Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

Sa nolle yes eTday.
 ET. and Mrs. ]. F, Simmons and TWO children will leave Tuesday for Ih cago and ether points in the East to spend the summer.
 Ms. Harry Trulock expects to leave soon for New York city and Bridgeport, Conn, where she will spend several weeks.
 SCI W2rmser, special agent for the Iron Mountain with headquarters in LFtle Rock, spent yesterday in the city on official business.
 How II WaY5bsc!sk and fe left yesterday afternoon for Denver. Colo. Salt Lake and other points in he West to spend several weeks.
 E. Hightawer. teller of the Cotton Belt Bank left last night for New York and other points in the Easi where he will spend his vacation.
 C. E. Clark chief clerk 70 assistant general freighl, agent at Litle Rock formerly with the Sawyer and Austin ot this city, was tAere yesterday visit ing his family
 L. E. Cheek, special agent for the Cotton Belt, went to Little Rock yes terday afternoon. He was subpoened as witness in the Dutch" Jones mur- der case, which is now being tried
 s. H. Beaumont, of Little Rock, gen. eral agent in Arkansas for the Home Insurance Company, of New York, was calling on R. H. M Mills and Sens, tine local agents yesterday.
 Harvey Mann, of the Peoples Bank will leave soon for a several weeks vacation.
 Miss Helen May Sjearns, of Little, Rock, arrived in the city yesterday to spend several days with friends.
 Miss Annie Lee Jones will return to her home in Little Rock Friday after a visit with her cousin, Miss Gusse Jones.
 Miss Hennie Wilkins and Walter Wilkins left this afternoon for Monti- cello to visit Miss Kittie Duke for sev- eral days.
 Mrs. w. H. Twinam, formerly Miss Mamie Boone, of Oklahoma is in the city visiting Mrs. Josephine Boone and Arthur Boone.
 Miss Zoe May Wood, of Hot Springs, and Miss Helen May Stearns, of Lit tie Rock, are visiting Misses Hattie and Emily Fox.
 Miss Christine Barker, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Barker. of No. 16O0 West Sixteenth is visiting in New Edinburgh.
 Miss Theola Simmons and Katherine Montgomery have returned from Lit tie Rock, where they visited J. s. Me- Donald and family for several days.
 Walter Pope has gone to Searcy, Ark, where he will spend several days with friends. He will be succeeded at the Peoples Bank by George s. Hol- derness.
 A. Surrell King, a brother of Mrs. Simon Whitestone, who has been here on visit left yesterday for Washing ton, D e., to visit Major Carder of the U. s. Army.
 John L. Alexander will leave today for New York and other points in the East to spend several weeks. He will Joe joined in St. Louis by an old school mate, c. w. "Yauch" Rhea, of Dallas Texas.
 Mrs. J. D. Hooker left yesterday for Dallas, Texas, being accompanied by iher son, Attorney T. M. Hooker, ard grandson, John D. Hooker, who will go from Dallas to Mineral Wells and, Fort Worth.
 John w. Reap and F. Cason, of the Reap-Crawford Furniture company left yesterday for St. Louis, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Chicago to buy stock for the local furniture house. They will be away about a week.
 Mrs. Charles O'Dowd and daughter, Miss Helen, have gone to Pine Bluff to visit Mrs. w. V. Hut. Mrs. Hut will accompany Mrs. O'Dowd to Schil- Ter cottage, in the Ozarks, for mon. hus' visit-Little Rock Gazette.
 J. M. Oracle, of New Gascony, spent yesterday in the city on his way from Hot Springs. He is still Euffering from injuries he sustained Tuesday, when an automobile crashed into a cartilage in which he was riding in Hot Springs.
 N. T. Blackwell. of Dallas, Texas, editor and publisher of the Cotton and Cot.an Oil News of that city, spent yesterday in the city the guest of his brothers, Dr. o. G. and Edgar Blackwell. He was onI his way to