Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-27

! tue summer
 1 Dr J. r. Simmons Las, ,c,nrna1 rom Hot Springs where he snonf several days.
 John M. Oracle, the well known planter of New Gaseo4y. was in inc city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. E. Simon and son parnora "en' to Little Rock yesterday to wis relatives.
 rfo1' Glenn comes very highly rec- ommended by educational authorities in Fort Worth.
 Mrs Alice saaffer and Mrs. E. Van 'leaHe spent elday in Little Ro3ii the guest of friends.
 E. A. Hensley, the planter, went 10 Noble Lake yesterday TO inspect his cotton and com crop.
 Mrs. j. W. Bishop left yesterday al ernoon for Nashville, Tenn, for a vsit with relatives.
 (. F. Campbell, she Jefferson Springs planter, was in the civ yes terday 0n business.
 Bun WerlinG, of LHl1o Risk. is in fle csy to spend several days with his ia her, Frank Werling.
 B. Lee, formerly in the furniture business in this city, now of Mem- phis, was in the city yesterday.
 Raymond Fa1rior, soda dispenser at Rosanb3mg's will go to Little Rock today to spend the weekend with his parents.
 Miss Alice Murdaugh, of Little Rock, arrived in the city yesterday 70 A2 the guest of Miss Mary Mccoy for six weeks.
 Mesdames John Speels, C. E. Phil pot and Finn Hut spent yesterday at Rob Roy, the guests of Mrs. J. r. Oracle.
 Mrs. Ben Mason of No. 1913 East Seventh avenue, is visiting relatives at Maiden Mo-, and will remain there several weeks.
 Mrs. J. T. Machen, of No. 1909 Chestnut street who has been con- fined to her bed for the past nine weeks, is improving.
 children returned yesterday from Delaware, Ohio, whele they spent the past two weeks the guest of friends and relatives.
 B. F. Boyd and niece, Miss Blanch Boyd, of Maria, Texas, near the Mex ico line, are in the city the guests of Col. R. E. Rogers, No. SEQ West F evfnth avenue.
 c. D. Head, special representative of the Home Life Insurance Com psny. of New York, was ill the city yesterday calling on the local agents. R. H. NJ. Mills and Sons.
 Mrs. w. F. Hall and daughter, Frances, went to Warren yesterday for brief visit. They will return today accompanied by Mrs Halls sis ter, Mrs. F. l.. Bennett
 George B. Moore, district deputy of the Masonic Lodge will go to Dumas this morning and deliver an address to the members of the Dumas lodge, who will have a picnic today.
 Prof. B. H. Glenn, of Fort Worth, Texas, who has been selected as prln- cipal of the First Ward School, has arrived with his family and will be at the Arlington Hotel for the present.
 Mrs. Fannie King, of Redfield, who has been visiting friends in the city fer the past two weeks, went 70 Little Rock yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Games Saunders, and other rela- lives.
 Mrs. w. K. Baker. son, Cecil Baker, and daughter, Mrs. c. P. Austin, re- turned yesterday afternoon from Wynne where they accompanied the 3ody of Mir. Baker, who died here Sunday.
 T. B. Floore has gone to Tyler, Texas, where he will spend few days with his sister. He will return her2 fer a brief visit before gong ID Seattle, Washington, where he Will make his home.
 Mrs. w. J. Williams and children, of Tyler, Texas, who have been vls't- ing relatives here, left yesterday TOT her home, accompanied by Mrs. Will liams' parents, MT. and Mrs. Brown, who will be her guest for some time.
 Mrs. Ellen Bell left yesterday TOT I.;ttle Rock, where she will visit her son, Neel Bell, and wife for few days. .she will be joined there by Nrs A. B. Grace, who will accompany +o rb;oago where they will spend