Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-24

GRAPHIC. PINE BLUFF. several days looking after business af- fairs.
 Jesse R. Core and W. L. Goodwin. Of Plum Bayou, spent yesterday in the city
 Robert W. Mcfarland, of Green wood. Miss. is spending short while in the city
 Mesdamcs ], F. Rutherford and " A. Taggart are visiting Mrs. J. A. .,1aE.er in Little Rock.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster has return ed from Little Rock, where he attend ed big Shriners meeting
 John Earvis has gone to Camden to live. He has taken position with the railroad company there. [ (. G. Gillespie left yesterday after non Ter St Louis, where he will buy goods for his Main street store.
 Garland Currie, who was the guest of his parents, Nil. and Mrs. J. D Currie, has returned to Winchester.
 Miss James Hildreth, Of Camden, IS visiting her sister, Ms. F. L. liar well on West Seventeenth avenue
 William Nichol7 will go to Hope, Ark, today on a business, trip. He will be accompanied by his son. Alex Nichol.
 J. B. Leatherman, promirent lum ! herman of Granville, Ohio, is spendin while in the city the guest of J. J. KientZ.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Smith, of Stutt- gart. are the guests of Mrs Garland Brewster and Mrs. Charles Wall in this city.
 Misses lBertie Lee Smith and Ethel Viets have gone to New Orleans to be the guests of relatives and attend Mardi Gras
 Mrs. F. A. Howell. who is at the Florence Sanitarium following an au- to accident in which she was injured. contj9uss to improve
 A. w Mill: of the R. H. M Mills X Sons insurance. real estate agency, left yesterday afternoon for !.ic.fe Rock on business trip.
 Nlr. and Mrs Louis Loudon left yes terdaE afternoon for Swac Lake, where they will spend a few days, With Mr. end Mrs Dan Nix Judge J. M. E1Nott has returned from brief stay aNClarendc2, Mon roe county, where he Aheld a session of the Monroe county chancery court
 Judge E J. Kerwin. Jefferson countys representatives in the House, arrived yesterday afternoan from Little Rock, to spend few days with his family
 Leslie Sparks who for several mont7,s has bene connected with the Adams Printing Company, expects to leave Saturday afternoon for Padu- cah. Ky, where he will reside.
 Miss Leyl Cross left yesterday af- ternoon for Lit/e Rock. to spend Fri day a,cd Saturday with her mother, Mrs. M c. Cross, who is7 there at tending the D. A. R. convention.
 Mrs. William H. Hu'ffaker, formerly in charge of the millinery departmen for the Sivess- Walton Company here, arrived from St. Louis yesterday for a brief visit before going to Shreve- port.
 Miss Virginia Walker is visiting Miss Melanie Walker in Little Rock Miss Walker will be the honored guest at a tea to be given by Miss Christine Scull in Little Rock next Tuesday.
 Mrs. R. El Ag1ew and child, of Ell Ora, Mexico, arrived here yesterday afternoon and are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Schicker at the Arling- ton Hotel. Mrs Agnew ano Mrs Schicker are sisters. l Mr.. H. A Mayer, of Little Rock. is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Hancock. Mrs. Mayer came here to join her husband, Cap tain Mayer, in charge of the United States Snagboat Arkansas. l Mrs. R. B. Rottet, widow of the late R. B. Rottet, has gone to Ev- ansville, Ind, where she will in fu- ture make her home Mrs. Henry Webkes accompanied her as far as St Louis and will return shortly. | A ( A | A &A&** ~~