Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-13


 soon for Racine, Wis, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. C. Knox left yes terday for their home a+ Monticello after a short stay with friends here.
 Ernest Hummer and John l.. Alex ander left last night for a visit with friends in Dallas and Sherman, Texas Jim McCammon has returned from Hamburg, where he has been spend- ing the week with friends and rela- tives
 Otis Warrington will leave Tues day for Denver, Colo, where he will spend the remainder of the heated term.
 l Judge Lee, of Lincoln county was i here yesterday. He has been at Hot Springs for several weeks on his vac ation.
 James Gatling, the well known lra- yelling salesman, returned yesterday from a visit of several weeks ia St. Louis.
 James Madding left yesterday after noon for Monteagle, Tenn, where he 1 will be for the next month on his an- nual vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Malstra, of ! Springdale, Ark, returned home yes- terday after a visit with Mrs Joe Smith in this city.
 Dr. c. D. Smith left yesterday for l Fairfield, where he will attend to the wants of the suffering beasts of bur- den in that vicinity.
 NJ. O. Cross and James Hudson re- turned yesterday afternoon from Mon- i ticello, where they have been attend ing the big barbecue.
 Jack Dunegan. TareltOn Gotham and George Martin left yesterday for their home in Little Rock after a visit here with friends.
 J. \. Lewis, of the firm of Dur ! ham, Luckett & Lewis, left Thursday for Memphis, where he will transact business for his firm. Miss Hattie Martin has returned ] from a pleasant trip to Shreveport, l and Homer, La, where she has been l spending her vacation.
 Mrs. l.. Kendall and C. G. Schnei- der, of Ulm, Ark, have returned to their home after visit with Mrs. ! j. H. Mitchell in this city
 Mrs. J. H. Shell, who for sevaral days has been visiting friends and relatives here, will return to her home at Monticello today
 Miss Katherine Lattimer and moth- CT, of Searcy, will leave today for their home after a visit here with MT. and Mrs. Harry Holderness.
 Louis Roth, formerly of this city now a prominent business man of Memphis, is in the city transacting business and visiting his family.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Jones and little son. Teddy Jones, IT,, have returned from a two weeks visit with friends and relatives at Des Arc.
 Misses Willie Anderson and Laura Harton, of Conway, left yesterday for their home, after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Baker here
 Mrs. s. c. Farrar and family and Will Carr and family left this morn ing for Armstrong Springs, where they will spend two weeks on pleas ure trip.
 Captain and Mrs A. M. Barrow will leave the first of next week for Chica- go, where they will remain for sever- al weeks as guests at the Chicago Beach Hotel.
 John Reap left yesterday for an extended tour of the Northern and Eastern states. While away he vii buy the fall and winter stock ot goods for his firm.
 Mrs O. H. Hardin and children will leave today for Little Rock, where they will spend week. From there they will. go to Hot Springs where they will join MT. Hardin.
 E. B. Bloom returned last night from an extended trip through sev eral southern states in the interest Of the Washington Fire Insurance Company, of which he is special agent.
 Miss Bessie Bum, of Fordyce, is here the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams. After short stay here Miss Bum will go to points in Texas, where she will visit friends the re- mainder of the summer.
 Congressman Jeo T. Robinson pass ed through this city yesterday after noon en route to Little Rock from Monticello, where he delivered an ad- dress on Thursday, at the corner stone laying of the Fourth Agricul tural school.