Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-17

Mrs. Tracy Mills and ehtldren afH go to Little Rock tomorrow for weeks visit with Mrs. Mills paropts
 Miss Ruby John OH aud Park Tomme will leave JoIay for Joints m Mississippi for a vtsi wi.h- relatives
 David \. Gaes. memuer Of the Arkansas Tax Commission. was =aig- ttred at the lio,el Jefferson yes.er- day.
 Mrs. C, p. Atkinson. of g ar City, 1ao has been visiting friends in the 2ity @ame time, returned nome yes rerday.
 II. E. Haudan, travelling passenger affns of the Chicago and Alton, win headquarters a@ st. Louis, was in the city yesterday.
 C. E. Smith Of the lccal Cotton Belt ffeisht office, will leave tomorrow for Kansas City and po.nts in Ohio on his vacation. |
 $. N Spcers, travelling passenger agent of the Illinois Central. with headquarters at Memphis, was in the city yesterday.
 Charles NnoX has returned from Battle Creek, Mich, where hc spent the past several weeks for the benefit of his health.
 Mrs Cor9ne= =Felton, of Little Rock $ in the city the guest of her sister. Mrs \. ]. Gugther, Seventh avenue and Ohio s.ree.
 Mrs. \. NJ. Lee, of No. 1902 OIio rect yesterday received a messaee ating that her molher was critical iy il in Alabama.
 Mrs. W. O. Boone and daughter, Rosaline, and Miss Mill;e Rue will leave shor.lx for Sherman, Texas, for ] visit With friends.
 Miss Rosaline Maas, of Cincinnati, has returned to her home after spend- ing several months here the guest of N. Silbernagle and family.
 Misses Fannie and Rowena Tolson, of LewsYiile, are the guests of their sister, Mrs. ]. o. Hamilton, 2f No, i9l5 East Sixth avenue.
 N's. and Mrs. (. L. Sattzmaa will go to Clio Monday where Mr. Saltz- man will take position with the Tlians1e Lumber Company.
 Miss Aleen Briggs, of Little Rock, \ no has been wis ting Miss Cuslef in this ely for some time, will re- turn 10 her hom9 Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Owens, who have been spending the past month at Battle Creek, AIich., arc eX- peeted to return home today.
 Dr. Asa Brunson left yesterday for EeWitt to appear as a witness in the case of J. o. Beaver who is charged with the murder of John Hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Claud c. Monk, who were married here recently, returned yesterday from their honeymoon which included northern cities.
 Mrs. Jesse R. Core and children, of Plum Bayou, who have been yisitir 9 in the city for the past week, re- turned to tAeir home yesterday.
 Miss Oakley Thomas who has been attending the summer normal at Kirksville, Mo-, has gone to St. Joe to visit relatives for a few days.
 Roy Hughes, representing the Jacob D9ld Packing Company, with hSad- ousrters in Wichita, Kansas is in the city calling on the local trade
 Mrs. NJ. E. Turrentine and daugh 6r Miss Frances, who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Cannon, left yes ,erday for their home in Herford i Texas
 Charles Haycock, the well known real estate and Insurance man, speft ve ster,lav at Noble Lake with his wife and others who have been there Tor several days.
 Mrs. J. H. Jordan left yesterday for Washington, Mo-, and St. Louls, in visit relatives. She will Joln her son in Washington, who will accom- pany her home.
 Mrs. Rose House and two children Helen and Willie, left yesterday a1ter- noon for Marion, H., to visit Mrs uouse's brothers, w. M. and $. 1ofk' They will be away three months.
 R. J. Buckerstaff, who mas peei' connected with the Arkansas snort I .eaf T.umber Company, left yesterday for Vicksburg, Miss, to take posi- tion with Houston Brothers Lumber Company.
 Secretary H. G. Spauldlng' of tae f,hamhfm of Commerce, returned yes-