Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-09

Ao- iiN' obiihos, "lele they will spend a few weeks
 Mrs. Lela Owen, after visiting in Little Rock and HoJ Springs, is now with Mrs. A. C. Parse.
 Jeff Hicks and Pejmer Haashcr have returned from Lake lfr=aae. where they spent some time.
 Mrs. Frank Mays has returned from Sherrill, where she spqut d NeeK wI5r her daughter Mrs. ?. |. Jea1ins.
 Dr. Il. |. Williams lett yesterday for Parkdale, Ark, on q business trip He will be gone for several days.
 Mrs. Will Sartorius and two JHtla daughters are here from Vi5kybpre Miss, visiting Mrs Joe C. Meyers.
 Mrs. Dorsey and Miss Werner Dun can leave early this morning for Mt. Nebo, Ark, to spend several weeks
 Miss Clara Bfoadstfeet. !ef, geste1- , day afternoon for Denver, Col, where she will spend several months fer her health.
 B. w. Comstock, of No. BIZ Olive street, left yesterday afternoon fer Texarkana, where he will enter the hospital
 Dr. iunius Jordan leff yesterdav at- ternoon for Prairie Grove, Ark, where he will deliver an address at convention of Old Soldiers.
 T. M. Leibig, former proprietor ot the Citizens Drug Company, left yes terday afternoon for points in the west where he will spend several weeks.
 Alex Nichol, son of William Nichol returned yesterday from 3 two weeks zisit with relatives and friends at Hone, Ark
 Howell Westbrook has retmaed from Backner, Ark where he atten,l5 ed the funeral of his seandaotder few days ago.
 Mrs. Sol Stein and Misses Adeline and Jeanette Herbert, of Little Racb gre guests Of Mrs. Sol Weiss, oa West Barraque street.
 H. E. Helvie, of Faith, Ark spent yesterday in the ely with his brotn= CT, Ronald Helsie, connected vita the Bank of Pine Bluff
 Mrs. Annie R. SherIiil, Misses Cal lie Rainey and Betjie NattheNs, ot sherrill, and Ms. y 0. Alexander Ct this city, have gone to Denyer.
 J. II. Whitman, bridge foreman on the Cotton Belt line stationed at Pine Bluff, srent Sunday in the city with his fanily-Flot Springs Era.
 Miss Louise Bridges and little hee= ther, Eugene, returned yesterday af- ternooa from Fordyce, where th"g have been visiting fer ten days.
 Mrs. L. N. Patagna and three csii- dren Jeff yesterday afternoon for St oais, where they will visit MT. Pa> agna, Hho is an auditor on the Col ton Belt
 Dr. o c. Hankison left yesterday cn a trip to various points in the north. He visits relatives in Zanes- file, Ohio. and also visits Chicago and Detroit.
 A. W. Nunn, of the Hammett Gro cer Company, and Sam B. Russell, of the Southern Grocery Company, spent yesterday afternoon at Stuttgart, trarsactirg business.
 Mrs. E. T Viets and two daughters, Misses Ava and Ethel Viets, left yes terday morning for Galveston, Texas, on account of tse illness of Mrs. Jae 2anlettA, of that city.
 Mrs. viii ,ss2 left yesterday for Neosao, Mo. where she will visit rela- tives for several weeks. MT. Vego accompanied her as far as Little Roak, returning yesterday aftefneon'
 District Attorney T. HaEis Nixon will go to Dumas this morning to de- liver an address at the annual barhe- orie to be aiven by the people of that city. A number Of other Pine Bluff ians will spend the day there.
 Patrolman Warren Williams re- turned yesterday afternoon from visit with relatives and friends in De Soto and St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Williams and children are still in BeSoto, the puests of relatives, where they VIII vrain fer some time.
 Howard Strauss left yesterday af- ternoon for Dumas, to spend few days. He will probably be joined to-