Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-03
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ter1oon for Little Rock, on a bus ness trip.
 John E. Wells returned yesterday morning from brief business t.rp to English.
 Miss Myrtle V elk is home trom a visit with relatives and friends iii Belle, Tenn.
 Miss Rose Epste5n has returned to Little Rock, after atte2a ne the Son nenschein Yout nupti3ls.
 Mrs Titus s. Walker is ez9eet3a home today from Memphis, where she spent the holidays with relatives.
 Miss Lydia Alden, who has been the guest of relatives and friends in Wynne, Ark, has returned home
 Miss Ford of Fordyce, left yester- day afternoon for her hom5 after a visit with har cousin, Miss Ruth3r- ford
 Lev. Goodrich who spent the holi- days with relatives and friends in Nashville, and Waverey, Tenn has returned home.
 Miss Florence Simpson left yester- day afternoon for her home n Lit tie Rock, after pleasant visit with Miss Leinad Byrd.
 Miss Maxine Matthews has setlrn- ed from Martin. Tenn. Where she at tended the wedding of her cousin, M iss Anna Rowland
 Miss Tracye Altsehul, a Little Rock, who attended the sonnensoh ohein- Yout wedding, is now the giest of friends in the city
 Tutts Joseph, who Was an cut of town attendant Ht the Som znsahein- Yout wedding, left yesterday for his home in Memphis.
 Miss Julia Kestersoa was a recent visitor at Humphrey, Whela si1z was the guest of her relatives, pr. and and Mrs. A. D. Bum.
 Mrs. H. c. LeBue and daughter, M ss Annie May, left yesterday for At- lanta, Ga, to be the guests os Mrs. LeRue's mother for month.
 Mrs. R. E. spillman and little daughter, Miss Halabie, left yesterday afternon for Paragould, to spend about two weeks visiting relatives.
 Vrginius Alexander left yesterday afternoon for Lawrenceville, N. j., to resume his studies in school, Irepara- tory to entering Princeton uniVers ty
 Miss Ethel Johnson left yesterday afternoon for Fordyce, to resume her duties in the Clary Training school, as teacher, after spsnding the holl- dl.ys w tn relatives in the city.
 Ed Stanley, deputy in the Gtata auditors office in Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday n route to the capital, after spending the boli6,-ye at |, homa in Fordyee.
 Misses Matte and Emily Fox, who have been spending the holidays with relatives in the city, let y5stef~ day afternoon for ouachiya College at .Arkade;phia, to lrsun9s tAe'f 13,td- 'ls.
 Miss Virginia Mocls. of R @on, and Miss Ethel Whites, ot this city, }sst yesterday for 0uachitaA College at Ark aelnhia. where they',v.ll n@same their stud les after zpzl.1 4g the holi- Gay3 at home.
 Miss Emma snuggs has returned to Humphrey, after spending a few days with friends in this city. MISS Snuggs was en route home rom lAil- tie Rock. where she attended the teachers meeting.
 Joe Hankins has returned to Qua chit College. after visiting here dur ing the holidays. MT. Han Ains, who is a fccnl-r graduate of the Local High School. is study ng for the mlh- .stery at Ouachita.
 Sam A. Yout, of Little Rock, who accompanied Ml.'s4 Yout and daughter here to attend the Sonnsnscaeln-1o 1oul wedding. left yesterday for his home, Mrs. Tout and daughter VII leave this morning for Little Rock.
 Bein Stein, M. J. Shues, Clarence Phfeifer and H. j.. and Howard F'ean- stein, have returned. to their, hemts in Little Rock, after attend ng tn" wedding of M ss Rosa &Sonnenscheln and Mike Yout, of Little Rock in thIs city Sunday evening.
 Mrs. w. B. Benns and little son left. Monday for short visit with Mrs. Willie. O'Neil in Pins Bluff. From there she will go to Homer, La, for a two weeks visit with her mother Mrs. John Delc:ch and other relatlves'- Lake Village Spectator.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Willard anu granddaughter, Geraldine Benedict or Ionia, Michigan, after a a.pleasant vleit herr.e with Tracy Mills and 1amliy'