Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-06

the future.
 G. B. Wright. of Little Rock, passed through the city yesterday en route to Dermott
 Miss Eugenia West of Wabbaseka, returned home yesterday after brief visit here
 D. w. Ritchie returned home yester- day from a visit to French Lick. Ind, and St. Louis.
 Miss Nina Renfrow of Rison arrived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. Hugh Jackman
 Mrs. VI. B. Bryant and Miss Edna Bridenbach left yesterday for brief visit at Moscow.
 Mrs. D. c. Wilcox and son Robert returned yesterday from vacation at Waco, Texas.
 Mrs. E. J. Schupp of Hot Springs arrived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. Henry Dudley.
 E. NJ. Kavanaugh, of R. S. Thomp- son & Son, left yesterday for Cincin- nati on business for the firm
 Mrs. H. c. Frizielle and daughter, Miss Inez Shannon, left yesterday for vacation in Indianapolis, Ind
 Miss Lillian Julian and her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Clements, and Joe Clement, Jr., left for Hot Springs yesterday.
 Miss Mildred Quinn, of Little Rock. who has been visiting Miss Virginia Walker, will return home Saturday. R. C. Mcdonald, of Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday on business con nected With the North and South Rail- road
 AIr and Mrs. Dan Byrd and their daughter. Mrs, Kaufman, will leave soon for a visit to friends at Fl Do- rado.
 Nr W. Woodbridge is taking a vacation in Waukesba Wis. being ac- companied as far as St. Louis by her husband.
 Mrs. C. P. Austin and little daugl- ter. Mildred left yesterday for a sev- eral weeks visit to relatives at Wynne.
 Misses Jo and Jean Hart and Wer- her Duncan left yesterday for Red field to attend the barbecue at that place.
 Misses India Benson, of Camden: Patti Flanagin. Eddie Brown and Eva Humphreys, of Philadelphia, are wis iting Mrs. M C. Cross, on South Lau- rel street.
 Coach Leonard of Hendrix College. passed through the city yesterday en route to TeXarkana, in the interest of the college
 George F. Hill left last night for Little Rock to make arrangements for an excursion train to Benton for the B. R. T. on August IS.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin is at Mobile. Ala, attending the national Kniohts of Columbus. Judge Kerwin is the state deputy for the Knights of Col umbus in Arkansas.
 Miss Hennie Joseph will leave Sat urday for Rochester. Minn, where she will undergo treatment in Mayo Brothers Hospital. She will be away for several weeks
 D. P Haggard, of Little Rock. who has been in the city for the past ten days. representing the Kings Royal Germetuer remedies, left yesterday for a business trip to Stuttgart. He will return here in few days.
 Dr. O. w. Clark will leave Saturday for Rochester, Minn.. where he will spend several weeks as a guest of the famous Drs. Mayo, who are among the most successful surgeons of mod ern times. He will take several courses at the Mayo Sanitarium.
 Dr. J. L. Caldwell, secretary of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, who re- gently wrote the U. s. Department of Entomology for information concern ing the boil weevil, with the intention of organizing a boil weevil club here, has received the latest publications on the weevil. He has them at his office. They were sent by Chief How ard, of the Department of Agricul- ture. |. "