The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-20

IeDldlI d ltN hdg9' Mir J. R. Pepper of Memphis Is a guest at the Eastman. He is one of the southwest's best known bankers.
 The recent arrivals at the Majestic Hotel incude J. NJ. Wilson of Kansas City and w. Sherwood of Louisville, Ky.
 Mrs. Sam Seigel of Bainbridge, La, and Mir. and Mrs. Martin Barr of Bes- semer, Ala, re the guests of Mrs. Leis man.
 Mrs Pearl Powers of Youngstown, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Walter Lii- tie, at her residence 217 Prospect avenue
 Mir. and Mrs, A. c. Bale of Kansas City, Mo, are guests at the Eastman. They contemplate making a protract- ed stay.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Scannell of Oma- ha, Neb., are guests at the Arlington They plan making a stay of three or | four weeks.
 Judge A. Curl, Scott Wood and Da- vid Crockett went to Hawes yester day afternoon in the interests of their candidates.
 Mir. and Mrs. McMurty of Claren- don Tex, arrived in the valley yes terday They are guests at the Ma jestic Hotel.
 Among the prominent arrivals at the Majestic Hotel yesterday were A w. Backel of Clinton, la, and C. aMs say of St. Louis
 The Indiana contingent at the Ma iestic Hotel greeted A. L. Johnson of l Mudlavia, one of the health resorts of the Hoosier state. MT. John ID. Raymond and Mr. A. z. Barnes of Chicago registered togetb-
 ,r at the Arlington yesterday They l intend making three weeks stay. l H. c. Bondurant has returned from | Fl Paso, Tex, where he reports the 'rowds are so large that it is almost impossible to get satisfactory quar- | ters.
 Russell Gardner. the millionaire buggy manufacturer of St Louis, who S an annual visitor in Hot Springs. is reported quite i'll at the Arlington Hotel.
 E. w Callahan, one of the leading citizens of Kansas City. arrived at the Majestic Hotel yesterday. He in- tends remaining the balance of the winter.
 Rev. J. A. Sage presiding elder of the Pine Bluff district is the guest af | Rev. w. M Manville, while ia the city attending the Sunday school con. vention.
 Mir. J. C, Estes of St Louis is pay. ing his second visit of the season to the Eastman. He is one of the big men in the Mermod-Jaccord Jewelry Company
 Mrs, A. D. Ballentine of Minneap. oils, Minn., is registered at the East man. She reached the Spa yester day and plans making a visit of three or four weeks. Mrs, II. J. Tice of Greenville, H., and Mrs Elva Spear of Petersburg. H., joined the Eastmans colony ye~ terday They are in Hot Springs for a substantiai stay.
 Mrs. George Hohmann and her handsome daughter, Miss Marion Hoh- mann, have joined the Arlington Hotels Chicago wing. They plan mak ing prortcated stay
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Sullivan and Mir and Mrs. Thomas F. Perry of Troy N. Y., registered together at the Arl- ington yesterday They are in the Spa on pleasure bent and contemplate making an extended stay
 Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr,. together with her son and daughter. MT Charles Jones III, and Miss T. c. Jones, completed a St. Louis arrival reaching the Eastman yesterday. They were here a year ago and intend re- maining until mid Mar h.
 Rev Foney Hutchinson is in the city attending dhe Sunday school con- vention and shaking hands with the many friends he made here, when he served so faithfully as pastor Of Cen tral M. k. church He is now presid- ing elder of Little Rock district.
 Among yesterdays arrivals at the Arlington were MT Enreque Pendas of Tampa, Fla; MT C. 4. Beardsley of Detroit; MT William B Coop of I[apSac Cfty Mo. Mr NE naau of