Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-04
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LeSSef-Gofdman Cotton ComDanV went to Helena yesterday on bugi- ness.
 E. H. Apperson. an employe of he Merchants aad Planters Bank. aas gone to Paragould 10 spend his vaca- fen.
 Miss Grace Tankersley will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia where she "Hl enter the WGman's Medical col lege.
 $ nnett c. seabrook, claim agent 'f the Cotton Bell, left yesterday far St. Louis on business for the com pany
 Miss Marie Luck, 0f McNeil, return- ed home yes erday after d visit with her brother Dr. B. D. Luck. and family.
 Dr. William F. Mangledorf, of Li lie Rock, is registered at the Hotel Jaf- terson. Dr. Mangledorf is the s.ate chemist.
 Miss Ethel Els es, of Corning, who has been the guest of the Misse., Lahgs.on for a week, returned to her home yesterday
 Ms. L. B. Farrell and little s=n l.. ,. Farrell, Jr., are in the city the guests of Mrs Fa1Tell's mo her, Mrs. Beulah Adams.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Lowry have return- ei from a visit to Monticello and Warren and are now at home No. 1915 Laurel street.
 Mrs. M. 0. Yates and daughters, Misses Fannie and Jessie Mae, of Crossett, are in the city the guests Of Mrs. Will Smith.
 Miss Elleine Harrison will leave Monday for Batesvlle where she will hecon a member Of the faculty in the Masonic Orphans Home
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Woodberry and son, Carlton, who have been spend ing several weeks in Vermont points. have returned home.
 Mrs. J. J. Dickens and family, of Mon, icel.o, arrived in the city yes terday in their car to visit Mr. and Mrs. Garret HoWsen.
 Mrs. H. W. Mckay and daughter, Mss Irma, after a pleasant visit wi h Mrs. J. H. Galloway, have returned 10 their home in Memphis
 Mrs. Ada H. Sweet has returned from ne eastern markets where she purchased millinery goods for the Adane3l Millinery Company
 w. Porter .sGrace and family, of Ii tie Rock, arrived. in the city yester- day to attend the Grace4Perrin we'd ding, which will be solemnized to- day.
 ". J. Morris, who recently retufn- ed from Ben ton where he directed the music at big revival mee ing, will leave Saturday for Malvern 10 have charge Of choir in a pratract- ed meetng
 Mrs Edgar Blackwell has returned from Little Rock, where she attend ed the funeral of Capt. M. J. Clay, an old resident of Little Rock, and who was formerly distantly related to Mrs. Blackwell.
 J. c. Bain, of Portland, passed through the city yesterday on his way home from a visit to New York. He was accompanied by John Eaton, of Swansea, Mass, who will have charge of his cotton department at For land this season. ? Adolph Lyons, the we'll known Lit tie Rockian, spent last night in the city on business.
 J. S. Perrin, of Yazoo City, Mass, arrived in the city yesterday and will be married to Miss Nettie Grace to- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Means and children, who have been spending the summer in Sulphur Springs, have moved to their home in the city.
 Miss Mildred Reeves, of Camden, who has been the guest of her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. Gus Reeves, in this ci,y, returned to her home yes- terday.
 B. w. Wright and children, of Gal lion, Ohio, arrived in the city yes terday to join Mrs. Wright, who will be teacher in the public schools this term.
 Bishop and Mrs. T. D. Bratton, Of l Jackson, Miss, arrived in the city yesterday and will be present at the Grace-Perrn wedding today. Bis hop Bratton will perform the cere- mony, assisted by Rev. Charles L. W-Reese.
 w L. Wood, of Texarkana, arrived