Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04

' noon for Houston, Texas, where he Will probably reside.
 Juan and Henry Trotter, of Monti- cello, are visiting Curtis and Virgin i ius Mead in this c.ty.
 I. J. Collier returued to bis home ln Althelmer yesterday after spending several days in the city.
 J. W. Gibson left yesterday after noon for Eenver, Golo., to spend sev- efal weeks recuperating.
 Lev Goodrich left yesterday for Waver.y. Tenn, for visit with fr enls and relatives.
 Dr. J. w. Stephens and little daughter went to Sheridan yesterday for visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Mo Hant and daughter, Miss Fannie, will leave today for Chicago 0 visit for several weeks
 |. r. Shelby, the paving contractor went t2 Littie Rock yesterday to spend today with his family.
 Duke Pohl, William Harr son and fishing trip to Noble Lake.
 Miss Nolie and Gladys Harrison left yesterday for Monte Ne, where they will spend several weeks.
 Ms. C. \. lzinaker w.ll leave today for Milwaukee, Wis, to spend some time with relatives and Friends
 Ms. D. J. Miller, of Paducah, Ky, will arrive here today to be the guest oi her sister, Miss Pearl Stroud
 Ms. 0. w. Clark has gone to Mt. Neba, Ark, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Armbuspe CT have returned from St. Louis where trey have lived the past seven months. Mr. Armbuster has taken a
 aiti0n tn the Gotten Belt here
 Mi and Mrs. Freeman, of Cabot, Ark, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs F. E. Sehnltz in this city.
 C. C. Williams, publisher Of the Free Press at Stuttgart, Ark, was a 5uciness visitGr in the city yesterday.
 Brad Hclcombe and mother, Mrs. 3ema HJlcomb, have gone to Hot Springs for visit of several weeks.
 Miss Mar ha Armstrong, of St. Louis, is expected to arrive today for T sit Wita Mr. and Mrs. S. M Tay- Tor.
 J. W. Bishop, of the Bishop-Scott Lumber Company, of CaboOl will spend teday with his family in this city.
 Mrs. A. H. D. Perkins and daugh- ter. Mrs. Pinckney, will leave today for Pueblo, Colo, to srend several weeks
 Mrs. w. l.. Wood, of Camden. will arrive in the city today to wis [ Mrs. Yes all and family cn West Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. P P Byrd and little daugh- ter, Doris, will return rhis after Chicago.
 Jo Nicnol, ef the Simmons Nation al Sank, and Judge J. M. Elliott, left yesterday for Chicago to spend sev- "a! days.
 Miss Gussie Rutherford, daughter of Mrs M F. Rutherford, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Cramer, in Lit tie Rock.
 Mrs. T. L. Davis, who has been sitting her parents in Star City for the past two weeks, returned home yesterday.
 pr. J. l. Norris is spending his vacation at Sulphur Springs and there will be no services at the First Presbyterian church today.
 B. l.. Ross, cashier of the Merch- ants and Planters Bank at Eudora, Ark, srent yesterday in the city while on his way to Chicago
 Miss Eileen Brennan and Mrs. been visiting MT. and Mrs. Clint Green, returned home this afternoon.
 Mrs Earl Peace and baby, and Mrs. w. Gaske and children, will leave today fer Foraker, Okla, where they will spend a month with rela- tiveS.
 Mrs. A. w. Moore and grand daugh CT, Thasa Christine Ferguson, have gone to summer resort in the Missouri Ozark mountain to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Len LampeTt received mes- sage yesterday from her little daugh- ter, stating that she had arrived safe ly at Rochester, N. Y., where she will visit relatives.
 Lawrerce Dixon, of the Pine Bluff Bottlirg Company, has returned from a several weeks trip in Oklahoma, WIlCIe Hc PlQCCO iol st OluNl ioA Pine Bluffs popular drink, Coke
 I. J. Moore left yesterday morning for Shreveport, La., where he will attend the ceremony of organizing a council of Kadoch and a Consistory of Scottish Rite 32nd degree Masons.
 Mrs. P. c. Prousnitzer, formerly Miss Hattie Franklin, and Miss Prous- nitzer, of Little Rock, arrived in he city yesterday to visit Mrs. M. Weil- CT and MT. and Mrs. D. IL. Franklin. Misses Lula and Lillian Massey lett yesterday afternoon for Fordyce where they will visit relatives fer two weeks after which they will go to Hot Springs for the rest of the sum- mer.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin left last night for Colorado Springs, Colo, to attend the national meeting of the Knights of Columbus as a delegeate from the lccal order. While away Judge keT- w will also visit the National San itarium Of the Modern Woodmen of America