Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-29

CHucdSo, where she is attending a
meeting of Osteopaths.
Miss Stella Hoffman, of Tyler,
Texas, has arrived here to be the
guest of Mrs. ID. Phillips. of No,
11G West Sixth avenue.
DR.. 10 Campbell, the well known
veterinarian, will leave today for
.:nerrill, where he will treat mule
elonging to J. w. Gibson.
Jack Elliott, of Little Rock, for
mer resident OF this city, spent yes
terday here on a business trip. Mr..
Elliott is now selling soda syrups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan z. Orto and
dai>shter, Alice Elizabeth, will leave
sunday for Armstrong Springs, Ark.
1ol q sojourn OF several weeks
Circuit Clerk G. E. Lyle and wife
let Yesterday afternoon for a seve-
ral days visit to friends and relatives
at -Altheimer and Wabbaseka.
Mrs. Grace Henderson left yester-
day afternoon for her home at Pres
colt, after a pleasant visit here with
Ter sister, Mrs. H. L. Sternberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rowell and ba-
by have returned from Farrell, where
the yspent several days with Mr..
Rowell's brother, DR.. Fred Rowell.
Charles Levi, of the firm of Stern
and Levi, has returned from a bust
ness trip to Chicago, where he pur-
chased goods for his establishment.
Ira Bloom, who has been visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Dreyfus, here for several months,
will leave today for his home in Okla
homa City.
Mrs. T. n. Harper, who has been
spending some time at SULPHUR
Springs, will return to the city to-
morrow and be at home at No. 1925
Cherry street.
Gustave Jones, president of the
Farmers Bank of Newport, attended
tae funeral of John F. Rutherford
lere yesterday and returned home
Il AT afternoon.
W. \. Nortcott, a prominent repre-
sentative OF the International Conf
mittee OF the Y. NJ. c. A., was a Wis
iior in the city yesterday and visited
the local
J. W. Massengale, of Greer, we'll
Known cotton planter of hits Sec
ton, was recent business visit il
mere. He had large cotton boil
which he was displaying to friends.
Mrs. j. H. Mann and Miss Ethel
Mann and Mrs. A. NJ. Green, mother
of Mrs. S. G. Alexander, will leave
t1is afternoon for Manitou, COL
where they will spend several weeks
4. A. Donham and w. J. Barclay
OF Bastrop, La, and J. G. Bell and
}. H. Grimmett, of Clio, were among
The out-of-town friends to attend the
funeral Of John F. Rutherford in this
city.
William c. Mas, district CONNER
cial superintendent of Southwestern
Telegraph & Telephone Company
with headquarters in Little Rock
Eas c business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Rev. w. F. Evans, pastor of the
Lakeside Methodist church, has re-
turned from an outing at Fordyce
and vicinity and will conduct regular
services at his church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Arthur Van Etten, prominent Lit
tie Rock banker, and William S.
Mitchell, president of large state
lite insurance company, attended the
funeral of John F. Rutherford here
yesterday. They returned home last
night.
Judge T. P. Farmer, of Hot Springs,
Garland county, who recently an
nounced for Congress from the Sixth
District, spent yesterday in the city
looking after his political fences.
Judge Farmer is the present county
and probate judge of Garland county.
w. J. Story, of Longv:ew, Texas, is
here on visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Walter Cox. He reports crops
in East Texas in very good condi-
ton but states that corn is consider
ably cut off. The farmers are plant
ing feed stuffs to supply the corn de-
siciency.
G. Thomas Custer, representing the
Mueller-Keller Candy Company, of st