Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05

ma, have returned from visit to friends in Magnolia. Mrs. Roy Wilson, of Little Rock. returned home yesterday after visit ing relatives in this city.
 Oscar Moore returned to his home at Eros, La, yesterday, after visit to his parents in this city.
 Mrs. C. F. Sternberg returned yes terday to her home in St. Louis, after a visit to her son in this city
 Miss Fannie Hardin has returned from a several months visit to friends at Siloam Springs. Ark.
 Lynn Newsum. of New Madrid Mo-. arrived in the city yesterday. and will sing at the Elks this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Lindsay and Miss Mary Lindsay left yesterday for a brief vacation at Eureka Springs.
 M ss Bertie Sewers, who has been visiting Mrs. c H. Blakely, returned ;
 Mrs. w. H. Browning returned yes terday from a visit to her son, Wal ter Browning, and family, at Cairo, III.
 4 dance will be gwen Friday night by the Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra at Forest Park and all are invited to attend.
 Assistant Chief of Police Ed Fran cis left yesterday for Hot Springs. where he will spend a few weeks va cation
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mcleod and Miss Emma Monk have returned from Rushford, Minn., where they spent months vacation.
 G. l.. Maddine has gone to Manti- tou, Col, to join his son. C. J. Mad ding, who will remain some time long CT to fully recuperate.
 City Marshal Ell.s. Deputy City Marshal Newton and Judge Leonard Stern, Of Camden. were in the city yesterday on official business.
 Dr, 0. G. Blackwell returned last night from a professional business trip to Star City, where he attended Mrs. Lee Fish, who is quite sick
 Mrs. E. J. Shoup, Of Hot Springs. is in the city visiting Mrs. N H. Al len She was formerly Miss Pearl Glover of this city, and has many friends here
 Mrs. G. H. Martin, accompanied by her children. Misses Annie and Jose phine. and Master Gilbert, left yester- day for Sulphur Springs to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. E. J. Kesterson, who has been visiting her son in the city for some time, left yesterday for Humphrey to visit her son, Dr. Bum, before return ing to her home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. M. C. Jones left yesterday for Joneshoro o visit her daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Westbrook, and from there they
 
 Springs to spend few weeks.
 John Temple left yesterday for Wal kerton, Va. where he will spend the remainder of the summer. He will he accompanied by Mrs. Temple, who IS now visiting relatives in Memphis.
 Alderman Pat c. Chestnut and, fam fly left/last night for Galveston, where they will spend two weeks vis- itng friends. Mr. Chestnut says he will return in time for the next/coun- cil meeting.
 Miss Irene Bocage left yesterday for Denver, Col, to join her sister, Mrs. George w. Rogers, of Little Rock, who is spending the summer there. Miss Bocage will be away about three weeks.
 Miss L. " Stokes. the trained nurse who has been attending Miss Future May Bloom for several weeks, left yesterday for Newport on professional business. Miss Bloom is recovering from her recent illness.
 Miss Julia Colgan has gone to Col umbus, Ohio, to visit relatives and i friends for several weeks. She will also visit in Celina, Ohio, and Port land, Ind, and will return to Pine Bluff some time in October.
 -F. G. Chew who went to Athens, Ala, some weeks ago with his wife, has returned to this state and is again visiting his trade. He has entirely recovered from his illness. Mrs. Chew is also much improved, but will re- main with Athens relatives for a few months.