Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-15

tesneon for Warren. on business trip.
 Mis- Frances Hanp Forrest City. is visiting rela,s ses and #ionas in the city ], Miss Resale Phtlpot is ill =8rmiue- ham. the guest of her sister Mrs C. NJ Williamson.
 Mrs Mike Danaher has returned from Texas, where sA' vi-ite1 Ter brother. Ed Willeford, i Miss Lille Levine left yesterday fcq. Memphis, where she will visit relatives for a few weeks.
 Mrs. w. E. Holt, of Lexington, x. C. is visiting her mother, Mrs J..I-. Cald- we'll, on West Fifth avenue. .
 MT and Mrs. C. c. McGee have re- turned from Stuttgart where they visited relatives and friends.
 Mrs Clark and little son, Hugh, have gone to New Mexico where they ! will make their home in future. ] Al Kasselberg has returned from Little Rock, where he spent a few days with relatives and friends.
 A. G. Bedell has returned from San Antonio, Texas, where he accompanied his wife and child some time ago.
 Miss Virginia Walker left recently for Walnut Lake, where she will visit relatives and friends fer few days
 Mrs George Vining, of Birmingham, Ala, who has been visiting i'll the city, left yesterday afternoon for her home |.
 O. Halliburton. of Little Rock who has been spending several days in the city, left yesterday morning for Wal nut Lake.
 WI c. Reyrolds has returned from brief visit with his wife a nd chl- dren who are the guests of relatives at Fordyce.
 toba, is visiting his aunt and uncle, Nil. and Mrs w P. Smith, on West Fourth avenue.
 j. Wi Bunch was in from his splan- tation at Reydel yesterday. Mr Bunch was recently very sick but is now greatly improved
 Mrs Laura Gates, of Memphis. re- gently visited in the city and was the guest of Alr aud Ms. E. A Howell fer 3 few daNsl
 Mrs. Ned Sellers, of MoTrilten, Ark. is ip the city for 8 few days the guea of Mrs. Robert Wood, former resi- dent of Mcrriton.
 Miss Emma snuggs, of Humphrey, was g recent visitor in the city She was the guest Of her brother Grover Fl Snuggs, ard wife.
 Ben J. Altheimer, the well known attorney and former resident of this city, arrived here Mnday morning from Chicago on bushes strip.
 w F. Morris, of Parl1dale, who has been here for several days in the Da- wis Hospital for treatment, returned 
 J. W. Everett, who has been ship ping clerk for the Mann-Tankersley Drug Company has gone to Little Rock, where he expects to make his home.
 Jules T.. Borresen has gone to Ra- cine, Wis, on a business trip MT. fhn 1yr,cv 1, rnft q n n of the Sawyer and Austin Lunber Company. , w. [: Carr, representing the Maf1n- Tankersley Drug Company, has gone on trip to Tillar. and points on the Warren branch, between here and , Monticello.
 Mrs. J. T. Lloyd and little daughter left yesterday afternoon for Warren, where they will visit Mrs. Lloyd's s sister, Mrs. Rufus Martin. Mrs. Mar tin has been sick for several weeks but is improved now. Mir. and Mrs. Rcbert Wood, who re- gently came here from Morrilton tc make LuelI uOiiie, dle ioSo1ou o' 'AAN residence of Mrs. Oscar Spellman, o1 :, No. 216 West Fifth avenue They will soon locate in the city. MT. Wood is f the new cashier of the Pacific Elk , press Company.
 Charles w. Hearin. of Fl Dorado , is visiting ;is sister Ma. Bama Hol- f eombe in the city foi f,w days t.n- melt Hearin, of Little Rock his son F accompanied Mr. Hearin to the city Sunday ana bo s>e". Sunday w'tn Mrs. Hoic ,m,e. but Emmett Hearln returned .,re ycste: fly morning Rev. s. ID Full, pastor of the First . Baptist church left recently for Cros-