Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-25

f kE1s1 Nt3fHtt. FIN I4 {sit f t,  where they will be the guests of rel atives
 Miss Elleine Harrison returned yes terdav afternoon from Rison. where she spent pleasant week with rel atives.
 Nr. and Mr. Nat Allen and children have returned from a visit with Mr Aliens Parents at Tulip, in Dallas county.
 Mrs, Edgar McCammon and little son have returned from visit of sev- eTal weeks with MT. McCammon at Hamburg.
 |. ;s..d Mrs Will Anderson are hone from visit of a few weeks with Mr. Anderson's S relatives at Aus tin. Texas. Mrs. r. $. Stuchman has returned from 6 visit with her husband and other relatives at Prescott and Nash vile, Ark.
 Mrs. Laura Breathwit, who has been visiting her son. Dr. William Breathwit, has returned to her home at kingsland.
 :, A. kientz has gone Oil q trip to St. Paul. Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Chicago, and will 1be gone for several weeks.
 Dr. Leonard Ellis, popular physi- elan and surgeon of Little Rock, spent Sunday in the city the guest oI 1T. 5. D. Luck.
 Attorney Asa Oracle, a we'll known lawyer of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday. He returned home yesterday afternoon.
 Dan Rutledge arrived home yester- day afternoon for visit of several other eastern points.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sugar and son, of Hot Springs, left yesterday afternoon for their home, after brief visit With Mr. and Mrs. Alex lazarus.
 Rev. Sam H. Campbell and wife, ot Little Rock, arrived in the city yes day afternoon to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Waskoski, old residents of this city, now living i'll old Mexico, are here visiting MT. Waskoskis father, Joe Waskoski.
 Miss Mildred Daniels arrived home yesterday afternoon from Fordyce where she has been spending a few weeks with relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Hardy Kilgore and baby have returned from their outing at Sulphur Springs and are now To- cated on Bud Byrd's place near the city
 Ben Cheek, former Pine Bluff boy who has been making his home III Ehirago but only recently returned here. hes gone to Stuttgart for a short stay
 Mrs. c. s. Alexander will leave Fri day for Manitou, Col, where she Will spend the rest of the summer. She will accompany Mrs. J. H. Mann and Miss Ethel Mann.
 A>>s,tv Sta1e Treasurer Chester W. Taylor, of Little Rock, has returned to Little Rock. after brief visit here F.: Sf,.c M T9VIOr- and other relatives. Mrs. E. A. Peck will leave about August 1 for Atlantic City, where she will spend the remainder of the sum- mer. Before her return she Will visit friends in New York. Mrs. Will Owen, formerly a resident l of this city, arrived here yesterday afternoon from Texarkana, to attend ) the funeral of her brother, Earl Day. 3 is, who died Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. H. Mann and daughter, '. Miss Ethel Mann, will leave Friday . for Manitou and other points in Colo rado, where they will spend the re- i, nainder of the summer l Miss Mildred Johnson of Camden
 passed through the city yesterday :, afternoon en route to her home from :, Greenville, Miss, where she has beer }. visiting Miss Edith Johnson. r l.. B. Brackin, popular travelling s salesman of this territory, represent S ing the Gullett Gin Company, and former resident of this city, spen t yesterday here on business. :, Mrs w. w. Alexander, wife of tht we'll known Cotton Belt conductor left yesterday afternoon for New Mad rid, Mo, where she visits friends an6 ralatives in her old home