Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
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 go to Heber next week.
 F. R. Williford of Dumas is in the city transacting business.
 r. F. McNeny of Memphis was in the -citx-Gacentlx.. Yisiting-frientfs:-----. Phil F. Crutcher has gone to White river, where he will enjoy a week s
 rSidney-Helms of Warren, formerly of this city, is in the city-transaetins Ibusiness.
 Miss Fannie Harding is visiting her at Fordyce.
 Miss Minnie Hamilton will go to Memphis Sunday to visit her brother, w. H. Hamilton.
 Wilbur Orto, son of Dr. z. Orto. has returned from Washington-Lee Uni versity in Virginia. l D. A. Caldwell and wife will re- turn tomorrow from visit to rela- tiVess. Mont ticello-------~---
 Bennie Parsons, Elbert@ Matthews and Mills Starke spent Saturday and hSunday in Little Rock. Mrs. l.. s. Montgomery and Mrs. P. C. Knox will leave Monday to spend several weeks in Colorado Mrs. Marshall McGaughy and chil- 1 dren will leave in few days to spend several weeks at Heber. c. A. Troupe returned Sunday to | Culver, Indiana, where he will attend l the summer term of the Culver h. stitute
 l Mr. and Mrs. John Harper and children of Minaca, Mexico, will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. O. McGehee in few weeks.
 Misses Linda Alexander and Kath Teen Moody of Little Rock are visit ing Mir. and Mrs. Jameson on West Eighth avenue.
 Colonel Gus Waterman of Dumas returned to that place yesterday after
 spending several days in the city with his family.
 Miss Minnie Allen left yesterday afternoon for Searcy to attend the Sunday school institute to be held at that place this week
 Dr. J. w. Johns left yesterday for Bolton. Miss, to accompany Mrs. Johns home after a visit of several wpol,c with ralativaS
 Miss Sallie Wood and her brother, Master Clifford Wood, are visiting their uncle and family, J. D. Harrell, at Mo- 919 West Third avenue
 Mo Roth, the expert cotton buyer, left yesterday for New York City, where he will spend severaL~-weeks visiting relatives and -1friehds V s<Mrs. Wilbur Shaw and children Of Dallas, Texas, are visiting Mrs. M Vanvalkenburg and Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Smart and other relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Pearl Roost of Fl Paso, Texas, is here visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. A. LeLaurin. She was called here to attend her father, who has been quite sick.
 Miss Etta Calm of Memphis is vis- iting Miss Brunette Slbernagle She will be the honoree at an entertain ment to be given by Miss Silbernagle ThAasdasx- night
 Fay Senyard of the Bank of Pine Bluff is in Canada, where he will re- main a few weeks for his health. He< will vigtt several notrern cities be- fore his return home.
 Miss Regina Lehman of Memphis is in the city visiting Miss Rosa Son. nenschen. The latter will entertain for her guest this evening al her home on West Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. J. A. Harrel and daughter. Miss Ruth Harrel, have returned from Virginia, where they accompanied the body of Captain J. A. Harrel, who died in Memphis several days ago,
 Mrs Charles Levy returned yester- day from Texarkana, where she visit ed relatives for a few days. She took sick there and Mir. Levy went there to accompany her home.
 Mrs. Gorge Lindsay and Miss Mary Lindsay will leave Monday for Colo rado Springs and Denver, where they will join Mrs. Lindsay's son. Horace, who has been out West several months for his health.
 A. F. Morgan, supervising drain age engineer in the government ser vice at Washington, D. C., was in the city yesterday conferring with Coun- ty Judge James Gould relative to the