Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-13

a several days busisness trip to Texarkana and Hope
 Art hur Wells, of Monticello, AFs., is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Paul M. Heerwagen, the well known decorator of Fayetteville Ark. is in the city looking after some awarded him here.
 r. c. Hall, manager of the Ameri- man Multigraph of Dallas, Texas, is in the city on business.
 Miss Ruth Harris, of Monticello, is spending several days in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Lee.
 Judge A. E. Grace left yesterday af- ternoon for TeXarkana to spend sev- eral days with his daughters.
 Thomas Cox, of the Cox Machinery Company, of Little Rock, was bus mess visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. L. Van Cleave is expected to arrive from Dallas, Texas next week for a visit with relatives here.
 M. F. IToldelness of Nashville
 Tenn, is in the city the guest of his brother, II. I. I1olderness. and fam fly.
 I. P. Shelby, the paving contractors has returned from Little Rock where he spent several days with his fam ily
 Mrs. J. w. Baldwin and children, Myrtle and Willard, of Sherrill, spent yesterday in the city with friends
 George Merrill and James Me- Gaughey have returned from a two weeks sojourn in Mineral Wells, Texas.
 Henry Ha!zlip left yesterday for Boston. Mass, where he will spend several weeks with relatives and friends
 Mrs. B. w. Benton left yesterday for Cincinnati, where she will visit ! relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Paul M. Heerwagen, of Fayette- vile, the we'll known decorator, was resistered at the Hotel Jefferson yesterday
 Harry Hammick, of English, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. c. l.. Lake was a business visitor in Gould yesterday.
 o. T. Pool, of Decatur, Ala, left yesterday for his home after visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Pool, in this city.
 Miss Grace Bond, of Warren, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Blankenship, in this city, returned home yesterday
 Miss Matte Baldwin, who has been attending the Annunciation Academy the past term, returned to her home at Sherrill yesterday. Miss Nell Foley and nieees, Misses Ruth and Alma Foley. have gone to Sherman, Texas. for a visit win Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foiey.
 Sterling Barrow lift yesterday for St. Louis, Chicago hnd New York where he will spehd several weeks. He will take in the Republican con- vention at Chicago.
 Mrs. Harry Hankins and children and Miss Patsy Han1A;ns, os Monti- cello, are the guests of Mrs. Han. kins' parents, MT. and Mrs. M. c, Cross, in this cty.
 Mrs. F. o. McGehee and daughter. Miss Ava McGehee, have returned from Lonoke, Kerr and Little Rock where they spent the past ten days the guests of friends.
 Mrs. B. H Williams of Maddinp passed through the city yesterday en route to ,Texarkana for a visit with her sister. Mrs c, .,eEe christiaq,!4 !4wAo 'S' h6s s"tS ;;ft HsaaRin.sy44 ll.., ptss. fSr1 izaheayille. Ohio, where he e1W,va1 Vas called on account Of the serious ill., ness of his sister and brother-in-law, both, of whom have typhoid fever. 4.
 Howard stranss, who is connected with E. R.. Parkham: and Company real estate dealers in Memphis. Is expected to arrive in the c.ty in "a few days for a vAN w.th. his .pari- ents. ,sff'f i
 J. W. Martin. who has been man. aser of the Arkansas Short Ie.s Humber Company since taat firm purchased the plant of the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company, in th;, city, accompanied by Mrs. Martin will leave today for erip that wi], include St. Louis. Michigan ani points in New York, where Mir. Mar tin hopes to regain his health which !tec hnon foi1iuv so. ...