Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-05
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Mrs. G. W. Byrington and daugh- ter, Miss Dor5thy of Little Rock, visited MT. and Mrs J. H. Ancrum in this city yesterday
 Little Dave Steele of Little Rock left yesterday morning for his home after visit with Mrs, Temple al No. 909 West Brarraque street
 MT. and Mrs. r. s. James and dau- ghte! Miss Eugenia James, will leave shortly for Battle Creek and points in the north, where they will spend some time.
 Adrain and Bain shaudy have re- turned to this city after stay Of three years ill Mexico City. They are visiting their mother Mrs. Ger trude shandy. on Walnut street.
 John Verga, physical instructor It the Y. M. c. A., left Fr day for Lake c -neva, Wis, where he will attend the Y. M. C. A Institute Secretary ". R. stich will join him about July r
 MT and Mrs M. Brown and MT, and Mrs. " ]. Williams, Of Tyler, Taxas, accompanied the body of Mrs. Raahel Winters to Camden early this morning cnd will return hsre romor- row.
 Tom Collie: Jr. Of .Ntheimor ma Miss Fli2abath Morgan of Mem is the guest of MT. and Nr9 Collier at A1the7~ .. last right to a Nies g5d'- dance
 A. P Cushing who .o~l ls connected with =-- ee-yza E s4ztsrz Lumber C.nns br with the Iron Asoe=t5.a ra.Hosg in St. Louis, $ Earo on vlzzr =wfra friends
 Mrs. j. C. McF 1zie went this morning to Pine Bluff to sit her soa Wiley, and met her daughter, Miss Pearl, who arrives within a few days from New Maxico.-Paraeould SoIiphone
 Ar. aed 2frf. ". s. Ha4se and Miss Lillian Harris, Fred Goode, Tom Ga}herry and NJ. and Mrs. N L. T2ney, went to sulphu. Springs last night for supper at the Sulphur Strings hotel.
 John A. F1X, who is touring in the interest Of the deep waterways pro- iect, is in the city and will spend a few days here in an effort to raise some funds t)o promote the sreat waterways movement. s
 Monsignor J. M. Lucey left yestsr- day afternoon for New York where he will spend a short vacation. MT. and Mrs. Ben Kaufman have gone to Denver, and other points in Colorado, where they will spend the heated months.
 :, Mrs. w. J. Williams arrived here yesterday from Tyler, Texas, to at- tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Rachael Winters, who tdied at the home of her sister, Mrs M. Brown in this city yesterday.
 R. A. Pickens, of, Walnut Lake, ] who arrived in this city Sunday af- ternoon and has since been visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Mills, has gone to Battle Creek, Mich., where he will spend the summer. Ben Harvey, son of w. H. Harvey we'll known planter, was in the city yesterday MT. Harvey recently completed a law course in Washing ton-Lee University and he expects to begin practice here soon. w. N. Northcot, one of the Inter- national Secretaries of the Y. M. c. A. with headquarters in St. Louis, ar rived here yesterday morning to give the local association some SD cial at tent on for a few days.
 Mrs Morris Kahn, of New Orleans, formerly Miss Ccrinne Meyer, of this city, arrived here yesterday accom- pain q by the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Issacs, for a visit with Gabe Meyer and family.
 Otto Roedel returned Monday morning from a trip to Portland, Ark and left yesterday for West Virginia New York City and other eastern points, where he will spend his va cation. He will also attend tine E'k's convention at Atlantic City.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Sumpter, of Sesrcy, who is travelling in the interest of Gallo way Cnllega of that place, left yes terday morning for points South on the Iron Mountain railroad Mrs Sumpter has been spending several days here the guest of Mrs, F. F. P,enfrow.
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