Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-11

il'e'll, Ill lHt Interest O1 GlHeSple Bros
 William Parkin, of Little Rock, as sls'aht tnted States engineer, was in the city yesterday on official bus- ness.
 Mrs. F. J. Bale and baby, Fl9rine, Of Little Rock, are visiting MT. and Nus. J. E. Bale ,at No. 1912 East Seventh.
 J. M. Ba rett and J. F. Quattle- baum, well known residents of Saer- Till, Were business visitors in the city yesterday
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Ellner and son, Ray Louis, have returned from De- catur, Ala where they visited Mrs. Ellner's parents.
 Miss Adele Woolson, Of Little Rock arrived in the city yesterday afternoon Q visit Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mills for several days.
 Rev. C. D. Wood, pastor of the f1rst Baptist church, went to Tilla.t yesterday to spend few days with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. Minor Woedard who has been tick for several days at. her home, No 1117 West Second, is repcr. ed 10 be much improved.
 M. B. Beard, travelling passenger agent for the Lou:vile and Nashville with headquarters in Little Rock, was in the ci y yesterday.
 Mesdames ". s. Harris and R. l.. Rnt.. erford expect to leave soon for Mineral Wells, TeXas, where they will vsit fer some time.
 Mrs. Henry Cloos, of Granite Mcun- tain SE' ings, speHt Tuesday in the ci y attending the funeral of her sis ter, Mrs. w. o. Douglass.
 George F. Billings, an Insurance representative of New Orleans, was in he city yesterday the guest of R. H. M. Mills and Sons Agency.
 
 agent cf the Great Northern Railroad, with headquarters at St. Louis, pas sed through the city yesterday.
 Mrs. w. T. Shaw and children, Miss Esther and Willie Shaw, of Dallas, Texas, will arrive in the city today for visit with MT. and Mrs. Felix Smart.  Ms. Jerry Borecky and son, and Mrs. John Bore'cky, of Little Rock, returned yesterday afternoon from 6 ten days visit to, relatives in Texas.
 Mrs. Earl B. Lyman, of Little Rock, spent the Jay here Tuesday and Miss Ruth Simpson accompanied her home whe: she will visit fer several days.
 MT, and Mrs. J. ID. Quattlebaum, of Little Rcak, left for Denver, Colo, yesterday morning by way of Sit. Louis. They wiit be gone several months.
 Mrs. Mary Merlo and daughters, Misses Mary and Eleanor, will leave today for Memphis where they will spend several days with relatives and friends.
 D. B. Hatcher will leave Friday for New York City, where he will meet several, prominent Liverpool cotton men and visit Mayor Gaynor for a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Waskoski are in the city on their way to Big Springs, Texas. While in the city they are the guest of MT. and Mrs. J2e, Waskoski.
 Miss Addie CaTmical, of Monticello who has been visiting he" sister Mrs. J. s. Wiley, returned yesterday afternoon to T:llar, where she is teaching music.
 Mrs. J. R. Martin, Mrs. T. F Mays and Mss Mildred Pool are i spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. P. G. Jenkins at their country llome at Sherrill.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. c. Chesnutt, of ND 17O9 East Seventh, will leave July 18th for Arcadia La. They expect t spent several weeks fishing and per hap's camping in the open.
 w. w. Webb, of Little Rock, forme ly interested in the Simpson & Webt Furniture Company, of this city, was in the city Tuesday attending the fun oral of Mrs. w. o. Douglass.
 Miss Mary Mccoy leaves Friday af ternucn for Memphis where she wil spend some time the guest of Mis- Elizabeth Morgan, Miss Maude Will liams and Mrs. Paul. Dammann.
 Mrs. R. L. Arnlett and little daugh ter, Roanna, of Springfield, who hav' been wis ting relatives here, wi, leave today for their home. MT. Ar nett will arrive this morning to ac company them.