Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
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T ~A VAN SAeyF ySotVaoAS. [ Col s. M. Taylor is expected home today from St. Louis. [ Julius Leitner has returned from a business trip to points in Louisiana.
 J. c. Taylor has returned from short trip to Winchester.
 R. B. Gregg has returned to Stl1t- gart, after brief business visit in this city.
 1 Mrs. C' c. McGee is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Oberly at Stuttgart.
 i Dr. William Crutcher has gone to points in Texas, on a business trip of several days
 Miss Estelle Hossman, of Tyler. Tex, is visiting Mrs Phillips on West Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. w, C. Reynolds is the guest of relatives at Fordyce for few days.
 Mrs. s. c, Alexander returned yes- terday afternoon from a brief visit in Little Rock. >%
 Fred Warriner has returned from Mineral Wells, Texas, where he spent several weeks
 George Carroll, of St Louis, fre.s' t representative for the Unio. Pacific, was a rec;rt visitor in the ely.
 Mrs. Will Mason and son are home from New Orleans, after a lengthy visit with relatives there
 Mrs. F, P. Kilmer and children have returned from Shreveport, La, where they were the guests of Mrs kilmer's parents. | Sam Knox left yesterday afternoon for McNeill, Ark, to be the guest of friends fora few days.
 Mrs. John Matz and daughter, Miss Stella Matz, have returned from E Dorado, where they spent several days with friends and relatives
 Mrs. s. G. May and little daughter. Jennie, are spending 8 few days with Mrs. Mays sister, Mrs. W. H. Davis at Dewitt.
 , Ike Veil, we'll know vinegar salesgar salesman, was in the city yesterday calling on his local custo- mers.
 A. W. Mills. of the P. Fl. N. Mills X Sons real estate ona Insurance agency. spent yesterday at Reedsville on busi,iess trip
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and doughter, Elizabeth, have returned from Monticello, where they spent a few days with relatives and friends. 1 Ben Sylvester has returned from New Orleans, where he spent a few weeks the guest of relatives ard friends He has been there since Mardi Gras. < Mrs. Roy Wilson, of Little Rock, is spending a few days here with her parents, NH and Ms. J. R. Parsons, No. 1117 West Thi:d avenne.
 James P. Clarke Jr., of Little Rock, son of United States Senator J. P.' Clarke, is spending a few days here with c. Al Troupe and other friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Waltz, of Chicago, and Ladis Borecky, of Little Rock, of Little Rock are guests of MT. and Mrs. F. A Bluerock, in this city. Mrs. Abe Kantrovitz. of Lexington. Va. will leave today for her home, after a delightful visit to relatives and friends in Little Rock. and Mrs Ben Ta'e lheiner and Mrs. Julius Leitner here.
 IF. C. Stimson passed through the city early yesterday morning en route to his headquarters at 1llmo, Mo. after attending the funeral of J. w Maxwell, at Tyler, Texas. Mir. Stim- son was formerly trainmaster of the Cotton Belt in this city, but is now assistant superintendent with head 
 oliarters at 1llmO. Attorney Louis J. Moore leaves tc- morrow for Little Rock, to attend 'fc trial of Mrs. Stella ScnMa:3e-, "sc will be given preliminary aea:h- before Magistrate Meisner. on ! charge of poisoning her husband some time ago in Argenta. She was af- rested few days ago in Chicago. Judge E J. Kerwin, representatlVe from Jefferson county, spent yester- day in the city with his family Judge Kerwin will probably remain over today and will return to the capital tomorrow. Mrs. R. L.. Arnett and little daugh- ter. Roeanna. of Springfield Mo. who were recently called here to at' tend the funeral of Mrs. Arnett's he' nhey. Walter. Stewart. are at home a