The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-18

MT. and Mrs. F. D. Wilkerson of Youngstown, O., are guests at the Arlington and plan remaining until early April. Mir. Wilkerson is treas urer of the great Biwabik Mining Co J. B. Lewman, one of the prom nent business men of Louisville. Ky. is a guest at the Majestic Hotel where he plans remaining the bal ance of the winter
 The Tennessee crowd at the Ma iestic Hotel received a pleasant addi- tion to their number by the arrival of Mir. and Mrs. l.. T. Lewis and Mir. and Mrs. R. Creighton of Nashville.
 Among the arrivals yestereday at the Majestic Hotel were Mr and Mrs. w. II. Lines and child of Ansonia, Conn, who intend remaining several weeks.
 MT. Louis M Hall of St. Louis is guest at the Eastman. He is one of the fair Missouri citys leading real estate operators and prominent in cub and social circles.
 Mrs. Paul Griesedieck and Mrs. Wilhelm, two St. Louis matrons. are guests at the Arlington MT. and Mrs. S. H. Harris and MT J. D. Grir- filth are other additions to the Mound City wing.
 Mir. and Mrs J. l.. Haverkamp. Jr., and their manly little son, Master | Jack; Mrs. Mary E. Haverkamp and Mrs. Robert owens are Chicagoans together at the Arlington and bent upon paying a substantial visit
 MT. and Mrs. F. Dumerback of Ke- nosha, Wis, together with Mesdames w. P. Dietz and & Pietroweis of Chi cago reached the Arlington yes terday. They are in the Spa for an extended stay.
 Miss Amelia Rector goes to Lit tie Rock today to attend a conven- tion of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution, and will represent the local organization in lieu of Mrs E. w. Rector, who was physically un- able to make the trip.
 A party of good fellows from Cor ! dele, Ga, reaching the Arlington and planning upon making a susbtantial l stay includes Dr. F. R. Wallace and Messrs. S. NJ. Hunt, w. P Heard, ]. P. Heard and D. Edward Kennedy MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bard of See dalia, Mo-, are included among the Arlington regulars coming to town. They never miss q spring visit and plan making their customary extended stay.
 Mir and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mona han and Miss Elizabeth B. Wurtz, ! Mrs. Monahan's sister, are additions to the Arlington's Pittsburg wing Mir. Monahan ranks among Pennsyl- cania's foremost lawyers.
 The eastern arrivals in the valley who plan to spend the winter south include MT and Mrs. Nuder and Mir and Mrs E. B. Smith of Newark, N J. They are guests at the Majsetic Hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. White and fam fly of Milwaukee, Wis. and MT. and Mrs. l.. F. OlBrien of Tracy, Minng reached the Eastman yesterday, join ing their good friends, MT. and MrA M. D. Cleary, who reached the Spa a week ago. MT White is Mr Cleary's business partner
 MT J Friedman of Minneapolis, Minn.. who together with his brother, l MI AHdIleS ClltuIudu, Has Dttu q guest at the Eastman for the past fortnight, was joined by his wife yes. terday. He plans remaining in the Spa indefinitely now that Mrs. Fried man has arrived.
 The enterprising firm of WoodcocR X Lawson are pushing every depart ment of their store up several notch es, both as to quantity and quality Icf goods carried. With this well de- fined policy in view, the millinery | department quarters have been enlarg ed and Mir Woodcock announces else, where in this issue the arrival of his new spring stock and that this department has more floor space now to accommodate it's patrons.
 Mir, and Mrs c. C. Woodin and family have joined the Arlington Chicago wing. They are regular February callers and intend making their usual susbtantial stay. This trip Mrs. Greenshields. Mrs Woodin's | fnnthap i. t,,iccaa i,, tI,o al,