Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-20

N iiailisoh left yesterday after looh TOT Camden, in interest of n. Harrison Produce Company. , MT and Mrs. D. G. Naxey returna. ye' terday afternoon fror,, r;.-' '',l Il ie' , where they spent a few days ',oS' u roole' ticket agent at the Co,to, da, 'loAs. olhce' is spending q fev days on Clear Lake. fishing -eN
 MT. $. L. Gannaway left for w.n ren last evening, whers ha ui1, ,:a.. felae'Ves and friends & few days
 Mrs. Arnett tshiplette and N.a oneWmake, of England. We're ;n .,. city yesterday en route to Nontioe,1o
 WITS. ". D. Powell, and Mrs c k oafuthers leave Thursday for Ea.na1, A.' where they will visit for sbor, while. ~. s'ioi
 Mrs. J. w. Murphy and cbiI,,an leave Thursday Thursday for Nonti. cello' where they will spend several weeks with relatives.
 MISS Bernice Berlin returned ves- teroay afternoon from Little Rock Where she has been the epes+ o4 friends for a few days.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin returned vas. terday morning from Little Roc, where he attended the meeting Of the state central committee
 H. J. and T. R. Roeb1ck. of tzo,o arrived ill the city yesterdav n1ornins to attend their brother. W. (. Roe buck, who is critically i'll.
 Jesse Lyman and mother left vas- tefday afternoon for their home a+ Lex'ngton, Misr., after a visit here With MT. and Mrs E. GottlieD.
 Miss Lucille Alexander returned yesterday afternoon from Althe inner, where she has been the guest of Miss Kathleen Collier for short time.
 Mrs. lone c. Leaning left yester- day afternoon for Little Rock, from which she will leave in a few days for Chicago and other northern points
 l. R. Meyer, of Port Gibson, Miss, who has been the guest of Leo Kastor and family, left yesterday for St. Jos eph, Mo-, where he will visit reIa- tives.
 Mrs. Add;e Linder and children, of Texas, have gone to Mississippi for a visit with friends and relatives, af- ter visit here with her uncle, W. z. Tankersley and family.
 Toney Breiner, chief of the Pine Bluff Fire Department will leave next month for Syracuse, N. Y, where he will spend his vacation and attend the annual convention of fire chiefs.
 Miss Joe May Wood, of Hot Spring, left yesterday morning for Monticel- To, where she will visit Miss Wood has been spending few weeks as the guest of Misses Matte and Emily Fox.
 Jeff Hicks, of Pine Bluff and the main "squeeze" in the Camden Ice & Coal Company, was attending to business interests in the city Satur- day of the past week-Camden Bea- con.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor and daughter, Miss Belle, left yesterday for Vest Port, Oldham County, Ky where they will spend a few months They expect to return home about October 1.
 Attorney F. G. Bridges and family left yesterday for Monteagle, Tenn, where they will spend some time. Mrs. Bridges and baby will spend the sum- mer there, but MT. Bridges expects to return in couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Matte B. Sumpter, of Malvern left yesterday after visit here with Mrs. F. B. Renfrow Miss Marjorie Sumpter, daughter of Mrs. Sumpter will leave Thursday for Van Buren, where will spend short while Oil a house party.
 George Byington, formerly a resi- dent of this city now of Little Rock. and the we'll known abstract man, left few days ago for Chicago. where he will spend a few days. On July 26 MT. Byington will be in Detroit where he will attend the National meeting of the Titleman's Associa- tion.
 Miss Bessie Hall, of Monroe, La, after a very pleasant visit here mlth MT. and Mrs. w. J. Swain, in thus city, left yesterday afternoon TOT Paragould, Ark, where she will vlslt with relatives and friends. Miss Hall is a most attractive young lady ana during her brief stay in this city made a large number of friends, who very much regretted to see her so' This was Miss Halls first visit Tn the city.