Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-05

 Boyee in this city.
 Mrs. F. E. RenfroW will leave tho latter parJ of this week for Seattle, Washington, where she will visit her husband fer some time. MT. Renfrow went to Seattle about a year ago for the benefit of his health.
 Charles Veil, the we'll known local citizen is planning to attend the Ma tional Republican convention in Chi cago the latter part of this month, although he favors Democrat for president.
 w. c. Crittendon and u. E. Lytle have returned from Altheimef, where they attended the annual meeting of the Merchants and Farmers Gin Company. The old officers were re elected for the ensuing year and the annual dividend was declared.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Griffin left yes- terday for Tennessee, where they will spend several months with Mrs. Grif- fins relatives. MT. and Mrs. Fred Senyard will occupy their cottage on West Second avenue until their home on West Fifth avenue is rebuilt.
 Toney Franey and Herbert Gray spent yesterday in Little Rock to at tend the baseball game between Mo- bile and Nashville. Mr. Gray may do little scouting for the local city league while in the cap1- tai city.
 s. G. Seabrook, general claim agent of the Cotton Belt railroad, is in the city today from Pine Bluff conferring with assistant claim agent A. c, Broadway of this city on business connected with the company.-Jones- boro Tribune.
 today from visit to Kansas City, his old home; Levenworth, Kansas, and Omaha, Neb., where he attended the national meeting of the American Federation of Musicians, as delegate from the Pine Bluff local.
 Dan G. Koonce, of Memphis, former ly of this city, of Dan G. Koonce and Company, advertising novelties and paper specialties, is preparing te move his home to this city to make Pine Bluff his headquarters in fu- ture.
 J. H. Culpepper left last night for Saltilla, Texas, his home, after a visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. F Culpepper on Cedar street. MT. Gull pepper is on his way home from the Confederate Veterans reunion a Macon, Ca.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooberry formerly of this city but now o Jackson, Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday. MT. Hooberry will 1T a few days undergo an operation fol appendicitis at the Florence SanltaT ium..
 Miss Mollie Nobles, of Hambu g is spending few days in the city tht i guest of MT. and Mrs. Percy Nc George. Miss Mobiles is en route t, l her home from Texarkana, wher she has been teaching school tn past term.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Haycock Mrs. o. Atherton, Allie White an John Shelby left yesterday mornin fer Mahoney's Ferry on Saline Rive where they will spend the rest o the week camping out and fishing ant hunting. lA .s
 Mrs. c. w. Laws has returned iron Little Rock where she went to atten her son, w. c. Jones, who underwen an operation at St. Vincent's hospita Saturday., Mr. Jones is doing yer nicely and will soon be able to re turn home.
 Mrs. w. B. Sanders and daughters 1 Misses Carmeda and Aileen, will leav today for Newbery, s. C., where the. will spend two months with rel atives. Misses Marguerite and Nan nie Brewster who are going t Seneca, s. C., to visit relatives, vii accompany them.
 Miss Hattie Peters, who has bee attending Arlington Heights College at Fort Worth, Texas, is in the cit and will spend' a week with he grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Joe s Altschul after which she will go t Hot Springs and spend the summe with Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Parker
 Mrs. T. D. Wynne, of Fordyce, ha been visiting Mrs. V. B. Alexande for several days. She will leave to day fer her home and will be accom- panied by Miss Edna House, 0 Sen atobia, Miss, who has been visil ;npr Mrc Adovandar for f4W day