Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-24
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BRIEF MENTION.
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c. w. Allport left yesterday for Grady on short trip.
 F. E. Bloom left yesterday for lrip to New Orleans.
 l. R. Pierce left yesterday for Grady on a business trip.
 Mrs w H Willis left yesterday for Dumas for a brief visit
 James A. Euchan left yesterday for Stuttga on , business trip.
 Mrs. Ida NJ. Mayer leaves today for HH extended trip to the North
 Joe Lyons and Frank Witt of Little Rock. were in the city yesterday.
 George Mccain and Ray Baker hay" re- turned from a visit to Little Rock.
 5. E. Wood and son, Earl, left ycstrr- day for Chicago for a short vacation.
 Miss Cora Stewart left yesterday for Hot Springs to attend the Thatauqua.
 Misses Buelah and rornela Walker left yesterday for a brief visit at ShcrrilI.
 Mrs w. IT, Mecks and children left yes tcrday for Spirit Lake for d brief visit,
 Mir. and Mrs J. F. Worthen. left y"S terday for Vcrdcn. Okla. for q brief visit;
 4. w. Courtral. Cotton Belt Auditor. has been transferred to the St. Louis ,li- vision.
 F. q. II. Towner has recovered from a recent operation. and left yesterday for Colorado.
 $. C. Veil and family are at Ho, Springs visiting relatives and enjoying q vacation.
 c. C. Bridges. of Alexandria. La. pass ed through the city yesterday en route to Almyra.
 R. w. Fuqul. business manager of the Graphic. was a business visitor in lit,le Rock yesterady.
 Mrs. E. O. Swink and children left yes terday for Charleston. Ill.,, he--st.ne ahout~siN iN- months fIy------------~---
 J. Hener. a well known merchant of Althemer spent yesterday in the city -tis-fa mily ly. --------
 Mfr. and Mrs. l.. F. Bell of Amarilla Texas, passed through the city yesterday en route to Camden.
 Miss NJ. Dilcy. of Bloomington. lnd., passed through the city yesterday on route to Warren.
 Miss Mabel Thomas. of Little Rock. passed through the city yesterday on route to Clarendon.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morton. of I.itl'c NOck. HdSScu tHTouSI the FliN vfStPI'ldA on route to Sheridan
 Mrs. W. A. Owen, who has been visiting 7 Mrs. J. l.. Davis returned yesterday to her home at TeXarkana
 Mrs. R. NJ. Galbrath left yesterday for Shawnee, Okla, to attend her granddaugil- ter, who is seriously ll.-----,------.. Mrs. Martha Bain, who has been vis- Iiting Mrs. J. NJ. Culpepper, has returned to-heY~ home at Monticello. --=-'-
 Mrs. Annie Williams, who has been vi>- iting Mrs. Nj. C. Cleveland, returned yes tcrday to her home at Monticello.
 Mrs. Tracy Mills and two little dauga. ters returned yesterday from Little I;"rk. where they visited Mrs. A. Retan.
 Representative Thomas C. White passed through the city yesterday route |" his home at Sherril, from Hampton: S.-E. Wilhoit, ore of the managers of the Elks Theatre. returned last night from business trip to Little Rock. k.-..es, Misses Lillie and Agnes Corder are vs- iting their aunt at Mound, III. They will spend the summer there with relatives.
 Misses Mabel and Hazel Rhodes passed through the city yesterday en route from Hot Springs to their home at Stutt- gart
 Mrs. C. J. Fulenwider. who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. E. Cherot, returned yesterday to her home at Jacn- son, Mo.
 Ben Franklin, formerly of this city now a resident of Little Rock, arrived last night to attend the BIuthenthal Maier wedding today.
 Mrs. Charles Price, and Chester Hemp hill left yesterday for their home at Jack sonville, III. They have been visiting Mr and Mrs. R. N. Galbraith.
 J.-P Ferguson, of Sweden, and Major Is. W. Boswell, of Richardson, we'll known planters of this county. were business ylss itors in the city yesterday.