Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
has been visiting.

Roy Custer left yesterday alter noon for Magnolia, where he will spend few days.
 Wiley Williams left yesterday a5 h. noon for Fordyce, where ha vii .ir=t relatives and friends.
 Guy Hooker, Of Hoolers,f..e. IS se. the city. He came here t0 a1e4l=,t1a funeral of E. $. Robinson.
 Clyde Bridges of AJtheimer, i.; yfs. ting Mrs. Leo Harrison and Miss Genella Few, in this city.
 Mrs, A. J. Gray and Miss laura Smith, of L9doga, Ind, are the guests of Mrs. J. O. Crawford.
 Emil voss, of the Voss-Nicfol Com pany, expects to leave today for New York, to spend few weeks,
 Mrs. Hallie Hurd and two childr@a left this morning for Cabot Ark, to visit relatives for a few days.
 Judge w. T. Woodbridge, who is now in Hamburg, on a legal business trip, will return home Monday.
 Father Kruger, of Little Rock, is in the city and will officiate at St, Joseph's Catholic church today.
 E. L. Cutler and family left yes terday afternoon for Chicago, where they will visit for short while.
 Charles Levere1z has returned from Galveston, Texas, where he spent two weeks on fishing trio i Miss Hazel shillicut, of Little Rocl, is in the city the guest of Mrs G G. Warriner, on East Second avenue.
 Miss Ida Davis has gone to 0lla- homa, where sae will visit several points for the benefit of her health.
 Mrs. ]. s. Mcdonnell and children of Little Rock, are expected to arrive here shortly for visit with relatives.
 Prof. R. F. Philbeck, teacher of mathematics in the High school. has gone to Jackson, Miss on 8 business trip.
 Miss Rupert Van Vaulkenbursh, of Fordvce, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit with her cousin, Mrs. F. G. Smart.
 Miss NJ. Steele, a trained nurse in Florence sanitarium, has gone to ,1amnhis where she will spend seV- eral days.
 Dick Barnett, of the Progress Fog gery Shop, leaves this afternoon for Chicago, to purchase goods for his business.
 Mrs. Lee Fox and daughter. Miss Margaret F2x, leave today for Miner :, al Wells. Texas, to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. A. P. Vaughn and Miss Fran kie Vaughn have returned from Hot Springs. where they visited for d few weeks.
 , Mrs Ada H. Sweet and Mrs. Minor Woodward left yesterday for St. i49nls and points further East for several weeks stay.
 Dawson Lide left yesterday fer his old home at Camden, to spend few days. He has been quite sick for seY- } eral days
 i. Aaron Goldwebber the well known tailor. has gone to New York, where bo will study designing for about three weeks.
 r. Dixon has returned from ohre- veport, La, where he went on a o'.s- mess trip in the interest of the ooAe Company. e.. w scott, who has been sick TOT several weeks, will leave today TOT >. pon4on and Hot Springs, to spend several weeks. .,a,-
 Chester W. Taylor, of Little f1o7N arrived yesterday afternoon 10 F21A' Sunday with his Harents' eo- '@' Mrs. s. NJ. Taylor. ,,.., } Mrs Lee Fox and daughter MISS r Margaret Fox, leave today TOT N'ii, ora1 Wells. Texas, where they VII z spend some time Mrs Charles Hitman, Mrs, char1eS o;ner and Miss Allen of Little ROCK :, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Matt pono - van in this city.
 E. Boyce, president of the cottoI ], Re1t Savings & Trust Company Tel g yesterday for Battle Creek, Mlch.' '' be away a few weeks. IL, : Superintendent E. A. Peck of eh' O polt is exnected home tOQd.