Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-13
BRIEF MENTION.


Miss Anne Rosenberg is iH Little Rock visiting relatyef
 Chas. NJ. Young Jeff yesterday fer Heber for q vacation.
 R~-S--bUyd. of Lonoke is d .0es, at the Hotel jefferson.
 Rufus Hayes left yesterday for Coon Spur for d brief vacation
 W. ;. Embree. q Reyael was d visitor II this city yesterday.
 Miss Hattie Orto will leave tomor- TOW for a trip to Bentonville
 ira D. Bloom has returned from il visit to relative" in Memphis.
 Will NichoI left yesterday for O. laraitas. Mis- en q business trip.
 j. Heiner. of Althefmer, spent the Sabbath with his family in this city M. $, Smith. '. $. left yesterday for Grady on q professional business trip.
 Mrs. Harvie Hudson and children have returned from visit to Cam den.
 T. I1avis Nixon left esterday for Rison to attend 10 some legal busi- ness
 $. M Taylor left yesterday for d business trip south on the Cotton Belt,
 w F. Coleman and family will leave for Mt Nebo for vacation next Sat urday.
 Mrs. B. Jones and Lucille Jones left yesterday for brief visit to Hot Springs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ike Leitner and son, Roy. are visiting relatives al Bas- trop, La.
 Mrs. c. E. Carter of Rison, re- turned home yesterday after a brief visit here.
 Mrs NJ, C. Cross has reiurned from Camden, where she attended a fam fly reunion.
 H. M Hoffman and wife. of Swan Lake, were guests at the Hotel lief ferson yesterday,
 Harold Roth, of Little Rock. re- turned home yesterday, after a visil to friends in this city.
 G. D. Davis, of Benton, is in the city in the interest of the Benton Brick and Pottery Co.
 Mrs Harry Harrington and Ms. W, K. Oliver left yesterday for Little Rock for a short visit.
 E. k. Buster, the we'll known knigs- land merchant planter. was in the city yesterday on business.
 J, \. Mckinney, representing the Watson Co., left yesterday for trip on the Iron Mountain.
 J. H. Thach left yesterday for For dyce to attend to business for the Clary Training School.
 Rev. w. F. Pendergrass, of Cabot, is visiting his sons, Will and Atticns Pendergrass, ill this city.
 Sam Henderson, we'll known trav- cling man from Little Rock is in the city, calling on his trade.
 F. F. McNeny, formerly Of this city, now of Dallas, Texas, was business visitor in the city yehterday-
 Miss Grace Addix, of Fort Worth who has been visiting Mrs. P TT. Lind- ley, returned home yesterday.
 A. A. Hammond and son, of Mem- phis, arrived in the city yesterday and will reside here in the future.
 F. s. Lockett, of Memphis, who has been here for several days on busi- ness, left yesterday for Warren.
 Mrs. Van Landingham, of Montlcel- To, returned home yesterday, after brief visit to relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Edgar Blackwell and sister, Mrs. Dr. Gibson, left yesterday for San Antonio, Texas, for the summer G. w. Morrow, of Sherrill, was business visitor yesterday, and re- ports that the crops need rain badly Dr. w. s. Stewart, member of the State Medical Board, left yesterday for Little Rock on official business. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Cramer, o1 Little Rock, spent the Sabbath with MT. and Mrs. w: A. Taggart, in this city.
 Mrs Gus Waterman and daughter, Miss Dora, went to Dumas yesterday to visit MT. Waterman for several days.