The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-03

Messrs. J II. Payne of Raleigh N C., and Paul Eddy, a popular young Hot Springs man, have taken charge. cf the Price Shoe Company.
 The arrivals al the Majestic Hotel yesterday included E. o. Harmon, Nor rilton, Ark; w J. Finn. Mrs. II. s Spivey, E. Chaplin. Little Rock.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Kaufman. with maid, of New York City. joined the Eastman's eastern wing yesterday They plan making an extended stay.
 Mrs. c C. Greenway and daughter. Miss Sadie Greenway, have returned home after an extended visit in Ala. bama, New York and western points.
 Mir D. NJ. Haney of McAlester, Okla. is registered at the Arlington, He is the president of the Hailey- Coal Co.,, with mines at Haileyville and Lute.
 E. Paysol Smith of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mir. l., r. Arthur of Chi cago. registered at the Arlington yes terday. They intend making an ex- tended stay.
 MT and Mrs k. C. Judge and son Dr. J. M Ray completed a Louisville, Ky, arrival reaching the Arlington, bent upon remaining from three to five weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs James A. Stallcup returned Saturday from New Orleans, where they spent the Mardl Gras season with Mir. and Mrs. George T. McCIoskey.
 MT H. E. Meggison has returned from New York, where he purchased large and up-tc-date line of goods for the Duffie department store, of which he is manager
 
 Irving Schoenbrun and his mother Mrs. Marie Schoenbrun, are Chicago ans paying their annual visit to the Arlington They intend making their usual stay of three weeks MT and Mrs John T. Boddie of | Chicago are guests at the Arlington and plan paying substantial visit MT Boddie is one of Chicago's most prominent real estate operators. Charles Hollingsworth, ground l keeper for the Indianapolis baseball club, arrived yesterday and took up the work of preparing the old Fogle field for the preliminary spring prac- tice of the Indianapolis team
 The many friends of Mrs Minnie Mellard Stapleton will be pleased to learn 0f her being much improved
 in health She has recently been quite i'll at the Arlington Hotel where she resides.
 Mrs. Dan A. Stuart of New York City, wife of the late Dan A Stuart. the countrywide famous sporting man. whose last days were spent in Hot Springs, is at the Arlington She plans remaining throughout the sea son.
 Miss Bess Martin has returned from Little Rock, after hearing Doaizetti's opera Lucia Di Lammermcor," pre- sented Friday night at Kempners the ater by the Sam Carlo Opera Com pany
 The following registered at the Ma jestic Hotel yesterday Mrs. II A. Stewart. Nashville, w. Eichelberg- CT. st. Joseph Mo NJ A. Miller, Mil waukee, and w. II. Crane, Proctor, Miss.
 Mir and Mrs M L. HankinsCn ant their daughteg Miss Anna Hankinson, with maid have joined the Arline- tons Minneapolis colony They con template remaining in the Spa | throughout the molth of March
 Tex Griffin. the well known piano player. who has been in Chicago the past few months. returned to the New Central theater yesterday and resum- ed his place in the pit "Terr'3le Tex" as he Is known, states he is glad to get hack to Hot Springs.
 MT and Mrs F. W Thompson Mrs. L. C. Turner, Mrs. Isabelle Aloe, Mir. and Mrs. C. l. Holman and their daughters. the Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Ruth Holman, and MT H, |" Mosher formed yesterday additions l to the Eastman's St Louis colony.
 Henry B Shippey, son of Sheriff Shippey of Chicago. and who has had a most turbulent career recently in his official capacity, arrived yesterday and is quartered at the Majestic Ho' tel. MT Shippey has many friends in the city, who welcomed him on his | arrival
 Included in yesterdays arrivals at | the Eastman were NJ Freldell of Ro' 1 chester N Y. lack F. Rosenthal and