Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-19
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lne summer ln WaukeSha.
 Mrs. B. A. Ashcraft left yesterday for trip to New Mexico.
 Wright Walker will. leave soon for a>vacation at-Hot Springs. Major s. w. Boswell was a business visitor in the city yesterday
 Miss Hallie Dye, of Louisville, Ky, lis visiting Mrs. Crowley here.
 ": T. TraWiek, Jr., left yesterday for bHSiness trip to Altheimer.
 \. R. Rodgers returned yesterday from business trip to Helena.
 Miss Annie Royster left yesterday for visit to friends at Cabool.
 Mrs. J. N. Mckinney left yesterday for Altheimer, to visit relatives
 E. D. Dyer left yesterday for Cor pus Christi, Texas, for a vacation.
 Mrs. R. D. Berry left yesterday for a visit to relatives at Daytons \. Nj.
 June Coles~a and--E:d~ -Diiley leave to- day far fishing trip to Noble Lake.
 A.-I< terday for New York for a vacation.
 Magistrate J. \. Frazier went to Sheridan yesterday on legal business.
 Miss May Downs, of Fordyce, is in the city visiting Mrs. w. c. Reynolds.
 Mrs. A. s. Richardson, of Corner stone, is quite i'll al a local hospital
 
 Collier Lee returned yesterday from a visit to Hicks Riley in Louisville. Ken.
 Miss Ellice Breathwitt~ yester- day for visit to relatives at Kings land
 Mrs. Edgar Blackwell returned yes terday from a trip 10 San Antonio, Tesas.
 Misses Jessie and Dora Waterman left yesterday for a visit to friends at Dumas.
 Miss Louise Wheat arrived in the city yesterday from McGehee to visit relatives.
 Miss Lula Mitchell, of Sherrill, ar rived in the city yesterday to visit relatives. ....-~-''.-e15s -~--.as5'ssT-
 John Kingie1-;~ manager of the White z Ringler plantation, is sick at a lozy tal hospital.
 NM4ff.-aAtl Atl~Mrs.~C.eH rBlakely~left yes terday for Monticello to visit the fam fly of R. c. Knox.
 Miss Annie Ginther, of Fairfield, returned to her home yesterday, after visit with friends.
 Mrs. Henry Marx and children have returned from a visit to MT. and Mrs. H. Brown, at Texarkana.
 Henry Edinton, of Jackson, Miss, will arrive Saturday from Hot Springs to visit friends in this city.
 Mrs. V. J. McComb and daughter, Pearl McComb left yesterday for Youngstown to attend barbecue.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Reap returned to their home in Little Rock yesterday, after brief visit to relatives here.
 Buck Mitchells=s:fE',~;-44a-~As Attfitehe44f -ead Mir. Whitley, of Sherrill, weres busi- ness visitors in the city yesterday.
 Perry Bruns son. of Memphis, is wis ting Dr. Asa Brunson, and will go to Swan Lake before returning home. >~slisS~E111a B. Danaher returned to her home in Little Rock yesterday, after a visit to her brother, M. Dana her.
 Miss Mamie Smith, of Batesville, Tenn, who has been visiting rela- tives in this city, returned home yes- terday.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Reinberger, of St. Louis, arrive din the city yesterday to visit the family of Attorney Irving Reinberger. ..4--sa
 Mr. apd Mrs. M.~~Eilbott, oN Mt heimeE arrived in the city yesterday to wis it Mir. and Mrs. E. Eilbott, on South Linden street.
 Mrs.\lo Nichol, -.of~fhis city, and Miss Ouita Martin, of Warren, left yesterday for Chicago, where they will spend several weeks:
 MT. and Irs~5ohn Roma haSs re- turned from a visit to Hot Sp/Mgs. Whilf there they were the guests of Dr. A A. Simpson and -t Martin.
 ColoneT Gus Waterman and wife left yesterday for Asheville, N. C., where they will visit their daughter, Miss Frances Waterman, who is so- journing there for her health.
 B. H. Calef, assistant general freight agent of the Iron Mountain railway, with. headquarters in St. Louis, was in the city yesterday as the guest of