Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-03

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 C D. Smith. the well known veter- marian, was called to Noble Lake yes terday morning to administer to some suffering horses and mules.
 N T Tull, the brother of Rev. S. E. Tull of this city, left yesterday at- ternoon for Brookhaven, Miss. after short visit with his brother.
 Miss Katie Bell Pride, of Searcv. will arrive this week and be the gues4 Of Mrs. P. D. Pride, No. 12l0 South Cherry street, for a few weeks.
 Mrs. s. C, Farrar and family and Will Carr and family leave soon for Armstrong Springs, Ark. where they will spend the next two weeks.
 G. w. Lindsay, wife and daughter. Miss Mary Lindsay, leave today for Solon Springs, Wis, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Bernice Carmical, who for several days has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. s. Wiley, left yester- day morning for her home at Monti- cello,
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Smith and son will leave today for Kansas City, and Holden, Mo, where they will visit relatives and friends for about six weeks.
 Sheriff 1. E. Moore, of Rison, Cleve- land county, passed through the city yesterday on his way home from Lit tie Rock, where he made His annual settlement.
 Prof. J. l.. Spence, superintendent of the State Agricultural School at Monticello, is i'll the city calling on old friends and looking after the in- terest of the school
 w. V. Hammond well known travelling salesman out of Little Rock left yesterday afternoon for Stuttgart on short business trip, after a two days stay in this city.
 Miss Ethel Armstrong, of Knoxville, Tenn, has arrived in the city and
 
 T. Armstrong, at No. 319 East Sixth avenue, for few weeks
 Mrs. J. w. Scales, Miss Ruth Scales and little Matte Lee Scales will leave today for Powell, Ark, where they will visit Mrs. Scales brother for a few days.
 
 to Little Rock yesterday and attend ed meeting of the campaign commit tee from the Democratic State Central Committee, of which he is member.
 Misses Emily and Hattie Fox are preparing to visit Miss Helen May i StearDs in Little Rock this week. Miss Maud Anderson, of Forrest City, will also be among Miss Stearns' guests.
 Mrs. M C. Cross returned yesterday i has been visiting friends and rela- tives for the past few days. She was accompanied home by Miss Dorothy Cross.
 Mrs. Thompson Murphy and child ren who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. C. P. Austin for the past few days, left Monday for Hope, Ark, where they will visit Mrs. Murphy s sister.
 Ike R. .Bub' Meyer formerly a resident of this city, is here calling on his trade He is travelinf for Mis- souri candy house and will soon move his family to this city from Port Gib- son, Miss.
 Mrs. M. E. Bloom, Mrs. Harry Wil- Hams Jr.. and little Annie Lucille Rosenberg will leave Thursday for Chicago and Michigan resorts where they will spend the remainder of the heated season.
 Miss Louise Belcher, formerly of this city now resident of Little Rock where she holds lucrative !, position with the Title and Guaranty Company, spent yesterday in the :. city with friends.
 Ed Dilley will leay ye soon for New York, where he will spend the re- mainder of the sum Imer. From New York he will go to he Virginia Mill tary Institute wherd he will enter , school next term. F. L. Dilley, his father, will accompahy him. c. A. Parker, who will be married ; here today to Miss Jessie Andrews , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M An drews, arrived yesterday morning ) from Columbia, Tenn. He is one o the most prominent young business men of that city and has many friends here.
 7 Mrs R. J. Martin, of Shreveport l La, is visiting her daughter-in-law l Mrs c. J. Martin at the residence o Mrs. Nellie Oaks Mrs. Martin vii remain until Mrs. Oaks returns iron r Louisiana, where she is visiting hel , daughter, who has been quite sick fol the past week. She is now slowly innnrovinp