Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24

THE /
=. So.
vile, KY, visiting Mrs. Aday's mother
and other relatives
c P. Hanney, of Memphis, arrived
II the city yesterday and will buy cot
ton hefe this season,
Miss Edith Foster left yesterday for
Little Rock where she will visit
friends for several days.
W. j. Cox, the popular barber at
Eolden & Brakes has moved MIS- fam
lily 10 No 721 Texas street,
Great Clerk G. E. Lyle left yes
terday for a trip TO Sheridan He
will probably return Monday.
Norris and Gerson Eilbott, of Al
theilner. have returned home after
#spcndins several days il the city.
0. T. Brewster, who j. i'll the lum-
ber business at New Edinburgh, is
here &c spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs Laty T. Young, Of Clarendon,
Ark, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G.
J. Moo1e, at No. 2el0 East Sixth ave-
hue.
MS. W E. Mcmillan bs4s returned
nom. after an extended visit with her
son, Fec Mcmillan, IL Houston,
Texas.
]. S Wiley, wife and children left
yesterday afternoon fol Monti@e
where they VII spend Sunday With
relatives
Miss Gussie Hardness, of Fort
Worth, Texas, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Louise Herkpess, oh East Sec
end avenue.
c. s. Bacon, a p1ant:tI and capital
EST OF this city. returned yesterday
from Walnut Lake where he inspect
I'd his cotton crop.
70 Nichol cashier of the Simmons
National Bank, and wife, will return
tom GROW from q several weeks So
l5ourn in Chicago.
Mrs. E. ? kilmeG aud children are
il Shreveport, La, Visiting friends
and relatives. They are expeosed to
return home soon
Roy Thompson has returned to
league, Texas, after a visit here with
his brother, Ernest Thompson, on
East Eighth avenue.
n ]. CAN'T 1T, C. the f.Fin OF Cole
man and Can't. 3awyers, Of this city
will spelsd today il Magnolia the
guest G. relatives and friends.
r. Stine lef. iase night for Indian
2rolis. Ind. where he will attend the
convention OF Knights ard Ladies of
Honor IS an honorary delegate.
Ms. F. w. +. Pegues3 Of Washing
to-, .. - viii arrive il the city We'd
nesday for q visit with her sister
Mrs ]. ?. Alge1l CT State street.
! NJ. and Mrs. Frank Brenke are
visiting friends and relatives in Ro-
: chester, N. Y. They will probably re-
! turn the latter part of this week.
= Miss Ida Nivens, Of riio, who has
been Visiting her sister, Miss Willie
Nven, in this city, left yesterday fol
few DAYS visit to friends in Tuck.
er.
Isadore Friedman and Sam Vol
\ chansky and wife, of McGehee, -spen
yesterday in the city and attended the
M
pie.
Leonard Newsarn, the young mai
. who has been associated with Capt
} Macmanus in building an aeroplane
I will leave Monday for Houston, Tex
as.
Z william Nichol, of the Voss-Nicho
Company, who has been away 10
some time OF his vacation in IN
$. East, will probably return home mex
n week.
Mrs. J. D. Eurrle has returned from
y Nashville, Tenn, where she accom-
i panied her daughter, Miss Cornell
Curr.e, who has entered Ward Semln
O arr for the coming ter1a.
j Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Harper, OF Bis
mark. Okla, are visiting their moth
q er, Mrs. Aber, on West Sixth ave
s nue.. MI and Mrs. Harper are 70:
naer residents OF this city,
2 Mr. ard Mrs. Clay Gross, Ut Per
e Eletop. who were recently marie
here, Will arrive today and spend tn
: day with Mrs. Cross mother, Mrs. .
: / Gosee, on South Olive street.
john NJ. Oracle, Of Little Rock on
r of The largest cotton planters in tn
] South, passed through the city yestel
day en- route to New Gascuny, whel
: he viii inspect his farming interest!