Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-30


 Frank l.. Royston, of Gould, Ark. spen! Sunday in Pine Bluff with his . family.
 Earl Hagy spent Sunday in Little ROCK. lie returned 50 this city yes l teGday.
 Mrs. A. J. Vining will leave today l for Little Rock where she will spend week. :, 4
 Meyer Solmson is in Fort Smith to attend the Peach and Melon Day 1 celebration.
 Mrs. J. l.. Farrar and grandson, Trip Martin, have returned from a visi'l to Buckner. VI. i, .-ss'
 Gerson EllbQtt returned to Althei- mer yesterday ofter visit with his father, E. EiIbQtt. Joe White, of White and Watson, CIVIL engineers, went to Sherrill yes terday on business.
 M ss Nellie Ryan is the guest of friends in the cisy She will return to her home Wednesday,
 J. l.. Thomas left yesterday for San Antonio, Texas, where he will prob ably reside in the future.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. B.sAvery will leave
 
 visit friends for some time
 zack Tankersley is making brief visit to Little Rock. He is expected home within a few days. .e[
 w. l.. Davis, of 203 West Fifteenth ovenue, and son, Morris, gre visiting for a week in Wabbaseka.
 l.. E lbott left yesterday afternoon for Denver, Colo, where he will spend a months vocation.
 Miss Phoebe Clemmons. of Eng fish, is the guest of Miss Fronces Cross of Martin avenue.
 Clarence Watson has returned from trip of. several weeks through Northern and Eastern cities.
 Mrs. Kate Rrice returned yester- day from Louisiana where she has been visiting her mother. E. R. Campster, night patrol k1ri-er, is confined to his home by Tiness.
 Mir. and Mrs John Gillian and children, George and Leona, left Sunday for Kansas City.
 Mrs. o. P. Keadle and son, Vernon, have returned from visit of week With relatives in Little Rock.
 w. G. Reynolds and family. of Union City Tenn, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. P. Garner of this city.
 Calvin Burks, of J. B. Talbot and Company, left yesterday for Toledo, Ohio, to spend several days on busi- ness.
 Nate Levine left yeslIerday after noon for St. Louis and Chicago where he will spend several days on busi- ness.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vining and children, are spending several days with friends and relatives at Wabba- seka.
 Mrs. Harry Daniels and child left Sunday afternoon for Oklahoma City, where she will visit her parents for three weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Adams will leave | h's morning fer Newport for a visit cf several days will Misses Lea and Ellen Jones.
 Mrs. c. C. Cooley, of Lambert, Miss. Is visiting her parents. Judge and Ms. w. D. aVnce, of No. 1GS Ne- brasko street. Mrs. E. Denmead left Sunday after noon for Shreveport La. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Hostler, for several weeks.
 Mrs. John Mills and her mother, Mrs. w. I. Galbraith, will leave to- day to spend the rest of the summer at Battle Creek, Michigan.
 C. c. Hutchinson and family, Nal den, Mo-. arrived in the city recently and have taken up their residence at 1902 Eas, Seventh avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blackwell have re urned from visit>.w. tn relatives in Tcmberlin. MT. Blackwell says cro9s are good in that vicinity.
 Mrs. E. G. Pease, of Pecos, Texas, is visiting Mrs. J. P. Cady, on Wal nut street Mrs. Pease ,NIas former ly Miss Linnie Cudginsi on, of ArX- ansas.
 Cs,.l on Fox, representing Fox Bros. Hardware Company,s left yesterday for Parkdale and other points south on the Mountain in the interest Of his firm.
 Erof. J. R. Alleh, pripc' pal of the Pine Bluff High School, has returned from S, ay of two<mepths at Collins and Heber. He Was accompanied by Mrs. Allen.
 Henry Doyle and Sibley Ward, of Ii tie Rock, arrived in the city Sun day night in the latter's Chalmers Detroit car. They are visiting friends here and will return in few days.
 Mrs. R. M Collins, of Corsicona Texas. left yesterday for Little Rock to visit Mrs. T. J. Gay. Mrs. Collins has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Clark at 1117 West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. Rose E. Wilkie has retuTned From a visit to points in western Ark Il-l,ras where she spent six weeks. |.Wrs. Julia Feels. sister of Mrs. Will xie. accompanied her home and VIII lfema'n here a month. J. Walker Jones', the prominent plauer of Hannaberry, and his son. Dick Jones, were in the~city yestelr- day. They returned last evening in MT. Jones' R. H. c. touring car, tax ing Ed Dilley with them for fishing trin of several days. | ID Nimm