Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-16
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K. M. Simpson was a business vis- ter in the city yesterday.
 F. G. Watson, of Warren. was in the ely yesterday on business.
 R. F. Ezell nag gone to Wynne for a business visit of several days.
 Miss Lula Mitchell, Of Sherrill, was visitor in the city yesterday.
 x. A. Waldrip went to Grady yes terday n the interest of his firm.
 Judge James Gould went to Little Rock yesterday on business mis- sion.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Mcintyre went to Little Rock yesterday for trief visit.
 John F. sennett, of New Gascony, was business visiter in the ely yesterday.
 J. D. McGeEee, of Tarry, was business visitor in the city yes'er- day.
 Miss A. B. Wadley, of Hot Springs, was guest It the Hotel Jefferson yesterday.
 A Brewster the 1ocsf capitalist, was business visitor Little Rock yesterday.
 J. w. Jones, the we'll known plant CT of Hannaberry, was in the city yesterday
 Tom Dugan, of St. Louis, we'll known travelling man, was in tie c:ty yesterday.
 Hun>er Knox. the local insurance man, was a business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 Attorney S. J. Hunt spent yesta day in Little Rock and argued the Rhta c.ase in the Supreme court.
 w. J. Shelby, of Wabbaseka, is ,.istng his sister. Mrs. Pittman, No. 1oS Cherry street, this city.
 Claud Sparks left yesterday after noon for Oklahoma City, where he will probably spend the summer;
 MT snd Mrs. l. c. Caldwell and aughter, Katherine, of L tile Rock, spent Sunday in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Hoover.
 Mrs. David Cameron, of Los An geles, Cal, arrived in the city Sun day for a visit with her mother, Ir:. Rosa Krumpner.
 Ewing R. Taylor, former Pine Bluff boy who is now making his come at Warren, Ark, is in the city 4isi{ing relatives and friends and ansacting bus ness.
 Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and little daughter, Elizabeth, of this c''iy, and Irs. Miles, of Minticello, have fe- turned from Mineral Wells, Texas. where they spent several weeks for he benefit of the little girl.
 Ms. Nellie Hicks Hunter, of Mem Dhis, who has been visiting in the city fer several days. left yesterday or her home Wh le here Mrs. Hun ter contributed liberally to the flood sufferers of Southeastern Arkan-
 
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 Miss Mamie Healy left yesterday for Beaumont, Texas. where she will at tend the wedding of Miss Agnes Hart nett. of that city, and John C.. Shields, of Peoria. III Miss Harnett S well known in this city, having vis- ted relatives here.
 District Attorney T. Havis Nixon and Attorney Sidney J. Hunt returned 'nst n ght from Little Rock, where with Assistant Attorney General w. H. Rector they argued the Rhea case n the Supreme Court. The defend ant was represented by Col. George w. Murphy and Attorney X. o. Pin dall.
 H. w. Lucas, acting secretary of the local Y. M. c. A., who. recently resigned to go to lis home in Alton -owa, is making preparations to leave Wednesday. MT. Lucas was called home on account of his father sus- taining an injury that Will keep hlm confined for several months. MT. Lucas successor has not been ap- pointed.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert WilleyAwho have been visiting Mir. Willey's par passed through the city yesterday on their way 10 Little Rock where they will make their home. They were married last Wednesday at the brides home in Arkadelphia Mrs.' Wiley was formerly Miss Humphriee of Philadelphia. MT. Wiley formerly lived i'll Pine Bluff.
 A telegram received last night rom Lee Kugel, manager for Henry B. Harris attractions in New York, by. Sam F. Hilzheim. stated that MT. and Mrs. Harris were safe, having heen raccuad from the Steamer Tita-