Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

capital city, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Leonard Jones ,and Ed Rowland went to Atkins Lake yesterday, where they joined a party of boys who were pcnicing there.
 Mrs. s. M. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. K. T. Robers, spent yesterday in Little Rock They accompanied Col. Tayor home
 Attorney x. J, Gantt~Vept to Mag nolia yesterday afternoo1 to spend Sunday with relatives fHfe will re- turn here tonight.
 Mrs. E. Sinclair has returned to her home at Bismarck, Mo-, after a visit with Mrs. Warren Williams and Mrs Lee Hardness
 Felix Hall of this city, will leave today for Bonneville, where he will enter the Arkansas Tuberculosis San itarum for treatment.
 Rev M. W. Manville former pas tor of Carr Memorial church in this city, now resident of Sheridan. was @ visitor here yesterday.
 Mrs. ]. R. Cromwell has returned from a visit in Iowa. Her neica5 Miss Kidd accompanic1 ber home and will be her ea'@gt-
 [ J. l.. Ross, who is spending the summer in Colorado writes that he is improving very rapidly and is en- toying the mourtac scenery.
 Mrs. J. H. Means Mrs Belle CooA and Walter Cook haze gone to Sui- Dhur Springs, where they will spend the summer.
 Ernest Apperson will leave tomor- row for Paragould. t) be the guest Of relatives. He will later visit Flu : reka Springs and Memphis. Bernhem and James Brannon, lit D tie sons of Ben Brannon, left yester- day for McGehee. where they will visit for several days. Ben R,.tman, of St Louis, who has been here visiting his mother, who has been quite sick, left yesterday afternoon for his home
 Mrs. H. l.. Sternberg and mother Mrs. H. D. Wright, of St. Louis, have < returned from Lears where they wis ited rMrs. Wright's brother. s Miss Martha Hellums, who ha been the guest of little Miss Ressi Merle Wells, left yesterday after noon for her home at Grady. , Ed Baker of Monticello. after wis it with J. T. Lloyd and w C. Nc P1yde, left yesterday for Jonesborc were he will visit w. S. Stroud, u Mrs. John Clyde left yesterday af ternoon for Little Rock, where sh stops for brief visit before raturn ing to her home at De sI9to, Mo
 MT. and Mrs. T. s. James ant ' daughter. Miss Eugenia James, lief yesterday afternoon for Battle Creek d Mich, on their summer vacation. :, Attorney and Mrs. w. T. Wool dridge returned yesterday from . brief visit to St Louis, where MI i, Woodbridge transacted legal busi a ness.
 T. R Smallwo)d, if Little Rock, f. well known insurance adjuster. Wa 2 in the city yesterday adjusting losse a cn the recent fire in East Pulle street.
 ,. J c. O'Neal, i)f No. TOP East Sec Y, ond avenue has gone to Memphis, t d attend the funeral of his ahnt, Mrs Mccormick, who died there severa :. days ago.
 R. D. Ramsey left yesterday after noon for his home at Camden, afte spending Friday night in the city at tending the Clique dance at Pores Park.
 Jim McGehee has returned fron Teague, Texas, where he has bee, working for some time. He is agail connected with the Cotton Bel shops.
 Waiter Williams of St Louis, ; former Pine Bluff boy, is in the city the guest of his sister, Mrs. Law renee Dixon and greeting olt friends.
 Mrs. H. Coleman and two little daughters, Virginia and Louise, 0! Stuttgart, arrived in the city yester- day afternoon for visit with Mrs W. F. Coleman.
 Miss Kelley, head milliner for th' Mrrphy-Martin Dry Goods Company leaves this afternoon over the Iros Mountain for St Louis. where sh' will spend some time
 Y, l.. Young, chief assistant c'aiT agert of the Iron Mountain rsilroaa lin ssT title Rock left yesterday after- lpoen for biS home after hrinf buSf