The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-03

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 T.. $. Mccoy of Peoria, H., is at the Arlington for a short stay with his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs J. L. Arscott.
 M. J. Daly and J. Daly of Perham, Minn, arrived today for a lengthy visit They are stopping at the Ma iestic Hotel
 Mrs. c. Miller of New York city. is among the new additions to the Arl- ingtons colony. She intends making an extended stay.
 Mrs. F. Degnan and her daughter, Miss Ktherine Degnan, are guests at the Arlington. They are registered from Wilburton, Okla
 Charles R. Kincaide of New Or leans, La, is registered at the Arling- ton He plans making stay of three or four weeks duration.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Rose of Mar quette, Mich, are guests at the East man. They plan remaining through. out the month of February.
 MT. and Mrs. Lickferstern and daughter, are greeting their Georgian friends at the Majestic Hotel They purpose an extended visit.
 Miss Elizabeth Meyer of Kansas City, Mo, and Messrs. Andrew Meye' and John Meyer of Chanute, Kan, are registered at the Arlington.
 MT. G. H. Bingenheim of Mandan N D., will remain in the valley for the balance of the winter He is a guest at the Majestic Hotel
 Mrs F. Ballard joined the East mans St. Louis colony yesterday She plans paying a protracted visit Messrs. ], C. Burks and H. J. Retayck also registered from the Mound City
 Prominent among yesterdays ar rivals at the Eastman were Mir and Mrs. Joseph F. Stein and Mrs A. Stein of Chicago They intend mak ing a visit of three or four weeks duration.
 A gay party of pleasure seekers reaching the Arlington and planning an extended stay includes Mrs & H. Boogher and Mrs J. C. Hill of Clarks- vile, Ark, and Mrs. J. c. Hill, Jr.. of New York city
 Captain and Mrs. George Lock of Lake Charles, La, are paying their annual spring visit to the Arlington. They are regulars and will make their customary visit of four or six weeks duration
 w. c. Brenner of Dayton, brother of George Brenner of this city, is here on a visit He was in the Day ton flood district, and has some in- teresting "reminiscences of that very terrible disaster.
 Mrs J. ]. Traugout has received the sad news of the death of her mother, who recently had been in Europe Her brother, Charles Dan elson, of Fairbanks Alaska left yes terday for Europe.
 Mrs. A. s. Greiz of St. Louis, has returned to the Eastman for her sec ond visit of the season She was accompanied south by her daughter, Miss Inez Greig. They are here for the month of February
 An arrival from Columbus, o, reaching the Arlington Sunday and planning an extended stay included Mir. and Mrs. Max II. Rieser. MT Rieser is a prominent capitalist and has extensive holdings throughout the west.
 J. c. Estes has joined the East mans St Louis colony He is one of the big men in the Mermod-Jaceard Jewelry Co, and has done his full share of making it one of the most famous concerns of it's kind in the land.
 T. J. West of Chicago, is at the Arlington for a three weeks visit His tailoring firm, the Henry Some born and O., operates a long chain of stores having locations in New York, Boston and Baltimore, in addi- ton to Chicago
 Sundays additions to the Chicago wing at the Arlington included Mir and Mrs Charles Woodward, Mrs. ? H. Heffron and daughter; Mir and Mrs T. D. Payne and Messrs. A. II. Charles Daley, John II. Loganman and T. J. West Mrs. Heffron is the wife of the president of the Richeiieu Wine Co
 Charles Friedman of st. Paul, Minn., staunch champion of the Spa joined his brother, J. Friedman at | the Eastman sunday. Charles Fr.el- | man, regular up to about five years | ago, states he has not since encoun. | tered resort town that he likes as well as Hot Springs, and that ne will | resume being an annual visitor.