Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-17

a few days.
 Attorney Greed Caldwell has re- turned from a profes sional busine ss trip to Fairfield.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Gibson leave Monday for Dawson Springs. Ky. to spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam E. Russell Jeff yesterday afternoon for Memphis. to spend few days.
 Howell Ritchey left yesterdas af- ternoon for New Edinburgh, to sHan1 Sunday with friends.
 Zack Tankersley has returned from Bud Byrd's plantation, where he spent a few days with MT. Byrd.
 Henry Duerson, of Defmott. has ar rived in the city and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Beauchamp.
 Miss Dorothy Pugh of Fordyce. is expected to arrive here next week for a visit with Miss Mary Banks.
 Carl Miles has returned to his home in Little Rock, after a visit here with his sister, Mrs, D. A. Caldwell.
 N. A. Waldron, of the Cotton Belt left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, where he will spend a few days.
 Mrs. Ed Rowland has returned to her home in Memphis, after spending a short while here with relatives.
 Miss Eula McMillan arrived home yesterday from McGregor, Texas, where she has been visiting relatives.
 R. C. Martin has just returned from an extended tour of Texas, during which he visited relatives for several weeks.
 Miss Josie Dreyfus and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg leave today for an extend- ed visit to New York and other east ern points.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Wall and son, left yesterday for Stuttgart, for a visit with Mrs. Walls father, J. J. Woolfolk.
 Miss Melane Walker. of Little Rock, is expected to arrive here next week and visit friends and relatives in this city.
 Miss Charlie May Boyd has returned to her home at Monticello, after a visit in this city with Nlr and Mrs. D A. Caldwell.
 Miss Mamie Nichol returned yester- day afternoon from Little Rock, where she has spent a few pleasant weeks with Miss Voss.
 Miss Orene Glasscock left yesterday afternoon for her home in Paragould, after a visit here with her sister. Miss Mabel Glasscock.
 Miss Sallfe Mccoy and Miss Lulu Davis expect 10 leave Wednesday af- ternoon for Portland, Oregon, where they will spend the summer
 Wilburn Holm, stenogra9'er for the Sawyer & Austin L!; lbAr Cnn- p,n. left yesterday afte ' 'on for L't. tl9 lock, to spend Sln1a#. Miss Dott Murettt, of Potts, Camp, Miss, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Ben Brannon, in this city. Miss Murett will also ivisit in Texas, later. Miss Myrrl Stanley, of St. Louis, who has been the guest of Miss All May Howell leaves this morning 1of Tillar Ark. where she will spend some time.
 w. A. Matthews leaves thls after. noon for Grand Rapids, Mich. to spend some time. MT. Ma 'the"s Is race horse man and has horse ID Grand Rapids. Mrs Add;e Linder and children, Of Morgan City, Texas, arrived Ill the city yesterday afternoon for V'si' with Mrs. Linder's uncle, w. z. Tank ersley and family.
 , Miss Lucille Jones and Miss Halle' McPhail. of Marshall, Texas arrived in the city last night to be the guests of Miss Jessie Andrews at her nome on Martin avenue.
 Miss Christabel Ritchie left yester- day afternoon for her home m Mem' nhis after spending three weeks ID this city as the guest Of Miss Anne Parker and other friends.
 Frank Smith, representing the A. D. Smith concrete company, left yester- d.v afternoon for Dumas, and Ark onsas City. where he will offer bids for erecting a number of concrete i walks. ,r,, n1rs G C. Borresen and mother, Mrs n E Buck, left yesterday afternoon for Chicago and other northern poan's where they will spend the sumn'e. e | MT Borresen accompanied them to o' 1ou;s but he will return in a le" days. , 1oon;no
 Miss Jessie Adams, Mrs. Learning ond Miss Boyette will leave Wednes' dav at noon for Chicago where tnes wi1, M enter the Chicago University lol
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