Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-13


baby OF Pine Bluff passed through
here to-day enroute to Kansas City
for Il visit with Stuttgart
Arkansawyer.
Miss Fannie Lamontca, Of HIT
Springs, is visiting her mother in the
city. Miss Lamonica is a trained
nurse, and recently recovered from
a serious illness.
Miss Florence Hoffman,, OF New
York. who has been the guest #
Charles We'll and family, will leave
today for Little Rock. to visit Ms.
Louis Ottenheimer.
MIS-. Frank Ross, of Charlotte, y.
c., will be the guest of Mrs. S. C..
Cross on Pine street during the Reun
ion. Mrs. Ross is a sister of MIS-.
Cross and she has not seen her for
twenty Eight years.
County Treasurer c. NJ >Nichol.
Sheriff Edgar Brewster. Ts<B. Floore,
Alex NJ. Barrow Jr., Sterling Barrow,
William Nichol, Dan Rutledge and
Malachi Donovan are among the Pine
Bluff Elks who have returned from
Hot Springs.
H. I. Holderness, the well known
undertaken has returned from a visit
to Hot Springs Mr.. Holderness kill
ed tWa birds With one stone. While
away he attended the annual meeting
of Arkansas undertakes and also
partook of the Elks' festivities.
J. o. Lawhon, WHIP has been trans
acting business in this city for seve-
raj days left fer Pine Bluff, today,
with the intention CT returning to
this place to make his home, in the
near fsltura, having ba5ugfi% some
property in this city-stuttgart Ark
answer.
Mrs J. T. Hoover, OF Pasco, WASH
ington arrived in the city yesteIdas
fer bfief visit to E. D. Russell and
family and Other relatives here. She
accompanied the BODY OF her husband
to Little Rock for interment. Mrs.
Hoover. was formerly Miss Lizzia
Knox, Of tai ely.
',IIinkiea BN,W@, the we'll known
cotton buyer OF this city, will leave
shortly for Mississippi, where he will
join his family and spend the sum
mer vita relatives. Mr.. Brown states
that his cotton firm will probably
locate him in some other part of the
state next season.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Crawford Ct n. 1911
East Sixth avenue, left yesterday af-
ternoon for Lewisville, Ark, to attend
the funeral of ]. F. French. who dice
there yesterday moaning at 6 o'cl3ck.
The funeral will be held this after
neon. Mr.. French was the aged faith
er cf Mrs. Crawford, who is we'll
known resident of this city.
Al Stewart, the we'll kn)wn cotton
seed buyer, accompanied by Magis-
trate James A. Frazier left yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'cleck for the coun-
ty fam at Tillar, Ark, whe1e they
will spend few days hurting. They
will be the guests of Contractor Hugh
Nichols, who works the county pris-
Oners.
Mrs Lydia Paul, Miss Edith Dealy
and J. Bert Emigh, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, have arrived here to attend
Mrs. J. S. Emigh. who is seriously i'll
at her home, No. 206 West SeYen-
teenth avenue. Mr.. Emigh is Mer-
genthaler operator and was for a
number of years in the employ of the
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w. l.. Jameson, Who WAS recently
appointed sheriff of Columbia county,
IF which Magnolia is the county seat,
vas in the city yesterday on his way
lome to Magnolia from a trip to Lit
lie Rock He was in company with
T. T. Runyan "a banker of the same
place, who had also been ID Little
Rock. They were registered at the
Arlington Hotel
Mrs. John Matz and daughter, Miss
stella Matt, returned yesterday morn
ng from Hot Springs, where they
ave been spending several days the
uests of Mrs. Stimson and daughter.
1iss Katherine Stimson Miss Matt
tates that Miss Stimson, a former
line Bluff girl. was prevented from
laking the aeroplane flight with ere
f the Curtiss aviators, on account CT
ain.
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