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OOAiiiOI is the guest of Miss lone Farrar.
 Master Roy Chestnut is visiting his uncle, Chris Chestnut. at Wilmo.
 Merlin Moore. of Camden, is in the city, visiting Harold Seabrook.
 Dr. J, T. Palmer was suddenly call ed to Star City yesterday morning.
 Prof. Asa Mccain and baby, of Cam den ,are with relatives in the city.
 Miss Ellen Bland left yesterday for Alvin, Texas, to spend the summer with relatives.
 Miss Matte Steed of Star City, is the guest of Miss Willie Steed, cn South Main street.
 Thomas Smith has Neturned from several points in Texas, where he went on business.
 Miss Dolph Mccain. Of Monticello, is spending several days here with Mrs. Charles Blakely. @
 Mrs. J. J. Dicken,, who has been visiting in the city, returned home yesterday to Monticello
 Mrs. Thonras Smith is visiting friends and relatives in sherman, Texas, for the summer.
 Mrs. George Erwin, of Temple, Tex as, is in the city, the guest of her niece, Mrs. l.. G. Howsen.
 Mir. Belzner. of the Senyard and Belzner company, has returned from a business trip to Camden
 James H. Allen, the we'll known
 lumberman, has retur1sed from a business rip toLfttle Rock.
 Adam Robinson hes returned from Sherman, Texas, where he attended the commencemen. at Austin College
 Carroll Bishop will leave this af- tern,on for Texarkana, to spend about r.en days with relatives and friends.
 John L. Alexander, a former stud- ent in Austin College at Sherman Texas, is there visiting friends for a few days.
 W. z. Tankersley has gone to Hope. Ark, and Nashville, Ark, on a busi- ness trip. He will be away for sev- eral days.
 Misses Lena and Leicester O'Connell who have been visiting friends in Lit tie Rock several weeks, are expected hone today
 Miss Etna GammiIl will leave O. m,rrow for Philadelphia, where she will attend the commencement iof Qua chita College
 Rev. c. l.. W-Reese, rector of the Trinity Episcopal church here. has returned from "a brief visit to friends at Little Rock.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson have returned from Teague, Texas, where they were the guests of Mrs. Thom L. son relatives.
 Mrs. Wiltshire Riley went to Little Rock yesterday to visit friends for few days, before rdturning to her home in Louisville, Ky.
 Little Mary Lula Manton, of Paris, Texas, arrived in the city vest 9rday and will spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Shelby Gabbert.
 Met Wilbourne foreman of the job depar tment for the Adams Printing Company. will go to LittleA Rock today to spend a few days with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. c. H. Fox, formerly Miss Maud Charlon, of Warren. is in the city the guest of Mrs. ]. L. Warren. on West Fifth avenue.
 Miss Marcia Levine returned yes terday from Houston, Texas, where she spent .hree months with rei3- tives. She reports having had most delightful visit
 L. E. Jeter and O. o. Lumpkin, two l1cal Knights of the Grips, left yes- terday afternoon for a two weeks trip to New York City and .otaer points in the East.
 Windy" Baker. tNe wall known lccal attache of the Nhtan Mountain, is attending the Travelers convention in Little Rock. Mrs Baker accon- panied him here
 George W. List, manager of the Am erican Excelsior Laundry Company left yesterday afternoon for bust ness trip south on the Iron Moun- tain. in the interest of his busiress.
 A. M Hooker and family, of Eng lsh, were in the city yesterday. pass ing through here CT route Sulphur Springs. this county. where they will make their home during the suTma-.
 T. T. Daniel ard wife. T. F. Cad berry. J. c. Chestnut. James Larkin and D. B., Hatcher. of this city. are among the local Travellers who are