Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-28

and friends.
 R. A. Pickens has returned to Walnut Lake, after a-vfsit with Mir and Mrs. A. w Mills Mrs. Mills is his daughter.
 Mrs. Story, of Simpson, Texas, is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. S. Brian, and her niece, Mrs. Walter c. Hud- son. in this city
 Miss Mamie Moore and mother have returned to their home at Red field after brief visit with Mrs D. H. Duncan and family
 Miss Amelia Cook has returned to this city from a visit to relatives al Joplin Mo. She will remain here during the summer with relatives
 D. E. Bradshaw, of the firm of Bradshaw, Rhoton and Helm, law yers of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday on legal business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkins will leave Tuesday For St. Louis. where their daughter, Miss Hennie Wilk, ins, will graduate from Hosmer Hall
 A. z. Orto, formerly connected city who is now connected with the J. T. Lloyd company of Little Rock, arrived here yesterday afternoon to spend Sunday.
 Misses Olivia Alexander and Ethel Clements will leave shortly for West Texas. where they will be the guests of relatives and will be mem- bers of a big house party.
 President H. K. Toney. of the State Senate who has been in the city for several days with his family; will return to Little Rock Monday morning. when the Senate recon venes H. A. Adams, a special representa- tive of the Aetna Life Insurance Company has returned to his home in Houston, after a visit with his local representatives, R. H. M. Mills & sons.
 Roy Hanf left yesterday afternoon. 1 for Greenville, Miss. to visit relatives anH to accompany his wife ana mother, Mrs Mo Hanf, back to this city next Tuesday. The ladies have been visiting in Greenville for seve- ral weeks.
 Mrs. J. Turner Bradfcrd of Anardarko. Okla., who has been d 1 social favorite here during here seve- ] ral days visit with relatives, will ' leave this morning for Tarry, Ark. to be the guest of her sister, Mrs M. S. Hastings.
 Captain w. B. Pinney, repress nta- tive from this district in the House at Little Rock. arrived here yester. day afternoon to visit his family. Captain Pinney recently returned from the Mexican border where he attended army maneuvers. l c. T. Custer the Chocolate Soldier of this territory distributing Mueller Keller Candy company's chocolates is in the city spending few days calling on his trade. MT. Custer trav- els out of St. Toe and makes his head quarters in this city while travelling in this territory.
 l J. G. Taylor has retprned iron, Winchester whexs heLspent few days on his plante>th. MT. Taylor reports that the crepA in the neigh borhood of winehesteF %re burning up and need rain. He saSs the rain of Saturday did not fall as far as Winchester and that the ground is very dry.
 Miss Sadie Rifer, who has been wis iting Miss Lola Mae Cranberry, at Mo- 1877 South Olive street, left yes- terday for her home at Jackson, Miss. ;! Hugn Nichols, who has the convict contract for several counties in South. east Arkansas. including Jefferson county, spent yesterday in the city o1. business.
 Miss Annie Buchanan, of Ho, Springs delegate to the recent state meeting of Elizabeth Clubs, has :e- turned home. She visited Mrs. M. C.. Cross while here.
 Miss May Benson, of Camden who recently visited her aunt, Mrs. M. c. Cross, in this city and attended the state Elizabeth Club meeting. has gone to Little Rock
 Miss Josephine Wilkins and uncle T. B. McEwen, will leave this after