Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-09

Mrs. Mollie Van valkenbnrgb Jeff last night to spend q week at su,- i phur Springs
 i Oscar Nelch returned yesterday from Hot Springs. where he has been playing baseball.
 Mrs. V. V. Mann and daughter, Miss Mamie, will leave soon for d vaca- tion ill Colorado.
 i MISS Lola Mann returned yesierday rom visit to friends and relatives at Forrest City.
 Miss Eunice Sullivan will leave to- day for two weeks visit to friends at Texarkana
 r. F. Boggs, of Tucker returned home yesterday. after brief busi- ness visit here.
 Mrs. \. !. Clemnons, and son. Will liam, of Tamo, were in the city on business yesterday.
 J. l.. Gray returned 10 his home in this city yesterday, after a visit to friends in England
 A r. Crow returned 10 his home at Haywood Negterfay. after a brief business visit here.
 Misses Carrie and Ruth Gaughan. of Camden. arrived in The city yes terday for q brief visit.
 Mrs A. G. Bedefl and daughter. AiI 3dred. expect to leave soon for a visit fe~Ielatiyes ill Missouri. Z Percy Meyer, son of Nr. and Mrs. Gabe Meyer of this city. is here from Shreveport, La. on visit Harry Heilbron. of Texarkana and 1 Beaumont, Texas. was in the city yes tefday, the guest. of friends.
 Mrs. T. j. Hoover, of Little Rock returned home yesterday, after a visit to Mrs. s. x. Knox and family.
 Abner McGehee, we'll known young attorney from Little Rock, was in the city yesterday visiting friends. Mrs J. T, Hickman, of Ferda, who has been visiting Mrs. o. G. Black we'll, returned home yesterday
 Mrs T. J. Collier, of Altheimer, was ill the city yesterday visiting her daughter. Mrs. Richard Barnett.
 Mss Marjorie Sumpter who has been visiting Miss Ella Fox, returned to her home at Malvern yesterday
 John Ky. of Little Rock, returned home yesterday, after a brief visit with his mother and sister in this city
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Moore, of Waco, Texas. passed through the city yesterday en route to Dexter. where she will visit relatives.
 r. A. W. Nunn and daughter, Miss Mamie, expect to leave Sunday for an extended trip in the North and East.
 Miss Edith Woodbridge, Little Miss Frances and Master Hunter Wool drdge left yesterday for visit to Hamburg.
 Mrs. J. E. Pierce is visiting her brother. J. A. Hudgens, at Wabbase- ka, and with a small party is on d fishing trip.--,---.------------------- Simon Bloom, wife and son, Sol and Harry Hanf will go to Tender son, La, Sunday, to visit relatives fofafeW weeks. ..-------@s
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Wilson and chil- dren, of Providence, Ky, are visiting Mrs. J. B.. Quinn at No. 1908 West Seventh avenue.
 Mrs. A. Entsminger and daughter who have been visiting Mrs. E. Baugh- man, returned to their home at Fay lorville, H., yesterday. -ya--@----s------.,
 J. E. Van Landinghanl. of Fordyce ' and Mrs. J. M. Van Landingham, of Monticello. were the guests of friends in this sAcity-yesterday. D. B. Hatcher and T. F. Gadberry leave today for their old home at Glasgow, Ky. where they will visit relatives for a few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. J, B. Baker left yes i terday for Los Angeles, where they will attend the Elks convention, and from there they will go to other Western points.
 Mrs. Matte Sumpter, who has been visiting Mrs. R. H. MtMills, and daugh- ter, Miss Marjorie, who has been wis iting Miss Ella Fox, returned to their hrme at Malvern yesterday. Mrs. Gus Longino, of Haynesville