a,e in the city visiting Charles Veil ana family. They will lea",' for their home today. J. D. Currie, of Winchester. passed through the city yesterday en route home from Hot Springs where he spent few days recuperating
 Mrs. Mary ,Pru1nmett And little granddaughter, Evel3 Patterson. of Pine Bluff. are tbf ssests of Mrs. Hamp Hall.-Camden Beacon.
 MT. Bower and MT. Edwards. of Kurtz Ind, are spending a few days in the city the guests of MT. and Mrs W. F. Parke' Mo- 701 Beech street Mrs. J. E. Suber of Crystal Springs, Miss, is expected to arrive here today for visit with relatives. She was ,o;merIy Miss Julia Falls. of this city.
 Mr9 Walter Hughes, of Memphis. arrived in the city Sunday to be in attendance at the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Hallows. who is danger ously ill.
 Mrs Major McCauley and Fred Christie, of Toronto, Canada. arrived in. Pine Bluff yesterday and will be the guerts of their sister, Mrs K. h.