Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
BRIEF MENTION


 MISS Matte Evans, of Little Rock IS visiting MT. and Mrs. Leo NJ An dreWs.
 P@4mer Danaher went 10 Iitt)e hock yestelday to S..,nd Sunday With relatives.
 '"oge J. NJ. Elliott will leave today TOT Dewitt, where he will hold cour, this week.
 MISS Josephine Milestone has re- turned from Little Rock, where she visited friends.
 Mfs. c. B. fauch has returned from sebringsville. Canada. where she vis- tied her mother
 Mike r. Huddleston the we'll known Paragould lawyer, was in the city yes te1day on business.
 Tom Collier has returned to his nome at Altheimer after spending 3 few days in the city.
 W. D. llearn, president of the Bank of Pine Bluff, spent yesterday in Little Rock on business.
 Mrs. George Champion, of Alber- querGde, x. M., is visiting Mrs. H. Riley, of Martin avenue.
 G. W. Wiley, the well known resi- dent of Helena, spent yesterday morn- Ing Ill the city on business.
 Mrs F. E. Cheaot and son, Homer, returned yesterday from New York and other points in the East. Mrs. (. G. Wall and little son left yesterday for Stuttgart, where they wilN wis relatives for few days.
 Attorney W. T. Woodbridge spent yesterday in Little Rock attending a meeting of the Railroad Commission.
 w. L. Banks, the we'll known Pa ducah, Ky. liquor salesman spent yesterday in the city With his trade
 Miss Ava Veits has returned from Icul, and New York, where she made selections Of millinery for the Froug S or.
 Charles Dante and little son, of 1 Dumas. spent yesterday in the city and at ended the Tom k ppur sarv ces ;,t the Temple.
 Preston Carter will leave October for the University of Tennessee, where he will enter upon the work of his second year.
 Mrs. William Bacchds has returned to her home at Little Rock after a visit with Mrs. Ed Malley, of No. 1921 East Second avenue.
 Sam Wolchansky, of McGehee, spent yesterday in the city, having come here to attend the Tom Kippur ser- vices at the Temple.
 Rev. and Mrs. Carol D. Wood went to Til!ar yesterday, where MT. Wood vii, nreaca the dedication sermon at the ntw Bapt st Church.
 J. R. Johnson, traffic manager for Butler Brothers, St. Louis, who has been visiting relatives in the city, will return to his home today.
 Mrs. Stella Brown, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. M. Howard, of No. 1925 East Fifth avenue, has returned to her home at Shreveport, La.
 Mrs. w. T. Currie and son, Dannie, of Rison, are the guests of Mrs. Cur rie's daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Wilkes, of No. 1908 West Thirteenth avenue.
 J. E. Rogers, Jefferson county asr.- cultural agent will leave Monday for Hot Springs, where he will attend the state meting of government agents.
 Mi. and Mrs. J. H. Ancrum went to Galveston yesterday to attend the fiji annual convention of Title Mem to be held in that city September 24-26
 Attorney Irving Reinberger and wife left yesterday for Chicago, where they will spend several days. MT. Reinberger will transact legal busl- ness in that city.
 E. H. Apperson, of the Merchants and Planters Bank, returned yester- day from Paragould and neighboring points, where he visited his parents and ether relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Mcintyre ana Nisse; Hattie and Emily Fox return ed last night from Colorado and the Yellow Stone National Park, where they spent a month.
 w. Porter Grace and wife, of Little Rock. arrived in the city yesterday morning to attend the funeral of Preston w. Grace, whose body will arrive from Columbia, Mo-, today.
 J. A. Clement, commissioner of the Main street paving district, left yes- terday morning for Chicago to inspect
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