Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-21

ernoon for points south on the Gotten Belt in the interest Of the WestbroCk Grain and Commission Company.
 Mrs. H. W. Mckay, of Memphis, is visiting Nr and Mrs. J NJ. Galloway, i on Olive street
 W. Latson, local manager for Ar ]. mour and Company, has returned from Chicago where he spenr two weeks.
 Otto Pi ts, of No. GOA Easa Third avenue, left yesterday fer Memphis. Cairo and Chicago to yisir for several weeks.
 Attorney W. Y. Coleman has gone back to Mt. Nebo, Ark, where he has joined his family for a few weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Cdesnut will leave today for New York, the latter in the in, crest of the Grand Leader Dry Goods Company.
 Mrs. J. A. Reed and daughter, Miss Jessie, have returned from visit with friends and relatives in Mineola, Texas, and Mansfield, Ark. Roy Gresham, of the Mead-Hudson Company has returned from Clovis tad other points i'll New Mexico where he visited for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Haycock will leave this afternoon for Cineinnati, Ohio, where they will spend the next two weeks with relatives and friends.
 L. C. Saua ders and son, L. .. I. returned yesterday afternoon from 8 three weeks trip which included points in Michigan and Chicago aad New York.
 Miss Velma Bougler, of Little Rock who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs J. L. Warren in this city fol several days, returned home yester day.
 Mayor A. C. Jordan returned las night from a ten days tour of tn Northwest Mayor Jordan visited St Paul, Chicago and other cities whil away.
 H. W. Nichols, city salesman foi v Swift and Company, has gone tt
 Heber Springs to spend the summer Mrs. Nieaels has been at Helper fo
 several weeks.
 Henry Mccoy Blanchard, of Chat tanooea, Tenn, who has been visit
 ing Major and Mrs. H. A. Mccoy Il 7, this city for some time, left yesseI r day for his home.
 Mrs. Tracy Mills of Pine Bluff an
 children are the guests fer two week
 of Mrs. A. Retan aad Miss I!l:t iie ; tan st their new hcme, 221o Broad
 yay.lLittle Rock Gazet.e. = Attorney W. Ri. sorrells and Dis ', D trict Attorney T. nayjS Nixon return : l' ed yesterday from Efttae Rock, wher
 they appeared before Governor Dons
 ghey in the Alexander case.
 Deputy Sheriff R. H. Williams re
 turned yesterday from Little Rocl
 where he took Leo Turner, youn
 man suffering from mental troubl s and slaced him in the state asylul '' for the insane.
 u w. E. Smith, of Ty.er, Texas, i.
 structor in the schools of engineer T. on he Cotton Belt, passed throug V the city yesterday ell route to hi l. home after a tour of inspectio
 through the north. Miss Lucy Broadstreet of Pin ; Bluff was the guest yesterday r Mrs. R. P. Ramsey. Miss Broadstre'
 will leave today for Batesville, whel u she will visit the family of the Re Il T. Y. Ramsey.-Little Rock Gazette U J. E. Boyce, of the Cotton Belt Sa
 ings and Trust Company; E. A. Hov ell, P. P. Byrd, F. B. Tomlinson, wi t- and son and J. c. Bain and daughte d the latter from Portland, Ark, le yesterday afternoon for New York al fl other Eastern cities. IS Carl Willmsen, the popular repr' le sentative of the Anheuser-Busc
 Brewing Association. with headqua t. ters in St. Louis, is in the city visi