Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-02

returned from Victoria, Texas, where they spent several weeks with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. w. B. Sanders and daughters. Misses Carmita and Aileen. have re- 1 turned from an extended visit in NeWbury, N. c.
 Key. and Ms. Flournoy ShepDerson and Miss Louise Phillips, of Montl- cello, were in the city yesterday th, guests of friends.
 r. r. Adams, the well known Cot ten Belt official, is spending severa, days ir St. Louis on business con ncGted with the company.
 Mrs. J. M. Walker and children. who have been visiting friends and ] re 'atiFes in this city, left yesterday for ther home in Mangum, Okla.
 Mrs. M Hanf and daughter, Miss Fannie Hanf, will leave Sunday for Ottawa Beach, where they will spend tHe remainder of the summer season.
 Judge James Gould is expected to return home today from a weeks stay in St. Louis and Toledo, Ohio, where he transacted important busi- ness
 J. D. Bateman, the well known and popular young official for the Louis vile and Nashville road, with head quarters at Little Rock, spent yes terday in the city on business.
 V. o. AleXandeT and two sons, AL bert and James. Major S. w. Bose well, and J. w. Ferguson, of Sweden. will leave Monday for Moon Lake, Miss" for a weeks fishing trip.
 Rev, Walter D. Buckner, of Mem- phis, who came here to attend the unelal of Hon. M. A. Austin, will leave tomorrow for Portsmouth, Va, where he will spend the rest of his vacation.
 Mr and Mrs. Isaac Dmeyfus, Cliff f>- 1reyfus and Miss Artie Dreyfus, left yesterday afternoon for New York. Mir. Dreyfus will purchase ;he II stock fer the Isaac Dreyfus Company. They will be away about two months.
 H. C. Moore, the well known cotton man, spent yesterday in the city on his way from North Carolina to San Antonio, Texas, where ne will spend a few weeks before returning to his city to take up his work for the cot ton season.
 Henry Cook, of Cincinnati, will ar rive here tomorrow to join his wife and son, who have been here for sev cal days visiting relatives. MT. Cook recently recovered from a serious surgical operation, which he under went in a Cincinnati hospital.
 Judge Guy Fulk will return to Lit t.e Rock this morning after spending a few weeks in the city with rela lives. He will open circuit court at Perryville dle coming week. Mrs. Fulk and children will remain at Sul- thur Springs a few iweeks longer with relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Hansen and dauen ter, of No 1909 East Second avenue, returned home yesterday afternoon after q visit of several weeks in Sheffield, Pa. On the way to this city they visited friends in Jackson, Miss, New Orleans and other South ern points.
 Sheriff Elgar Brewster, who at tended the annual convention of the l f.lhB at Los Angeles, Cal, as dele gate from Pine sBluff Lodge No. 149, and who has been visiting a number Of Western cities since the big con- ven,ion adjourned. VII return to l his home in this city tomorrow.
 Alex Strauss, naDhew Of the wei known local colt n man. has returned fronl New Orleans, where he under went an operation. F" has entirely recovered from his recAn1 illness
 John G. Roebuck has returned from Prairie Dell, Texas, where he spent three weeks with his uncle J. NJ. Roebuck, and other relatives.