The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-22

Samuels is one of Chicago's most prominent attorneys, and MT. Fish is extensively engaged in the furni- tureb usiness.
 r.. B Bailey of St Louis is paying his annual visit to the Arlington. He is one of the officers of the Sloan Force Hat Co.,, manufacturers of hats, caps and gloves. Mir. Bailey is a de- vout champion of the Spa and plans making his customary stay of three or four weeks duration.
 William Bentzen, Jr and Clarence Bentzen of St. Louis are guests ct the Eastman. They plan making a fortnights stay The two young men are sons of William Bentzen, presi- dent of the Ben:zen Commission Co.,. one of the Mound Citys foremost con- eerns of its kind.
 Miss Bernice Berlin of St. Louis joined her mother, Mrs Joseph Der lin, and sister, Miss D. Berlin at the Arlington yesterday Mrs. Berlin is carried away with Hot Springs and plans making an extended stay in company with her two daughters.
 Victor V. Corbin of Minneapolis, Minn., the Western sales manager of the PilIsbury Flour Mills Co.,. Is guest at the Arlington He was ac- companied South by his friends, F. NJ. Chandler and T. M Arden. also of Minneapolis.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jere Maupin, with maid, of New York City, are promi- nent among he early arrivals at the Eastman. They contemplate making an extended stay.
 The first Chicago arrivals at the Eastman include Mr and Mrs J. E. Quinn and Mir Jesse Hill Both gen. tIemen are we'll known in the West ern live stock world.
 Mr and Mrs. George E. Zimmer- man of Milwaukee, Wis. registered qtI the Arlington yesterday They antic ipate making a substantial visit.
 J R. Barry and his sister Miss Jean Barry, are registered at the Arling- ton from Ottawa, Can. They intend making a substantial visit
 Mrs. F. W. Rector and Miss SalHe | Phillips Rector have returned from Memphis, where they attended the Rison-Swift nuptials.
 Miss Ida Belle Moore is expected | home today from Texarkana where | she attended The RussellWadley wed | ding Wednesday evening.
 w M Bartlett, Jr of Indanapo- lis Ind, reached the Arlington yes terday. He intends making a stay of several weeks duration.
 Ingersol Goodwin of the Chicago and | Alton passenger department with | headquarters in Chicago, leaves today for his home, after spending several days in the city
 The Barry Hospital acknowledses thanks to Mrs M. c Dodson for a sup ply of bedding for this institution
 Mir and Mrs R. E Maxwell of Huntington, W. Va, are at the ArI- ing;on for a short stay
 Ernest Woodcock left yesterday for New York where he will spend sey- eral weeks at the Eastern markets
 State Senator John Keel and wife are in the city on an extended visit to friends.
 Rev and Mrs w. R. Richardson of Little Rock are here on a visit to friends.
 Mr and Mrs. Bardwel of Amity vls- tied MT and Mrs. T M. Lewins in Oak lawn the past week.
 Fred Schrader of the Iron Mountain, accompanied by his wife, is here on visit to friends.
 Attorney L. F. Sawyer returned last evening from Little Rock where he went on legal mission.
  Miss Ida Longinotti has gone to St. Louis. where she will visit with Mir and Mrs John Goodwin.
 T. F Brink of Nashville, III, is registered at the Arlington.
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