Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-18
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Mss Minnie Scanlan of Little Rock. IS Visiting MT. and Mrs. Will Hut.
 y $. Ingram left yesterday after noon for Little Rock. on business trip.
 Attorney A. T. Whitelaw was le- gal business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 General Thomas Green is expected home from bushes strip to Little Rock today
 Mrs, F. A. Jarvis has returned to her home at Bankhead, after visit in the city. .,
 Dr. A. w. Troupe left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock, on brief business trip.
 Miss Ruth Westall has gone to Fordyce to visit friends and relatives for few days.
 Mrs. T. N. Williams. of Redfield. is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. s. McNew.
 HI O. Yowell, of the Barnes-Yowell music house, is in from a trip on the road for his house.
 Special Agent Ed Cheek of the Cot ton. Belt, has. returned from busi ness trip to England. Ark. Major s. w. Boswell. of Richard son, and Major Penn,\of New Orleans, spent yesterday in the city.
 J. A. IBurk, we'll known merch- ant of Magnolia, was in the city yes- terdNy. transacting business.
 Rev. J. D. Hammons left yesterday afternoon for New Edinburg, where he will hold a quarterly conference.
 Miss Clarice Stewart, of Sunshine, Ark, and Miss Hattie Barton, of Stuttgart, are in the city visiting friends.
 Fred R, Pennell, of Little Rock, manager of the Capital Theater, was a business visitor in the city yes terdey.
 Dr. G. H. Reinhardt, prominent physician of St. Louis, has been in the city several days visiting Dr. A. C. Jcrdap
 Col and Mrs. T H. Collier have re- turned to Altheimer, after spending a few d,eys in the city with relatives and friends
 John Fowler, the we'll known rep resentative of the Rice-Stix Dry Goods Company of St. Louis, is spending few days here.
 Henry Speers, Walter Cook, Willie Wilscn and Shep Galligher have re- turned from Weiner, Ark. where they bagged 15O ducks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Harper and baby. cf this city. are visiting MT. Harper's grandmother, Mrs. M. M. Harper, at Stuttgart
 Mrs. Maud Bussey and MISS Blanche Hamock have returned to Monticello, after a visit here with Miss Jennie Hellums. Miss DeEtta Brodie, of Portland. Orescn. and Mrs. J. K. 'Brodle, or England, Ark, are visiting Mrs. C. S. McNew at No 121o West Fifth avenue.
 Miss Cora Sanders left yesterday afternoon for her home at Hope Ark. after spending a few months ir. the city with her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Manning.
 Mrs H. Ia Westbrcok Jr., of this city and mother, Mrs. l.. H. Falcon CT. of Fort Smith. who have been the onests of Mrs. J. w. Underwood, al Stuttgart, have returned to this city.
 Miss Lillie Levine has returned from a brief visit to relatives in Memphis She was accompanied nome by Miss Gladys Levine, Of Memphis, who will visit here for
 J. R. Ledbetter left yesterday for J;tt,e Rock. having been called there ,.n account of the death of his brcth- er-in-lqw, Allan Clarke Miller. Mrs. Ledbetter is quite sick and was un- able to accompany him there. Miss Julia Houston has arrived home tc' spend short while with her parents, Mn and Mrs. D. B. Hous- ion and her sister, Mrs. Neal Mar fin She has been attending college at Bryn Mawr: Pa., and the scnool closed for short time on account cf a scarlet fever epidemic. E. P. Ingram, local manager or the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele- phone company left yesterday after poon fcr Camden and Fordycc, where ha will look after the interests o! his company MT. Ingram states that the new toll line between th4s city and Camden has been flnlsheo'
 Mrs. H. L. Sternberg Of this cl'S' and Air. and Mrs H yes, of Arhahsas ritv who are her guests will leave this moruipg for Little Rcck, to at- tend Mr. sternberg, who IS in' t'c