Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-07

| ". N. lFulocK, the genial manager of the Hotel Jefferson, was busi- ness visitor in Little Rock yesterday
 MT. and Mrs. F.. S.. Philip, of New Orleans are visiting MT. and Mrs. E l.. smith, at No. 716 Georgia street
 Mrs. c. P. Barnes and daughter Miss Merle, have returned from points Ill Illinois where they visited rela- 1 tives
 l Will Rowland, Jr., will leave in a few days for Culver, Indiana, where he will enter the Culver Military h. stitute.
 J. w. James, of Conway, former l principal of the James Business Col 1ege, in this city, is visiting friends 1 in Pine Bluff.
 Malachi V. Donovan has returned from a ten days visit to friends at New Orleans, where he spent his an- 1 nual vacation.
 Mrs. T A. Wilson and children have returned from Little Rock where they visited Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. R. K. Black.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ezell have re- turned from an extended trip through the southwest. MT Ezell is much i'm proved ill health.
 Paul M. Herrwagen, of Fayetteville, is spending several days in the city. MT. HerrWagen is a we'll known paint CT and decorator.
 Mrs. Edward Pease, of Pecos, Tex, has returned to her home after a pleasant visit in Pine Bluff with her sister, Mrs. J. IF. Cady.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Emigh return- ed home yesterday from an exten- sive visit through Indiana, Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania.
 Miss Margaret Lutz, of Dallas, Tex as, arrived in he city yesterday af- ternoon for a visit with Mr. and Mrs Simon Whitastone and daughter. ". L1' SQAA WSHl tlO ANCUtt lIdhC and other points south on the Iron Mountain yesterday in the interest of the Mann n-Tankersley Drug Company. George J. Vining, of New Orleans, is in the city visiting relatives. He came here to visit his wife and chil- dren, who are the guests of relatives Carlton Fox, trayeling salesman for |: the Fox Brothers Hardware Com | pany went south on the Iron Moun- tain yesterday in the interest of his firm.
 l Miss Ruby Puddephatt is expec cted to return home Sunday, after having spent the summer with relatives and friends ill St. Louis and points in H. l linois.
 l T. J. Collier, of Altheimer, spent 1 yesterday in the city on business. MT l Collier says the crops are in fine condition and that cotton picking will soon be on in full blast. Dr. J. w. Stephens, F. o. McGehee E. c. Srube, Farrar Martin, Ed Mor- ris and Mitchell Selligman will go to Moore's Lake, in Grant county, this morning to spend week fishing
 Miss Clara Bono will leave Sunday for Little Rock, Fort Smith, points in Oklahoma, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Anaconda, Mont, to visit rela- tives and friends. She will be gone about a month.
 Bob Ramsey, of Camden, passed through the city yesterday on his wa, to Lexington, Va, where he will en ter college. He was joined here by Cliff Foster who will also be a stud ent at Washington and Lee this year
 T. B. McEwen arrived yesterday morning from New York to attend the funeral of Mrs. w. S. letter yestar, day afternoon Mir. McEwen was buy, ing fall gools for the McEwen Dry Gocds Company when he received { | ACoSo6S tClIlllSe OI MI JttcI He immediately left fer this city. Miss Alma and Irma Langford o Pine Bluff, arrived in the city thi morning for visit with MT. ant Mrs. w. B. Langford of West Mat thews. The young ladies have spen the past month in Denver and Colo rado Springs and will visit in tn, city for few days before returnin, home.-Jonesboro Tribune.
 A. w. Mills has returned from Reed vile, Ark, where he inspected his cotton crop. Cotton is in better cen 1 dition than for some time and the crop will average more than last year he says there are no signs of boil weevils CT the new worms. Some cot ton is being picked this week but picking will be generally by next l Ir