Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-08

MT. and Mrs. Dallas Miles, after visit with MT. and Mrs. D. X. Cald- well, have returned 10 taeir home at Monticello.
 Mrs. J. M. Goza and daughter, Miss Maud Goza, are home IT. m Mime apolis, Minn., where they spent seyer- al weeks.
 Emil Voss, Of the Yoss-Niehoi Con- pany, left yesterday for New York, where he will spend his annual sum- mer vacation.
 A. Johnson, steward at the Hotel Jefferson leaves in a few days for Van Buren, to spend SC e5eral weeks on his vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. II. Hart and chil- dren have returned from Humphrey where they spent several days visiting relatives and hunting.
 J. F. Clemmons, of Swan Lake. who has been visiting at Fulton, Ky, pass ed through the city yesterday en route to his home.
 Mrs. Minor o. Woodward and moth CT, Mrs. Ada H. Sweet, left yesterday for St. Louis, Buffalo, N. Y, and east ern points, where they will spend six weeks.
 B. R. Russell returned 10 his home in Little Rock yesterday afternoon af- ter brief visit with his brother, City Collector A. G. Russell.
 Special Agent L. F. Cheek, of the Cotton Belt, left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, on business trip. 1iv will be gone several days.
 Miss Rupert Van yanlkenbargh who vas the guest Of Mrs. F. C.. Smart, returned to her home at For dyce yesterday afternoon.
 R. T. Carr, @ho operates the I. N. C. A. barber shop left yesterday for Lake Charles, La, where he will visit relatives for few weeks.
 Miss T'4ursa otaaa. 5&o LIS hesu ' . If Ms. T.. {. Fsss5 ald daughter. Miss i.eyl, Ia=t @ss.zcaas morning for her aofae et .aa.Itis 2 Q.
 Dick Knox, of the Knox-Walker Furniture Company, will leave Sat urday for New York and other eastern points on a business and pleasure trip.
 Miss Ethel Johnson 1ett Yestefd 7 afternoon for Q. elika. Ala, whore she will visit her grand &seGts, Mr. and Mrs. " A. Prince. for About tye weeks.
 Mrs. I. J. Moore and little gfand= son Stanley fIirshsrn. will leave shortly for Shreveport, La, where they will visit Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Moore.
 w. W. Phillips, editor and Proprie- tor of the Union Sentinel of Fort Smith, was in the city yesterday on business. He leaves this morning for his home.
 Mrs. Arthur DarouX and son, Harry, will leave today for Newark, N. J., where they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. N. Schnatter, former resi- dents Of this city.
 Prof. C. O'Rear, principal Of the training school at Stuttgart, who preached here Sunday left yesterday afternoon for his home accompanied bv his niece, Miss Ermine Green,
 E. Greenbaum has returned from New York City and other Eastern points, where he has been spending several weeks. MT. Grenbaum is a popular salesman for Kastor & Bluth- enthal clothiers.
 :. ". Krox, the well k1own flag man for the Cotton Belt at Fliird avenne and Main street has gone to Fort stockton, Texas. on / lsiness trin. MT. 1-oox will be gone fer ahonf two weeks.
 Attorney F. G. Bridges has returned from Brownsville, Monteagle and ot'- .sr points in Tennesse, where he has been spending several weeks with Ills wife and children. Mrs. Bridges Will remain some time longer,
 Miss Rose smead, of Camden, and Miss Florence Howard, of LouisVille, Ky, and Miss sallie Jarvis, of oNeo- en, who are visiting Miss smea1, are expected to arrive here in few eass to be the guests of the Misses banks
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