Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-19
South Pine Bluff.

h. -IT friends in this city.
 Mrs. John T, Cheairs, Jr,. of Win. chester, was a business visitor la P.ne Bluff yesterday.
 Miss Bessie Thompson has ryt,rn- ed from visit with relatives and friends at Lake Village.
 Judge B. J.. Kerwin left yesterdav afternoon for Little Rock to attend to business for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. D. G. Maxey left yos- terday afternoon for St, Lo,is ubor, they will spend few days.
 Prof. M. D. McNeill leaves Fridov for McNeill, where he will spend sev- c5al weeks with relatives.
 Mrs. J, M. Anderson and daughter Lucille, have departed for Nichiy3n to spend the heated months.
 Miss Nell Kumpe has returned D her L":ne in Little Rock, aftef ,es.t here vit'l Miss Winnie West tn9r4lana
 H. c. Coleman, of Little Rock was recent visitor in the city the guest of his brother, Attorney " #. SoIe- man.
 Van Knox IS home from a business trip to Grand Rapids, in interest of tbe Manifestations Furniture e9a. ?any
 MT and Mrs. J. G. Taylor and Miss Belle Taylor leave today for West Port. Ky. where they will spend ,ha suinlne--
 Miss Tracey Altschul Will return home to Little Rock, Saturday, after spending several days with friends in the city.
 Mss Alma Dewoody left yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs, where she will visit friends and relatives for q few days.
 Miss Josie Dreyfus and Miss Helen Rosenberg left Sunday for New York and other northern points, to spend a few months.
 Misses Eulalie and Beulah Walker eXrect to leave the latter pat Of th.s ricrth for Eureka Springs, 9,rh, Q spend several months.
 Mrs. Arthur w. Mills, and daughter, Kathrjle Pickens, are the guests of MT. and Mrs R. A. Pickens, at Walnut Lake, fer few days.
 John Chancellor, Of Jacksonville, Florida, is in the city visiting his re.a- t:ves, Mesdames, M. w. Bell and Sam Taylor. MT. Chancellor formerly liv- cd here.
 Misses Dollye and Bernice Berlin, of St. Louis, leave Saturday for their home after spending several weeks in this city visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Lillian Bradford, of Los -An- geles, Cal, is expected to arrive to. morrow for a visit with Mrs. w. K. Baker and Mrs. c. P. Austin, on Ltu- rel street.
 Mrs Hattie B. Sumpter, and dangl- ter Miss Marjorie, leave this morning for their home in Malvern, after several days visit with MT. and Mrs. r. E. Renfrow.
 Mrs. J. B. Simon and little son, Bernard, leave today for Little Rock, where they will join her mother and sisters and go to Frankfort, Mich, to spend the summer.
 Miss Ruthe Jones, of Arkansas Post, and Mrs. Josephine Maestri, Of Tontetown, Ark, are the %l2sIs of Miss Ethel Cannon and Mrs. il. 0. Yowell.
 Mrs E. C. Viets and two daughters Misses Ethel and Ava Viets, le11 Sunday afternoon for Fayetteville. Ark, where they will spend few months with relatives.
 Robert York, son of Captain J. B. York, formerly Of this city now o1 Memphis. has gone to Europe lot a say of several months on business and r]eesure combined.
 Wade Knox, of the Knox Wa'Ae, Furniture Company, is home from a purchasing trip to Grand Rapids, Mich. Ms Knox and bah.7 Jolned him in St. Louis and retWned nome after a visit in St. Louis.
 Misses Dollye and Bernice Berllh' of St. Louis, who are visiting rela- tityes in the city will go to attie Rock Thursday, to be the guests oi Miss Helena Simon and attend d dance rendered by Miss Simon.
 Ernest A. Appleton has returned to this city from Annapolis, Md'' "nere ho has been attending school M'' Appleton will leave in few days Tor Paragould where he will vlslt reia-