Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-14

e' " w 'E TS VI " sE T t9 F5 7 Mrs. w. H. Westbrook is Fisitine 2 Camden
 Attorney Phil McNemer, of Little ROCK, was in the city on business vns- terday
 Deputy Circuit Clerk A. ". Lowe is home from brief visit to relatives at Monticello
 l.. T. Hoffman a well known busi ness man of Camden, was recent visitor in the city. Miss Fannie Hanf has returned from a visit to relatives and friends at Greenville, Miss. Circuit Clerk c. E. Lytle has re- <, turned from business trip to Little Rock and Hot Springs. | l. Eustice, the cotton buyer, has re- turned from New Orleans, where he spent several days on business. Mrs. Lucy Falconer and Mrs. w. w. Richmond, of Little Rock, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Howell Vest brook
 ' Mrs Viola McWilliams Lawless and little daughter have gone to Little Rock to visit relatives and friends for a few days.
 James Brizzolara, Jr, of Little Rock, the breezy travelling salesman, was in the city yesterday calling on his trade and greeting friends Editor W. P Holmes, of the Cam den Beacon, was in the city yester- day. He is en route home from Little Rock, where he has been On a business trip.
 Miss May K Trailor, who comes to the Elks Theater soon with Miss May Irwin sn Getting 9, Polish" will be the guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs Lem Lampert. Miss Trailor is from Rochester, N. r., and is a popu- lar actress.
 Col. M. ". Taggart accompanied by his daughter, Mrs l. ?. Shelby and her little daughter, of Little Rock, left yesterday afternoon for Mineral Wells, Tex2s. where they will spend several weeks for the benefit of Col. Taggarts health
 When siTen hearing before Magistrate [. E. Cheek, yesterday morning, Ed Baker, negro, arrested Saturday by Constable Frank Stew art On 8 charge of stealing of horses, was bound over to await the action of the grand jury on the charge
 Mrs. L. Zercher and mother, of St. Louis, have arrived here and joined MT. Zercher and will make their home here in future, MT. Zercher is manager Of the Marco Mills. They are at home temporarily at the Ar lingt2n, but will shortly locate in 2 home.
 Judge Thu,ston P Farmer, of Ho1 Springs, president of the State or ganization Of Eagles, who delivered the oration at the annual memorial services of Pine Bluff Aerie Sunday afternoon, returned home Sunda! nighn He was shown many social favors here by members of the Aerie NIT. ard Mrs. Charles [. Nelson left last night for Louisville; Ky, where they will make their home in future after spending a few dyas in the city with MT. and Mrs. A S. Trigg. Mrs Nelson YVES formerly Miss Grace York, of Memphis, and is a sister o Mrs. Trigg. MT. and Mrs. Nelson are just returning from their honeymoon to Florida.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster has return.
 ed from Atlanta, Ga, where he was delegate from this state to the South ern Commercial Congress. He hearf President Taft. Woodrow Wilson ant other notables talk and says the meet ing was a big success. He says Col onel Fordyce, of this state, was on' of the most prominent speakers al th' big gathering. Mir Brewster me '4Stoney'' Jacobs, former Pine Bluff
 isn, while in Atlanta.
 Roy Leitner, son of Mir. and Mrs I. R. Leitner, is recovering from re
 cent illness.