Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-04

ag for Decat4,'. Az to tfs'C he: scl Q T Pools and family
 Mrs. E. A. Peck went to Little Rock yesterday and spent the day with relatives and friends.
 Mrs C. W. Butts left yesterday morning for her home at Moscow, af- ter brief visit in the city,
 Tom Graham, of the Peoples Ad- vCcate, at Sheridan, was a business viitor in the city yesterday.
 Miss Florence Mann, who has been visiting in the city, will leave shortly for her home at Forrest Gty.
 Hary Miner. Ralph Downs and Henry Bryan have returned rom a brief visit in the capital city.
 Mss Helen Rosenberg, Mrs. A. S. Rosenberg and little Janis Roselt- berg have returned from Little Rock
 Mr and Mrs. Dickens and two chi- dren, of Monticello, are in the city visiting MT and Mrs. Garrett How sen.
 H. c. Fox Jr., has gone on d trip south on the Iron Mountain in the in- terest of the Fox Hardware eompa- ny
 Mir. and Mrs D. Everett Tucker of Tucker station, were in the city last night anG4 witnessed Madame Snef- ry."
 Louis Roth, after spending ten days here transacting business, re. turned to his home in Memphis yes terday.
 August Thalheimer has returned to Little Rock after a brief visit in the city, the guest of MT and Mrs. JulHs either.
 w. Hadencamp has returned to u,s home in St. Louis, after visit wi his daughter, Mrs c. Rannenberg, of this city.
 Miss Dorothy Erode, of Me 1phia, who has been the guest of Miss May Geisre;ter, left yesterday afternoon for her home.
 Mrs. John W. Day, of Brownsville Texas, is in the city visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Powell and other relatives.
 Mrs. ]. s. Altschul has returned from Hot Springs, where s.he spent several weeks with her daughtor, Mrs Charles Parker
 Mrs. L. c. Smith has gone to Paris. Texas, where she was called to at tend her sister, Mrs. George T. San ders, who is quite sick.
 Mrs. Fred Houdlett of Little Rock, has been called here to attend her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Bloom, who is sick at the Davis Hospital
 Eugene Robisch, of Alamoosa, Colorado, arrived in the city Sunday to attend the funeral of his brother, Rudolph Robisch, who d ed Sunday.
 J. NJ, Parker, general manager of the Parker road, spent Sunday in the city with friends. He returned to his home at Monroe, La, last night
 MT. and Mrs. William Loeb and Miss Lucille Hitler, of Little Rock, have returned home after a visit here with Mir and Mrs, J Milford Drey fus.
 Chief Deputy Chester w. Taylor, of the Secretary of State's office at L1+> tie Rock, has returned to the capital after spend'n 'ng Sunday here with rela- tives.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. Silbernagle and daughter Miss Brunette Silbernagle have gone to Little Rock. where tAev will attend the Rosenstock-Leyis son 
 Misses Matte and< Emily Fox who nave been in ouachita> College at A. are home tS\spend a sew lays with their parents A. and Mrs. Hugh Fox
 Mrs. Sarah Motts, of Hammond, a., arrived in the city yesterday after noon to be the guest of MT and Mrs. Fred Senyad. She is a relative of Mrs. Senyard.
 Mrs. c. E. Spraker and TWO child ren, Kenneth and Mona, laft last night for Anna. Illinois. where they will visit Mrs. Spraker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Stokes.
 w. L. Carr, representing the Mann Drug company, and a prominent Hustler left yesterday morning for Winchester in the in terest of his firm.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lee and chill dren were the guests Npf relatives at Altheimer Sunday. MT. Lee has re- turned but Mrs Lee andShildren will be there for several days.
 Miss Julia Taylor Houston, who has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs E. B. Houston, left yester- day afternoon for Bryn Mawr Pa.. where she will resume her studies.