Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-11

tended the .-picnic there yesterday. Mss Louise Kavanaugh. of Little Rock, was here Tuesday and attended the dance giAsn by Miss Mamie Nj chol
 J. k. Stewart left yesterday for South Bend, Ark. where he qoes in the interest of the Arkansas Cottoon Oil Co.
 J. C Ambel, safes manager for the Kelly James Mfg Co.,. of pjttsbprp was here yesterday calling on his trade
 MISS lone Farrar will leave Sat.n day for Monticello where she will visit friends and relatives for several days.
 J. k. Foster, of Natchez, Miss. for merly agent for the Pacific Express GO, here was in the c&.v Tuesday on i business.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Schnable an. two children will leave today for H4b- CT Springs, where they will spaac several weeks.
 Mss Frances Woodbridge and Mas ter Hunter Woodbridge will ,eaye Monday for Hambsyg, where they will visit relatives.
 Major N. \. White and family will leave today for South Bend, Ark. where they will spend the remainder Of the heated term.
 Judge and Mrs. W. T. Wooldridge will leave the first of next week for Waukesha, Wis, where they will spend several weeks.
 Misses Josie Strauss and Mamie custer are spending q week with Mrs, 5, ,. Luck, at her summer cot tage at Sulphur Springs.
 M c. Cross and James Hudson left yesterday for Monticello, where they sill attend the big barbecue that is to be given there today.
 Frank B. Tom|inson and H. K. Ton ey left yesterday for Monticello, where they will attend the big barbe-
  cue and land congress there today.
 Miss lmogene Henderson, who for several weeks has been visiting Mrs. , Clarence Collier in this city, returned to her home in Honey Grove, Texas, yesterday.
 Magistrate J. 4. Frazier and Prose cutting Attorney T. Havs Nixon left yesterday for Redfield, where tEer will attend the big barbecue si5eu idere yesterday.
 Nick J. Can't, of the firm of Bridges Woodbridge and Can't left yesterday afternoon for Malvern. where he will be until Saturday attending to several cases in that court
 T. B. McEwen, of the Grand Lead CT, left yesterday afternoon for New York and other Eastern cities to make Fall purchases for his estab- lishment, the Grand Leader.
 Mrs. F. c. Holland left yesterday for Slkeston, Mo, where she will visit relatives. Her husband accompanied her as far as Little Rock, where he transacted business during the day.
 Mrs Anna K. Sheehan, head nurse at the Florence Sanitarium, will leave Monday for months vacation. which will be spent in New York, Mime apolis, points in Iowa and Chicago.
 s. G. Seabrook, claim agent of the Cotton Belt at Pine Bluff, and his as- slstant, H. T. Harrison, were in Little Rock looking after official business matters yesterday.-L:ttle Rock Gaz- ette
 Harvey Hudson left Tuesday in his Overland for Monticello The roads between here and that city are report ed in bad condition and MT. Hudson . left a day early in order to reach s there today.
 e Leo Kastor, of the firm of Kastor } and Bluthenthal, gents furnishers } left yesterday for New York and other Eastern markets, where he will make large Fall purchases for his establishment.
 :, o. H. Field, representing the Jesse French Piano Co.,, was here yester day closing deal with the Barnes. Yowell Music House, and in future this house will be the representativ; of the Jesse French Co.,, in South. east Arkansas.
 c. F. Jones and wife leave today for Dallas, Tex, where they vii spend couple of weeks visiting rela. tives. Mir. Jones is an engineer on the Iron Mountain, running between this city and Pine Bluff.-Hot Springs