Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-16

ch.ldfen have rented $ cottoge at Sul- phur Springs and will spend ne heat ed term at the little resort.
 Prof. J. H. Thach, of l'ordyce. pass ed through the city yesterday en route to Fordyce from points in the northern part Of the sta,e
 Miss Pressie Johnson, of New Or leans, who has been visiting friends here for some time, left yesterday for her home, accompanied by Mrs. W. M. Toney.
 Mrs. J. M. sorrels, of No 2025 East seventh avenue, will leave today for Stuttgart to join her husband They will arrive here Sunday and make her
 home there
 Alf. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson went to Noble Lake yesterday to spend sev- cral days fishing.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bumpass have arrived here from Mount Pleasant Texas, and will make their home at No. 20o6 East Seventh avenue.
 Wallace Hdrlburt assistant score jary of the Chamber of Commerce, will leave this afternoon for Fort smith to visit friends for q week.
 C. II. Jackson, travelling freight agent for the Iron Mountain, spent yesterday in the city the guest of H. N Atwood, local agent for that road
 tiarold Blu,henthal returned yes terday afternoon from an extended visit to points in the east and north, including New York and Atlantic City.
 Sam Solmson, who attended the Bull Moose convention in Chicagd and spent several weeks in the windy city and Michigan resorts, will re- turn home today
 Mrs. M. R. Hall and son, Clement Hall former residents of this city Who are now making their home at Dewitt. Ark, are in the city visiting j. A. Clement and family on West Barraqne street.
 J. J. Golgan and family have gone 10 Dermott where MT. Colgan will have charge of tne Baremuss head ng factory. Mr. Colgan was formerly i c3nnecQed with the w. B. Nimmons Company in this city.
 Dr. C. II. Brough, Of the University of Arkansas, arrived in the city yes in the city in the interest of the Uni V5Tsity. Dr. Trough will be the guest of Edgar Brewster while here. C. M. Andrews, superintendent of the Valley Division of the Iron Moun- tain with Headquarters at McGehee passed through the city yesterday in l ll's private car en route to MeGehee, from an inspection tour of his di- vision.
 Mrs. w. A. Kientz and son, w. A kientz Jr., will leave today for Co., i lumbus, Ohio, where they will visit relatives for few weeks. Mir Kientz will accompany them as fal as St. Louis, where he will transact business for Kientz Brothers. w. H. Bennitt has returned from a several weeks visit with his brother Ziba Bennitt and family, in Provid- ence, R. I. They made the trip East in Mr. Bennitt's automobile. On his return home MT. Bennitt took a steamer out of New York and re- urned via New Orleans. Ziba Ben. nit and family are now in Maine. George w. Lambert, of Monticello representative for the J. B. Speers cotton deparment in Southeast Arkan. sas, spent yesterday in the city or business. MT. Lambert says the crops are in fine condition in his territory and he believes that Drew county will make the best crop it has made fol years
 H. F. Gerard, travelling passenger agent of the Iron Mountain with head quarters at Little Rock; J. T. Will Hanson, travel ng passenger agent of the Burlington route with headquar- ters in St. Louis, and c. H. Jackson, assistant general passenger agent of the Iron Mountain with headquarters in Little Rock, were in the city yes l terday.
 Attorney w. T. Woodbridge, of the law firm of Bridges and Woodbridge returned yesterday from Macataws Park, Michigan, where he spent sev. eral weeks. He is much improved il health. Mrs. Woodbridge is still there but will leave in few days for visi to Chicago and will return home about September 1. Mir. Wooldridgt says the newspapers, Republicans ant Democrast in the North are predictins the election of Governor Woodrow Of