Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-18

Miss Nettie Grace left yesterday for Hot Springs, where she will visit for a short while.
 J. Walker Jones left yesterday for Hot Springs to be the guest of T. B. tloore, who is sojourning there.
 Mrs. Fred Powell left yesterday af- ternoon fo rher home at Farrell, Ark, after spending week here with Mrs. Willie Powell.
 Miss Milded Sutton left yesterday afternoon for her home in Little Rock, after spending a few days here with Miss Werner Duncan.
 Mrs. V. 0. Alexander and children. 1 James and Elizabeth, are home from Sherrill, where they spent a few days with Mrs. AleXander's sister, Mrs. An nie R. Sherrill.
 Miss Carrie Arnold is home from a visit with relatives at Knoxville, Tenn. Her brother Caswell, ac- companied her from Memphis, where he spent few days.
 Mrs. w. I. Fish has gone to Dumas for short visit. She came here from her home in Hot Springs, and has been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. x. Fish for several days.
 Clarence Thornhill has been called to Los Angeles, Cal, to attend his wife, who is sick there Mrs. Thorn hill was taken to Los Angeles some time ago in hopes of regaining her health.
 Miss Patti McNamara who has been visiting Miss Ella Fox, left yesterday for her home in Fort Smith. Miss Margery Sumpter of Malvern, who has also been visiting Miss Fox left yesterday for her home.
 Mrs. V. " Mann and Miss Mamie Mann of Marianne, left yesterday for Colorado, to spend the summer. They have been here for some time, visiting WI lS. " lllltiIll M ut1HCi clliu -'ii N' " T. Brasher, and other relatives.
 Arthur Kaufman and wife, of Eng land Ark, are in the city visit ns their motfer, Mrs. A. Kaufman, and other relatives MT. Kaufman will re- turn to England today, but his wife will remain here for several days
 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Prousnitzer, of Nashville, Tenn, are in the city yls- iting D. l.. Franklin and family. Ars. Prousnitzer was formerly Miss Hattie Franklin of this city. They will soon move to Memphis from Nashville to live.
 c. F. Dunnington. the Pine Bluff contractor who is working on the big hotel at Monticello, is ill the city spending 2 few days Mrs. Dunning- ton, after spending some time with him at Monticello, has returned to her heme here.
 0. E. Maer. superintendent of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad at Wichita. Kansas and H. l.. Miller, a passenger conductor on the same road both former residents of this city, are spending a few days here greeting friends.
 A P. Fielding, who was cotton buyer here for number of seasons, sailed yesterday on his return trip from Liverpool, England where he has been visiting relatives for several months. Mrs. Fielding will arrive here on July 2S.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hinemon, for -merly of this city, recently returned from a several months stay in Cali fornia for MT. tHinemon's health. The latter is not enjoying the best of health and will soon go to Morrell Ark, where he will live on farm. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Sparroy, who have long been residents of this city and are we'll known here, will leave } next Saturday for Parsons, Kansas where they are to make their home Mrs. Sparrow is a we'll known and popular member of Lentz Lodge Mo- ii ID. of H.
 Harry B. Solmson, of Oklahoma City, who is now in the shoe business in that city. is here visiting relatives He was passenger on the Rock is- land train which ran into an open switch near the station in Little Rock yesterday morning. Although C passengers were badly shaken up