Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

ePoht 5eseeide.y III lne clty on buSi ness.
 k. T. Thomas and wife have return- ed from a several weeks visit to Kentucky.
 Miss Georgia Healy went to Rob Roy yesterday to spend several days with friends.
 Mrs. A. s. Maupin left yesterday for Aines, Ark, to visit her father WHO is dangerously i'll.
 Mrs. w. F. Grotae and daughter have gone to Camden where they will visit for several weeks.
 Miss Lola Cranberry went to Star City yeste.d day morning on short sit. She will return Sunday.
 w. r. Baldwin was recently called to Mayfield, Ky, on account of the death of her father, D. Baldwin.
 Attorney B. F. Ashcraft has moved his law office from the Citizens bank bu lding to 110 1-2 Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen and son. James, of Clio, are spending few days in this city the guests of friends.
 Will Jones and C. M. Laws, of East Seventh street, expect to go to Hot Springs Monday to spend sev e.l " eks.
 Mrs. Ben Mason, of Mo- 1613 East Seventh avenue, has returned from q several weeks visit with friends at Maiden.
 Miss Hattie Burford has gone to Star City to attend the Old Soldiers .,eanon and to visit friends for sev- eral days.
 Mrs C. H. Ahrens, of No. 1905, ex- poets to leave in a few days for Hot Springs where she will spend sev- eral weeks.
 Carroll Hamilton, of Little Rock, who has been visiting Adam Robinson for the past several days, has return cd to his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shelby. who have been in Hot Springs for the past two weeks, are expected to return home l this afternoon. NJ ;ss Willie Boyd, of England, ar rived n the city yesterday afternoon for a several days visit with MT. and Mrs GeC Lytle.
 Rev. Hensley, of Little Rock, spent a few hours in the city yesterday with Rev. J. I. Norris. Mr. Hensley Was eA route to Derm0tt.
 Miss Lula Evans, of Philadelphia formerly of this city, is visiting Miss l1ffie Davs, at No 203 West Fifteenth street, fer several days.
 pr. (. F. Ritchie of Emead, is eX- r cted to arrive in this cty soon t2 spend several days the guest of Mr and M S. Ben Brannon.
 Miss Mildred Pool, of this city, and T. B. Jenkins, of Sherrill, will leave teday for Fort Smith where they will visit Ms T. l.. Leslie.
 John H. Fowler will leave today foe Hot Springs to spend several days on business. MT. Fowler will be accompanied by his wife.
 F. P. Ingram, manager of the local plant of the Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company has returned from abusiness trip to Camden.
 Joe Durham left yesterday after noon for Colorado Springs, Colo, where he, will spend several months ia hopes oe benefitting his health.
 B. H. Johnson and wife, of Little Rock, who will be connected with$the Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Mill the com ing season, have arrived in this city.
 r. B. Fearrington, of the Central Pharmacy. has returned from sever- al days visit to Atlanta and Columbus ca and Moreland City, South Caro- i lima.
 EdWina the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed Malley, of No. 1921 East Second avenue, is spending the sum mer with Mrs. Edwin Lindsay at Sul- vhur Springs.
 T. R Bounds, sheriff of Monroe county, was in the city yesterday. MT Bounds had just returned from Little Rock where he made settlement with the state.
 Er. William Grutcher and family left yesterday for Mont Eagle, Tenn, where they will visit relatives for some time after which >Dr. crutc"ef will go to New York