Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-08
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< + s s s' ds |. * s +s .n - s * .s + :. Miss Jess Bookhart is yisit .ne friends in Stephens.
 Miss Emma speRran is the gucsG ef friends ar Cornerstone.
 Garland How.es of Rockville. vas in the city Monday on bus ness.
 Miss Ed.th D ekey of Memphis, jont s'Un.ay with relative. in this c.ty.
 Mrs. Jessie Core. of Plum Bay y9u. E 'h4 guest Of lrienls i'll the ei y. ". L Payne of sherrill. was a busi- ness visitor in t,te city vest rday
 Wallace Douglas Of Douglas, spent yesterday iii the ciry rans&cting husi- ness.
 ]. Maker Jones went to Hanna berry yeseel day to inspec ct ais cotton plantation.
 ca3l. k. R. Rice Of Warner, passed t2rcneh Inc city yesterday en rouse 10 I.stzle Rock.
 Sheriff T. D. Bounds of Clarendon, Monroe county. WAS in the city yes eerdaY on business.
 Miss Kettle Lloyd and Mrs. NJ. 0. Enterlinc have returned from points hl Ohio where they visited relatives 4nd f'iends.
 Ms. J. B. SFecFs and daught r, Marietta baye .elQrned from Chica- go.
 Mrs. Charles Dixon. of Douglas. $ in tine city the guest of her paren,s, Mr. and Mrs W. T. Traweek
 Mir. and Mrs. C. s. MeNew went 10 Little Rock yesterday for a v,sit with friends.
 Miss Marie Lloyd has returned from visit with friends at points in Colo rado, Nebraska and other wes ern states.
 NJ ss Ivy George has returned from Memphis where she spent several days with her brother.
 NJ. and Mrs W. L. Toney have gone to Lake Village for visit with AIr. and Mrs. E. P. Toney.
 Miss Hazel McElhenny, who is en- plcyed at Clie. spent Sunday in he city with his parents.
 Mrs. Sd Mccarra left yesterday for St. Louis where she will spend sey- eral weeks with friends.
 John F. Sennctt returned to Oracle yesterday after spending Sunday in the city with his family.
 $. z. Wilnoit. manager of the Or phea Theatre. went to Memphis Sun day n a brief business trip.
 Secretary N. k. Pearson, Tom Lyle, C. E. Few. formerly of this city, now d member of the Stuttgart Train ing School faculty, at Stuttgart, was in the c'ty yesterday to attend the Pcrtland-Pine Bluff football game Mr Few was official timelleeper.
 Edward Wodiska, representing the Corral, Wediska Company, Havana cigar manufacturers; of Tampa, Fla, makers of the famous Julia Marlowe c; gar, was in the city yesterday cail- ing on A. x. Bloom the local dis tribner of the rms products.
 Mrs II. C. F'rizzelle and baby and Miss Inez Shannon, of Bearden, are spending several days n the city with friends
 Mrs Harry Olcott and ch ldren have returned from several weeks visit to Hot Springs.
 Mrs Clarence Philpot is expected home tomorrow from Battle Creek, Mich, where she spent the past month.
 J. C. Bain and Miss Nonie and Dean Bain, of Portland. were in the city yesterday to attend the football game. zs
 H. F. Jerard travelling passenger agent for the Iron Mounta n with : headuoarters at Little Rock, was n the city yesterday on business. Mrs. A. NJ. Morris and daughter, Mrs. Jones, have returned from two months stay at Chicago. ] H. |. Holderness has returned from Nashville. Tenn, where he attended , the meeting fthe National Asso- kiaticn of Funeral Directors. Mrs. R. s. Trulock, who has been the guest of relatives in the city fol several days will leave this morning for Fl Reno, Okla., to join her hus- band.