Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

ldtue IONh' "Hele tAeS udNe p"ti spening several weeks. They accom- panied MT. Nixon home.
 Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet leaves today for Helena, where she will visit Miss Suie Ramsey Mss Broadstre will then go to Tuscaloo- sa, Ala, 10 be with her aunt Mrs Parish
 IT. w. Collier will leave shortly for Ballground, Miss, where he will join his wife and mak their home. He is to raise live stock on large farm near vicksburg, which he recen ly purchased
 MT. and Mrs Atherton have re- turned from Texarkana, where they spent some time They were accom- panied home by Miss Genevieve Sull- ivan Mrs. Atherton's sister. who wilt spend the summer here.
 Mrs Julius Leitner and Little Ben i Thalhemer returned yesterday from a several weeks visit to relatives and friends at Georgia While away Lit tie Ben was entertained for some weeks by his grandparents.
 Postmaster R c. Fufth and wife leave in few days for Frankfort, s!ichigan, where they will spend sev- er~1 veo9.e They vi' e;sit VI. l.. A}t05iIzoa ana tar + Wti) have a E, taee FtaEkfot for thc summer.
 Mrs. N F. Bloom who went to
 tebo several days ago to recover nom recent Illness, returned to Pine Bluff yesterday and is confined to her home with fever Her sistef Miss Josie Dreyfus. accompanied her home.
 Captain Henry Mayer, of he United States snagboat, Arkansas, which is
 working between herp and Little Rock, has returned to his boat, after spend ng several days in the city with his daughter, Mrs. R. A. Han cock.
 w. D Copp of Benton, has arrived Ill lilG CllN lO Dt tile lltN IIS7hh hiAisN | agent and operator il, ,he Iron Maun- tain offices at Union Station. He succeeds c. D. Tucker, who has been
 transferred to Double Track !unc- tion near Little Rock. . Mrs. Lillian G. Higginbotham and = her neice, Miss Sarah Starkweather
 left yesterday for Streator, Ill.,, where they will visit Ms. Higinbotham's son,
 Br. Charles Higinbotham. Miss Starkweaths r W Il later return to her home in Clay Center, Kansas.
 Ronald Helvie left yesterday after
 nIoon for Faith, Ark, where he will
 spend Sunday. MT Helvie has been
 in charge of the Bank of Altheimel
 at Altheimer for some time, during , the illness of T. R. Ashcraft who :. has just recovered from typhoid
 fever. Mr. Ashcraft took up his ; duties again Friday and Mir. Helvie
 has been transferred to his former
 position at the Bank of Pine Bluff in N this city.
 :. Tice President Dennis of the Wald-
 stein Lumber Company of St. Louis
 spend today i'll the city, while en route to Reyde1 where he has . rhased a large tract of timber . from John M. Oracle for the lu~7 CT Il company. His company is planning
 tc establish large mill at Reydel
 several other deals for timber in that section are on with Pine ,. Bluti
 u John M Oracle of New Gascony,
 vas in the city yesterday on his way
 to his plantation i'll this county from a business trip to St. Louis, Chic- ago and Lake Geneva, Wis. While at ' the latter summer resort he leased
 a cottage fer the summer and his family will go there immediately and i remain for several months. While in St Louis MT Oracle arranged a big timber deal, which will be consum- mated in fe Wdays. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and daughter, : Mss Elizabeth, left yesterday afte~ , noon for Monticello, where they wi I 'e the grests of relatives for several
 days. Thay were accompanied bv 7~-- Cal3wells brother, Zack Miles, Hto fas been spending few days
 ere Mr Miles is en route to Mont : ;ral,c from Helena, where he has
 ee. elavine ball this season. He ~-- oa-cher for the Helena team ur,
 4'- 'a league Of that district dis : ha~ded