Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-03
BRIEF MENTION.
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j. A. ttOImeS was business NlSl- tor in Little Rock yesterday.
 John Watson has returned from Little Rock, where he visited his pa rents
 Mr. and Mrs. ". T. ceawell spent Labor Day .W;tu friends in> Little Rock
 1 Chris Hanieg has returned from d vacation ot seyera, weeks. sprH. n Chicago.
 Mrs Ben Stlbernasie returned yes terday from Little Rock where she visited relatives
 E. NJ. Bliss, the well known lum- herman of Blissyille, Ark. is among .he late arrivals in the city.
 Doctor " R. Hudson of Dermot is business visitor in the city He is reeistere5 It the Hotel Jefferson,
 Mrs. | w James and son, Allea. have returned from Caddo. Ark. where they visited relatives for one month. --.--.---
 Sam Fies left today for Natchez, Miss, ani Birmingham. Ala, where he will visit relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Mrs. J. S. Altschul and Mrs. Sam Altschul and children have returned from a visit to relatives at Hot Springs.
 H. B. Farnum, ] prominent cotton man from Providence, R. l., arrived in the city today and is registered at the Hotel Jefferson. Dick Barnett of the Progress has returned from several weeks vaca- tion which was spent with relatives in Indiana and at Denver and other Colorado resorts.
 Knox Scul1 has returned tc Hat Springs, where his wife and !n ,ther are enjoying a vacation. He came here several days ago on business.
 K. T. Roberts drove to Liatle Rock yesterday in his automobile. lie made the trip in five hours, the roads rot being in the best of condition.
 w. A. Thomas and James Lewis, of Little Rock; J. IF. Jones and wife. of McGehee, and T. R. H. Godfrey, of Standard, La, are guests at the Ho- tel Jefferson
 Irving M Ashcraft returned today from a visit to relatives in Grant county. He will leave tomorrow for Oakland, California, where he will make his future home.
 F. F. McNeny, travelling passenger agent for the Cotton Belt at Shreve- port, La. and Roy F. Britton, another official of that road, spent yesterday in the city on official business.
 Simon Bloom and son, Sol, are up from Warner for a few days. MT. Bloom says the town of Warner was recently incorporated and that an election will be held there soon.
 E. Walter Workman will return to Marshall, Texas, tonight after a pleas ant visit here with relatives. His wife and son, Eugene, will remain several weeks longer with relatives.
 Percy McGeorge, superintendent of the Citizens Light and Transit Con- pany lines, has returned from James town and other Eastern and North ern cities, where he spent months vacation.
 w. G. Bouic, a former resident of this city, now practicing law at Sher- idan, Grant county, spent Labor Day in the city, coming here with Rever- end w. T. Amis, one of the speakers at Jones' Park yesterday.
 Mrs. Rachel Winklein and daugh- ter, Mrs. Herbert Heimann, ana daughter, returned to their home in Memphis yesterday after pleasant visit of several weeks with Mrs s. F. Hilzheim on West Second avenac.
 Harry N. Atwood, local agent for the Iron Mountain, returned yester- day from Denver, Colorado, where he spent months vacation. His wife and baby are still in Denver and will remain there several weeks longer. He reports them in good health. 1 H. R. Dennis and Engineer Von Phul, the former vice president of the Securities Company, which owns the local waterworks plant, returned to the city yesterday from New York, and are registered at the Hotel Jeffer- son. They came here to look into the work of erecting the new water works plant on West Fourth avenue, which is now in progress,