Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-17

l422 State street, this city.
R. NJ. Morriss, president Of rl.. Mo-
riss Lumber Company al St. fonis
spent yesterday in the city Oh bnsi-
ness, the guest of J. H. Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Hewitt ava
family are home from Farrell where
they went to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Hewitt's brother, E. L. Garter
Miss Ruth Proctor. of Portsmouth
Va, after a pleasant visit here with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A Austin. has gone
to Little Rock to visit Mrs. W. D.
Buckner.
W. A. Prather, of the construction
company now building court
house at Clarendon, for Monroe caun-
ty, was Il business visitor in the eity
yesterday. -
Captain J. B. Avery and wife will
leave tonight for their old home. Bow
ling Green, Ohio. where they will
spend thirty days visiting relatives
and friends.
Col. NJ. W. Taggart. ACCOMPANIED
by his daughter, Mrs |. P. Shelby and
little son, of Little Rock, have re-
turned from Michigan, where they
spent several weeks.
(aOtain
dent of this city who is now in the
lumber business at Memphis, is in tie
city visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Triae.
on West Fifth avenue.
H. E. Helvie, Of Faith, Ark, re-
i ceived a message Yesterday telling of
the death Of his mother at ColdWich,
Kansas, and he left this city for Cold
Wich yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Fain Eel and r. B.
Taylor left yesterday afternoon for
Mineral Wells, Texas, where they will
spend 2 vacation. They viii also gisis
other points in Texas
Mrs. S. LangWorthy returned here
yesterday afternoon from Rochester,
New York City and other eastern and
northern points, @Here sas las been
visiting for severa. #eeas.
J. T. Lloyd, Who spent yesterday in
Little Rock on a business trip. will
leave in a few days for Pet9sa y.
Mich, to again &c via hi family,
who are summeriHg there.
c. F. Huntington, the well kfo&n
contractor, left yesterday att2rHcoa
for Little Rock, on a business trip. re
will reutrn through here this morn
Ing eli route ia AlanricelIo, whore he
has q large contract
W. D. Wood, a well known travel
ing passenger agent Of the Wabash,
with headquarters in St. Louis No,
was in the city yesterday on a bust
ness trip. He LETT here for points
south on tie Cotton Belt, :
Leo Kastor and son, <aolph KS;
left yesterday afternoon for New WI
eity, where Eolph Kastor goes to
study voice during the coming Win
ter. His father will purchase stock
for kastor and Bluthenthal While
away.
Atticus Pendergrass and Miss Lin
ME Shelton left yesterday afternoon
for Monticello Miss shelton has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Fender
grass here, returning home. Mr.. Pen
dergrass will spend short while
visiting friends at Monticello.
Miss Irene Crawford left yesterday
afternoon for Kansas City and other
points in Missouri, to spend few
weeks. Miss Crawford will be the
! guest of friends in Kansas City for
few days, after Which she will 90 to
Carthage, Mo-, to spend some time.
Miss Mary Hester Mccoy, daughter
of Major and Mrs. H. A. Mccoy, who
with Miss Felicia Henry has been
spending several months in Chicago,
attending school, leave there shortly
for Ripley, Tenn, to visit Miss Hen
rvs home. They expect to arrive
here about eptember 1.
John L. Mills, local representative
of the Aetna Life Insurance Compa-
nv. returned last night from ten
days vacation spent with relatives at
La Grange, Mo. Mrs. Mills and mo-
Their Mrs. w. J. Galbraith, will not
return home until about September 10.
Mr. Mills left at midnight for Stuff
CART on a business trip.
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