Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

be gone several weeks.
 Nr and Mrs. Frank Ragland and two sons left yesterday afternoon for Wabbaseka, wheresthey will visit rel atives for few@daSs.
 Mrs. E. H. Butler and daugnta' Miss Cornelia, of Little Rock, have returned home after visit with NJ. and Mrs. s. A. Miller.
 James Ward, bookkeeper at the Cleveland Matthews Hardware Con- pany, left last night for Hope, to spend a weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Windy Bak- CT left yesterday for Detroit, Mich igan, where they will attend the nat ional convention of Elks Mrs McPeak, of Co~a =rstone, pass ad through the city yesterday, ei route <; Memphis, where she will wis. ,, ]. tives and friends.
 H. J. Davis, of. Birmingham, Ala ;, is in the city visiting his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. V. J. Mills, at No. 705 West Barraque street.
 Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger and little son leave soon for the north to spend the summer travelling in Minnesota, Montana and North Dakota. Miss Milius, of St. Louis, who has been the guest of Miss Idahlia Roth for few weeks, will return to her home in St. Louis this week.
 Fred Houdlett and wife and Harry Clayton and Mrs. Dellmon left yes- terday for Adkins Lake, where they will spend several days fishing.
 Dr. R. X. Fischer, of St. Louis, S6 years old, will arrive today to visit his daughters, Mrs. c. King and Miss Marie Fischer igor a few days. Miss Theo Davis left yesterday for St. Louis, Mo-, to visit friends and relatives. She will go to Chicago and other northern points before re- turning home.
 1 Mrs. George Borresen and daugh- ter and Mrs. T. E. Buck will leave Saturday for Chicago, where they will spend the summer at the Chicago Beach Hotel.
 Mrs. w. H. Little and daughter, Miss Narada Little, of Ozark, Ark, are in the city visiting their sister, Mrs. W. T. Williams, of No. 130 West Thirteenth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. M. Mills, Miss Georgia Wilkins and Mrs. w. w. Douglas will leave Wednesday for Eureka Swings, where they will so- journ for several weeks.
 Frank Foster, of the Pacific Ex- press Company, is expected home in a few days from points in Texas and Oklahoma, where he has been visit ing relatives for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Will Vego and Dr and Mrs. Campbell left yesterday ev- ening for Noble, Lake, where they will enjoy an outing and wrestle with the finny tribe for a few days.
 Dr. J. W. Ferguson, of Sweden, was in the city yesterday. Re was ac- companied home by his grandmother Mrs Kenslow, of Sardis, Miss, wh will visit Dr. Ferguson and father
 Sheriff C. M. Philpot will leave to- day for Los Angeles, California where he goes for Bob Clegg, wantef here for forgery and arrested at Los Angeles. Mrs. Philpot will accom-. pany her husband on the trip
 Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Doty and child. ren leave today for Chicago and Buffa To. Mrs Doty and children wil spend the summer in the north, but Mir. Doty will return here in shor while
 Misses Helen Rosenberg and Josie Dreyfus will leave this week for New York, Buffalo, Syracuse and othel points in the east. At Newark, N J., Miss Rosenberg will attend th' wedding of Miss Belle Houser.
 Billy Peebles left yesterday after noon for Memphis, where he will b' the guest of R. E. George and fam fly. Later in the summer Maste
 Peebles will go to Chicago and Mil waukee for visit with relatives.
 Ike E.. Hanf will go to Little Rocl this afternoon to attend receptio, to be rendered friends tonight by Mrs E. Lomenfield in announcing the en gagement of her daughter, Miss Rull | Lowenfield, to Harry H. Hanf, of thi city.
 | Sister Anne Matilda, of the St Jos
 eph Infirmary, Louisville, Ky, lief yesterday afternoon for Helena, wher' she will visit before returning. Sis
 ter Matilda is on her retreat an, came here for a visit with her sister
 Mrs J. E. Boyce, whom she has no
 seen for the past eighteen years. .sis ter Matilda was reared in Pine Bluff
 and this county, but left here eigh
 teen years ago and has not been her.