Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-05
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 Drew White has returned from . hr siness trip to Little Rock
 Col. John NJ. Graeie, of New Gas ccny. was in.the city yesterday.
 John F. Rutherford. has returued from business trip to Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Currie IT., of Hamburg. are visiting in the city ,or "a few days.
 '. T. Crawford of Noble Lake, was among the business visitors in the city yesterday.
 l.. B. Brackin, the we'll known tra- ling salesman, of Little Rock was in the city last night.
 Dan c. Koonee, a forme? resident of this city, is here from Memphis or d short business trip.
 Mrs. H. Coleman and lttle daueb- ter. Miss Virginia, of Stuttgart, lFe tie guest of Mrs w. F. Coleman.
 Mss Fay Scul has returned from Camden, where she spent sev ral Il cnths with relatives and friend
 C. W. Butts, of Moscow, Was a husi- ness visitor in the city yesterday. He rt turned home yesterday aftern3on
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, who have been with relatives in the ely fer some time, have returned home t7 & Louis
 Magistrate w. D. Vance has return cd from Little Rock, where ho ii tended the meeting of the A. ) ' w Lodge.
 Miss Minnie Scanlan, after a most pieasan4 visit with Mrs. Will Hut, left yesterday sfternon for her h home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Mitchell SelligmaA and oahy Wl. leave in a few days fox Louis vile. Ky, where she will visit re a t;yes for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Harry Spillman, who has been tke guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert Spillman. left yesterday morning Cor her homr at Paragould.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Curr'e, of Win cE ester, arrived in the city yesterday afternon and are at home at their Laurel street residence.
 Thomas Green S-., has returned from Little Rock. He. was One of the A o. IT.. W.'s who went on the spe- cial train Monday morning.
 w. Dave Ferguson left yesterday afternoon for Hardin, Ark. on the Hct Springs Western railroad, to look over his farm for a few days.
 John F. Olsen, cashier of the Inter- state Bank and Trust Company, of New Orleans, has returned tc his home after a visit with his SOL in ttis city
 Mrs. Harry Weisburg of Holly Grove, Ark, is visiting relatives and e,.ends in the city. Sle vas t'.m- e. Miss Aimee John on of this ,;.1
 x. J. Can't Sr., father of Attorney \ J. Can't, of this city, spent few hours here yesterday on Ais way from his hone at Magnolia to\sttend the State Bankers Association me at,hg at Little Rock.
 John Martin, of Warren, who has been in the city, will leave shortly on a trip to points in Louisiana and Mis- sissippi, after which he will g. Q Memphis to live.
 Attorneys w. B. Alexander aud f'rank G. Bridges left yesterday a'.er' roii for Palestine, Texas, where they will spend a few days taking de 'osi- ter in the F. l.. Dilley case.
 William E. Ayers, a civil engineer os Memphis who was engineer for the Ceusart Drainage District, spent yes- tel day in the city. He came hele to hc a witness in the circuit court.
 ]. M. Oracle, tiNA largest catton ? enter in the worlA spent yesterday in the city paying tNes. He paid among other things tN poll tar of mcre than hundred Negro fam lands.
 Mss Amy Holmes, a popular young lady of this city who has been con nected with the Pine Bluff Corpora tier for some time, left yesterday as- telnoon for Oklahoma, where she will r,ake her home.
 l.. H. Stearns, the well known Pine Puff jeweler, who has been in the valley for the past four weeks taking the baths successfully for case or has returned home feel ir. "bul.y."-Hot Springs News.