Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15


 w. N. Trulock and E. A. Schicker returned yesterday morning from Hot Springs where they attended the meet ing of hotel men.
 Ira Bloom and Sam Hilzheim re- turned yesterday from Memphis, where they have been visiting rela- tives for a few weeks
 ' Mrs. W. s. Beard and daughter, l Grace, left yesterday afternoon for , Clarendon, where they will be the guests of w. E. Beard.
 Mss Minus. of St. Louis, who has spent several pleasa.lt weeks with Mss .allia Roth, left yesterday af- ternoon tor her home.
 Mrs. John Friar, of Beaumont, Tex as, intended leaving last evening for her home, after a pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. w. L. Carr.
 Miss Charlie May Boyd of Monticel- b., leaves Saturday for her home af ter very pleasant visit here with MT. and Mrs D. A. Caldwell.
 Mrs A. Musacch;a, of Dallas, Tex as, who has been visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ben Sylvester, has returned home after a two weeks stay Miss Bernice Whitelaw returned yesterday afternoon from Little Rock, where she has been visiting Miss Dorothy Byington for several weeks>
 Miss Pearl McComb, and brother, jodie, are expected home today fro1l Le banon, Mo-, where for several weeks they have been visiting rela- tives.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Gillespie have returned from Hot Springs, where they spent six weeks of recreation. They will leave shortly for Denver, Colo, 10 spend the summer.
 Miss Ruth Lowenfield left yesterday afternoon for her home in Little Rock after a brief visit here with Mrs. D Hanf. Miss Fannie Hanf accompani- ed her home for visit with her. Miss Victoria Goree and Mrs. Gregg of Texas, left yesterday afternoon for Rob Roy, where they will take boat for Douglass. At Douglass they will spend a while with Dr. c. w. Dixon.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie A. Kientz left yesterday afternoon for Chicago and other northern points for vacation. MT. Kientz is connected with the Ar mour Packing Company in this city. MT. and Mrs w. A. Vincent and son arrived yesterday morning from Little Rock, to be residents of Pine Bluff in future. MT. Vincent is travelling salesman for the Warren Drug Com pany. ,, MT and Mrs J. T. Lloyd and daugh- ters. Misses Marie and Nettie Lloyd and small children left yesterday af- ternoon for Solon Springs, Wis, near Lake Superior, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Dan Koonce and children left yesterday afternoon for Memphis, where they will join MT. Koonce and make their home. Mr. Koonce is one of the Pine Bluff capitalists in- terested in the Southern Hospital As socation. 'F Tom Gadberry and D. B. Hatcher left yesterday afternoon for their old homes at Horse Cave, Ky, to spend their vacation. They will be the guests of relatives at Horse Cave and will also visit other points in tie Blue Grass state.
 Mrs. $. N. Knox and little grand daughter, Bessie Atkinson, leave this morning for Little Rock, where they ] will be the guests of Mrs. Knox daughter. Mrs. J. T. Hoover. Mrs Atkinson is now visiting Mrs Hoov' CT.
 Mrs. Dr. Holderness and daughter, Miss Minrie Holderness, mother and , sister of Harry I. IIolderness, of this city, passed through here yesterday 7 an route from their home at Fordyce 10 Nashville, Tenn, where they will visit Marvin Holderness. A. O. Cook, of New Madrid, Mo-, Jeff , yesterday afternoon for his home af ter attending the funeral of his moth 3 CT, Mrs. Fannie Cook. Mrs. Loui! 5 Block, of New Madrid, who also at tended the funeral of her mother, Mrs Cook, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Brunson Jenkins and child ren, with their mother, Mrs. s. w 5 Jeannin, will leave next Monday fol . their new home in Kennett, Mo. Mrs : Jenkins has disposed of her propert! and other interests here, and will n' 3 longer make this city her home. , Earl Gray, patrol driver of the Pin' 7 Bluff police department has just re
 turned from an extended tour of tn : state. MT. Gray was the guest o g relatives in England. He has beel