Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-29
few days in Little Rock the guest Of

Dr. o. w. Clarke spent yesterday in Little Rock on professional busi- ness trip
 William Simpson, the well known furniture man, was in Little Rock yesterday
 Miss Lena O'Connell who has been visitieg ill Little Rock is expected hone shortly.
 Attorney Lewis Rhoton, of Little Rock. was a business visitor n the city yesterday.
 T. G. Parham, deputy district ettoE- ney, +as at Altheimer yesterday on professional business.
 Dr. J. W Withers recently went to Douglas, to assist Dr. Dixon of that place iu an operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l. Holderness left last night for Little Rock, and will return home this morning.
 Henry Marx the popular local gents furnisher, vii return today from {, business trip to Chicago.
 James A. Buchan, formerly of tbis city. now of Little Rock, was bus'- ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Dr. s,n6 Mrs. c. N Miller, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city the guests of pr. and Mrs. J. w Scales
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Campbell, of Redficld, are the guests of Mis 'Camptelrs mother, Mrs. J. s. '1ssery
 MT. and Mrs M. Heiner and chii dren leave today for Memphis. where they will make their home in future.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Bland are home from San Antonio, Texas, where they have teen spending few months.
 MT. and Mrs. Garrett Howssn will return today from an overland trip to Monticello, in their new automo- bile.
 Mrs. A. s. Trigg left yesterday af~ ternoon for Memphis, where she VII visit her parents, Captain and Mrs. J. B. York.
 Thomas J. Collier. pf Althelm ar' potentate of Sahara Temple of shrin- CTS, spent yesterday ha the city on business
 Mrs. Harry Hankihs and children after 2 visit with Mr. and Mrs. M> o' Cross have returned to thelr home at Monticello.
 Attorney De E. Bradshaw, of Little Rock. was one of the out of to"h attorneys attending circuit court here yesterday
 Attorney c. w. Mckay, of Magnolia and Attorney Daniel Taylor. of Cam den. spent yesterday in the city oh legal business.
 W. c. Hudson, cashier of the Bank of Pine Bluff; Judge E M. Philpet and Sheriff Edgar Brewster spent yes- terday il. Little Rock.
 Wade H. Knox left yesterday afteS- noon fo, Oracle, Ark, on business -trin in the interest of the Knox-"al>- CT Furniture Company
 Mrs. Minnie Holderness has return ed to Ter home at Fordyce, after a hr;ef visit with her brother, Harry '' Holderness, and family. :.
 Dr. Ephraim Frisch has. returned from Memphis, where he del1Vereo several lectures and was enterta'neo by friends for several days.
 R. F. Farnhan, speciality man TOT Armour and Company, and travel'ns on+ of Chicago, was in the city Ses- +erday calling on his trade.
 G F. Nichols left yesterday af'er' noon for home i'll Indianapolis ai- ter attending the funeral o1 ms o'' +her F B. Nichols, who died her' Sunday.
 Misses Louise Bridges and Bessie Martin left yesterday afternoon r' Fordvce. where they will be ta' suosts of MT. and Mrs. A. B. BarSs for some time
 F. Fl Jones, general baggage aseh' for the Cotton Belt, with headauar- ters ;n Texarkana, passed throtsh the city yesterday afternoon ane stopped off for a few hours.
 Fred Houdlett formerly of this cry, new e.f Little Rock, passed throush the city yesterday morning en route to Clsrt ndon; MT. Houdlett was travelling on the river in his twenty six foot gasoline launch.
 Mrs. N. c. Linn former resident of this city. who has been spending the winter at Tarpon, Fla, has re- covered from pneumonia, and will leave Saturday for Pasadena, Cal, 70 join her son, George Linn, and re- side.
 MT. and Mrs. Marvin left yesterday