Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-08
BRIEF MENTION,
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i
 Stuttgart on business. Mrs. Garland Brewster lrfr--vester. day for trip to Stuttgart Dr ]. f. Simmons left yesterday for Memphis Oh business. Lloyd Williams left yesterday for lano on a business trip. Oliver Galbraith was recent bnsi- ness visitor in Little Rock.
 Garland Brewster left yesterday for Russellville for a short visit. { W. J. Hammond left yesterday for Little Rock on business trip.
 Ashley Crow, of Swan Lake. was in the city Oil business yesterday.
 Miss, Lorena Bum. of Fordyce, is visiting her sister. Mrs. !. B. Tal-
 W T TraWick Jr.. left yesterday for q brief business trip to Althei- mer.
 Nr. and Mrs. F. G. Heiner will leave soon 10 visit relatives in Mis- SoHri.
 Mrs. ]. g. Rogers and sister. re- rHned yesterday from visit i, Stamps
 Miss A F. Farmia. of Kea,ney. ar rived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs Holly
 Mrs ! W. Martin ana children left Tuesday fof Masnolia for a visit to relatives. .4r===-
 G. l.. Kinyer\ \retrfned yesterday from Hot springs% where he has been on a vacations1
 W. c .McDill returned to his home at Moscow yesterday. after a brief visit in this city.
 Mrs. W. E. FortenBerry arrived yesterday from England to visit friends in this city.
 Miss Marie Hunt, of Shreveport, re- turned yesterday, after a visit to Mrs Culver in this city.
 Miss Mary Will Winters returned home yesterday from a visit to rela- tives in Kingsland.
 Mrs W. S. Harris and dauehter Miss Lillian. leave today for Colo rado for vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs G. w. Ellington and daughter. Dorothy, will leave about July r. for Colorado.
 Mrs. Sid Trigs~ left yesterday for Memphis to visit her father Captain ]. B. York, and family.
 Misses Iorine Hart and Hazel Beard returned yesterday from a house party at English.
 Miss Irene Royston, of Washington, Ark, will arrive soon to visit her sister, Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge.
 Mrs George BaIdoff and daughter, Neyy, of Birmingham, Ala, are visit inf their cousin; Miss ciara-b -bettfel.
 Charles T. Co1emsn, we'll known lawyer of Little Rock, is visiting his 0rother. Attorney ". F. Coleman.
 Mrs J. l. Norris, three daughters and son, J. I. Norris, Jr., will leave today for Rogers, to be gone two 
 E. l.. Bowie and wife, who were in an automobile in this city Sunday, were visitors from Altheimer
 Miss FranceA sacDe, Of Jones,soro. and Mrs. H. LA Sachs, of Humphrey, were guests atkthe Hotel Jefferson yesterday.
 Ncelonel(s. M. fsylo~and Mrs. An mabel Roberts-and son, Taylor Rob- erts, have returned from delightful sojourn at Heber.
 Henry and Sidney Johnson and Edith Johnson have returned to their nome in St. Louis, after spending a 'ew weeks here with relatives.
 Miss Mary Banks leaves today for l short visit at Fordyce with rela- tives, during which time her posi- ion will be filled by Miss Jo Angell.
 Misses Edna and Alma Langford will spend Augus' in Salt Lake City. and will return on the first of Sep .ember, at which time they will open heir music class.
 party consisting of Fred Ingram, Joe Rousseau and Arthur Bott, came through from Little Rock yesterday on motorcycles, arriving in he city in the afternoon, and will cave today for the return trip.
 J. c. Wiley, of Carthage, Ark, who came here to attend the railroad mass meeting Tuesday night, re- turned home yesterday. He says his people will make a determined effort 70 get Mir. Rutherford 7to extend-the AaE N