Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-18

home in Little Rock, after business visit in the city.
 Mrs. Ada H. Sweet left yesterday for New York to select her fall stock of millinery.
 C. F. Smith, of the Cotton Belt ser vice, has gone to Murfreesboro. H.. to visit his wife
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis returned yesterday from a visit to friends at Humboldt, Tenn.
 Messrs. Boyle and Mccormick. of Clarksdale, Miss, were business yis- ltors in the city recently.
 Miss Emma Jaynes, of Mablevale. arrived in the city yesterday to visit her brother, T. D. Jaynes
 B. l.. Wiley left yesterday for Ha- german, \. M., where he will engage in the real estate business.
 Attorney E. w. Brockman has re- turned from Cornerstone, where he has been on legal business.
 I O., will arrive in the city about Septem- Der l to attend school here this fall
 Dr. w. T. Lowe left yesterday for trip to Chicago, where he will take course of lectures before returning.
 V. G. Hinton, representing an ad- ding machine company of Little Rock, was business visitor in the city yes terday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Gibson, Jr., of Sherrjll, passed through the city yes terday enroute home from Hot Springs.
 Mr. and Mrs D. M. Kirkland, of Lit tie Rock, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs. C. H. Blakely, returned home yesterday.
 Clarence Powell, bunJ.e wrapper al Dreyfus' has so12 to San Marcos Texas, where he will spen da several weeksT vacation..
 Louis Bucks, who is -vtsitingNat his old home, Camden, is suffering from dislocated knee and underwent an operation there recently
 Farrar Martin has been called 10 Princeton, Ark, to the bedside of hs grandmother, Mrs. Robert Martin. who is dangerously ill.,
 Miss Otis Baker will leave in a few days for Walnut Lake to visit her father. and from there she will go to Fordyce to visit Miss Minnie Holder ness.
 Mr. and Mrs. K. $. Harper, of War ren. who were called here to attend the funeral of the little son of MT. and Mrs. H. s. Harper, returned home yesterday.
 George H. Adams, publisher of the Helena World, Hot Springs Bulletin and Pine Bluff Graphic, is in the city on business. He will soon launch a big afternoon paper at Little Rock.
 s. w. Kenwood, for years conduc- tor on the Cotton Belt road out of this city, but who has been making his home in Texas the past several years lis here on visit to his daughter Mrs Mont Levy, and otheh.Ielatives. Mrs. J. B. Speer-saru -daUgn1ev,--Ala Netta, will leave Sunday for GVeez Bay, Wis, Where they will spend Vhe remaindeg of the summer montks Mrs. speers has recovered from sht effects of an injury she sustained fa' her homo few weeks ago, when/she stepped frop the walk and spfained her ankle. -----------------
 Will Vego left yesterday for Ho1 Springs, wnere he will make arrange. ments for the big game of baseball td be played at Hot Springs on Labor Day, when the Pine Blue labor unions and Owls lodge are to join with the other unions and lodges in the annua l Labor Day celebration. He will take crack team 10 that city from Pine Bluff
 Julius Leitner. formerly in the req estate business here. now engaged 1T that business at Sepulpa, Okla, i: here on land deal. He declares tha 1 Sepulpa is the best town in Okla homa and that it is booming at thi: time He will return to Sepulpa 1T about two weeks and will be accom- panied by August Thalheimer, wht will also engage in business there.