Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-16

Mrs f w. shelton of Monticello.
arrived in The city Yesterday after
noon fol visit with hey d nebter.
Mrs Will Peudergrass.
Mrs. W. L. Wood. after a se1er.
weeks risif here with her mother.
Mrs \. b Grace, will return 10 her
hom7 in TeXa1kana today.
Miss Ethel York, who recently re-
covered from a serious Illness left
yesterday afternoon for Bentonville
70 visit for six wooks.
7. L. Barry, OF Fort Smith. is in
tI1e city s9endins few days with
friends While ell route To New Or
leans Oh 4 business "Trip.
Miss Lillian Julian is home from a
most delightful WISH 10 friends in
Galveston, Houston, Waco. TT. Worth
and other points i'll Texas.
G. Il, ketehuM, OF Little Rock, and
Wiley Williams. of this city, have re-
turned from Fordyec, where they
spent Sunday With friends.
j. Y. Long, former Pine Bluff at
torpeF who is now raetieine at Rison
Cleveland county, spent yesterday III
the city on legal business.
Sheriff Edgar Brewster is home
from visit to=Eittle Rock. where II
attended meeting OF the State trni-
gersi5y Board. Of which he is mem
Der
Miss Nfmena Fioll nd OF Chicago.
spent few hours in tie city xoster-
day en route to Camden, Ark. where
she will visit her brother. d. f. Flol-
land
Miss Ida Durham. trained nurse.
arrived in the city yesterday from
Warren, Ark. and entered upon her
new duties at the Florence S nitar-
ium
Miss Katie Franey returned home
yesterday afternoon from Memphis,
Tenn, where she h. s been the guest
of Miss Hattie DeFields for several
weeks
Me Wilbourne, foreman for the
Adams Prin ing Company, rs re-
turned from ten days visit to Mr..
and Mrs w. G. Bouic and friends at
Hot prings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and daughter,
Of TeXarkana, have arrived here for a
visit with Mrs. Atherton. Mrs Julia
Parker, of TeXarkana, is also visiting
Mrs Anterior
Mrs. S. A. Pledger and Miss Myrtle
Pledger, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon to make their home with
Mrs. Pledgers son, E. A. Pledger, on
South Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Owen have
returned from several weeks st Y
at Battle Creek, Michigan, and are
much improved. They also visit
Chicago and other Nothern cities.
Miss Dorothy Thompson, who has
been attending school in Chicago, az
rived here yesterday afternoon to be
with her parents, MI. and Mrs. M. A.
Thompson, of South Cherry street.
Walter Dunnegan, the popular key
clerk at the Hotel Jefferson, leaves
this afternoon for points in Colorado
and New Mexico, where he will spend
six weeks the guest of rs1atives and
friends
Henry Cook, of Cincinnati, after
visit here with relatives, will leave
today for Philadelphia. He will be
accompanied by his son, Jerome Cook.
who will visit relatives there for a
few weeks.
Miss Jean Hart, who recently rocov-
cred from an operation for appendi
citis, will leave today for Wisconsin,
where she will join a party OF Pine
Bluffians and spend the remainder of
the summer.
Misses Virginia and Zelda King, of
Dyersburg, Tenn. who have been the
guests of Mrs. J. H. Campbell here for
two weeks, will return to their home
today. They will return here for a
visit in J nuary.
Mrs. Hastings, ot>rarry, Lincoln
county, daughter 4 General r. NJ.
Knox, was brojght 10 this city yester-
and pl ced in the Florence SAM
tarium for treatment. She underwent
a successful operation there yester-
day afternoon.
DR.. B. D. Luck, the we'll known ply
sici n. has returned from varioss
points in the north where ha has
been spending several weeks. DR..
Luck returned greatly improved from
his trip He visited INDIANAPOLIS, Chi
eago and other points.
Oryille Pool, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Pool of this city, is in tie city
spending a few days while ell route
from his former home at Ferriday.
Le., to Wynne, Ark, where he takes
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