Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-19


 ! Jessie Ryland left yesterday for Texarkana, where he will spend a short while visiting friends.
 Ernest Simpson will leave tonight for Little Rock, where he goes to bring his motorcycle to this city. Mrs. W. T. Seawell and son have returned from Humbolt, Tenn, where they have been visiting relatives. Attorney Ed Kerwin has returned from a business trip to Little Rock. i Miss Fannie Hanf returned last night from a delightful visit with Miss Ruth Lowenfield, in Little Rock i Clarence Dissaway, travelling sales man for the Quaker Rubber Co.,. was here yesterday calling on his trade J. w. Everett will return from Me- Kenzie, Tenn, soon where he has been for the past week visiting home folks.
 Miss Charlie Chestnut has return ed from Little Rock, where she has been for some time visiting rela- l tives.
 Misses Myrtle Wick and Emma sor- rells will leaveSsoon for Hot Springs where they will k~<yisit friends and relatives.
 Slayton and Will McGehee left yes- terday for their plantation at Tarry, Lincoln county, where they will he for several days.
 Arthur Cane, former Pine Bluff l boy, was here yesterday on business He returned late in the afternoon to his home at Dumas J. R. Ryland\ has returned from Sheridan, where\he has been fol some time in the interest of the Ky land Queensware Co. ! w. F. Coleman will return in a few days from Steamboat Springs, Colo. where he has been for some time for the benefit of his health
 Eugene Graham land family will leave Sunday for Seattle, Washing ton, where they will spend the re- mainder of the heated months. l Mrs. w. A. Mathews and daughter Miss Maxine Mathews, left yesterday for Dawson Springs, Ky, where they will spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sig Hyman will leave Monday for their home in Lexington Tenn, after pleasant visit with Mrs Hyman's parents, MT. and Mrs. M Gottlieb
 H. c. Cunningham has gone tt l Maiden, Mo-, where he was called oi account of the illness of his little daughter who is visiting her grand. parents there.
 Malachi Donovan, Mo Roth, Oar Rutledge and Ralph Harris will leave in few days for Lake Village, where they will spend two weeks fishing and enjoying vacation.
 Mrs. George A. Kile will leave Fri day for Mississippi, where she vii spend short while before going t her old home at Forkland, Ala, for ; visit of several weeks Dan Cranston has returned iron Chicago, where he was called to at
 tend his father, William Cranston, '
 years old, who was critically i'll. Hi
 parent died before his arrival at hi
 bedside.
 : Miss Susan Bell, of Benton, is her visiting Miss Irene Langford. Mis- Bell is a sister to Miss LeXie Bell who was English instructor for som time in the Pine Bluff High Schoo last term.
 !. Mrs R. C. Knox has returned
 her home at Monticello after visi
 with friends and relatives in thi city. She was accompanied there b MT. and Mrs. Charlie Blakely wh will spend several weeks there. s Mrs. Tracy Mills and little daugf l ter, Magic, left Yesterday for Littl ! Rock, where Mrs Mills will join he e grandmother and aunt, Mrs. A. Rt ,. tan and Miss Zillah Retan. Fro 3 there they will go to New York. ,. Rev. J. I. Norris pastor of the Firs : Presbyterian church, and famil l, who have been visiting at their ol I home, Orlando, Florida, sailed yeste ' day for Tampa, Florida, and are e. S pected to return here next Sunday.