Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-08

W. W. Byrd leaves today for a two weeks vacation at Ocean View, Va.
 Miss Edith Bittinger and brother, J. E. Bitt:nger, returned to their home at Grady yesterday.
 Hon. T. C. White, of SherriI. re- turned home yesterday, after a briet visit in this city.
 Dan Byrd and family have gone to Gallon, Union county, to visit rela- tiVes for several weeks.
 Miss Mildred Quinn, of Little Rock. returned home yesterday, after visit to relatives at that place
 Professor NJ. D. McNein has re- turned from a several weeks vacation spent at Atlantic City. N J.
 Mrs. W. Gaske an dc5ildren will leave this morning to visit friends and relatives at McCloud, Okla.
 Miss Mary Rebecca left Saturday for Little Rock, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. R. E. O'Connor.
 Carroll Bishop, with H. C. Bluthen- thai X Co.,, leaves today for brief vacation in Hot Springs and at Mt. Nebo.
 Gen. R. N. knox returned yesterday from Dyer, Tenn. where he has been attending the reunion of the Knox family
 Misses Humphrey and Flanagin, who have been visiting Mrs VI. c. Cross have returned to their homes at Arka- delphia
 Misses Emma and Mary Gregg, of Columbus, Ohio, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit to T. s. Grove and family
 Tim James, of Dreyfus department store, will leave this week for Thous- and Islands, where he will spend his annual vacation.
 Mrs. F. W. Morris and daughter Au- drey, who have been visiting friends ln this city, have returned to their home at Shreveport, La.
 Caswell Arnold, who is taking course in embalming in Little Rock. returns there today to continue his studies, after a brief visit with his parents in this ely
 Miss Hattie Drake, of Bearden. who has been visiting Mrs. John Raireia5A on West Sixth avenue, returned to her home yesterday, / Miss Hattie Bott and Miss Lucille Hitler, who have been visiting Mrs. Milford Dreyfus, returned to Little Rock yesterday. i
 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pickens, of Wal [ nut Lake, will return to their home 1 today after a several weeks stay~af Coopers Wells, Miss.
 J. R. Leonard, of Hendrix College, passed through the city yesterday en route to the White River district, in the interest of Hendrix.
 Jake Freidberg will leave in a day or two for the eastern markets to make the purchases of fall and winter stock for the Grand Leader.
 George Hestand and wife will leave for Hot Springs today, where Mr. Hes tand will enter one of the sanitariums, to be absent about four weeks.
 Mrs. P. M. Bridges and little son. Eugene, are enjoying themselves in 1 Detroit, Mich., where they stopped for a while on their northern trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. White returned from a visit in Memphis yesterday. MT. White is representing c. E. Coe i Refining Company of Memphis.
 c. M. Kirby, formerly with the Wi ! mona Mills, now state manager of the ! Remsen Mills, arrived in the city yes terday from Hot Springs, on business
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Stanley passed through the city yesterday en route to their home at Stuttgart. MT. Stanley is principal of the Stuttgart Training School and has been on the road in the interest of that institution.
 J. B. Simon VIII leave this morning for the Eastern markets to lay in large stock of goods for fall. He will be accompanied as far as Battle Creek, Mich, by Mrs Simon and son Bernard. who will remain there until his re- turn.
 Mrs. w. R. Crawford received a tel egram yesterday announcing the seri- ous illness of her father. James Allen, at his home in Cincinnati. She left last night via the Cotton Belt for that city. She will be accompanied by MT. Crawford and Miss Ethel Crawford.